Stocks Rebound Echoed by Gains in Key Issues
The Wall Street Journal reports a panicky finish to Wednesday trading with brisk early gains in Steel common and American Locomotive followed by mixed results as most stocks held earlier recoveries. Allied Chemical dropped on injunction news while Corn Products and some others fell to new lows. Industrial averages slipped with 20 active industrials down 1.95 percent and rails off 1.14 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Baldwin
Studebaker
American Can
Steel and Tube Preferred
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Allied Chemical
Steel and Tube
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Fresh and varied United States market dairy and poultry notes
Indianapolis market reports show butter prices per pound and fat values, with fowls, ducks, geese, turkeys and squabs listed by weight and rate. Cleveland and New York summaries add potato, butter, cheese, and egg price snapshots, including regional variations and ship-delivery notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Michigan
South Carolina
Alabama
Virginia
Notice to Contractors and Whomsoever It May Concern
Local notice details bids to repair and build at Franklin School Township Indiana. Work includes fire escapes at Bunker Hill and Acton High Schools, basement guards and gasoline tank removal, panic bar lock repairs, and related tasks. Bids open July 10 at 11:00 am with inspections and declarations required by Indiana industrial board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inklin
Marion County
Sec
Indiana
Shelbyville
Acton
Ind
Wilil
Bunker Hill School
Shelbyville Rd
Bunker Hill
Action High
State’ Board of Accounts
Samuel T. Moore
Franklin School
George E. Bula
Maron County
Corn Leads Rally in Grain Trading
Chicago action closes with grain prices higher led by corn amid unfavorable crop news. Wheat rose on heavy buying while oats and provisions firmed late. Export business overnight was about 1,000,000 bushels, mostly direct. Kansas reports show crop condition at 78.8 percent on 5,630,000 acres, up from prior estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Chicago Grain Table and Primary Receipts Report
Chicago June 21 market brief shows primary receipts for wheat 491000 versus 739000 prior year, corn 467000 versus 68000, oats 396000 versus 462000, and shipments wheat 413000 versus 685000, corn 447000 versus 14000, oats 794000 versus 931000. Car lot receipts list corn fifty seven, oats fifty, rye one, barley thirteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain price reporting from Indianapolis and Chicago markets
Daily cash grain receipts number 45 cars with bids by the Board of Trade for wheat corn and hay. Chicago prices show No 2 yellow wheat and corn values and futures quotes for July September December. Louisville bid quotes list No 2 white corn and various wheat oats and rye levels with specific futures figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Ea Eee Board of Trade
Timothy
Chicago
White
C. Bartley
Rye
Clover
T. Louis
Lee
Local Wagon Wheat Prices Set by Mill Offers
Local mills are paying $1.15 per bushel for No 2 red wheat, with buyers signaling steady demand from area farmers. The price reflects prevailing market conditions and local harvest activity.
Boxing referee arrested on vagrancy charge in city police action
Stewart Donnelly 30 of 1211 College Ave was arrested Wednesday night and booked in city court on a vagrancy charge. He was to referee boxing bouts at Tomlinson Hall but the program was delayed as fans and Capt. Michael Glenn intervened to secure release on own recognizance after Donnelly allegedly became abusive when Glenn objected to his approach at the Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Donnelly
College Ave
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Donnelly
Tomlinson Hall
Michael Glenn
Glenn
Claypool
Public service commission approves bonds for Merchants Heat and Light
The commission grants authority to issue and sell $200000 in 6 percent bonds to the Merchants Heat and Light Company as part of a total $454000 securities petition now on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Public Service Commission
Curb Market Recovers Some Losses in Trading
New York June 21 The curb market regained some semblance of its former self with firmer tone and active trading. Oil stocks showed cheer, led by Vacuum and Standard of New York while Standard of Indiana recovered losses. Gulf Oil of Penna and Maracaibo stayed firm and Cities Service moved unevenly. Motors rose as Durant climbed to 47 from 44 and hit 48 high for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial
New York
Vacuum
Standard of New York
Standard of Indiana
Gulf Oil
Penna
Maracaibo
Durant
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Local Civic And Crime News
Rushville Knights vote $3000 for lodge interior. National Road west of Richmond to close a month for resurfacing. Uriah Bertsch and family injured in Pershing machine collision. IU bureau serves 400 communities with motion pictures and lantern slides. Kokomo Shriners donate $509 for a hospital room named Komomo Shrine Club. Kenneth Mason plans a Greenfield flight over hometown. Della Whitehead 52 of Terre Haute faces prelim hearing for alleged slaying. Columbia City WCTU member Benjamin Eee, 74, dies. Riley Hospital appeal exceeds $4000 on first day. Owl Hardware Brazil storage rooms damaged by fire. Liveryman Jasper Burns dies of sunstroke near Columbus. Felix Klonowski 12 drowns in West Fish Trap Lake. Eagles’ eagle perches at Brazil moved to new National Ave home. Wheat cutting to start next week in Shelby County. Samuel Bowman disappearance linked to affidavits accusing wife desertion. Rolin Lacey 22 drowns in Phillips pool. Marion seeks to enjoin bond issue for high school. Fairmount Academy Group Six sale discussed at Indiana Bankers meeting in Connersville. Charles Smeltzer 48 dies after heat related heart trouble.
