Hog prices again make new high on Thursday
Wall Street opened fairly active with oil stocks leading gains near previous closes. International Combustion rose, Standard Oil of New Jersey advanced, Pan-American and Phillips moved up while U S Steel improved little amid steel trade doubts. American Woolen fell sharply on liquidation.
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United Press
NEW York
Stock Exchange
International Combustion
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Pan-American
Phillips
Marland
U. S
Local Bank Clearings Reported With Mixed Totals
Local bank clearings show varied activity with totals including several thousand dollars. The report notes aggregate figures and mentions specific amounts such as two thousand and six thousand nine hundred thirty five dollars.
Paris university city near completion ready for opening
Trade reviews say Bankers Trust Co announces a new student city in Paris nearing completion after three years of construction. It will open after summer holidays, offering 350 students affordable bed sitting rooms at 150 francs a month with shared living spaces, a library, gym and swimming pool, all within a park with tennis courts and a running track near the Sorbonne University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sorbonne University
University City
Mixed 1925 market prices from Indianapolis to Cleveland and New York
The column lists eggs poultry butter cheese and other market prices across Indianapolis Cleveland and New York for June 18 1925 with bids and receipts. It also includes a public works notice in Indianapolis detailing a hearing on property assessments for Laurel Drive extension and opening actions by the Board of Public Works scheduled for July 15 1925.
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Indifapolis
Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin Limburger
Cleveland
Ohio
Ind
Laurel
Second Alley
Prors, St
Lawton St
Jr . Ind
Elder-Morrison
Choa
Ee Secs
Ata
Ai R
Board of Public Works
Apts
Boa’ of Public Works
Pap Rea Coffin
Public” Works
Hog prices surge to record highs at Indianapolis market
Hog prices at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange hit 13.15 per hundredweight for top grades, the highest since 1920 and 5.40 above June 1924. Cattle and sheep also traded higher with steady to rising beef and pork values amid thin supply and strong demand. Receipts totaled about 7,000 cattle and 500 calves, with hogs largely selling at top prices and many markets across Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh reporting firm trends.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Avai Earil
Cincinnati
Sonite
East St, Louis
Catto
Pittsburgh
Dishe
Sheen
Cera
Toledo
Poarket
Enady
Meg Strong
Hiea
Cleveland
Grain futures finish lower on Chicago board
Grain futures on the Chicago board finished lower as shorts moved to cover only late, with eastern buying and rumors of black rust in northwest, while corn suffered most from profiting liquidations and soy and wheat showing mixed moves.
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Board of Trade
Neral
Grain markets quoted amid mixed Chicago price movements
The report notes Chicago grain receipts and price moves with Wheat July and September down on tac and December, corn and oats varying. Provisions rise slightly while futures show fractional changes and several months of contract quotes.
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Chicago
Retail Fish Prices List Full of Varied Deli Goods
A district price list catalogs assorted fish and seafood items with per pound costs. Whitefish and Mackinaw trout at 35 cents, blue pike 25, salmon 35, perch 30, halibut and other items ranging from 15 to 60 cents. Includes smoked, dressed, bone out, and specialty offerings.
Sugar Market report notes insufficient rainfall in Europe
Rain in European beet sugar districts has been inadequate to halt crop deterioration. Replowing may be needed in some sections while frosts are estimated to cut 20 percent yields in others. Significant careage has been abandoned per reliable cable advices.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Funeral for Frank M. Rosenbaum at Fletcher Place
Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Friday at Fletcher Place M E Church for Frank M Rosenbaum 55 who died Wednesday at home 841 S Notte St Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery Survivors include widow son Vernon daughter Miss Helen Rosenbaum sister Mrs Ida Reid of New Palestine and brother Christopher Rosenbaum of this city]]
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Frank M. Rosenbaum
S. Notte St
Fletcher Place
M. E
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rosenbaum
Indianapolis
Real
Silk Hosiery
Vernon Rosenbaum
Helen Rosenbaum
Ida Reid
New Palestine
Christopher Rosenbaum
Judge Lahr Seeks Higher Salaries for Probation Officers
Judge Frank J. Lahr of the juvenile court conferred with county commissioners about increasing probation officer salaries under a new state act. He warned of staff unease and one resignation to take a higher paying teaching job. Commissioners said no appropriation could be made before September and they'd discuss the matter with County Attorney Russell J. Ryan.
