Steel Common Slips as Professionals Drive Market Down
Wall Street opens with New York Central dividend meeting in focus as steel and industrials weaken. Steel common hits a new yearly low 94% while Bethlehem and United States Steel slide. Despite New York Central strength around midday, renewed selling caps gains and broad market slips. Twenty active rails average down 0.89 percent and industrials off 1.25 percent.
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Stedebaker
Baldwin
Steel
Bethhem
United States Steel Common
New York Central
Wall Street
Fresh eggs and market prices in Indianapolis and New York
Market roundup lists egg and poultry prices in Indianapolis with butter fat payments, plus New York and Cleveland quotations for flour, pork, sugar, coffee, tallow, cheese, butter, eggs, poultry, and potatoes. Notable items include leghorn discounts, fowls and turkeys prices, and regional dairy products.
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New York
Middle West
Rio No
Santos
Pacific Coast
S&c
Cleveland
Ohio
Ducks
Michigan
South Carolina Cobblers
Alabama
Building Permits Patterson and nearby addresses listed
The list records numerous building permits and repairs across multiple addresses. Projects include repairs, additions, remodels, reroofing, and garages with amounts ranging from 50 to 7,000 dollars. Notable entries: 2441 Kenwood, 5254 Broadway, 4024 Broadway, 612 East ron, 4215 Boulevard PL, and -played by several named residents such as William Lenneper Josephine M. Henley Margaret Hoadley and Charles Lykins.
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William Lenneper
R. Swartz
Massachusetts
Josephine M. Henley
Central
B. M. Bord
Broadway
Strickland
Winthrop Se Mintle
F. Dow
Bellefon
James Hartley
Ohio
Margaret Hoadley
August H. Barnhorst
Eastron A. Royse
Ds H. Deiser
Boulevard
Charles Lykins
Clifford Paschael
Carlisle
H L. Simmons
Arthur Dunage
Sigleton
Coffey
Eoere A. Tulford
Frank
C. L. Miller
Meredith
George A. Noll
Sellers Favored in Pork Market
Hog prices rose day by day with bulk at $7, up 10 cents from Tuesday due to strong shipper demand and local packing interest. Receipts reached 11,000 including 385 layovers while sow and pig markets stayed steady with solid demand. Cattle opened slow after a weak Chicago close. steers topped at $11.15 and calves pressed $9.50 to $10. Sheep and lambs stayed active with spring lambs at about $15.25 and ewes near $5.50.
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Chicago
United Financial Chicago
Cincinnati
Godo
Buffalo
East ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Grain and Livestock Market Receipts Across Cities June 13
Chicago and Cincinnati report mixed cattle hog and sheep receipts with market variation. Beef cattle steady to strong in spots, hogs up to 10 cents higher, sheep and lambs showing firmness in key markets. Buffalo and East St Louis note active hogs and steady cattle trends with varied prices.
Early curb trading shows general losses on opening
The New York curb market opened with a broad decline across leading speculative issues. Howe Sound rose on dividend news, while Standard of Indiana slipped 14 points to 57, Standard of New York fell to 38 1 4, Vacuum Oil down 1 2 to 44 1 2, and Gulf Oil down 1 2 to 53 1 2. Goodyear fell to 13 1/4.
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New York
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
United Financial New York
Howe Sound
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
Gulf Oil
Goodyear Common
N. Y
Births and Deaths Listed in City Hospital Records
The notice lists numerous births including infants at city hospital and homes such as 1448 Fletcher and 313 Leeda Bert. It also records deaths of Elizabeth McDougall 78 and James Caldwell 4 with causes like cerebral hemorrhage and arteriosclerosis and notes premature births and tuberculosis across several addresses.
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Joseph
al Fisher
Leeda Bert
Dorothy Abner
Cheater
Gladys Sashe
City Hospital
Ernest Ada Velma Elliott
Fletcher
Henry
Mabel McConnel
Strate Joh
Lily Coonfield
John
Hazel White
Met
George
Hazel Long
Metin Inspita
Maurice
Edith Conle
James
Verna Carvell
Ohio
Thomas
Betty Lennon
Rosa Dirk
Elizabeth McDougall
Temple
Macflonnell
Ecerast
George Pare
James W. McCord
Leeds
Sarah M Caplinger
S. Holmes
Stein
Marenerite Graves
Maryland
James Caldwell
Dressed Beef Prices Listed By Swift & Co
Wholesale selling prices for dressed beef items from Swift & Co listed as Ribe No. 2 at 18c No 3 at 15c loins No 2 at 23c No 3 at 17c rounds No 2 at 20c No 3 at 17c chuck No 1 No 3 1c plates No 2 at 2c No 3 at 1c.
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Swift & Co
Cloverseed Market Quoted at 7 10 a Bushel in Indianapolis
A Cloverseed market quote appeared in Indianapolis pegged at seven dollars ten cents a bushel. The price reflects local trade activity and market conditions for the crop in the region.
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Indianapolis
Local Hay Market Seeks Prices For Loose Hay
Market notes indicate prices for loose hay at S19 20 bales and S18 21 for mixed hay. wheat and corn data show 50 percent Abe local wagon and mills paying around 1.15 dollars.
