Burial for former Indianapolis real estate operator in Columbus
Harry M. Johnson aged 66 died Sunday at his Columbus home. Funeral services were in Columbus with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Johnson operated real estate in Indianapolis for over twenty years before moving to Columbus six years ago. He is survived by his widow eight children three grandchildren and a brother.
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Harry M. Johnson
Indianapolis
Columbus
Ohio
Crown Hill
Johnson
Newlyweds Florence Holle and Samuel Harbison Home Tour
Mr and Mrs Samuel B Harbison wed at the bride’s parents home 805 N Keystone Ave on June 11. Postwedding auto tour planned with home at 1217 N Kealing Ave after July 4. Neighbors report decorative posters and signs on the house drawing motorists for a humorous, just married display.
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Florence Holle
Samuel B. Harbison
Herman Sander
Keystone Ave
N. Kealing Ave
Harbisons
Stock market opens with easier tone amid profit taking
New York June 16 The stock market showed a continuation of the slightly easier tone as professionals pursued profit taking and short selling though demand remained for leaders. Steel slipped to 13514 and General Motors rose to new highs at 142½, up ½ from prior close.
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United Press
New York
General Motors
Bank Clearings and Foreign Exchange Reported
Local bank clearings totaled 1.78 billion with balances near 180 million. Foreign exchange rates show irregular demand for sterling and franc with small gains in several European currencies and listed rates for Russia, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Yokohama figures.
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Local and National Market Prices Core Trading Data
Markets report wholesale prices for butter cheese and poultry in Indianapolis Cleveland and Chicago with protein prices in flour pork lard coffee sugar and hay. Live poultry quotes cover geese ducks fowls turkeys and broilers. dairy lists creamery butter and Wisconsin dairy names. grain and sugar futures show steady to firm trends.
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Weather and Decline Hit Business This Spring
Washington reports show broad slowdowns in commodity sales farming textiles shoes and general industry over the last three months with unemployment edging up. Unseasonable weather delays planting and shipments while fruit and vegetable supply is late. Farmers gain from higher prices, but merchants refrain from stocking and retail prices rise while wholesale prices fall.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Guard Catholic Bishop Threats Spur Guard Detail
Three members of the bomb squad guarded three Jugo Slavic bishops who arrived aboard the Olympic for the Eucharistic congress in Chicago. Authorities feared fanatic violence due to religious tensions in Jugo Slavia.
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United Press
New York
Olympic Today
Chicago
Jugo-Slavia
Chicago Grain Close Slips Across Most Markets
Chicago grain prices ended lower across most futures after days of weather focus waning. Wheat held modest July gains while other positions fell. corn and oats saw fractional declines with ample receipts and crop expectations, while lard rose and ribs dropped amid weak early grains.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
North Dakota
Wheat Corn and Oats Receipts and Shipments Report
Chicago reports show receipts for Wheat 563.0 against 650,000. Corn 733,000 against 519,000. Oats 473,000 against 551,000. Shipments list Wheat 361,000. Corn 372,006 against 445,000. Oats 536,000 against 1,043,000.
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Chicago
Births At Methodist Hospital Girls And Boys Listed
A long list of births at Methodist Hospital includes many couples and newborns. Notable entries mention Albert and Anna White at 323 Blake and Christian Hospital staffing for families such as Ira Bennett and Lora Bennett and Doris and Nora Jekel among others. The list covers numerous wards and home addresses with varied family pairings.
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Anna White
Blake
Ira
Lora Bennett
Christian Hospital
Wig
Minnie Arnold
Christian Hos- Dadward
Nora Jekel
Deloss
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W. Ra
Ames
Marie Moore
Mer
Alice Phillips
Methodist Hospital
Tiee Rmn
Marjorie Abel
E. Thirie
Guy Pan
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Kelly
Naomi Martin
lLan
Caster
Deaths list from city hospital shows multiple chronic and acute illnesses
A compiled list notes deaths across several ages and causes including chronic myocarditis lobar pneumonia and acute nephritis among residents and hospital patients. Entries show names ages and street addresses such as Katherine Walsh 71 317 N Keystone and Kate Burns 71 Central Indiana Hospital with details on medical conditions and locations.
