Stocks rise as call money jumps to four percent
The market recovers after a sharp call money rise to 4 percent, with weekly brokerage loans at 2.517 billion dollars, the highest since March. Bulls push ahead as rails climb and carrier shares surge in late trading, Atlantic Coast Line up four points to 221 and Norfolk & Western up 2% to 152.
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United Press
New York
Federal Reserve
New York City
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk & Western
Rock Island
Erle Common
Local Clearings and Foreign Exchange Reported
Banks and Exchange June 22 local clearings Indianapolis totals around 6 553 debits. New York statement June 22 clearings 1 087 800 000 balances 09 000 000 foreign exchange closed lower with demand sterling at 23.80 cents.
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Indianapolis
Speek Odo
New York
Bucaren Preas
United Press Uance
York
Seta Wen
Holland
Anne
Sugar Market Report Notes Small Sugar Stock Slides
In New York on June 22 Arbuckle Brothers cut refined sugar deliveries to Monday due to ample warehouse supplies. Willett and Gray reported a 19,000 ton drop in raw stocks at ban shipping ports as of last week’s close. Futures hint at an upward trend with expected gradual improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson and McKinnon
New York
Arbuckle Brothers
Willett and Gray
Ban
Cotton Market outlook as prices ready to rise
In New York on June 22 observers note continued mowers and a short season due to late start and intensive cultivation. Temperatures remain cooler than usual, and analysts expect cotton prices to advance as the month ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson and McKinnon
New York
Men Arrested on Vagrancy Charges After Jostling Incident
Scott Bigger recalled being jostled at Washington Ball Park Sunday losing a purse and money. He later identified two men at Indiana Ave and Michigan St. as the assailants. George Stevens and John Claybrooke were arrested on vagrancy charges with bond set at $5,000.
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Scott Bigger
Thirteenth St
Washington Ball Park
Indiana Ave
Michigan St
George Stevens
Muskingum St
John Claybrooke
Ogden St
Prisoner Charles Hudson Fined for Drunk Driving
Charles Hudson of 961 Indiana Ave was fined $60 and given 90 days imprisonment by Municipal Judge Paul Wetter at the Indiana State Farm. He faced charges of intoxication speeding and driving while drunk. Judgment was withheld on vehicle taking charges. Hudson was arrested June 18 on E Washington St while riding in the car of William Wood. He said he borrowed the machine.
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Indiana State Farm
Charles Hudson
Indiana Ave
Paul Wetter
Hudson
E. Washington St
William Wood
Arsenal Ave
SEEK ORIGIN OF FIRE AT INDIANA EXCELSIOR COMPANY
Investigation underway to determine the origin of a Monday fire that caused about 3000 dollars in damage at the Indiana Excelsior Company located at S Keystone Avenue and Belt Railway. The blaze appears to have started in a pile of lumber used to make excelsior, with the baling room and thousands of posts damaged. High winds twice threatened to spread the flames and fire crews sounded a second alarm.
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Indiana Excelsior Company
S. Keystone Ave
Belt Railway
Excelsior
It Is Up To Congress Coolidge Agrees On Adjournment
President Coolidge signaled willingness to any adjournment date set by Congress during a White House press briefing. He said Congress should determine the need for further legislation and fix the adjournment date.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
White House
New York Stocks Mixed Across Railroads and Industrials
A snapshot of New York stocks shows mixed activity across railroads and industrials. Notable entries include Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Wabash, Goodyear, and Bethlehem Steel, with varied percentages and prices reflecting a fluctuating market.
Price List of Fresh Produce for Retailers
A historical assortment notes wholesale and retail prices for fruits vegetables and related goods. Entries cover California Indiana Florida and Louisiana items including oranges lemons grapefruits limes pineapples mangoes and peppers with weights and per box or per dozen pricing and occasional carton details.
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California
Indiana
Texas
Geplanade
Louisiana
Baskte, & S Mnagoee
Cope Ont Jana
Ate
Lge A BC
Ee Philite
H. A. Be Yao
Bunches
Ce G
Sweet
Tor
Otatoes
Nancy Hall
Births in the area noting several newborn girls
A list from William and Ethel Brockett to Joseph and Lutie Hulse records births at Clark Blakeslee Hospital and Methodist Hospital. Names include Earnest and Verna Stretshberry, Sete and Ruth Unger, and many families with addresses on Oth and 19th Streets, Belmont, Both Streets, and Mac E habers.
