Stock market holds strength after crude price cut
United Press reports New York stocks opened firm despite a 50 cent per barrel cut in Pennsylvania crude. Oils shares were steady with minor gains, while industrials and rails showed strength as mercantile optimism and warmer Western and Southern weather boosted sentiment.
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United Press
New York
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Marland
Sinclair
Mercantile Reviews
Eeeran
U. S. Steel
U Can
Westing Ae
Baldwin
Off ‘S
Texas Company
Reading
New York Central
New Haven
Bethlehem
Off
U. S. Imports Smaller Exports Grow in 1924 Trade
The Trade Record of National City Bank reports fiscal 1924 ending June shows exports rising in manufacturing and materials while foodstuffs decline. Imports fall in manufacturing material with a slight rise in foodstuffs and manufactures. The excess of exports over imports near 700 million dollars, up from 176 million in 1923.
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United States
National City Bank of New York
Bid Notice for School 74 Window Screens and Doors Indianapolis
Sealed bids for furnishing screens and doors for the south wing of School No. 74 in Indianapolis must be received by the Board of School Commissioners at 150 Meridian St. by 5 p.m. on June 24, 1924. Estimated cost 1100 dollars. Bids on various forms and prepared with certified checks or exchange for 5 percent of the bid. Proceeding notes liquidated damages and bond requirements.
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Inapolis
Meridian St
Indianapolis
Ind
East Tenth Street
State Board
New York
Chicago
Applis Exchange
Board of School Commissioners
Indianpolis
Indiana Crops Show Mixed June 1 Conditions
Indiana reports winter wheat at 77 percent of normal with total 26.6 million bushels, oats up 2 percent to 1.774 million acres with 59.2 million bushels expected, and peaches at 25 percent of normal yielding 157 thousand bushels. U S forecasts for winter and spring wheat and apples reflect varied yields and five year averages.
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Indiana
United States
Lumber Trade Expects Upward Reaction Soon
The American Lumberman notes no current change in the lumber market with demand and prices stagnant. A cautious uplift is anticipated as dealers reduce stocks and mills run fair, but restocking remains tight and prompt order fulfillment could falter if demand rises.
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Chicago
Gasoline and kerosene price list from station signs
Tank wagon prices show Energee gasoline at 22 cents a gallon and multiple brands around 18 to 18.2 cents. Kerosene lined at 12.7 to 15.5 cents a gallon with Crystaline and Arclite among names. Naptha Lion Power 8 ration listed at 2350 P. babe. Standelind indicates station pricing.
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Energee
Target
Standalind Aviation
Moore Light
Arclite
Perfection
Lion
Babe
Eta Standelind
Fresh market prices for eggs butter poultry and more
Chicago Cleveland and New York markets show butter receipts and packing stock prices, eggs and cheese quotes, poultry rates for fowls ducks and turkeys, potatoes and various regional listings. Reports include June 14 values across regions with specific per pound and per dozen figures.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Texas
Cleveland
Ohio
Stern
Hastings
New York
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Jong Island
Pacific Coasts
Wheat finishes strong and high on Chicago Board
Wheat closed strong and higher on the Chicago Board of Trade with other grains steady to lower. Traders cited bullish sentiment, favorable weather, and crop news, while corn held steady after retreating from its high, oats declined on profit taking, and provisions showed light activity with small price drops.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table shows mixed futures and receipts data
Chicago market page lists wheat corn and oats futures with July and December contracts, prices and percent changes, alongside receipts totals for wheat corn and oats as Carrot receipts.
Grain bids and prices across markets and dates
An onion of grain market notes shows bids and prices from New York, Indianapolis, Chicago, Toledo and St Louis. Wheat prices range about 1.14 to 1.18 per bushel with various No 2 and No 3 grades. Corn and oats likewise display multiple class prices and delivery months across the sessions.
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Chicago
ST Louis
Hog and cattle trading at midweek U S markets
Hog receipts near 4 000 at Chicago and other hubs see dull demand and mixed prices. Heavy hogs fetch 7.35 to 7.40, light sows steady around 6.40 to 6.65, calves firm near 10 to 10.50, and cattle largely steady with steers 9 to 10.50 and cows around 7.25. Overall market activity quiet with some regions reporting slight gains and others soft.