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Katherine Walsh
N. Keystone
Kate C. Burns
Central Indiana Hospital
William Banks
Nineteenth and Highland Pl
Agatha K. Camden
W. Michigan
Artha Kinsey
N. East
Bettie Jean Horton
N. Jefferson
Birt
Kenwood
Arryce Woods
Methodist
Grace Enos Boyd
Churchman
Raseh
W. Twenty
W. Tweneit
N. Highland
Hogs top at 15 in Indianapolis bid with 7000 receipts
In mid week trading at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange light receipts lifted hog prices to a top of 15 dollars with most hogs selling between 14.55 and 14.95. Carloads arriving after a wreck boosted official receipts to 7,000 as cattle and sheep markets showed steady demand and active trading.
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Indianapolis
Cars reported stolen and found belonging to residents
Police records show several autos stolen and recovered. Stolen vehicles include a Chrysler owned by Harriet Owsley of Michigan Street and others from Market Delaware Streets and Ohio Delaware Streets. Recovered cars list Ford and Chevrolet owners Ralph Light Fred Elliott Abraham Smock among others, with locations and condition notes.
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Michigan St
Chrysler
Sixteenth
Meridian
Harry P. Wilson
Wade St
Chevrolet
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Delaware
Otis Puckett
Dorman S&j
Edward Mullen
S. Missouri St
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Ralph M. Light
Bowman St
E. Wabash St
N. West St
Fred B. Elliott
Oakland Ave
Illinois
Abraham Smock
Dayton Ave
Lexington
Shelbyville
Ind
Two Prowlers Seen At Laughner Restaurant
William Clouse, night man at the Laughner restaurant on Twenty-Second Street, reported seeing two men prowling near the building early today. he identified one as the Sunday night hold up suspect. They fled. The restaurant has suffered two recent robberies. Ralph Tula, of 2435 Jackson Street, heard...
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William Clouse
Laughner Restaurant
Twenty- Second St
Ralph Tula
Jackson St
Front Porch Noise Leads to Suspect Escape
A report notes a man heard a noise on his front porch and found a man who fled when approached. Police were told the incident by the resident and are investigating the sighting.
Jury fails to reach verdict in Duell perjury case
The jury in Federal Court in New York could not agree on perjury charges against Charles Duell motion picture producer and attorney arising from his suit against actress Lillian Gish for breach of contract. The panel was discharged.
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New York
Charles Duell
Lillian Gish
Run Over by Truck Injures 5 Year Old Girl
Dorothy Cole five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Cole of 219 East Tenth Street is in the city hospital with internal injuries after being run over by a truck while playing behind her home Tuesday. Driver George Vallely of 15 North East Street says he did not see the child on his truck and is charged with assault and battery.
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Dorothy Cole
George Cole
E. Tenth St
City Hospital
George Vallely
N. East St
Bell System declares quarterly dividend of 2.25 per share
The Bell System announces the seventy fourth dividend of 2.25 dollars per share to stockholders of record at the close of business June 19 1926 with payment on July 15 1926. H Blair Smith treasurer.
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Seguior
H. Blair-Smith
Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Major Markets June 16
Western and eastern markets report mixed cattle and hog activity. Cattle receipts vary from 275 at East Buffalo to 4,500 at St Louis with steers steady to firm and bulls strong. hogs rise slightly with top quotes near 14.35 to 14.75. Sheep and lambs show lighter demand and prices easing to around 14.50 for wooled lambs in Cleveland and similar trends elsewhere.
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Unclear fragmentary text from Sugar Market report
Fragmented OCR text references Sugar Market Thomson New York run guns Parker and Capone with disjoint phrases about responses, London, factory pace, and a reminder about rewards and fundamental conditions. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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X Parker
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Cotton Market Report Hints Delays in Prices
Fragmentary Cotton Market brief notes prices not yet clear with operations planned for summer. Excerpt mentions Teen 189 airing and ex parte context, indicating ongoing market uncertainty and potential future adjustments.
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Newsor
Local wagon wheat mills payin officials for No 2 red
Grain prices and local mill payments are noted in Indianapolis reports as No 2 red wheat fetches about $1.48 per bushel with mills and elevators settling merited amounts. The wording reflects historical commodity pricing and merchant activity in the Indiana milling trade.
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Indianapolis
Wuen
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