Undertone of Stock Market Turns Better
New York June 8 state the stock market showed a better undertone as easy money and less brokerage loan nervousness boosted early trading. Prices remained irregular with industrials such as Baldwin and General Motors rising, while adverse news and liquidation later weighed on several sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New ‘York
Sears-Roebuck
Montgomery-Ward
United
Baldwin
General Motors
General Electric
Foreign exchange closes lower in New York banks turnout
Foreign exchange markets closed lower in New York with Sterling at 4.85 percent demand, francs 3.9139 cents, lira 5.504 cents, Belga 13.89 cents, and marks 23.68 cents, all off slight margins. Report notes large balances and unsettled transfers among banks and exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Belga
Sugar Market Outlook Supports Buying Sugar Futures
Amid recent unrest in raw sugar prices refined sugar remains steady and trading on a large scale. Analysts see this as a sign of stable distribution and potential uptick in new business, advising traders to buy futures on favorable opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomson & McKinnon
New Park
Cotton Market Outlook From New York Brokers
Brokers around the ring report strong trade leasing orders for October at 16.45 to 16.30. Demand dwindles between 16.30 and 15.25, with some traders seeing the market as broadly discounted though not overly bearish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
GANG ROW OVER WHISKEY ENDS IN SHOOTING
Ford led gang members at 912 Broadway and was wounded in the arm and hand at Dr. Franz’s office on West Washington. Archie Anderson 47 of 160 Douglass St admitted paying $2 for whisky but claimed Ford and Willie Carey failed to pay him back and shot him as he lay on the floor. Carey was not located and Anderson was charged with assault and battery with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford-Carey
John Ford
Broadway
J. P. Franz
Washington St
Archie Anderson
Douglass St
Anderson
Ford
Willie Carey
Carey
Twelve Hoosier graduates at John Herron Art Institute
Twelve students received diplomas at the John Herron Art Institute Tuesday night. All from Indiana, the graduates include Sarah Craig Greensburg Margaret Henderson Franklin Lois Matthews North Judson Bessie Miles Lynn Nitis Overpeck Clinton Elba Riffile Winamac La Von Whitmire Cornett Wood Wilouise Woodbridge Ruth Kryter Alma Lucas and Mary Elizabeth Mooney Indianapolis. Scholarships and prizes were awarded. The annual school pageant The Masque of the L egents written and directed by Oakley Richey will be this Wednesday and Thursday in the museum sculpture gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herron Art Institute
the Legents
Oakley Richey
Hog market shows muted opening with lower bids at Indianapolis
Opening hog trade at the Indianapolis Union Stockyards was dull with bids about 25 to 35 cents lower per hundredweight and ask prices near 10 cents off. Light hogs fetched about 8.80 to 8.85 traded around 8.90, while overall sales ranged 8.25 to 8.75 with a top near 8.85. cattle and sheep markets also moved with beef steers firm to higher and lambs around 18.50 for top fat.
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Austin N
Cal
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Fleischmann
del & Hudson
Gt North Erie
Am Suma
Ehigh
Amer Ar
C Southern
N_Y Central
Nor & West
Ae Pere Marq
Eee
le Pennsy
Wee
Southern
St Paul Fd
Union Pac
Ask. Wabash
Amer Central Life
Wabash
Jax Wee
Belt Reese
Fisk
A Bower Co
Goodrich
Tee
Cities Service Co
Goodyear
Kelly
Ai Citizens Gas Co Com
Rubver
Citizens Gas
American Loco
Equitable Securities Coope K Drug
Cocomates
Wee Amer Str
Dale
Indiana Hotel Com
Baldwin Loco
Indiana Hotel
Ace General Elec
Rvice Corp Ofdeee
We Bees
Indianapolis
Gascom Eee
Indpis Northwestern
West AB
Indpis Water Wknee N Steels
Indpls Water Co
Bethlehem
Interstate
Pia
Cologne
Interstate PS Crucible
Merchants Pub
Gulf St
OC & Inland
Union Trac
Incom
Chrysler
Sita
Ind
Union Title Co Com
Gabriel Vee
van Camp Pack Co
Gen Motor
van Camp
re - Hudson +s
Mack Martin
Aetna Trust and Say Co
Aee Oon
Bankers Trust Sane
Aee Nash
City Trust Co
See Packard
Wee Peerless
Partners Trust Co
Pierce Arrow
Pletcher American Fidelity Trust Co
Studebaker
Pletcher Law and Trust Co
Stewart Wa
