Undertone Firms Lead Early Stock Rally In New York
Radio Corporation and General Motors led a sharp rally as early dealings showed a firmer undertone overall. United States Steel and Allied Chemical climbed while motor shares like Packard and Hupp rallied amid gains driven by covering orders and rumors about President Coolidge.
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United Press
New York
Radio Corporation
General Motors
United States Steel
Allied Chemical
American Can
Packard
Hupp
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review
Coolidge
Foreign Exchange Rates in New York
Foreign exchange in New York remains steady on June 7. Demand sterling stands at 4.8716 dollars, lira at 5.264%4 cents, Belga 13.95 cents, marks 28.89 cents, with other currencies showing no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Tanes
Belga
Stock Market Decline Driven by Liquidation Pressures
In New York on June 7 traders blamed various excuses for a market decline. Rumors ranged from higher Chicago discount rates to presidential denial of nominating talks. The piece argues the market has been rebought for a long time and that propaganda clouds the issue, with selling pushing prices lower and liquidation as the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Chicago
Cotton Market Demand Shifts as Prices Decline
New York June 7 reports growing demand on declines with heavy liquidation. Traders urged to buy on breaks rather than sell on rallies. Cotton futures opened steady to firmer with gains for October through July contracts.
Sugar Market News Outlook Shows Potential U S Purchases
In New York sugar traders discuss Cuban cargo likely reaching the United States amid weather-driven European losses. Analysts expect a market correction after a swift advance. Sugar futures opened higher with September 2.76, October 2.81, December 2.34, January 2.81, March 3.78, May 2.84, July 2.66 and various small gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
United States
Europe
United Press
Mystic Order picks Rock Island for 1929 convention
Rock Island Illinois was chosen by the Supreme Council for the 1929 meeting of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm. Atlantic City New Jersey also bid strongly for the next year’s gathering. Mrs Arturo Ramos formerly Millicent Rogers, ill with double pneumonia at her father's shooting lodge near Southampton, reported out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Richmond
Rock Island
Ill
Supreme Council Today
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
Atlantic City
N. J
Bay United Press
New York
Arturo P. Ramos
Millicent Rogers
Southampton
Porch porch shooter reports self defense in doorway incident
Emmett Nickoie of 2333 Park Ave reported to police that a Black man attempted to steal two screen doors from his front porch Wednesday night. Nickoie said the would be thief dropped the doors and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Nickoie
Park Ave
Nickoie
Death of 15 year old Catherine Janoski by poisoning
Michigan City report states Catherine Janoski, 15, died by self inflicted poisoning. No motive disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Michigan City
Missatherine Janoski
Hogs and cattle prices move at major stockyards report
Hog prices rise 5 cents with top at 10.10 while most 190 300 lb hogs sell near 10. Receipts around 10 500 with 940 holdovers. Cattle calves and sheep mostly steady to higher with beef steers 13 to 14.50, cows 8.50 to 11, vealers up to 16. Heavy stock and feeder steers 7.50 to 9.50. Regional totals include Cleveland Pittsburgh and Buffalo markets with varied hog and cattle quotes.
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Chicago
United Press
Cleveland
Bu United Presse
Pittsburgh
Sceney
United Preas East
Buffalo
Spain
Mother and daughter die in train auto crash at Alexandria
Mrs Minnie Cranfiel aged 47 and her daughter Mrs Mildred Van Horn 26 were killed when a Nickel Plate passenger train struck their car as it left a funeral procession in Alexandria Indiana. Stepdaughter Marjorie was seriously injured. A hill and trees limited view at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Alexandria
Ind
Minnie Cranfiel
Mildred van Horn
Marjorie
van Horn
Paris Woman Six Attempts Suicide Ends Life in Provins
Mme Prochard failed six times within two weeks to kill herself after her husband died by his own hand. She tried hanging, poison, drowning, jumping on a passerby, and a final hanging using the same rope, ending in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Mme. Prochard
Provins
Nomination Told At Mother's Bedside In Bloomington
Mrs Frank C Dailey learned at her mother Mrs L S Field Bedside in Bloomington Indiana that her husband was nominated as Democratic candidate for Governor at the State convention Wednesday Mrs Field has been seriously ill for several weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dailey
Mate
Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
L. S. Field
Frank C. Dailey
Field
Markets Update on Wholesale Prices and Dressed Poultry
Wholesale price list covers butter cheese and eggs with varied grades and weights. Includes fresh leghorn prices, ducks, geese, turkeys, and hens. notes steady to dull market conditions for butter and grain items, with regional variances in state milk and potato pricing.
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Isaacs Y
Wisconsin
New York
Rio
Santos
Young Americas
Long Island
Southern
Bermudas
Jersey
Southern Baskets
City in Brief highlights local luncheons and events
The City in Brief lists upcoming luncheons for Knights of Columbus Optimists iMageool and others plus Chamber of Commerce and Altrusa clubs. It notes Woodruff Place Clubhouse dedication and a Shortridge High School commencement at Cable Tabernacle. It mentions tool theft at Acme Tool and Machine, and a national convention trip for four Cost Accountants from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Spink
Open Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Altrusa Club
Columbia Club
Optimists
iMageool
Is Club
Linco! Gatbee Theta
Chamber of Aters’ Association
Elkis Aun Ib
Woodruff Place
Mpeman
Castle Hall
Shortridge High School
Cable Tabernacle
Indianapolis
Seasonal Produce Prices In A City Market Basket
A long list of seasonal produce and wholesale prices shows a wide variety of fruit and vegetables from several regions. Items include apples from Varleti and Jamaica limes, California cherries, Florida oranges, Cuban pineapples, Tennessee strawberries, Mississippi beets, Louisiana carrots, Florida celery, and many others with crate or hamper pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Jamaica
Texas
Bermudas
Beppe
Michigan
Red River
Ohios
Kentucky
St Philip Neri pupils present variety show in school auditorium
The expression department of St. Philip Neri school presents a variety show this evening at 8 in the school auditorium. The program includes panto mime descriptive readings and songs directed by Mrs. George S. Foerderer. Edward Marlory and Sarah Robbins violinists with pianist Mrs. Helen Beechem perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expression
St. Philip Neri School
George S. Foerderer
Edward Marlory
Sarah Robbins
Helen Beechem
Rainbow veterans to meet in Ft Wayne convention
Rainbow division World War veterans from Indiana will gather in Ft Wayne for an annual convention on Saturday and Sunday. A barbecue dinner a business session and a memorial service are on the program.
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Times
FT. Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Rainbow Division
Bearish Wheat Opens Lower on World Prices and Rain
Bearish signals from the wheat belt and Liverpool price drops pushed wheat down at the opening on the Board of Trade. Corn and oats followed. provisions unchanged. Rain fell in the Canadian Northwest and scattered showers in the American northwest wheat belt. Liverpool values were lower than expected.
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United Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Canadian Northwest
Chicago Grain Opening Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago market report shows Wheat at 13, Corn at 74, Oats at 19 as opening figures. Details reflect morning trading norms and commodity benchmarks in the grain market.
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Times
Chicago
June Carlet
Births Report From Local Chronicle Wording
A list of births noting numerous family pairs and addresses in the community. Names include Burton Nixon, Hoefgen Reid Buckner, Cowherd, Hogue, Smith, Bridges, Brewer, Watkins, Row, Hadley, Jaynes, Pullins, Teckenbrook, Ferris, Stander, Arnold, Lane, Wilson, Mainiss, Hayes, Gouker, Hoyt, Sawyer, Smith, Pointer, Fenton, and others with residence details and gender noted as girls or twins.
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Burton
Ae Nixon
Hoefgen
Reid
Betty Buckner
Ira Willie
Lucille Cowherd
Colton
Hobart
Elizabeth Hogue
Curtis
Cordelia Smith
W. Pratt
Thomas
Vera Bridges
Yandes
Jessie
Edna Brewer
N. Traub
Emma Watkins
W. Orr Row
Lillian Smith
W. Morrissee
Helen Hadley
Ienne
Violet
Stan- van
Frederick and
Eugenis _Fenton
Central Ave
Obituary notices list multiple local deaths and causes
Deaths snopes W Love 79 2743 Bellefontaine uremia. Jennie Elizabeth Watson 81 1136 Churchman hypostatic pneumonia. Bertha Buchanan Clarke 49 St Vincent's Hospital carcinoma. Liziie Stewart 40 1114 N Miley lobar pneumonia. Eugene M Wilgom 62 Methodist Hospital uremia. Addie Norris McReynolds 46 2041 Ludflow mitral regurgitation. Fannie Regenstrief 42 715 Union paralysis. William Elmer Noll 5 mo Methodist Hospital broncho pneumonia. Wine Bade 63 1902 Woodlawn accident.
