New Figures Show U K Business Strength After Early Selloff
United Press reports fresh statistics indicate a solid business foundation in the U K. Stocks slid early with notable losses in speculative shares but the market recovered in the afternoon as oils demand rose and oil pool production declined from 443000 to 275000 barrels daily. Major declines hit Mack Truck American Can Cast Iron Pipe Allis Chalmers Hudson Motor Baldwin with new lows posted.
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United Press
New York
Shorts
Mack Truck
American Can
Allis Chalmers
Hudson Motors
Baldwin
Foreign exchange closes higher in New York markets
New York June 9 foreign exchange closes higher. Demand sterling at 85 percent. Francs at 4.94 cents, up .06. Lire at 8.4% 4 cents, up .03. Belgium 4.89 cents, up .09. Marks 23.80 cents. Holland 40.14 cents. Russia 5.15 cents. Hong Kong 55 cents. Shanghai 75 cents. Yokohama 4 cents.
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New York
Fforeign Exre
Belgium
Olland
Russia
Hong Kong
C. Shanghai
C. Yokohama
Grains Rally on Chicago Board of Trade Broad Gains
Grains closed higher led by September wheat with oats also rising. Bulls cited predictions of a bullish government report. Mild pressure and light selling left buyers active as corn followed wheat higher. Commission houses spurred demand and some new investments boosted oats and provisions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat and commodity prices reported from Chicago market
Chicago market notes dated June 9 show wheat prices across several No. contracts with varied bids from No. 3 to No. 6 mixed. Cash commodities list corn at 1.28 and oats values noted, plus quotes for cloverseed and timothy, butter, and hay.
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Chicago
Building supplies and textiles offered with bulk prices
Fortland Cement cloth in bags priced 75 cents per 100 pounds, lime finish 55 cents per bag, plaster parts one dollar per bag, Stonewall first coat not sacks, various lumber including yellow pine and redwood, and men’s athletic underwear items with three Union Suits for $2.50.
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Uilding
Fortland Cement
Michigan
Profession of Medicine Opens Way to Women
New York reports that medicine and surgery have long resisted women yet offer strong future prospects. Dr. Mary Halton notes opposition fades and recounts pioneers who paved the path. She highlights endowments to fund care for women unable to pay and urges continued use of training to advance obstetrics gynecology pediatrics and pediatric diseases.
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New York
Mary Halton
Halton
Columbia
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Cornell
Mme, Curie
Mme, Montesorri
Josephine Baker
Dr. Halton
School board offers site for municipal coliseum
The board will donate the current Shortridge High School site to the city for a municipal coliseum. William H. Book, business manager, relayed the offer to Mayor Shank. The Chamber had backed the idea but Shank refused, doubting feasibility of acquiring the site.
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Shortridge High School
William H. Book
Shank
Book
Chamber of Commerce Convention Committee
Wholesale Meat Prices From A South Market Ledger
Listing of beef and mutton prices by weight and cut for native steer carcasses f oots under carcass, heifers and cows with various percentages and prices. veal parts priced per 100 pounds. fresh veal and hams per pound. scattered typos reflect OCR. overall slaughterhouse goods pricing snapshot.
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Market Prices for Poultry Butter Cheese and Produce
Market briefs list diverse prices for eggs, fowls, leghorns, roosters, ducks, turkeys, and cornish goods. Indiana and Cleveland valuations show creamery butter at 46 to 47 cents, cheese ranges from domestic Swiss to Wisconsin Daisies, while New York and Chicago reports note flour, lard, and butter steadiness with varied pork and egg quotes.
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New York
Midwest
Pacific Coasts
Ronern
Browne
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Americas
Nort Carolina Cobblers
South Carolina
Lousiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Michigan
Refiners Fail to Reenter Raw Market Amid Warm Spell
The Sugar Market notes refiners have not reentered the raw market after a protracted warm spell. European interest in Cubans was weak, dampening price expectations. An upward revision in refined prices prompted the view refiners had covered most of June. Strong distant options reflect heavy switching from the July option, a trend likely to persist into July.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Insolvencies May Show Smallest Monthly Total Since November
Trade reviews from R. G. Dun report 1,767 U.S. commercial failures in May, down from 1,939 in April and 1,816 in May last year. Debts totaled 37,026,552, with five months of 1925 at 9,675 failures versus 9,178 in 1924. Weather boosts dry goods demand with strong white wear and silk sales, while cottons and wools input tightens.
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R. G. Dun
United States
Ltter
Prime Light Steers and Choice Heifers Scarcity Presses Market
The Indianapolis livestock exchange reports a steady but lower hog market with 10,000 receipts and 436 holdovers. Top hog price reached 12.25, with prices for heavy, light, and sow classes noted and cattle and sheep trading brisk at varied price levels amid overall steady demand.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Live Stock Market Report From Chicago and Des Moines
Cattle receipts around 000 steady with weighty steers weak and dressed beef sluggish. Hog prices show irregular gains then drift. top price around 12.00 with most between 11.80 and 12.40. sheep and lamb receipts about 8,000 to 2,500 with active butchers and varying classes. regional notes include Des Moines and Minneapolis markets with steadier calves and mixed hogs across the board.
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Chicago
Elauehier Run
Stark
Ste
Minneiaere
Arkers
Births recorded in city hospital and surrounding homes
Birth announcements list numerous families from the city including moet and Floedna Russell 948 West Verfe James and Ruth Cardinal 908 East Mich an Arthur and Mamie Bridwell 2432 East Warrington plus many others at city hospital or homes. Names include Irenee and Helen York Joseph and Bila Lewis Quentin and Margaret Willey George and Helen Osenbaugh and several Whitfields Day Minor McHabney and Linne Kennedy Powell and others across streets and neighborhoods.
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Birthsmoet
Floedna Russell
W. Verfe James
Ruth Cardinal
E. Michan
Arthur
Mamie Bridwell
E. Warrington
Eschel Morris
S. State
Irenee
Helen York
Haines
Joseph
Bila Lewis
Lawton
Mattie Hill
City Hospital
Gertrude Mabbitt
City Hosoagenta
Flossie Hutchison
City
George and
Helen Osenbaugh
City Hoe Pit
George
Leos Whitfield
Henry
Julia Thomas
Bell
Guy
Tila Day
Parkway
Eenaeter
Sarah Minor
Raymond
Hele
McHabney
Quentin
Margaret Willey
Bucet
Anna Linne
Uyne
Ollie
Ada Kennedy
Claude
Margaret Powell
Deaths in City Detail Multiple Senior Citizens
The list notes several local deaths and ages, including Mary Isabelle Cotton 68 of 952 Bell Shroot oocarditis at Phil Bae ae city hospital, Jennie amen Turner 68 of 2063 N Ta coma carcino ape, M Boyer 68 of 1116 St Peter arcinoma, David F Ringer 66 pernicious anemia at Deaconess Hospital, Mary A Guedel 83 cerebral hemorrhage at 3319 Blvd Place, and Landwerlen 56 of 19 N Sheri vat Jean with various conditions.
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Phil Bae
Mitral
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Carcino
Ape M. Boyer
St. Peter
Arcinoma
David F. Ringer
Deaconess
Oe Motley
Alvord
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Dan Nent
Landwerlen
N. Sherivat Jean
Miles Iter
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Plot to Kidnap Mary Pickford Leaders Held in L A Jail
Claude A. Holcomb Adrian A Billy Woods and C Z Stevens admitted plans to kidnap Mary Pickford and demand 200000 ransom in Los Angeles jail. They said if successful they would next target Pola Negri Jackie Coogan and the two grandchildren of oil magnate E L Doheny.
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Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
Claude A. Holcomb
Adrian A
Billy) Woods
C. Z Stevens
Pola Negri
Jackie Coogan
E. L. Doheny
Oil King
Bank bandits shift cars to dodge capture across Indiana
State officials discuss bandit networks from Illinois Missouri and other towns with two gangs active near Webster and Indianapolis. Police executives urge more police power alarms and stool pigeons as robberies rise with totals across multiple towns and banks.
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Eben H. Wolcott
Wolcott
Herman F. Rikhoff
Jerry Kinney
Illinois
Missouri
Terre Haute
County bankers form vigilante bank bandit alert in Noblesville
Noblesville Indiana June 9. County bankers completed a vigilance committee Monday night. Armed deputies will patrol towns in groups of five with silent alarms in each bank. W E Dunn president of Citizens State Bank was named head of the organization.
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Ind
W. E. Dunn
Citizens State Bank
Bankers Plan Armed Response Meeting in Greensburg
Group Six bankers from Ripley Franklin Jennings and Rush counties will meet Thursday in Greensburg to discuss armed resistance to bandits. A G Brown of Greencastle, chairman of the protective committee, will speak.
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Times
Ind
Ripley
Franklin
Jennings
Rush
Indiana Bankers’ Association
A. G. Brown
Greencastle
The
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Intend to Make it Hot for Bandits Soon Says Carpenter
J V Carpenter president of the Indiana Bankers Association declares action against bandits will come quickly. He cites the Carbon Bank robbery as the fourth Indiana heist this month and notes most banks have adopted the Iowa plan with over 90 percent success. Vigilance committees will be formed to intercept bandits and curb banditry in Indiana.
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Merom State Bank of Merom
Ind
South Kokomo Bank
Laketon Bank
Fairbanks
Eaton
Bloomingdale
Farmers National Bank
Wadesville
Bourbon
Brook
Shank
Brazil
J. V. Carpenter
Indiana Bankers Association
Indiana
Carptener
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Iowa
Retail fruit and vegetable prices from Twiga markets
A fragmented price list shows commission rates and item costs for fruits and vegetables sold to retailers. Items include Bald wins 2 notations, Ben Davis apples, pineapples, citrus, berries, mangos, greens, and tubers with varied crate and per dozen pricing across California Florida Texas Missouri and Southern regions.
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Texas
Tennessee
California
Florida
Princeton star Casey Gates shines in two sports
Casey Gates, a Princeton football star, also excelled in track at Harvard. He won both the discus and hammer throw and led the meet with the highest individual point total.
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Casey Gates
Princeton
Harvard
Gates
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