Seymour Sees Harding on Visit as Train Re-Fuels
President Harding stopped at Seymour Indiana on his special train to greet citizens but declined to deliver a speech as the engine tanks were being filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
Harding
Hog price setback tops cattle market notes
Hog prices dipped after a brief rally at local exchanges with receipts of 11 000 and 639 holdovers. The market showed mixed results as sows and pigs fell, cattle opened irregularly with steady top grades, and calves and sheep held or eased on lighter demand.
Mixed U S hog and cattle prices across multiple markets
Chicago and other major centers report mixed livestock trade as hog receipts reach 40 000 with prices down to 7.05 to 7.85 for heavy hogs and lighter weights near 7.00 to 7.75. cattle receipts around 11 000 with better grades holding while leaner yearlings soften. calves and sheep also show varied demand across Kansas City East Buffalo St Louis Cleveland Cincinnati markets with prices listed for beef steers hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolvugna
United Financial
Chicago
Meliam
Grinea
Texas
Kansas City
East
Buffalo
Starz Calvea
Hevelpta
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dressed Beef Prices for Swift & Co Wholesale
Prices for dressed beef sold by Swift and Company listed by cut. Ribs No. 2 18c No. 8. The Loins No. 2 26c. No. 3 28c. Rounds No. 2 20c. No. 3 17c. Chucks No. 2 12c. No. 9 19c. Plates No. 2 7c. No. 3 6c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Cloverseed Market Quote in Indianapolis
Cloverseed was quoted at 7 10 a bushel in Indianapolis. The report notes price activity in the local market and mentions officials or traders observing the market for futures influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Two Denison Hotel Men Injured in Washington Street Crash
Malon B. Hart 26 and Henry T. Newlin of the Denison Hotel were cut and bruised when Hart’s car struck a vehicle driven by Joseph Webb in the 4700 block of West Washington Street. Hart’s car rolled over. Webb turned north into a filling station causing the collision per police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malon B. Hart
Henry T. Newlin
Denison Hotel
Hart
Joseph Webb
W. Washington St
Washington St
Webb
Three Streetcar Route Changes Approved by City Board
The board of works approved permanent rerouting of three streetcar lines with changes to E Tenth College Ave and East Washington lines set to begin Sunday June 24. Officials say the new turns will save about five minutes per trip and keep cars on lines for better idle time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
E. Tenth
Massachusetts Ave
Alabama St
Washington St
Pennsylvania St
College Ave
Delaware St
East Washington Lines
Maryland St
Meridian St
J. P. Tretton
The
Street Railway Company
Pennsylvania and
Washington Sts
Largest subterranean bank vault to be built in Meyer Kiser Bank
The new Meyer Kiser Bank building on EF Washing ton St will house the largest subterranean double basement vault in the Middle West. It will use sixty four tons of steel rebar thirty tons of one inch reinforced steel and a two foot concrete wall surrounding the vault on a double basement plan. Electric carriers will be installed and the basement measures 43 by 220 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Meyer Kiser Bank
EF. Washington St
Rates Approved for Fort Wayne Telephone and Telegraph
The Public Service Commission approved the current schedules of the Ft. Wayne Telephone and Telegraph Co. permitting a $2,500,000 securities issue. It ordered improvements to plan and property with property valued at $2,440,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ft. Wayne Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pelesral Court