Indiana National Bank
Timken Willys-Ove
Indiana Trust Co
Sesess White Motor
Fors
Livestock Ex Bank
Ning
Arion County Bank
Amer ‘Seek
Nat Ban Anaconda A
Security Peoples State Trust Co. Ik
State Avings and Trust Inspiration
Union Trust Company
Nickeea
Wash Bank and Trust Co
Broad Ripple Belt
Centralndiana Gas
Cent Ind Power Co
Freeport
Ouston
Bend & N Ind
Citizens Gas Co
Marland
Gary St Ry
Pan-Am
Indianag Hotel
Ssererees
Pacific Oil
Eens Ly
Indiana’ Northern
Ind Ry
Pure Oil Union Oil
Ind Service Corp
Ry Dutch
Ind Union
Sae
Indpls Col So
Sinclair
Indpis Gas Co 5S & Martinsv
Skelly
Indpis Indpis & Northern
Indpis & Northwestern
Indpis
Lt Co
SOONY
Indpls
St Ry
Texas Co Trans Pete
Trac
Be di
Indpls Union of Advemery
Indpls Water Ee
Allis
Cha
Indpls Water Ist
Allied Che BN
Bec ‘Co
Armour (A
Interstate Puepeeee
Amer Can
Interstate Pub
Amer
Ind Pub Oon Co
Sears-Roeb
United Drg
Woolworth
Brkisn Man
Gs & E
No Am Co
Peoples Ge
Ila Co See
Gas & el
Wert Union Eeeee
An Oe
Abu Ane
Aya United Teeee Nee
Chicago
Indianapolis Union
Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Saag
Bu United Prees Cleveland
Hendrik Hudson's Kin Quits In Divorce Case
Pecky K. Hudson a New York Stock Exchange millionaire and Hendrik Hudson's direct descendant withdrew his divorce counteraction against Elizabeth R. C. Hudson before Justice Tierney in Supreme Court. No explanation was given by attorney Max D. Steur. The wife had filed suit in March last year seeking $36 000 yearly alimony and alleged misconduct with a private detective.
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United Press
NEW York
Pecky K. Hudson
New York Stock Exchange
Hendrik Hudson
Elizabeth R. C. Hudson
Justice Tierney
Supreme Court
Max D. Steur
Hudson
Livestock market reports from multiple cities on June 8
United Press notes cattle receipts around 10,000 with gains for fed steers and yearlings, hogs 23,000 with steady to lower prices, and sheep 10,000 with fair activity. Louisville and East Buffalo corroborate mixed movements. Cleveland and Pittsburgh echo similar trends with modest gains in calves and steady to lower hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Buffalo
Wholesale butter and poultry markets across cities
Chicago and New York listings show butter prices at 39 to 46 cents a pound with creamery and standard grades, while poultry offers cover hens, leghorns, ducks, geese, guineas, and turkeys with varied per pound rates. Separate potato and raw goods notes list regional sacks and prices for fresh produce and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bu United Press
Chicago
Alee Poultry
Resolotts
Local Wagon Wheat Elevators Tie Up Over Price
Fragmentary note lists salt at 1.35 and wheat elevator prices. No clear entities or dates. ambiguity limits full reconstruction of event or parties involved.
Death Auto Blocks Highway Two Slain
In New Castle Pennsylvania a motorist found an auto blocking the Savannah road. Inside lay Elizabeth Bryan of Ellwood City dead from a head wound and M A McElcroft Ellwood City Ledger circulation manager slumped at the wheel with a chest wound. A pistol lay in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Castle
Savannah Road
Elizabeth Bryan
Ellwood City
M. A. McElcroft
Ellwood City Ledger
Shelton Boys Hope Birger Gets Stuck
The Shelton brothers once fought the Birger gang and now seek costly defense for Charley Birger after three Sheltons, convicted for mail robbery on Birger's testimony, are released from Leavenworth pending a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Boys
Birger
United Press
Marion
Shelton Brothers
Charley Birger
Sheltons
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Fidelity Trust Reelects Company Officers and Directors
Fidelity Trust Company reports re-election of officers James McNulty president J Albert Smith vice president James G Flaherty vice president and treasurer Timothy P Sexton secretary Thomas X Lanahan assistant secretary Albert B Lamb auditor Directors named include McNulty Smith Flaherty Sexton James Burns J Landers H H Woodsmall and N Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Trust
Fidelity Trust Company
James McNulty
J. Albert Smith
James G. Flaherty
Timothy P. Sexton
Thomas X. Lanahan
Albert B. Lamb
McNulty
Smith
Flaherty
Sexton
James Burns
J. . Landers
H. H. Woodsmall
N. Worth
Courthouse Worker Dies After Elevator Shaft Fall