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Frank J. Lahr
Lahr
Russell J. Ryan
National Education Association Convention Arrives in City
Permanent staff of the association heading the convention will arrive Monday and set headquarters at Shortridge High School. E. A. Graff, superintendent of schools, announced today.
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National Educational Association
Shortridge High School
E. A. Graff
Judge blasts lawyer as court jails six men in prohibition case
In federal court Judge Robert C Baltzell denounced Louisville attorney R C Oldham for defending six men charged with conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law. Sentences ranged from four months to two years and include fines up to $2 000. The defendants, all from Louisville except Loi of Floyd County Indiana, claimed they were near a farm still hunting dogs. Federal agents led by Dan Moore raided Loi s farm, reportedly finding four stills. C E Hadsell of Fort Wayne Indiana pleaded guilty to embezzlement from the First National Bank of Fort Wayne after a prior trial set for today.
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Robert C. Baltzell
R. C. Oldham
Louisville
Baltzell
John Loi
William T. Crawford
William Irvin
Pete Barrett
Charles Crawford
First National Bank of
Ft. Wayne
Four Suspects Held in Store Robbery Case
Police arrested four alleged colored bandits after a Monday night hold up at S Muhl drug store where clerk Frank Batchelor reported $74 stolen. Fred Brock crouched behind a Mendell Bros. counter and faced burglary charges. The trio, Murrell Hinkle, Sam Addison, and Walter Coleman, were rearrested and confessed to guarding the exterior.
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Frank Batchelor
Illinois St
S. Muhl
Tenth
Illinois Sts
Fred Brock
Indiana Ave
Mendell Bros. Grocery
Sneed
Batchelor
Murrell Hinkle
Sam Addison
N. Senate Ave
Walter Coleman
County meeting backs anti bail for former Klan leaders
Wednesday night a county meeting voted unanimously for resolutions opposing bail release for D. C. Stephenson former Klan leader Earl Gentry and Earl Klinck. About 300 to 400 attendees were present, officials said.
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Knights and Ladies
Ku Klux Klan
D. C
Births In City Hospitals Bring New Rings Of Life
Report lists newborn boys and girls associated with city hospitals and names parents or guardians, including Woodman, Wilhelmisa, Walter, Madeline Smith, William Edwards, Jamie Edwards, Raymond Brown, Vivian Brown, Edith Blackburn, Ruth Burnes, Julia McCready, and Margaret Matlock among others.
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Okert
Ana Stings
G Woodman
Udolph
Wilhelmisa
Metaile Wits
W. W. Walter
Madeline Smith
City
William
Jamie Edwards
City Hospital
Raymond and
Vivian Brown
Hostlele
Edith Blackburn
Isa Ruth Burnes
Death notices from St Vincent’s Hospital and area
Levi J. Weedmann age 64 of 1528 Roosevelt listed with Brights disease. Lawrence Lombardo age 13 of 5018 Ensat with pulmonary tuberculosis. John Miel McFarland age 67 of Coburn Apartments with cerebral basis. Walton Clark age 1 month of 1727 Hoyt. Also mentions general distress and other illness references from St Vincent’s Hospital.
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Ee E. Prime
St. Vincent's
Levi J. Weedmann
Roosevelt
Awrence Lombardo
John Miel McFarland
Coburn
Doo Me Gladstone
Walton Clark
Wae Seo
Hoyt
Injunction to Bar Klan Names Dismissed in 1923 Suit
Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick dismissed a 1923 petition seeking an injunction to stop the Ku Klux Klan from printing the names of six South Bend men as members. Judge Slick is handling civil trial docket matters in Federal Court.
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Ku Klux Klan
South Bend, Ind
Thomas W. Slick
Slick
Hunger Search Ends Dark Underground Manhunt
Chicago police continued a two day underground manhunt around the Loop hoping starvation would force the suspect out of the subterranean passages after he attempted to assassinate a detective in the office.
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United Press
Chicago
Loop
Man Plots Against State's Attorney and Fires on Detective
Police believe the suspect plotted to kill State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe and shot at a detective who he mistook for Crowe, authorities say. The case centers on the alleged conspiracy and attempted assault linked to Crowe.
