Stock market shows good tone today with utilities demand
Urgent buying of public utilities and brisk oils demand lifted the market open in New York. American and foreign power rose to 59 up 6 points. Havana Electric jumped to 183 with a 6% rise. Texas Company active with a new yearly high at 50%. Steel common edged up to 114% as speculative sentiment improves amid stable overall list.
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United Press
New York
Havana Electric
Texas Company
Steel Common
Steel
Wlay
Hoosier Briefs From Reensburg District Council Meeting
City council debated stop versus slow signs at dangerous crossings in one of its longest sessions. Muncie bailiff Albert O'Hara spearheads a collection. Peru park board sells a 70000 dollar bond for parks and playgrounds. Clank, Newcastle patrolman, resigns for Florida. Judge Miers of Bloomington, IU graduate in 1870, cited. Mr and Mrs J C May of Windfall celebrate 73rd and 70th birthdays on the same day.
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Reensburg
J. C. May
Windfall
Local Bank Clearings Reported in Indianapolis Brief
Bank clearings in Indianapolis were reported with unclear figures noting a total around five dollars in the fragmentary text. The snippet mentions Thursday timing and references banks in the city.
Poultry and dairy prices across markets detailed
Chicago Cleveland and New York markets report mixed poultry prices with fowls roosters and turkeys at varying rates. Butter eggs and cheese continue to show fluctuating receipts and regional quotes, with creameries and dairy products listed by weight and grade.
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India
Napolis
Odlanepoee
Cisconsin Limbur
Jane Horns
New York
Midwest
Santos
C. Hay
Speciae
Pacific Coasts
Hardware Age notes heat boosts sales across centers
Trade reviews report excessive heat in most major hardware centers spurring strong demand for fans garden hose screen wire boilers and shower bath outfits. Spring goods including lawn mowers rakes hoes spades and ice cream freezers sell well with light stock in fans and hoses. Prices firm with tires up about ten percent and collections improving in most sections.
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New York
Marcenter
Pittsburgh
Sugar Market Sees Renewed Foreign Interest on Postwar Woes
Reports of heavy crop damage in Poland and drought in Germany lift foreign interest in Cuban sugars as 49? offerings with pressing sales are absorbed. The lifting of this starG and related notices revive market activity.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Poland
Germany
Frye seeks receiver for Stevenson Gear Co of Delaware
Frye as holder and creditor filed suit in Superior Court Five asking for a receiver for the Stevenson Gear Company of Delaware. Office at 1019 Cornell Ave. Company reportedly unable to meet debts and weekly payroll amid financial worries. Officer said a remedy plan may exist. John Jablonsky, 19, missing from 1425 W Twenty-Seventy St since last Saturday per his mother. police search requested. He has blue eyes and light hair and wore a light suit.
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William 8. Frye
Way
Stevenson Gear Company of Delaware
Cornell Ave
Frye
John Jablonsky
Wheat Markets End Mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago June 11 divided action marked the day as wheat closed unchanged to higher but still sagged from last night. Bear sentiment from the grain report and rains eased briefly after short covering. Corn rose slightly on renewed buying while oats gained with strong commission house activity. provisions trade remained light with no notable features.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Survey Opens on White River Water Quality
Dr. William F. King announces a sanitary survey of the White River with twenty stations to record depths and flow. Weekly pollution tests will be analyzed by the State board of health as the study spans from Muncie to Spencer for one year.
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White River
William F. King
State Board of Health
Muncie
Spencer
King
Boy 16 Falls After Streetcar Fuse Fire
Charles Carlson aged 16 of 914 North Capitol Avenue was injured when a fuse blew on an outbound Northwestern Avenue streetcar near St Clair and Illinois streets. The insulation caught fire and Carlson leaped from the back door, striking the back of his head on the pavement. He was taken to city hospital.
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Charles Carlson
N. Capitol Ave
Northwestern Ave
St. Clair St
Illinois St
Carlson
City Hospital
Marriage Licenses and Deaths Include Numerous Names
A large list details marriage licenses and deaths with many full names and ages. Entries include Earl Henry, Elma Jones, Rahmain Jebpaon, Hazel Mundy, Ida Gahr, Edward J. Huber, Dorothy Smith, Elizabeth Flory, Doris Whitesell, Mary Smith, Blanche M Madera, and others, with ages ranging from teens to 90s and locations across city streets and hospitals.
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Earl Henry
N. C Htmia
Elma Jones
Dorothy Smith
Asso
Michele
Howard. Com
Elizabeth Flory
Tremont
Rapider Hammock
Doris Me Whitesell
Naeckel
Capitol
Yasterer
Pride Creek
Mich
Ila
Ohio
Tebah
Fragmentary local record with names and addresses
Readable bits mention individuals such as Thomas, Zola Robinson, William and Sarah Scott, Mary Fox, Claudia Keener, and places like N Holm and N. view. The text appears to be a damaged notice listing names and addresses without a clear event or action.
