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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1927

Page

4

Railroad stocks lead early stock market rally on June 9

United Press reports railroads prominent on the New York exchanges with high speculative gains and steady dividend issues. Lehigh Valley hits new high, Hudson advances, General Motors and Chrysler push auto shares higher amid renewed buying and improved rail traffic signals.

United Press New York Motors General Motors Lehigh Valley Consolidated Gas Chrysler Hudson

NYSE member ship transfer sets new $220000 record

A New York Stock Exchange member ship transfer was arranged at 220000, a new record, with the price 3000 above the last sale. The transfer awaits exchange approval.

United Press NEW York New York Stock Exchange

Banks and Exchange Reports June Clearings and Rates

Indianapolis bank clearings today totaled 3,584,000 with debits at 5,812,000 in New York. Foreign exchange in New York opened steady with francs at 4.8, lire at 0.65, belgian at 0.1389, and mark around 0.2368 as of June 9.

Indianapolis Foreign Exchange Bu United Preas New York

Market Price List From Local Commission Row

A battered ledger lists wholesale and retail fruit and produce pricing. Items include apples from Ben Davis and Box varieties, bananas, cantaloupes from California, cherries, grapefruit, lemons, limes, valencias, pineapples, watermelons, asparagus, beets, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, corn, cucumbers, mangoes, onions, parsley, peas, potatoes, radishes, sweet potatoes, and more with weights such as crates and baskets and prices per pound, crate, or dozen.

Eerie Ben Davis California Jamaica Indiana Florida Mammoth Texas Anna H.G H. G. Green H. G Michigan Maine Green Mountains New Texas Triumphs Virfive Cobblers Sasha Russell Idaho Bakers Ainach H. G. Hothouse

Exchange Offer for Second Liberty Loan Bonds

United States Treasury announces a new offering to holders of Second Liberty Loan Bonds dated June 15 1927 with 3 percent interest. Bonds mature in twenty years and may be called after sixteen. Exchange at par for Second Liberty bonds, accrued interest paid as of June 15 1927. Bonds called for payment November 15 1927. cease interest then. Details available at banks or trust companies or Federal Reserve Banks. Secretary of the Treasury Washington May 31 1927.

United States Treasury Vedera Reserve Bank

Sugar Market Faces Mixed Signals With Cautious Hope

In New York on June 9 the sugar market shows weaker selling pressure yet remains volatile. Cuban news and diverse buyer seller views keep futures unsettled, though refined sugar movement offers a hopeful sign of stabilization and higher prices ahead.

Thomson & McKinnon New York Cubas

Cotton Market Marked by Weather Debate and Trading Tone

In New York on June 9 the cotton market shows a cautious mood amid weather concerns. Traders weigh two weather risks and the market closes with mixed sentiment as forecasts spark doubt about near term directions.

Thomson & McKinnon New York Cotton Brant Thomas

Markets Report: Butter Poultry and Farm Prices Mixed

New York and Cleveland market notes show butter and cheese steady to easy, poultry prices varied by type with capons and turkeys higher, ducks and geese lower, and live fowl range broad. Grain and sugar dull, with coffee and lard firming modestly. potatoes and hay listed with regional price ranges.

United Press NEW York Tiddlewest Rio Santos Long Island Pacific Browns Stasho Maine Bermuda Jersey Basket

Poll 1S Continued Boosts City Manager Vote

City manager form supporters press a June 21 vote with a 750 volunteer poll as fraud protection. Campaign Chairman Frank E. Gates says the poll is the only voter record after registration abolition. Five neighborhood meetings are set for tonight with speakers including Dwight Ritter, John F. White, and others.

Frank E. Gates Dwight Ritter Calvin Prather Masonic Lodge John F. White E. Sixteenth St E. O. Snethen St. John's Evangelical Church Winfield Miller Board of Trade Snethen Shelby St M. E. Church

Marriage Licenses List Reveals Local Couples and Occupations

A local marriage license notice lists several couples: Dr Eldon Hurd aged 25 a dentist of 1118 Belle Vieu Pl and Agnes Moore 22 of 4230 Cor nelius a bookkeeper. Frank Olson 25 an attorney of Miami Fla and Helen McCarty 27 a school teacher of 1639 N Talbott. Forten.tt 1039 Blaine a clerk and Mary Riha 23 of 1106 N Drexel a typist. Henry Stefert 64 a soft shear operator of Two Rivers Wis and Emma Boyer 58 of 221 E Kigan. Harrold Tomes 24 a clerk of 1928 Ruckle and Roanna Ayres 2332 N Glidstone a bookkeeper. Joseph Comer 24 and Loraine Randle 24 both of 958 N Pennsylvania work as salesman and stenographer respectively.

Eldon Hurd Belle Vieu Agnes Moore Cornelius Frank Olson Miami Fla Helen McCarty N. Talbott Forten Blaine Mary Riha N. Drexel Henry Stefert Two Rivers Wis Emma Boyer E. Kigan Harrold Tomes Ruckle Roanna Ayres Joseph Comer Pennsylvania Loraine Randle

Births William and Mattar at Methodist Hospital

A list of birth notices mentions William and Mattar born at 5634 Julian, with Ernest and Margaret Grey at 1234 W Thir wordt, Ruth Manderbaugh at 1751 pay, Mary Sharkey at 1955 N Deer, and other newborns linked to various address and church affiliations. The fragment also lists Crystal Durham at Methodist Hospital and passind Christine Cole, with additional pairs including Leonard and Mary Brown and Ira and Fern Gasten at 1206 N Bellview Pl.

William and Mattar Julian Ernest Margaret Grey W. Thirworden Ruth Manderbaugh Pay Mary Sharkey N. Deerjohn Beatrice Martin Hamilhilton Rose Scales W. Vermacote Elnora Fortner Nor‘Plate Crystal Durham Methodist Hospital Passind Christine Cole Leonard and Mary Brown Hos- Ira Fern Gasten N. Bellview

Notable Local Obituaries List Multiple Deaths

A column lists numerous individuals with ages and causes of death including chronic myocarditis acute dilatation of heart mitral insufficiency liver cirrhosis pneumonia and other ailments. Names span Martha Neuert William Kiemeyer James Hervey Julia Mueller Edgar Cox Thomas Hanrahan William Stong Alice Jones John Thompson H Jones Kathryn Gullette Maude Webster Katherine Kurtz Anna Irving Nom Bray J Charple William James Charles Walker Sarah Baker Peter Egan Francis Robinson and others with addresses in city hospital Central Indiana Hospital Methodist Hospital Christian Hospital and more.

Martha Alice Neuert Sanders William F. Kiemeyer New Jersey James R. Hervey City Hospital Julia Mueller Garfield Edgar Cox Thomas E. Hanrahan Evison William J. Stong S. Pennsylvania Alice Jones Holbrook John F. Thompson Wheeler H. Jones Indiana Kathryn Gullette Pennsylvania Maude Webster Person Katherine Kurtz Sarah Ellen Baker Alabama Peter Egan Christian Hospital Francis Robinson W. Twenty- Fifth

Local Building Permits List Mixed for 1508 Haugh to 2014 Sutherland

A compiled slate of building permits records numerous residences and commercial properties. Entries include reroofs, additions, garages, porches, and repairs for properties on North Harding East Dearborn Hartford N Capital Delaware Ashland and Sutherlands among others with costs ranging from a few hundred to thousands of dollars. Names include W M Peek Thomas B McMath N H Cory Charles W Sieman Leo J Rickenbach and Emma Wilson plus firms Sinclair Refining Company Civic Realty Company and Allen Chanel M E Church Church.

Thomas B. McMath Golden Hill Ww. P. Andrews Dearborn N. H. Cory Harding Charles W. Sieman Hartford B. Updike Capitol S. Bates Furnace Delaware Salem Sane? & Parker Civic Realty Company Khart Arlington cSeet Rael Welling Ashland Ae Vert Arnick N. Hauga

Cattle Sheep Steady and Lambs Off Calves Higher at Stockyards

At Indianapolis Union Stockyards cattle and sheep held steady with calves and lambs higher by fifty cents. Hog prices rose 10 to 15 cents from Wednesday, with top hogs at around 9 dollars. Chicago markets showed similar strength, porkers 8.65 to 8.99. Beef cattle and veal trends followed, beef cows around 6.5, stockers 7.25 to 8.5, veals at 13.10 to 13.50. Lambs weak to lower. fat lambs 18.50, bulk 15 to 18, cull lambs 8.50 to 12.75.

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Livestock Market Report Across Several Cities Observes Strong Trade

Cattle receipts near 9,000 in Chicago with steers and yearlings firm to higher, best bids around 13.50 and 11.50 for feeders, vealers steady at 11. Sheep show fat lambs active with top prices near 18 for lambs. hogs around 31,000 national receipts with heavier weights up and bids climbing to about 8.90 or more. Multiple city reports from Cincinnati Louisville Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburgh and St. Louis reflect steady to firm cattle and mixed hog and sheep demand with varied top prices and steady to higher overall markets.

United Press Chicago Washington

Man shoots woman after rejection in Wilmington

John Bove, 60, shot and killed Mary Forlinni, 38, as she slept in her home after she rejected his advances. Bove then shot himself and is in serious condition.

United Press Wilmington Del John Bove Mary Forlinni Bove

Wheat trading slows as outside news looms

Chicago wheat trading showed hesitant activity as investors awaited the government report and Springfield legislation. Winter wheat outlook pegged at 550 million bushels versus 594 million in May and 627 million last year.

Bu United Press Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Springfield Liverpool Illinois

Chicago Grain Table June 9

Chicago grain table notes receipts and prices for corn oats wheat and oats with readings from Toledo market data. hogs calves sheep cattle receipts and market trends show slight firings and steady conditions across the board.

Chicago Bu Times Ne Sa Messie

Butler Set to Use Missions College Rooms Next Year

Butler University will lease classrooms and offices at the College of Missions for the 1927 28 term as the mission college closes for that period. Dr. Charles T. Paul will stay to finish mission work. Mission graduates bound for the Philippines India and Latin America include Miss Vlenna Breese Miss Helen Nicholson Miss Alice M Clark and couples Mr and Mrs Perry L Stone and Mr and Mrs F L Howe.

College of Mission Directors Butler University School of Religion College of Missions William F. Rothenburger Board of Directors Third Christian Church New Pastor Vlenna Breese Philippine Islands Helen Nicholson India Alice M. Clark

Parade Route Set for July 4 War Memorial Ceremony

Adjutant General William H. Kershner announced the parade route for the July 4 celebration featuring the War Memorial cornerstone laying. Five divisions will march from Delaware at North Street to Meridian and Michigan, with General John J. Pershing leading the procession.

William H. Kershner Delaware North St Washington Capitol Market Meridian Michigan Sts United States Army Naval Reserve John J. Pershing

Judge knocks out defendant in forty five seconds

In Escalon California Judge J M Campbell KOed real estate dealer Irwin Wiesner in forty five seconds at a hearing for disturbing the peace. Wiesner, abusive to the court, challenged the judge calling it a great while it lasted.

United Press Escalon Cal J. M. Campbell Irwin Wiesner Wiesner Campbell

Buffalo Berry Pie Plot Lays Claim on Coolidge Visit

RAPID CITY June 9 The Black Hills cooks scheme to bake President Coolidge a buffalo berry pie during his summer stay. Buffalo berries are small tart red fruits used to make pies that locals say create a craving for more. Berry-picking expeditions and annual harvests are traditional in the region as summer fades.

United Press Rapid City S. D Black Hills Coolidge

Lincoln Memorial Drive Fund Aims for 1.265 Million

Hendricks Marks Lundy of New York hired to raise 1 265 000 for Nancy Hanks Lincoln memorial in Spencer County announced at Indiana Lincoln Union dinner at Claypool. Arthur Hall of Fort Wayne touts firm records while Lundy outlines statewide solicitation plan and George Ade acts as master of ceremonies. Governor Jackson and Richard Lieber urge broad civic participation and organizational cooperation.

Hendricks, Marks & Lundy New York Nancy Hanks Lincoln Spencer County Indiana Lincoln Union Claypool Arthur Hall Ft. Wayne Will Hays Presbyterian Church Lundy George Ade Ann Studebaker Carlisle South Bend Lincoln Ade Jackson Richard Lieber The Conservation Commission Carlisle

Writ Plea For Dale Planned In Indiana

Mrs. Dale filed a pardon petition with Governor Jackson asking that George Dale be sent to the State farm instead of Delaware County jail. The governor would refer the petition to the State farm trustees, as Dale’s contempt sentence stands at ninety days. The case, once upheld by the Indiana Supreme Court and denied by the U S Supreme Court, faces delays as the mandate awaits arrival from Washington ahead of a planned 2:30 p m Monday meeting in Muncie with attorney Tom Miller and a ten-person delegation.

George Dale Muncie State Farm Jackson Dale Trustees of Indiana State Farm Delaware County Clarence W. Dearth Delaware Circuit Court Indiana Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Joseph Davis Dearth Supreme Court Washington The Times Tom Miller

Probers Hunt City Sports Gambling and Gov't Deals

Prosecutor William H. Remy and aides probe cold weather sports events in the city for alleged gambling and bootlegging links. They also review city government deals. Mayor Duvall and City Controller Buser seek a judge change in their fraud trial about election statements as three candidates will be named. Duvall travels from Windsor, Canada to Indianapolis.

William H. Remy Duvall William C. Buser Criminal Court James A. Collins Indianapolis Windsor Canada

Two Boys to Receive Graduation Honors at Cathedral High

Ed ward A. Coomes and Paul L. Meunier will receive high honors at Cathedral High School commencement in the new building at Fourteenth and Meridian tonight. Coomes, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur G Coomes of 1038 Harlan St, earns a gold watch from Bishop Joseph Chartrand for highest scholarship while Meunier will get a gold medal from the Knights of Columbus for second honors. Coomes will deliver the class valedictory.

Edward A. Coomes Paul L. Meunier Cathedral High School Fourteenth Meridian Sts Coomes Arthur G. Coomes Harlan St Joseph Chartrand Meunier Knights of Columbus

City in Brief Indianapolis events and incidents

Friday events include commencement at Indianapolis Teachers College and Butler University activities, plus luncheons and meetings at Lincoln, Delta, Spink, and other venues. The city reports a missing 18 year old, a narcotics theft, a Lindbergh telegram rate, a vehicle crash injuring James Robinson, and upcoming Parke County and Great Western Oil Company picnics with activities at Garfield Park and Shannon Lake.

Indianapolis Teachers’ College Cable Tabernacle Praints Club Claypool I Delta Thetp Amber of Commerce Knights of Columbus Spinkrms Exchange Club Lincoln Mae Au Delta Board of Rade Butler University Phi Keppa Phi Ban- Guet Universityb Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association Armory Benjamin Harrison Law School Columbia Club Patt Andio Klub Severin Great Western Oil Company Shannon Lake

Iowa Likes Lowden Says Gov Hammill

Iowa Governor John Hammill said Lowden is popular in Iowa due to his stand on agricultural relief. He noted Lowden’s name is closely linked to farming while Coolidge and Dawes are not. Hammill hinted Iowa could back Lowden at the Republican national convention.

United Press Washington Iowa Frank O. Lowden Illinois John Hammill White House

Daredevil Basil Finnegan Aims for World Title

Basil Finnegan of Bristol vows to become the world’s champion daredevil. He plans to travel to the United States to climb skyscrapers dive from bridges and perform Niagara Falls barrel stunts plus trapeze acts on airplanes after a recent two week layoff from a smashed thumb.

United Press Bristol England Basil Finnegan Finnegan United States Niagara Falls

Hogs See Record Lows Since December With Decline

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports hog prices at 24 cents lowest since December and 32 percent below last year. Prices fall due to larger slaughter and reduced exports with a 2% rise in domestic supplies. Also, Rev George William Allison, pastor of Irvington Presbyterian Church, receives a Doctor of Divinity at Hanover College centennial.

Butching Neto Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture Bureau New York Chicago George William Allison Irvington Presbyterian Church Hanoverollege Allison Hanover

Classified Ad Instructions with Contact Details

The notice outlines ad placement rules including cancellation, charges, and responsibility limits. It mentions two line minimums, phone insertions via MAIN 3500, and authorization to charge credit on request, with disclaimers about classification and incorrect insertions.

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Notice to bidders for Arsenal Technical Schools work

The Genoal Commissioners of Indianapolis invite sealed bids by June 30 1927 for general construction of pipe tunnels installation of steam distribution lines and returns and removal of existing installation at Arsenal Technical Schools 1500 E Michigan St Indianapolis. Bid packages include general construction and steam line work with option for combination bids. Bids require certified checks or approved means equal to 3 percent of maximum bid and must comply with state board forms.

Board of Genoal Commissioners Inianapolis Ind Arsenal Technical Schools E. Michigan Jt Indianapolis Snider & Rotz Merchants Bank Inc Snider & Hotz Indiana State Board of Accounts Board of School Commissioners Meridian St Board of Echool Commissioners New York Chicago A. T Board of School’ Commissioners

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