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Snopes W. Love
Bellefontaine
Woodlawn
Accintal
Jennie Elizabeth Watson
Churchman
Bertha Buchanan Clarke
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Liziie Stewart
N. Miley
William Elmer Noll
Methodist
Methodist Hospital
Addie Norris McReynolds
Ludflow
Mitral Regu
Fannie Regenstrief
Union
Building Permits Filed for Homes and Garages in City
Building permits reported for multiple properties include A Ellis basement 2724 Cornell Mary Resent porch 3121 Kenwood Garces Vandiver garage 2303 Tral Herbert Kessel addition 1226 W Ain Sich sie00 William Hollowell garage 874 W Tysnty wine se Fred W Cassell garage 1028 Highland Pl Flossie co eee ahall porch 1015 W Thortieth Issac Miattin repair 1206 Union Goldstein Bros reroof northwest corner Washington and Delaware Edith Lee dwelling and garage 5716 College $60 E Cloud felling and garage 525 E Murphy Blew Rerace 3023 Boyd $250 views ouay iaiy Pees Cory Jones reroof 1204 Calhoun Grnahan dwell and garage £ 2 E Fite Maye none 300% a ae Sean cCaulley porch 826-28 N Key ne Humphrey 417 E Forty-Seventh.
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A. Ellis
Cornell
Mary Resent
Kenwood
Garces
Vandiver
Tral
Herbert
Kessel
W. Ain Sich
William Hollowell
W. Tysnty
Fred W. Cassell
Highland Pl
Flossie -Co Eee
Flossie -Co Eee Ahall, Porch, 1015 W. Thortieth, Issac Miattin
Union
Goldstein Bros
Washington
Delaware
Edith Lee
College
E. Cloud
mMurth
Boyd
Vies “Ouay
Iaiy
Peescory C. Jones
Calhoun
Defense Witness Repudiates Threats in Takacs Murder Case
In Porter Circuit Court at Valparaiso Indiana James Takacs murder case sees his chief witness from the first trial recant. Mrs Josephine Hercege previously testified Albert Oresko threatened Takacs to kill him but now says Takacs instructed her to claim threats existed though none occurred. Hercege, mother of five, left her husband to live with Takacs. Takacs was convicted in the first trial and sentenced to life. a new hearing follows on newly discovered evidence.
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Valparaiso
Ind
James Takacs
Porter
Josephine Hercege
Albert Oresko
Takacs
Oresko
Prisoner Walks Out During Family Dinner at Jail
In Wilmington on June 1 Chaney Burke vanished after dining with his family at the county jail. Sheriff Faulkner had a table set in the corridor to accommodate the crowd, but Burke and his relatives disappeared twenty minutes later. The sheriff warned the Burke family about the escape.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
Chaney Burke
Faulkner
Burke
Ex-Sleuth Foils Attack After Gun Battle at Home
Arthur Perkins a former private detective living at 3136 N Capitol Ave says a man he claimed helped prosecute him hid behind his garage struck at him with a heavy tool. Perkins fired back and the attacker fled with an accomplice driving away in a car after the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Perkins
N. Capitol Ave
Perkins
Floods Recede Somewhat After Toll in Four States
Clearing weather in Atlanta on June 7 offered hope as floods in Alabama Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana receded. Rivers still ran high including the Coosa Tallapoosa Tombigbee Dog Warrior Bogualeya and Pearl with precautions to prevent further loss of life. Property damage and crop losses number in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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United
Atlanta
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Coosa
Tallapoosa
Tombigbee
Dog
Pearl
Film Celebrities Escape Fire At Russian Eagle Cafe
A June 7 blaze in Los Angeles destroyed the Russian Eagle cafe as a gas explosion occurred during a dance. Notable stars including Charles Chaplin and Marquis De La Cour Dray fled safely as the structure burned. Three firefighters were severely burned fighting the flames.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Chaplin
Marquis de la Coudray
Gloria Swanson
Moving Picture Party
Fears for Missing Brother Reported in Indiana
A. J. Hadley of Danville told police his brother Brooks T. Hadley 62 may be harmed after he disappeared while driving toward Indianapolis in a Chevrolet coupe. He reported seeing two strange men driving the car. William Devine 16 of 1140 W Twenty Seventh St ran away with another boy, his mother told police.
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A. J. Hadley
Danville
Ind
Brooks T. Hadley
Indianapolis
William Devine
Twenty-Seventh
Removal of Fed officials urged by Carter Glass
Senator Carter Glass calls for removal of Federal Reserve Bank officials who abet stock trading in a United States Banker article. He argues the Fed wrongfully increases brokers loans and raises rediscount rates, violating the act and concentrating powers beyond original intent.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Carter Glass
Virginia
Secretary of Treasury
United States Banker
Glass
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Banks
Poincare Signals Move to Stabilize the French Franc
Premier Poincare told the newly elected Chamber of Deputies that France seeks to stabilize the franc soon. He urged gathering all forces for a money operation before and after legal steps to end the forged rate and convert paper money into gold.
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United Press
Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Shumaker Case Moves On In Indiana District Court
Indiana Anti-Saloon League superintendent E S Shumaker faced a motion to quash the corrupt practices act charge as argued by Attorney General Arthur L Gilliam in South Bend Indiana The article also notes a Kaltex three piece suite advertised in the day’s miscellaneous for sale ads.
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Times
South Bend
Ind
E. S. Shumaker
Indiana
Anti-Saloon League
Arthur L. Gilliam
Woollen Looms as Smith Running Mate in VP Talk
Washington jun 7 Senator Walter E Edge of New Jersey is seen as likely Hoover vice presidential pick if Hoover wins the presidential nod. Alfred E Smith’s running mate is unsettled with Evans Woollen an Indianapolis banker among possible Western farm state options. Curtis and Moses hold Hoover support but eastern balance and ticket dynamics shape selection.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Evans Woollen
Indianapolis
Indiana
Edge
George Moses
Rep
New Hampshire
Charles E. Curtis
Senate
Hoover
Moses
Peromanent
Curtis
Smith
Representative Hull
Tenn
George
Georgia
Moody
Texas
Hull
Key Pittman
Nevada
Dance Marathon In Chicago Heads Toward Record
Twelve of 127 couples remain in the Chicago dance marathon with a 1:35 p.m. cutoff to tie the current 122 hour record. Notable pairs include Peggy Downing and Nick Wenrieth of New York City Tony Azzara and Helen Biggle of Los Angeles and James Pedrow and Lois Henry of Pittsburgh. Chicago entrants fill the rest. The prize is $3,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Peggy Downing
Nick Wenrieth
New York City
Tony Azzara
Helen Biggle
Los Angeles
James Pedrow
Lois Henry
Pittsburgh
Woman Injured After Falling From Speeding Car
Bertha Garland, 31, of 628 Lexington Ave, held on vagrancy charges at city hospital after a Central Ave street car motorman said she was pushed or fell from a speeding automobile near Twenty-Second St and Central Ave Wednesday night. She refused to disclose details. Estate of Dr. Albert M. Cole valued at $100000 filed for probate as Bed quotes designated. Henry Schuyler Cole named administrator.
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Bertha Garland
Lexington Ave
City Hospital
A. Reveal
Central Ave
Twenty-Second St
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Suadianee & Shi
Wes
del & Tacka
Erie
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Stl& SF
Texas Eee
Union Pacific
West Maryland
Abasteere Ee
Am Car & Fdy
Rocomotive
Baldwin
Westingh Air Bee
Bethlehem
Colorado Fu
Crucible
Gulf States Ae Greet
Rep Steel
U_S Steel
Om Corp
Heh
Mag
Chandler
Chrysler Cor
Contl Motors
Dodge Bros Gabriel Endlers
Ists
Adson
Jordan
Wee
Mack Trucks
Martin-Parry Wee Oon
Paige
Nas
Ace Packari Peerless
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker Cor
Stromber
Cart
Willys-Overland
Calumet & Anaconda Co
Cerro de Pasco
Se Pein
Chile Copper
Greene Can
Inspiration
Kennecott
Int Nickel
Agma Co
Miami Copper
Texas Gas
Atlantic Big
Etrol
Phillips
Union of Pro & Rigrs
Royal Dutch
Simms
Sinclair Oil
Texas Corp
Allis Chalmers du Rumely
Harvester
Loews
Kelvinator
Owens Bottle
Radio Gor
Sears Roebuck
Union Carbide
Indus Alco
Am Tel & Tel
Expres
Elec
Pow & Lt
Interboro
Nat Power
Peoples Gas
Calaig Td Ga
Ene West Union Tel
Thil Eorp
Shi Atl Gul & Wil
United Fruit
Austin Nichols
Fleischmann
Jewe Ea Jones Bros Tea
Nat Dairy
Postum Co
Sumatra
Lig & Ey
Lorillard
Tob Pri United Cees
Schulte Ret 'Srs
South
G. Gardner
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Canada
Easter Point
Groton
Gardner
Travelers‘ President Club
Alvin P. Hovey
R. C. No
Ft. Friendly
Illinois St
Knightstown Orphans Home
Acme Tool and Machine Company
Wayne Ave
Commission
St. Philip Neri
Rainbow Veterans
Dee
H. A. Eilis
Ethel G. Pierce
Burch
James ‘Takacs
President Coolidge
Kansas City
Hubert Work
Interior
Secretary of Commerce
Work
James W. Good
The
Indiana National Bank
U.S
Urges Stable
France
Boom Woollen
AL Smith
Woolfen
American Loan Company
Umphrey & Hartz
Bankers Trust
Lincoln
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