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William
Ethel Brockett
W. Oth St. Russell
Dorothy Goodwine
St. Ernest
Verna Stretshberry
St. Sete
Ruth Unger
Holventigene
Elma Hopper
S. Sen- Theodore
Lola Frick
Belmont
Loftis
Rowland
Albert
Sophia Dannin
Clark Blakeslee Hospital
Clarence
Dorig Sallee
Beateld
Mabel Foltz
Harry and
Emily Ott
Cone Wilams
Macy Tuam
Ghifio
Pat Emma Waters
Boylee
Vassie Whitley
N. Tenie G Walter
Gerinde Higgenbottom
Ralph
Elliam Methodist Hospital
Nolan
Mary Irwin
N. Opiscae
Berris Harris
Christian It Pitamard
Lillian Beasley
Mac Eaeras
Magdelena Cantrell
Mark Ave
Joseph
Lutie Hulse
S. Heat
Deaths list with scattered patient details and addresses
A fragmented death toll listing numerous individuals with ages and hospitals. Entries include ages from 20 to 88, with locations such as City Hospital, St. Vincent Hospital, and Christian Hospital and addresses like 221 S Warman and 4705 East Strespatina Bey Reveal. The text mentions pulmonary and cerebral causes and multiple daily rows.
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Ae Gladson
S. Warman
East
Vermont
Ce Central
Han Zupan
City Hospital
Acci- Lal
Bihianon
Arterio Soleeo
George Untley
Fulton
Nh Evan
St. Vincent Hospital
Chronoe Streishberry
Trespatina Bey
Christian Hospital
N. Bradley
Per
Talbott
Grain Prices End Week Mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain prices closed irregularly with corn leading declines. July wheat dipped while September rose, and December held steady from Monday. Oats slipped slightly, rye returned to prior levels, and cash corn and other futures posted fractional losses amid a day of narrow ranges and dull activity. Weather forecasts suggested clearing conditions for most wheat regions except parts of Kansas with scattered showers. Provisions closed near Monday levels.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat
Kansas
Chicago Grain Table June figures and prices
Chicago grain notes show wheat corn oats rye and clover prices with settlements for June 23 and futures quotes for September and December. Carrot receipts and rye and oat figures appear alongside wheat and corn bid and ask levels with various grade notes and end of period prices.
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Chicago
Cain Tee
Fresh Produce and Poultry Prices Reported in Markets
In Indianapolis wholesale market notes prices for butter, eggs, and poultry. Potatoes from Alabama and Louisiana quoted at 3 per 100 pounds, fowls and turkeys listed with various price tiers, hens and broilers priced, eggs and packing stock shown with latest per dozen and per pound figures.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Alabama
Louisiana
Carie
Stump Addresses Boohe County Farm Bureau
Whitestown Indiana June 22 Albert Stump Democratic nominee for the United States Senate long term spoke to the Boohe County Farm Bureau Federation. He said agriculture underpins all business and that farmer prosperity stimulates every other class and urged government action to support farm needs.
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Whitestown
Ind
Albert Stump
United States Senate
Indianapolis hog and cattle market report shows mixed gains
Hog prices rose with lightweight and sows at top quotes while bulk sales ranged around 14.75 to 15.50 for hogs. Receipts exceeded 7 000 hogs and 1 400 cattle were traded as steers brought 8 to 10.25, heifers 7 to 10, cows 5 to 7.75, vealers around 12, and lambs up to 14.50 with 800 sheep entries.
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California
Indiana
Indianapolis
Sears
Arket
Market Reports From Cincinnati and Buffalo on Livestock Receipts
Cattle receipts near 45 in Cincinnati and 200 in Buffalo with steady or mixed demand. Prices show top cattle at 14 to 15 dollars, mixed grades from common to good. calves and sheep vary with market activity. Receipts reach several thousand head across regions, with noted strength in some classes and slower trading in others.
Cut of 13 from tax force seen
Discharge of thirteen employees in the local Internal Revenue Department office was forecast. Indiana collector M. Bert Thurman said James C. Mitchell would bring a list of staff to be dropped. Evansville and Lawrenceburg stamp offices will stay due to local distilleries and cigar plants. Eight field executives to be discharged and the Muncie office abolished.
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Internal Revenue Department
M. Bert Thurman
Indiana
Chicago
James C. Mitchell
Washington
Evansville
Lawrenceburg
Muncie
Police Find House in Turmoil Near Capitol Avenue
Police responded to a report at 720 N Capitol Ave and found a wrecked house a frightened woman and an intoxicated man armed with two revolvers. Jordan alias Jones 29 charged with carrying concealed weapons shooting with intent to kill and intoxication. Dorothy George 29 roomer was targeted while Belle Williams operated a room in the house.
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N. Capitol Ave
Jordan
Jones
Belle Williams
Dorothy George
Roomer
Hostetter case arguments prepared for trial in jury test
Richard Hostetter age 50 faces a jury trial in Criminal Court on charges of receiving stolen goods connected to a $1,600 hold-up of Citizens State Bank of Southport last February. