Quiet Stock Session Amid Bear News From Steel Outlook
The Cleveland Reserve Bank notes rising unemployment and shrinking production across steel, coal, lumber, autos and textiles signaling bear conditions. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange opened subdued with rail and industrials holding strength as Cosden oil shares led a brisk recovery.
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New York
Cleveland Reserve Bank
Pittsburgh Steel Review
New York World
Cosden
Wheat and oats close with loss on Chicago Board
Wheat and oats finished fractional losses while corn rose on the Chicago Board of Trade. Traders awaited the government report with little net commitment. Unseasonable weather and late spring aided corn. oats fell on ample receipts. provisions stayed dull near day’s lows.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Bull News
Chicago Wheat and Corn Futures Report
Wheat and corn futures show July prices around 1.94 to 1.99 for wheat and 0.78 to 0.79 for corn with nearby contracts mixed. Oats near 0.46 to 0.49, rye around 0.68 to 0.69, and rice and barley prices listed alongside notes on wheat and corn receipts at Chicago futures exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ese Coor
Askar
Chicago
Ian
Markets Report From Multiple Cities June 9 1924
Fresh eggs and poultry prices mixed across Indianapolis New York Cleveland and Chicago with lows and firmer markets noted. Butter and cheese steady to firm while pork and lard show firm tones. potatoes and various fowl prices listed with seasonal declines in some items.
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Indianapolis
Ile
Springs
New York
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Pacific Coasts
Cleveland
Hastings
Historic Indiana securities summary
Compilation of bonds and stocks including Indiana Gas, Union Trac of Ind, Vandalia Coal, Wabash Ry, Cent Ind Gas, Ind Hotel, Indpub Ser, and Liberty Bonds. Lists current prices and notes ex-dividends, with multiple 4s and 5s across banks, utilities, railways, and manufactur ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bid Ask
American Central Life
Amer Creosoting Co
Advance Rumely Co
Advarce Rumely Co
Ose
Beit RR
Wee Century Bidg Co
Eee
Cities Service Co
Citizens Gas Co
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Tithe Guaranty Co
Indpis
Indianapolis Gas Apie
Northwestern
Northeastern
sIndpis ‘Street Ry
Indpia Tel Co
Tndpls Bell Co
Mer Pub Uti Co
National Motor Car Co
Public Savings Ins Co
Rauh Fertilizer
Sterling Fire Ins
Thi&eom
Lee
Ind
Union
Vandalia Coal Co
Wabash RI Co
Bonds Belt Rr&sy
Ind F Co
Indpia
Indpis L & H Ss
Indipis & Mart Ss
Indpis Norfs
Indpis & Nor
Indpis & S E
Indipla Water
THI & E
Indis
Aetna Trust and Savings Co
Ein Bankers Trust Co
Aoe City Trust Co
Eee Continental Nat. Bank
Farmers Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Am Nat Bank
Fletcher Sav
Tr Co
Indiana Nat Bank
Indiana Trust Co
Bank Ee , Mar Co State Bank
Ee Merchants
Nat Bank
Wee Peoples State Bank
Eee Security Trust Co
Aeshe State Saw and Tr Co
Union Trust Co
Wash Bank and ‘Tr Co
Liberty Bonds
Liberty First
Liberty
LOS Treasury
Government bulletin advises shipper crate efficiency
John F. Keeley of the Department of Commerce issues a free bulletin on reducing packing losses. He says failures stem from improper nailing and shows how thinner crates can be stronger with proper nails. The guide urges Spare the nail and spoil the box and includes a nail chart.
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John F. Keeley
Department of Commerce
Keeley
Hogs Rise as Light Receipts Drive Buyer's Push
Hog prices at local yards climb 15 to 20 cents under light receipts and strong buying from outside and local accounts. Top hogs reach 7.70 with common peak at 7.65. many sales at 7.40 to 7.50 and lights at 7.46 to 7.45. Cattle trade starts slow but steady with steers near 10 dollars and cows 6 to 9.50. calves around 10. Shippers buy, veals near 10. Bulk receipts include 6 000 hogs and 1 100 cattle and 200 sheep and lambs.
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Tradera
Veres
Chicago
Brad
Reeceipta
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Hoxsa
Kansas
Texas
Cleveland
Livestock Market Recap Across U S Cities
Chicago reports cattle receipts near 18 000 with strong demand for high grade steers and yearlings. Hogs move briskly at midweek with prices around 6 95 to 7 40 per cwt and packing prices steady. Cincinnati and Kansas City show steady to firm trends for cattle calves and sheep, with lambs firm and hogs steady to higher in several markets.
Gasoline and kerosene prices from an old index listing
A historical notice lists fuel prices before tax for gasoline ranging from 18.2 to 23 cents per gallon, kerosene from 12.7 to 35 cents, and naptha at 22.1 to 23.5 cents per gallon with several brand names such as Energee Purol Red Crown Diamond Crystal Pep and Solvent.
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Energee
Target
Moore Light
Arclite
Perfection
Bank Clearings and Debits Fall From Last Year
Indianapolis reports Monday bank clearings of 3 140 000 versus 3 610 000 a year ago and debits of 5 684 000 compared with 5 984 000 last year. Two youths are in custody with a 15 year old held at the detention home and 16 year old Albert Brandlein of 1506 S Alabama St in city prison. Police allege a drug store at 1802 Madison Ave was entered several nights ago.
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Indianapolis
Albert Brandlein
S. Alabama St
Madison Ave
Last Trip by Times Special
Greencastle Ind June 9 John T Magill 91 Civil War veteran who drove the Rockville to Greencastle stage for seventy years ago died early today at his home. The widow survives. He was one of the best known men in Putnam County.
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Greencastle
Ind
John T.magill
Rockville
Putnam County
Hoosiers at GOP Convention
About 500 Indiana men and women expected at the Republican national convention in Cleveland. Indiana’s Big Fourteen becomes Big Thirteen due to ex Governor Durbin’s abstention and proxy unclear. Delegation pledges to Senator Watson. Thurman to lead a Federal group boosting Watson with others among federal officials.
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Indiana
Cleveland
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Winfield T. Durbin
Durbin
James E. Watson
M. Burt Thurman
Watson
Linua P. Meredith
United States
Homer Elliott
Robert HH. Bryson
Bert Morgan
Prohibition
Marriage Licenses Dense List From South Bend Area
A long OCR style roster lists numerous marriage licenses with names ages and partial addresses. Entries include Donald Snyder Arteen Rett Elvis Sprey Florence Tindidleaten Leonard Leary Frances Munter James Taylor Carrie Dickey and many others with varied occupations.