Public Service Commission
Marriage Licenses JoD. Marks and Others Listed
A list of marriage licenses shows multiple individuals with ages and addresses including JoD Marks aged 44 of 215 E Thirty-Sixth and Beasie Inor aged 34 of 442 Eugene E Al bertson and others with varied ages and street addresses across the city, detailing applicants for marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jod. Marks
Beasie Inor
Eugene E. Albertson
Lee
Mary Me. Daniel
W. Morris HH
T. W. Huguenard
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Elizabeth Morland
N. Camital GH. Dorn
Massachusetts
Newell Side
Massachusetts Co
Michigan
Viola Hinton
Morrison Doria Jackson
Highland
Gertrude Simeon
Vermont
Wadaworth
Columbia
Mary Folks
C. Townsend
Alabama
Cleta Bridges
N. Sherman
Building Permits and Dwellings Listed With Costs
A fragmented record lists numerous building permits and related costs across many addresses. Names include James Johnson, Reed Hinnenkamp, Samuel F. Hamilton, Lola W. Cawthorn, Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, J. N. Godsey, Rudolph Mescerly, Charles M. Galm, Clarence E. Crippen, N. C. Mann, and Fred J. Oakes, among others, with projects ranging from dwellings and additions to reroofing and repairs and totals up to thousands of dollars. The compilation cites streets such as W Thirty Fifth, W Eleventh, Carroll, N La Salle, Broadway, and Roosevelt, with various properties and ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Roper
Lawton
Ketcham
Reed Hinnenkamp
Carrollon
Caesar ‘Wadkalone
N. Illinois
Samuel F. Hamilton
la Salle
Thurzin Barrett
Southern Building Realty Company
de Quincey
Goon
L. Clark
Julian
Sea Conder
N. la Salle
Hall & Hill
Sheldon
S. W. Richardson
N. Talbott
Lola W. Cawthorn
Washington Blvd
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
N. Gale
Charles M. Galm
Clarence E. Crippen
Park
Bi . H. Bass
Addison
Kinsley
van Buren
Eognenh Fatres
Legrande
N.C. Mann
Beauty
Rigby
Brookside
Union
Fred J. Oakes
New Jersey
Godsey
Roosevelt
F- Hills
Capitol
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Wall Street Journal
Louisiana
Rin. S
Santos
Ediyes
Fannie E. Bula
Casper Kleif
Fred Kleifgen
Jay B. Sucese
Warton County
Adaline Sucese
Charles Thomas Conrad
Clyde C. Conrad
Igh
Atchison Pe
Pacific Oil
Phillips Pete
Eee
Hee
S. Oil of
N. J
Sinclair Ae
Texas Co
Nor. Pac
Pere Mary
Pacific
St. Paul
O St L & Sw
Kennecott
Oe Union Pac
Utah Copper
Kelly Spg
Ao Wee
U S. Rub
Allied Chern
Amer
Elec
O's
Lima Loco
I West Eloc
Sy Steels
Inter
Bethlehem
Mont & Ward
Crucible
Gulf States Ox
Nat Enamel
U. Owen Bottle
A & Ss
C S. Steel
Blast Motors
Columbia Gas
Am. B. Mag
Atlantic Am. Int. Cor
M. M
Stromberg
C.A
Punta Alegre
Cosden
Marlanda
Sumatra
A Tob. Co
Hoosier Briefs
Rushville Knights of Pythias
O. Jones
Richmond
Uriah Bertsch
Beth
Pershing
Indiana University Bureau of Visual Instruction
Kokomo Shriners
Howard County Hospital
Kokomo Shrine Club
Kenneth Mason
Curtin Aero School
Garden City
L. L
Greenfield
Della Whitehead
Terre Haute
Ed Whitehead
Benjamin Eee
Columbia City
Riley Memorial Hospital
Owl Hardware Company
Brazil
Jasper Burns
Columbus
White River
Felix Klonowski
la Porte
West Fish Trap Lake
Order
National Ave
Shelby County
H. D. Jackson
Samuel N Bowman
Anderson
Rolin Lacey
Muncie
Phillips Municipal
Marion
Ross Troyer
Fairmount
Fairmount Academy
Indiana Bankers Association
Connersville
Charles E. Smeltzer
Elkhart
BANK
Meyer Kiser
W.H. Block
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Neaf
Cretonnes
ARROW
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