George W. Yanthis 58 a court house custodian died from a fractured skull after falling fifteen feet down an elevator shaft while gathering waste paper baskets in county offices. He died at city hospital. Yanthis had been appointed building custodian about six weeks ago and had been an assistant custodian for twenty three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Yanthis
Hiawatha St
City Hospital
Yanthis
Liquor Exhibit Explodes In Cambridge Prohibition Trial
Confiscated liquor exhibit A exploded before the judge and court during the trial of Joseph River in Cambridge Massachusetts. The blast showered the judge attorneys and witnesses with the liquid as police in Berlin arm bands observed the scene and spoke of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph River
Double Factor Contributes to Unsteady Grain Markets
Chicago traders brace for volatility as the Kessinger bill looms in Springfield and the Government report drops tomorrow. Short covering revived lines, and prices opened higher on a jittery, erratic session with corn and oats following the broader grain trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuited
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Springfield
Liverpool
Market receipts and shipments for grains reported
Times Special from Chicago notes primary receipts for wheat at 585000, corn 1011000, oats 248000 versus prior 559000 1323000 402000. Shipments show wheat 521000, corn 431000, oats 311000 against 449000 444000 293000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Chicago
Rob Helpful Motorist Seized by Two Robbers
Allen White reports two young men hijacked his car early today after asking for a ride at Pearl and Meridian. They overpowered him at Prospect and Southern avenues, taking his auto four fifty and a ring before pushing him from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen White
New Jersey St
Pearl and
Meridian Sts
Prospect St
White
Southern Ave
Father of 87 Children Claims World’s Largest Family
In Munich on June 8 the Scheinberg family is described as the world’s largest with eighty seven children from two marriages. The first wife produced four quadruplets seven triplets sixteen sets of twins totaling sixty nine, and after her death he remarries and adds eighteen more offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Scheinberg
Multiple Building Permits Listed For Reroofs and Repairs
A compiled entry lists numerous building permits across addresses such as 32 W. Kelle and 3335 E. sade for reroofs with costs noted. Additional entries cover repairs, additions, garage work, and foundations at various Chicago area streets including N. Temple N. Cheser 610, 2013 N. Tacoma, 402 N. Dearborn, 3203 E. Michigan, and supp. dama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Koerner
W. Kelle
Connell
N. Stone
Paulester
E. Sade Aor Wenick
N. Hamil Charles M. Dern
N. Temple
A N. Jisrdan
N. Jeffert
Johnson
N. Cheser
C. Litten
E. Tenth
Dr. Peters
N. Dearborn
A. Barton
N. Tacoma
M. Barton
N. Oxford
Dr Peters
Michigan
Arena Laundry
Senate
Gaede Place
Washington
Feta
Charles M. Ellis
Hendrick
Joe Schaub
Parkview
Hollett
Jefferson
Totheran Ghareh
Oxford
New York
Sponsel
Prenell
Sanders
Banesat Outdoor Advertising Company
Washington and Senate
Eiliam Koch
N. Keystone
Commercial Credit Company
T.M. Rust
Talbott
Tennlor
Bes Beall
N. Jefin
Alert Ti
E. Newne L. Mendenhall
E. Michiay Hacker
Ftyline
Hansen
N. Bradley
Union Trust Company
E. Marxe
Joan Crumrch
Glagteen
Dudley Swartz
Congress
Si Quits Catt
H. Hottel
Mabel
Pyoodrutt Bros
Park
Thaapin Wagner
W. Thirtyok "Wenrick
N. Whittaker
City in Brief Thursday events and notices
The city lists a busy Thursday with numerous luncheons and meetings from the Indianapolis Advertising Club and Chamber of Commerce to the Retail Credit and Sigma Nu groups. Other items include memorial services for veterans, a chrysanthemum show, a historical operetta, and local crime updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foremwal Society
North
M. E. Church
Founders” Day Sakelses
Ee School
Cable Tabernacle
Indianapolis
Advertising Club
Spink-Arms
Traffic Club
Severin
Retail Credit Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Loyal Knights of the Round Table
American Business Club
Columbia Club
Sigma Nu
Sigma Chi
Real Estate Board
Indiana Council On International Relations
Lincoln
Board of Trade
Last Glass to Judge in Blind Tiger Case
Clifford Haley and Leo Foley were held on blind tiger charges after police, at 111 W. Maryland St., observed them pouring white mule into a glass in a parked auto. Lieut. Claffey and Sergt. Dean acted, seizing the bottle and glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Haley
College Ave
Leo Foley
S. Capitol Ave
Maryland St
Walter Claffey
Ralph Dean
Revival services at Brookside Park United Brethren Church
Revival meetings are underway at the Brookside Park United Brethren Church at Eleventh and Olney Streets led by Rev John Hamilton D D secretary of the Interdenominational Association of Evangelists and Prof H C Clase singer. The new gymnasium hosts services with capacity for 1000 and aims to enroll 1500 in Sunday school along with daily shop parlor cottage and children's meetings plus evening services led by Pastor A Bash Arford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Park
A. Bash Arford
Mail Aviators Jeer at Death and Danger in Early Air Mail
A 1927 NEA Service report details ruthless conditions faced by air mail pilots. Pilot Paul P. Scott survived a mountain wreck after diving through a hole in fog and snow, walking twelve miles to reach a road and flagging a train. The piece praises pilots for 97 percent efficiency and their daring, noting hundreds of applicants for pilot ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Scott
Salt Lake City
Elko
Nev
Scott
Wells
Aircraft Board
NEA Service, Inc
Lions Here Next Year In Indianapolis For 1928 Convention
About 1,000 Lions are expected to assemble in Indianapolis next summer as the 1928 Lions Clubs convention is awarded at Martinsville. Indianapolis Club and North Side Club leaders Claude S. McCoy James G. Thomas and Henry T. Davis spearheaded the bid and organizing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lions Clubs
Martinsville
North Side
Claude S. McCoy
James G. Thomas
Henry T. Davis
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Twenty Eight Graduate Nurses Set for St Vincent Hospital Commencement
Twenty eight graduates of the St Vincent s Hospital School of Nursing will receive diplomas at 7 30 p m next Monday. Commencement exercises will be held in the Louise de Marilac hall at the nurses home. The graduates include Marguerite Kinder Cordo Markova Bertha Worland Enid Smith Mary Kramer Elizabeth Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent’s Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing
Louise de Marilac
Nurses’ Home
Marguerite Kinder
Cordo Markova
Bertha
Worland
Enid Smith
Mary Kramer
Mary
Elizabeth Wilson
Lance Ey
Liza
Indiana to stage radio tryouts for Hoosier singers
Thomas R. Shipp rep for the Atwater Kent Foundation announced Indiana will host a statewide radio audition offering $17,500 in cash prizes and free vocal training. Two state winners advance to Chicago and then to New York for the national final with top prize of $5,000 and two years of conservatory tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Thomas R. Shipp
Washington, D. C
Atwater Kent Foundation
Metropolitan Opera Company
Shipp
Oae
Chicago
New York
Indianapolis
Ind
Advertising deemed essential to modern economy by Sidener
Merle Sidener president of Sidener & Van Riper told the Rotary Club at the Clays pool that advertising is an indispensable factor in our economic structure. He argued it helps bring about mass consumption and mass production, benefiting both seller and buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Sidener
Sidener & van Riper
Rotary Club
Clays Pool
Three Arrests In Raid On Local Home
Sergt. Clifford Richter and squad raided the home of Teddy Roosevelt Malone at 124 W. McCarty St Tuesday night. Malone and Anna Nelson of 705 S Meridian St were arrested on blind tiger charges for alleged liquor pouring. Herman Lovelace of 705 S Meridian St was arrested for drunkenness. Police confiscated a small quantity of alleged beer and white mule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Richter
Teddy Roosevelt Malone
W. McCarty
Malone
Anna Nelson
S. Meridian St
Herman Lovelace
Obscure 19th Century Census Index Snippet
A garbled OCR list shows multiple names ages and occupations across varied locales. Individuals include Charlies Lindbereh aged 22 a student and others with professions such as teacher nurse painter carpenter farmer barber and housekeeper. The fragment cites addresses like 440 cehiel der Francis Clymer 1630 W Market 210 N Balle and mentions counties like Meridian Sulphur Well Ky Michigan and cities with mismatched spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies V. Lindbereh
M. Assouverte
Ethel Childs
Cehielder
Francis Clymer
Arsena
Margaret, Conners
Arsenal
John Steiner
Arizona
Luella Russell
Market
William
Maloney
Shure
Minnie Bright
Manurice Burns
Clay
Mildred West
Leslie Wilson
Michigan
Margator
En Sores Duncan
Carpenter
Addie Acunee
Weiss
Clarence Trent
Sulphur Well
Mary Jaggers
Robert Patterson
Bright
Farmer
Bertha Wilson
Brgh
George Moore
Barber
Cora Knowy
Balle
Birth Announcements Listing Names and Addresses
A dense list of birth notices mentions numerous families and residency details such as Walter and Katie Justus at 4202 East Tenth, Anderson at 530 Tilake John and Margaret Winkle at 1028 Ewing, and Lori William and Mary Comber at 1006 North Tike nois, among others including Summers, Underwood, Ditchley, Cornwell, Baker, Cobb, Kellama, Reed, Allen, Sutter, Mittman, Hestand, Snyder, Lewis, Holloway, Husemann, and Staggs with various street addresses. Each line pairs parents with home locations in city blocks or hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Katie Justus
E. Tenth
Chetaudante ‘Anderson
Tilake
John and
Margaret Winkle
Ewing
Lottie Short
Hipital
Otto
Ruth Reeves
Long Hospital
Eddie and
Hattie Smith
Lori William
Mary’ Comber
Tike Nois
Reymond
Inez Summers
Mlle Hols Ray
Daisy Underwood
W. Pearl
John
Florence Ditchley
Beecher
Earl
Rose Cornwell
Senate
Mary Baker
W. Mccarty
Kathryn Cobb
N. Lino Carlos
Coral Kellama
Iva Ph
William
Phenia Reed
N. Olney
Ove Perge
Mary Allen
Cam
Ethel Sutter
Hetption
Ethel Mittman
Ristian Ospital
Iar
Genevieve Hestand
Engel Floyd
Mildred Snyder
N. Pine
Ray
Naomi Lewis
Sena Qnearron
Vivian Grayson
Llini
Louise Husemann
Bezville
Jesse
Miriam Holloway
Carrolle
Florence Staggs
Winsonee
Obituary notes listing numerous hospital deaths and causes
A list of deaths with ages and hospitals including infants from Long Hospital and City Hospital, and adults from Methodist Hospital and others. Causes include lobar pneumonia, arteriosclerosis, bronchopneumonia, carcinoma, ostitis, and cardiagnima. Names include Mildred Bartley, Iliam Mayo, Sylvester Gucco, and Sarah Ann Alchon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Long Hospital
Mort K. Cullaton
Meridian
Sylvester Gucco
Vermont
Mildred Bartley
Indianapolis
Iliam R. Mayo
Delaware
Jessie V. Truex
Methodist Hospital
Mary J. Anderson
Hugh Rosborough
Methodist
Amos A. Day
City Hospital
James Burrees
Camp
A. An Pugh
Gladstone
Cardiag Ima
Sarah Ann Alchon
N. Capitol
Oana Rideout
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Banks and Exchange
York Ky
John Herron
Millionaire
Beautiful Wife
United Preas
Timea
Louisville
Osa
Pittsburgh
Meet Sons
Middlewest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Young America
Pacific Coast
Maine
Bermuda
Jersey
Uni United Press
Eland
Ducks
Ohio
South Carolina
South Carolina Stave Ares Cobblers
Few
Alabama
Hastings
Massachusetts Court
Berlin
Chicago Grain Table
Rob
W. Frank McClure
Albert Frank and Company
International Advertising Association Advertising Commission
Advertising Man's Laboratory
Spink Arms
Ben Harrison Camp
Sons of Veteras
Fort Friendly
Kiefer-Stewart Company
Mooney- Mueller-Ward Drug Company
Eli Lilly & Company
Claypool
J. T. Woodside
Richard M. Hennessey
Edward J. Boleman
Neal C. Estabrook
Garner J. Wood
John Carmody
George I. Parry
Indiana State Florists Association
Park Board
Walnut Gardens
Smith-Young Company
Capitol Ave
Johnny Appleseed
Audubon School No. 38
Huda Kern
Marian E. Carpenter
Arsenal Technical High School
Frederick Polley
Polley
Austin Able
Indianapolis Union Railway
Louisville, Ky
John Gordon
New York St
Louis Boulton
Union Tation
John M. Sullivan
Pennsylvania St
M. W. Black
Evansville
Pennsylvania 1 St
Federal Bldg
Traffo
Morris G. Young
the Severin
Fountain Square
Altar Boys
St. John’s School
Walnut Grove
St. John’s
C. Hill
C. Freye
Thomas Flanary
J. F. Rowley Company
McClain Artificial Limb Company
Ohio St
Chicago Company
H. C. Clase
John S. Hamilton
Voorhis Studio
United Brethren Church
Post Office Department
LIONS
Rotary
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