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Robert E. Crowe
Crowe
Boy Injured After Jumping From Ice Wagon
Eight year old James Fulton of 28 W North St was struck by an automobile and seriously injured about the head and body. He was taken to City Hospital in critical condition. George Chapman the auto driver was charged with assault and battery. Governor Jackson welcomed a new grandson born to Norman Beatty and his wife at the Governor’s mansion. Beatty is a student at Indiana University School of Medicine.
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James Fulton
North St
George Chapman
Jackson
Norman Beatty
Beatty
Indiana University School of Medicine
Minor thefts reported in city to day
Police report three theft incidents. Grocer Irving Tamler at 1441 Southeastern Ave. lost $35 and cigars. Filling station owner Cal Capen at 4009 E Twenty First St. had $10 taken from the register. At W E Hale 902 Rochester Ave burglars took a watch towels and stole lunch for a $30 loss.
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Irving Tamler
Southeastern Ave
Cal Capen
E. Twenty-First St
Register
W. E. Hale
Rochester Ave
Burglar Breaks Fail as Residents Spot Intruders
A burglar operating in the east section of the city had bad luck Wednesday night when two residents reported seeing men in their homes and they fled as they raised alarm. Mrs Noble Smith of 5019 East Twelfth Street and Mrs Perry Jones of 4816 East Thirteenth Street provided statements to police.
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Noble Smith
E. Twelfth St
Perry Jones
E. Thirteenth St
Governor seeks Navy dirigible for State Fair display
Governor Jackson and the State board of agriculture await word from Curtis D. Wilbur Secretary of the Navy on a telegram requesting one of the Navy s big dirigibles for the State Fair. If accepted Shenandoah or Los Angeles may be sent.
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State Board of Agriculture
Curtis D. Wilbur
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
J. P. Michael Co. Wholesale Grocers Ad
Fayette and J. P. M. Brands promote the J. P. Michael Co. Wholesale Grocers as the largest dealers in canned goods for hotels, restaurants, clubs and institutions.
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City Hose
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South Bend
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U. S. Dirigible
Navy Department
J. P. Michael Co
Standard Oil
30Th St
Northwestern Ave
Hawthorne Lane
Washington St
Rural Sts
16Th
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State
Churchman
Prospect St
College Ave
Westfield
Madison Ave
Morris St
10Th
Fall Creek Blvd
Central Ave
Maple Road
Veneer
Rura
Shera Dive Mig
Meridian Sta
10Th & Broadway
Belmenve
M. M. Texler
Wishmeyer Bros
Bethel Ave
Albert H. Hock
Shelby St
Randolph & E. Washints
E. Maple Rd
Fall C
Bie
Bel Ave
22Nd St
Oliver St
River Ave
30Th & Bellefontaine
Meridian
Pratt Sts
Madison Ve
Pleasant Blvd
10Th St
Senate Ave
Adler Sts
29Th St
Fall Creek
Northwa Ave
Sheridan Ave
E. Washington St
Brookville Rd
49Th & College
Pleasant Run Blvd
29Th & Clifton Sts
Harding W
Michigan & Tibbs Sts
30Th
North Meridian Sts
13Th & N
Meridian Sts
Capitol Ave
WS & Gelsendorf
Alabama Sts
A. van Jelgerhois
Troy & Carson
Nora Henry
Trey & Madison
E. New York
Geo. Weber
Valley Mills
Hunter Bros
Swishelm & Parker
Chas
Fletcher Ave. Auto Equipment Co
S. Meridian St
L. A
Reverue Drive
Bellefontaine
Heaton
Moore Bros
M. Legal
John Murray
38Th St
Keystone Ave
North Eastern Battery
19Th Fairfield
Fairfield
Olin Tire
Frank Pruitt
Michigan Road
O. Boyd
Tibbs Ave
Lafayette Rd
Mendenhall
West Washington
Simon Haywood
10Th & Pershing Sts
C. F. Terry
Indiana Ave. Metropolitan
N. Pine St
Harding Street
S. Harding St
Gladstone
E. Michigan St
Central
25Th St
Baker Bros
Madison Rd
E. Reinhardt
Brookville & Grand
Fisher
Hamilton
Waterman Bros
Emerson Ave
38Th
Illinois
Standard Oil Company
Indiaghapolis, Ind
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