Market hay and grain prices in Indianapolis report
Prices listed for hay and grain in Indianapolis include mothy and baled hay from 18 to 22 dollars per ton, mixed hay 20 to 22, corn 80 to 82 cents per bushel, oats 50 to 52 cents, and straw wheat at 9 to 10 dollars per ton.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Bank Clearings and Debits Report
Saturday bank clearings in Indianapolis totaled 3 535 000 with a weekly total of 20 018 000. Bank debits reached 6 367 000 for the day and 34 024 000 for the week.
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Indianapolis
Marriage Licenses Listed For Many Couples In City
A list of marriage license applicants includes Virgil E. Houser and Ellen Burton, Walter C. Hendrickson and Eva Ashbury, Clifford Folz and Helen Smith, R. E. Sidwell and Katharine Stackhouse, Carl Hagaard and Julia Griffin, Walter Witt and Clare Hughes, Walter Weaver and Wilhemina Greenwood, John Stall and Nila Grayson, Nila Grayson and Boynton Jacoby, A Baird and Smith, Mundell and Harrison, among others.
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Virgil E. Houser
Ellen Burton
LF College
Walter C. Hendrickson
Bancroft
Eva L. Ashbury
Pendleton Pike
Clifford H. Folz
Central
Helen J. Smith
R. E. Sidwell
Willingburg
Westinghouse Electric Company
Katharine Stackhouse
Bellefontaine
Carl Hagaard
Syramore
Machinest
Julia Griffin
Harmon
Walter G. Witt
W. Michigan
Clare W. Hughes
N. Delaware
Walter R. Weaver
Cornell
Wilhemina M. Greenwood
S. East
John F. Stall
Udell
Nila O. Grayson
Boynton L. Jacoby
Kenwood
A. Baird
N. Ol
Iiam Smith
W. Oriental
Mundell
Benjamin Harrison
Market Review of Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices at Indianapolis
Hog prices fell to a yearly low of 7.05 as receipts rose and buying waned with a rebound to 7.30 on Friday as demand picked up. Cattle stayed steady with good steers at 10 to 10.50 and cows at 6 to 7, while calves and heifers moved higher. Sheep and lambs increased activity with lambs in demand, finishing the week at 15 after starting at 16. Old stock remained at 4.40.
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Chicago
Ger Pacainemouth
Orly
Cincinnati
Couch
Lambia
Cleveland Dunes
East Buffalo
Rae Bleers
East ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cannes
Indianapolis
Paola woman whips attorney in court room confrontation
Miss Lucy Mallory, Paola resident, was placed under a peace bond after striking Samuel J. Shively with a whip in Judge Rankins' courtroom during a recess. Shively had prosecuted A. Tiede for arson at the Mallory Opera House. Tiede’s case faced delays and a third trial was postponed until fall.
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United Press
Paola
Kan
Lucy Mallory
Samuel J. Shively
Miami County
Shively
J. O. Rankins
A. Tiede
Tiede
Mallory Opera House
Miss Mallory
Judge Sentences For Delinquent Men In Clermont Girls Escape
Special Criminal Judge John W. Holtzman fined and jailed Forrest Dunavan and Sol Mitchell for thirty days each for aiding the escape of girls from the Indiana Girls' School at Clermont. They each faced $50 fines with no suspension. Claude Jenkins and Blanche Jenkins were fined $10 and given fifteen days in jail for harboring the three inmates. The case recalls an August 1923 escape when notes tied to apples were used to signal between inmates and conspirators.
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John W. Holtzman
Forrest Dunavan
Illinois St
Sol Mitchell
Beech Grove
Ind
Indiana
Clermont
Claude Jenkins
Blanche
Liberty St
Holtzman
Noblesville Banker W H White Found Dead in Bed
W H White 79 a leading Hamilton County taxpayer and director at Citizens State and American National Banks and Wainwright Trust Company was found dead in his bed this morning. He is survived by his widow and son Marcus.