Found Dead in Bed Wesley Hicks 78 at Home
Wesley Hicks aged 78 of 205 N Traub Ave died at his home today from heart disease and pneumonia, coroner Paul Rob inson reports. Mrs Mary Hicks told the coroner she found him in bed.
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Wesley Hicks
N. Traub Ave
Paul F. Robinson
Mary Hicks
Hicks
Grains rally on Chicago Board of Trade led by wheat
Grains closed higher on the Chicago Board of Trade led by a strong wheat showing after crops news from Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Corn found support on the dip, oats regained some losses, lard stayed weak while ribs held a strong undertone.
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Bu United Financial
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago grain receipts and car lot totals reported
Primary receipts compare wheat 454 000 to 819 000, corn 550 000 to 1 787 000, oats 643 000 to 695 000. Shipments show wheat 58 000 to 0, corn 578 000 to 32 000, oats 333 000 to 789 000. Chicago reports June 13 and 34 with mixed totals for car lot receipts across rye, corn, oats, barley.
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Chicago
Rhea
Baroy
Grain Briefs from Chicago Wheat Outlook Across Regions
A June report notes blight endangering Southwest wheat development with unknown overall losses in flood-affected Kansas and Oklahoma. Indiana winter wheat at 80 percent normal implies 32.4 million bushels. Missouri yields pegged at 44.4 million with 83 percent crop condition. Canada reports minimal flood damage and good growth. seeding largely complete. spring conditions mixed with rain delaying harvest in several states.
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Indiana
Indianapolis and Chicago Grain Prices Reported for June
The bulletin lists daily grain quotes and inspections from Indianapolis and Chicago. No. 2 red and white corn fares, No. 2 yellow mixed oats and hay prices shown, with timothy and clover hay values. Market notes include car counts for wheat corn oats and hay and mixed lots, reflecting trading activity and price levels.
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Indianapolis
Care Grain
Basta
New York
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Hay
Timothy
Timpathy
Clover
Chicago
Harding to see U S owned ships in Alaska voyage
President Harding will tour Alaska and view the first government owned and operated steamer, the General Jacobs, put in commission May 23. The side wheeler freight passenger boat on the lower Yukon from Nenana to Holy Cross and St Michaels carries 22 passengers and 400 tons, with weekly sailings in open months. The sister ship General Davis will follow on the same route, improving mail delivery and lowering freight costs.
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General Jacobs
Yukon
Nenana
Government
Holy Cross
St. Michaels
General Davis
World Conference on Education to Meet in Buene
Fifty nations will send representatives to a world conference on education in Buene from June 28 to July 6. Delegates arrive, with five from each country, joined by about a thousand American college professors and fifteen thousand foreign students in the United States. Dr. Augustus O. Thomas and Dr. William B. Owen oversee preparations for a program fostering educational understanding among nations.
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Buene Ancisco
United States
Augustus O. Thomas
Augusta
Maine
William B. Owen
National Education Association
Chicago Normal College
Glass Eye Lost After Altercation at Elkha
Donna Belle Blatz reports losing a glass eye during an assault by neighbor Orpha E. Fish. Blatz cannot locate the eye. Fish faces assault charges in city court.
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Elkha Ee Pini
Donna Belle Blatz
Orpha E. Fish
Buffalo letters ponder private homes for zoo’s herd
Yellowstone Park officials receive hundreds of requests from across the nation about adopting live buffaloes rumored to roam the park. Acknowledging zoo use, some suggest practical uses while others quip about odd private keeps such as a horn hat rack or a bellows buffalo.
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Times
Yellowstone Park
Wryo
Horace M. Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Albright
A. O. Yike
Cherokee
Orville Shock
Ward
W. Va
Folka
Purdue Alumni elects J. E. Hall president for 1923-24
J. E. Hall of Indianapolis, a member of the class of 1906, was elected president of the Purdue Alumni Association for 1923-24. The annual business meeting took place in Lafayette on Tuesday.
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J. E. Hall
Indianapolis
Purdue Alumni Association
Lafayette
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TBS
Pere Mar
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So. Pacific
Paul
BOM
St. StLés
Baty
Union Pac
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Bethlehem
Crucible
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Als
C S. Steel
Gen Max Motors
Max
M. Close
Anaronda
Kennecott
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Cosden
Houston Oil
Marland Oil
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Pacific Oil
Phillips Pete
St Oil
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Sinclair
4S Texas Co
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My Woolworth
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Axl
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Punta Alegre
David and
Lorena Mann
James and Mary Crawley
Floyd and
Mary Steenburgen
Detroit
Carroll and Maude Gant
Randolph Charles and
Alice Holliday
Palic William and
Sybil and
Crooks
Methodiat Capital
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Nora Perkins
N. Perahnic
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E *Ratt
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Chicago Grain Table
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Indianapolis Paint & Color Company
Indianapolis, Ind
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Clarke's Landing
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Ladies of the Invisible Empire
Royal Riders of the Red Robe
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