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Donald Snyder
South Bend
Arteen Rett
New Jersey
Elvis G Sprey
Sqs Arbor
Florence M. Tindidleaten
Arbor
Leonard B. Leary
Chicaro
Frances Munter
Delaware
James A. Taylor
Hyatt
Carrie M. Dickey
Wayne EB. Jones
Louraine Enfield
Beville le Hoy Ik
Putney
Carria Corder
Central Nuree
William J. HM
Bloomington
Iailian E. Meex
John F. Kane
Pleasant
Helen Morris
Tappr Clyde
Keil
Navidann
Jessie Clark
N. Thavidsot
Notable Died List From City Mortality Report
A delayed obituary roundup lists James Ferguson 61 Long Hospital carcinoma Mary Neree 7 Methodist Hospital hyperthyroidism Humphrey A McDonald 84 218 EF arteriosclerosis Maury Elizabeth Heras 65 616 F Vermont cerebral hemorrhage Clio Trammell Thour 1079 Maple premature birth Frances C Clough 59 3515 Winthrop carcinoma 3 Albertus Johnson 75 1609 W Market arteriosclerosis Ray Meville Stewart 43 323 Lyman uremia James Fitzgerald 57 Sherman hotel chronic myocarditis Robert William Brier 4 1624 Linden diphtheria James H Hughie 61 St Vincent Hospital carcinoma Emma Margaret Reinert 64 3353 By ram pulmonary tuberculosis Elijah C Martindale 71 Methodist Hospital arteriosclerotic aneurysm Georgia Leah Ayres 17 616 Garfield premia Rudolph King 2 2717 N California lobar pneumonia Mary Turner 48 1028 Maple aortic regurgitation
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James Ferguson
Long Hospital
Mary Neree
Methodist Hospital
Humphrey A. McDonald
Maury Elizabeth Heras
Vermont
Thour
Maple
Frances C. Clough
Winthrop
Albertus Johnson
W. Market
Ray Meville Stewart
Lyman
James Fitzgerald
Sherman
Robert William Brier
Linden
James H. Hughie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Emma Margaret Reinert
Elijah C. Martindale
Georgia Leah Ayres
Garfield
Premia
Rudolph King
California
Mary Turner
Births listed for many local families
A list of birth notices with couples and addresses including Ralph and Margaret Dugan 932 Olive Frederick and Masie Wilson 2704 N Pennsylvania and multiple others at homes and Methodist Hospital. Names include William and Edith Gillispie 1604 Rembrandt Grover and Minnie Miller 1721 Keystone and many more across streets and hospitals.
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Ralph and
Margaret Dugan
Olive
Frederick and
Masie Wilson
Pennsylvania
William and
Edith Gillispie
Rembrandt
Grover
Minnie Miller
Keystone
Frederick
Clara Davies
Methodist Hospital
Poe
Martha Balph
Flora Baler
W. Tenth
Harry and
Mary Beese
Health workers hear progress report in year
About 100 members at the Theodore Potter fresh air school luncheon discussed the Marion County Tuberculosis Association’s health-building work and planned future efforts. Mary A. Meyers highlighted child nutrition, Fresh Air School, health campaigns, and cooperation with Sunnyside Sanatorium and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Theodore Potter Fresh Air School
Alfred Henry
Mary A. Meyers
Fresh Air School
Health In Industry
Modern Health Crusade
Sunnyside
June Gray
Fairview
Lorence Bell
Emma Leiss
Elthea B. Whitesides
The
Association
Jessie Rodman
Sunday Storms Cause Three Deaths Across Indiana
Severe weather across Indiana left one death in Fayette County as electrocution occurred during a Sunday storm. Tornadoes damaged eastern and south central areas with losses exceeding one million dollars. Rivers rose on the 9 a m gauge in Indianapolis and roads flooded with detours planned near Centerville and Anderson. Ed ward H. Wilbert, 21, of Fayette County, died after touching a downed electric wire during the storm.
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Indiana
Edward H. Wilbert
Fayette County
Warne County
Centerville
Killbuck Creek
Anderson
A. H. Hinkle
State Highway Commission
No. 1
Broad Ripple
No. 11
Hunkle
Ohio Flood Claims Toll After Weekend Storm
Two deaths and widespread damage followed a Sunday rainstorm drenched Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky with the Miami valley hardest hit. Traction lines were blocked, the Big Miami River rose thirteen feet above normal, and water levels rivaled 1918 floods as troops police and firemen patrolled Piqua where levee breaks drained the city’s water supply.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Miami Valley
Miami
Piqua
Flood Drenches Munich Indiana as White River Peaks
The White River reaches its highest summer flood level in Munich Indiana with water flooding cellars and washing out sidewalks and streetcar tracks. The river continues to rise as residents evacuate lowlands, and farmers predict total loss for the corn crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Munich
Ind
White River
La Follette Defies 6 0 P and Maps 12 Resolutions
La Follette defies 6 0 P by pushing 12 resolutions at the convention, aiming to expose mal-administration in farm loan acts and DOJ scandals amid Wheeler indictment, oil probes, and GOP tensions. Proposals include relief programs, tax reform, prohibition enforcement, and constitutional amendments.