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Ind
W. H. White
Hamilton County
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American National Banks
Wainwright Trust Company
Marcus
Butler senior Max Fisch wins Sage scholarship to Cornell
Max Fisch a Butler High School senior earned one of four Sarah Linn Sage scholarships and will enter Cornell University’s School of Philosophy. Clarence Jaleski received a six week scholarship to Woods Hole Mass biological laboratory.
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Max Fisch
Butler
Sarah Linn Sage
Cornell University
School of Philosophy
Clarence Jaleski
Biological Laboratory
Woods Hole
Mass
Candidates Face Charges For Not Filing Expenses
Fifteen candidates in the recent primary were turned over to County prosecutor William Remy for judicial action for failing to file expense accounts. Six Republicans and nine Democrats face affidavits. penalties include a fine of 300 to 2000 dollars and up to one year in jail.
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William Remy
Remy
Claude M
Worley
Frank C. Riley
Robert S. Turner
John L. Akard
John P. Fitzgerald
William F. Werner
Grand Jury Criticizes County Insane Care and Ward Plans
The Marion County Grand Jury condemns county responsibility for insane care noting a state institution should handle the burden. Judge Collins urges Legislature to fix the system while city and county plan a psychopathic ward at the city hospital. Bonds approved for hospital improvements and ward construction with bids to follow, aiming for a November 1 completion.
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Julietta
Heath
Ecoite
County Couuncil
Sol Schloss
City Board of Health
City Hospital
County Council
Board of Health
Schloss
Burdsall
Bounty Infirmary
City prepares 41 playgrounds for summer use
Children swarm 10 play areas a week before opening as Edward McBride speeds up plans for 41 city playgrounds. 155 staff will supervise, four new recreation centers open, new $5,000 equipment added. Pools to open next Saturday with a proposed colored Y M C A pool addition and a $90,000 Rhodius Park pool contract.
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Edward McBride
Recereation
Mikel St
Kingan
Highland Park
King and
Michigan Sts
R. Walter Jarvis
Douglass Park
Willard and
Ringgold Parks
Rhodius Park
Twenty-Sixth St
Jarvis
Autoist Fails To Stop After Collision Injuring Oscar Jones
Police searched for the autoist who struck Oscar Jones at Twentieth and Illinois Streets. Jones, colored, sustained head and shoulder injuries and a nearly severed lower lip, and was taken to the city hospital. William H. Burns was held after a statement that his auto struck another car at Walcott and New York Streets.
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Oscar Jones
Roanoke St
Twentieth
Illinois Sts
Jones
William H. Burns
Ohio St
J. F. Minthorn
Cole Motor Company
Burns
Walcott
New York Sts
Decline in breeding sows hits farms nationwide
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a 10.8 percent drop in breeding sows on farms over the past year. The corn belt shows the sharpest decrease.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Local church listings invite public to Sunday services
Meridian First Church at 20th Street and Second Church at 12th Street invite the public to attend services and visit reading rooms. A Sunday School for children under 20 is noted, plus Spiritualist Mission services at 1026 E Washington Sundays at 2 PM and Thursdays at 7 45 PM with Mrs Rose Allison. First Spirit ual Church at 808 N Liberty St announces Rev Lydia Crane sermon Ye Must Be Born Again with messages by Rev Ruth Van De Beuken. Wednesday service 2 30 and 7 45 PM with healing efforts and Ladies Aid. All are welcome.
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Spiritualist Mission
E. Washington and Thurstae
Rose Allison
Liberty St
Mass. Ave
Sorth
Lydia Crane
Ruth van de Beuken
Ladies' Aid
Red Men's Mall
W. Morris and Lee Sts
Minnesota St
Community Talent Drive Seeks Helpers at Cable Tabernacle
Christian members and families are urged to write a committee to share God Given Talents for Sunday programs at the Cable Tabernacle. Participants should list their talents so organizers can plan future performances.
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Cable Tabernacle
Odio St. Apple
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