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Ee Yonn
Zola Robinson
Ewe William
Sarah Scott
Key
Lee Fane
Gear Gee ‘Thomas
Mary Fox
N. Holmaie
el Alert
Claudia
Keener
View
Chicago Grain Table June 11 Highlights
Grain figures for June 11 include Wheat Cash No. 2 at 1.23, Barley and Cloverseed prices, and futures quotes for September and December. Cash and futures values span Wheat, Barley, Cloverseed, Hay, and related commodities with ranges around 15 to 20 dollars for some feeds and 6.60 for a stand.
Watchman Ordered After Crossing Accident
Police Captain Charles Sumner said he would order a watchman at the Big Four switch crossing on West Street and the Canal after an accident Wednesday. Mrs. A J Bowden and her two year old daughter Jean escaped injury when their car was struck by freight cars. Bowden said she stopped the engine when a brakeman waved his arms. The car was knocked thirty feet across the street and down an embankment. Brakeman G D Williamson R R C Box 607 C was slated.
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Charles Sumner
West St
A. J. Bowden
E. Fourteenth St
Jean
G. D. Williamson R. R. C
Three Boys Arrested in Martinsville Vehicle Theft
Kenneth Rambo 18 of 1302 Fletcher Ave Harry Burns 17 of 1218 English Ave and Harry Le Fever 19 of 908 Fletcher Ave were returned from Martinsville Indiana by Detectives Irick and Hillman and charged with vehicle taking. The auto owned by Frank Graham 1302 Linden St was stolen here Wednesday.
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Kenneth Rambo
Fletcher Ave
Harry Burns
English Ave
Harry le Fever
Martinsville
Ind
Irick and Hillman
Frank Graham
Linden St
Boy Aided by Legion Sent to Camp Shank This Summer
Martin Nightsam a 13 year old from Grand Rapids Michigan will attend Camp Shank this summer through the Hilton A Brown Legion. The Legion expanding its child welfare program under a 5 million dollar endowment fund aiding war orphans arranged the placement through its Indianapolis unit. The boy’s parents are deceased and he has no relatives.
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Martin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Camp Shank
Hilton A. Brown Legion
Indianapolis
the Legion
Hog prices rise at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange amid mixed cattle market
Hog prices advanced from yesterday with heavies leading at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange as receipts reached about 7,000 and overs from Wednesday at 694. Cattle were unsettled amid poor pasture and hot weather, with best steers and heifers rising while lower grades fell. Sheep and calves showed steady to stronger trading with brisk activity and a morning top of 14.50 for lambs.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Cattle and Calf Receipts Prompt Mixed Market Action
Chicago market notes show cattle and calves receipts around 1,260 head with 3,700 head on hogs and pigs. Quality ranges from weak to good, with early prices for calves and cows reported. fed cattle and yearlings steady with native stock prominent.
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Chicago
Mgr
Mbewe
STATE CLUBS TO MEET AT LINCOLN FRIDAY CONVENTION
Affiliated Exchange Clubs of Indiana will meet in annual convention at the Lincoln Friday. Clinton Terre Haute South Bend Ft. Wayne Muncie Huntington will send delegates. State officers are Chester M. Poore of Clinton president A W Sutton Terre Haute secretary. Special guests will be the national president Dr George C Sabachi of Bakersfield California Harold M Harter of Toledo Ohio national secretary Guy Jeffries of Indianapolis the im Nite of Hore Haus nao.
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Indiana
Lincoln
Clinton
Terre Haute
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Muncie
Huntington
Chester M. Poore
A. W. Sutton
George C. Sabachi
Bakersville
Cal
Harold M. Harter
Toledo
Ohio
Guy Jeffries
Indianapolis
IPLAN SCHOOL FOR CRIPPLES
Indianapolis plans call for special classes for physically defective children next September. Superintendent E A Graff announced at a school board meeting that at least twenty five crippled students would be enrolled with teachers trained for special work and support from the Indianapolis Foundation.
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Indianapolis
E. A. Graff
Graff
Indianapolis Foundation
Grain Company Plans Appeal Over Stock Sale Denial
Attorneys for the Grain Marketing Company of Chicago will appeal a state securities commission ruling that denied permission to sell 1 million dollars in preferred stock in Indiana. Suit will be filed in the Marion Circuit Court. The commission cited unsoundness from evidence at recent hearings. Indiana Farm Bureau Federation representatives opposed the application.
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Grain, Marketing Company of
Chicago
State Securities Commission
Indiana
Marioni
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
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S. Meridian
Walter Mueller
Madison Ave
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Orange & Shelby
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Desseh
Virginia Rubber Co
Virginia Ave
Brinkerhof & Rolland
Prospect & Michigan Rd
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Moore Bros
Maple Road
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Brookville Rd
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Trey & Carson
Nora Henry
Troy & Madison
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Valley Mills
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