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Farm Loan
Department of Justice
Wheeler
Convention
Platform Decided On by Coolidge Backers in Republican Convention
Elimination of Lodge as a key factor clears the way for outlining this year's platform. Charles B. Warren arrives with main planks aligned to Coolidge supporters, led by a preamble praising the Harding Coolidge administration. Planks stress continued business progress, budget economies, tax cuts, tariff gains, debt reduction and pro growth legislation. Additional focus calls for cooperative marketing in agriculture.
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Congress
la Follette
Howell-Barkley
Fall
Daugherty
Republican Party
Henry Cabot Lodge
James E. Watson
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Harding-Coolidge
Grounds Family Reels From Storm Wind Barges Into Door
In Whitaker Indiana on June 9 Mr and Mrs Alex Grounds faced a dawn mishap as a sudden storm gust blew open a door at breakfast time. The wind toppled and shattered their breakfast dishes, forcing replacement purchases.
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Times Special
Whitaker
Ind
Alex Grounds
Grounds
Kokomo merchant buys Cohee dry goods store in town
Anspach of Kokomo purchases the Cohee dry goods store in Frankfort and will take possession Thursday. W. B. Cohee remains as manager. Anspach owns department stores in Kokomo Muncie Newcastle and Marion.
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United Press
Pony Cart Struck By Times Speviat
Mrs. Neal M. McCullough and her 65 year old daughter Marjorie are recovering from injuries after a pony cart they rode in was struck by an automobile on cement street. Both were thrown from the cart and badly bruised. Mr. McCullough is president of the Citizens Bank.
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Speviat Anderson
Ind
Neal M. McCullough
Marjorie
McCullough
Citizens Bank
Doctor Arrested After Vehicle Strikes Woman in New York Deal
Dr. Ray Edgart of 2601 Roosevelt Ave was arrested today on assault and battery charges after his machine struck Mrs. Sidney Bash, 62, of Richelieu Apartments. Bash sustained hip injuries near her home.
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Ray Edgart
Roosevelt Ave
Sidney Bash
Richelieu Apartments
Buyers Week Plans Discussed At Chamber Luncheon
At the Chamber of Commerce building a committee led by Fred L. Hollweg discussed the September Buyers Week. The membership comes from the wholesale trade division chaired by A. Kiefer Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Fred L. Hollweg
A. Kiefer Mayer
Building Permits Report for Various Projects
Building permits issued for multiple structures including garages, additions, remodels, and dwellings. Notable entries include Moran Trucking Co 1023 Georgia for a 12000 dollar garage, T H M Tarsney 1320 N Warman for a 1000 dollar addition, and C J Williams 3921 N Capi- 1 for 5000 dollars.
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W. ©. Payne
N. Lynn
Moran Trucking Co
Georgia
Homer Britton
Boulevard P
Metropolitan Realty and Eens Co
N. Tlinois
Ss M. Gruner
Otto Lawrenz
E. Morris
T. H. M. Tarsney
N. Warman
W. L. Stace
N. Riley
Tol
Karl Huebner
Webb
C. J. Williams
W. Elliott
Fairfield
Sno. Griffin
Minerva
R. J. Roller
W. Tenth
Congress quits without passing deficiency bill
President Coolidge faces possible new session as deficiency bill fails by filibuster. No funds for 25 percent tax refunds, soldier bonus distribution, or Coast Guard manpower, delaying eight cruisers and fleet modernization. Budget Director Lord says refunds may wait to December and agencies rely on existing staff.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Coast Guard
Rum
Lord
Ban on medical use of beer upheld by court
The Supreme Court unanimous ruling affirms Congress power to ban beer by prescription under the Eighteenth Amendment. The Willis Campbell act and prior regulations are cited, with no change to medicinal use of spirits. Justice Sanford authored the opinion, noting the decision does not affect prescriptions for spirituous or vinous liquors.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Cort Today
Act of Congress
James Everards’ Breweries
Edward and John Burke, Ltd
New York
Congress
Palmer
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Justice Sanford
Supreme Court
Miners to Meet at Holmes Safe Chapters First Aid Meet
Special railroad rates are set for miners and their families from Clinton to Princeton who will attend the Holmes Safe Chapters of Indiana first aid meeting on June 28. Preparations aim to entertain thousands with an elaborate program of entertainment.
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Princeton
Ind
Clinton
Holmes Safe
Indiana
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Daily Stock Letter
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Standard Oil of
Texas Company
Southern Railway
U. S. Rubber
Erie
Consolidated Gas
Southern Pacific
Beshiehem Steel
Baldwin
American T
Chicago Grain Table
Cate
Ghicago
Roosters
Aes
Louisiana
Alabama Cobblers
North and South Cobblers
Thomson & McKinnon
P.m. Close
Atchison
C&n
Erie R&p
Nor Erie
Wee
Lehigh Val
Nor Pacific
No & West
Pennsylvan
So Railway
Itn
So Pacific
St Paul Pe
Sl&esw
Union Pac
Pullman Af
West Elec
Steels
Bethlehem
Colo Fuel
Crucible
Gulf States
US Steel
Max MB
Studebaker
Ste-War
Timken
Ts Tt
Uy Am
Kennecott
Cal Pete
Cosden Am
Sinclair
Mont Ward
GOVT
Toledo
Timothy— Tember
Nene
East ST. Louis
G.O.P
Senator Watson
John T. Mackey
Mewar
Lara G McKain
W. Ray
L. FE. Evans
Fillmore
Lorena M. Pursell
Lexington Allen
Boling
Alta Ro Kellams
Temimach
Homer S Stokes
Washueton
Mamie Ines
Krealing
Jamea
Katherine D
Bert
Tailor - Frank
Trowbridge
Willie Mai Sullivan
Howard Jo Woodfill
Eterenth
Mary E. Corr
N. Jefferson
Jasper A. Wards
Kondushkeng
Myrtle Partlow
Kepnucky Otto J. Chevrie
Timota
Mer
Tama Fo Lyke
Baker
Amelia Langer
Arsenal
Packer
Tagzarta Raking
Wayne D. Burdesall
S. Hawthorne Jane
Marvin E. Wil Hameaon
University
Elmer C. Heuser
S. Delaware
Goldie Wollane
Noble
Wiliam G. Point
Louieville
Elizabeth
Steinmetz
S. Shelby
Sylvester and
Jeannette Fehlinger
N. Gray
Lewis
Ruby Green
Lockwood
Frank
Esther Duvall
Asbury
Selah McGraw
Claude and
Aletha Shaw
Fayette
Dan and
Emma Flickinger
Robert and
Imma Stiers
Henry and
Mollie Berger
Joseph and
Julia Baskin
George and Elizabeth Hull
Boulevard Place
Greather Nugent
Engish
Everett and
Lilliam Mobley
Balimore
Martin and
Addie Trammell
Raymond
Geneva Belden
N. Gladstone
Anthony
Gertrude Fischer
Harlan
Mary Hatfield
Edward and Margaret la Mar
River
Marion County
Financial Report
Fern Beaman
A. C. Rasmussen
Tenth St
Harris
Vs & Ewing
Ewing
Harris & Ewing
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
William S. Kenyon
Wesley L. Jones
Charles G. Dawes
LA Fullette
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Mellon
Europe
Dawes Commission
International Court of Justice
Hague
Frazer Edwards
Elimina
Buyers Week
War and Navy Departments
Veterans Bureau
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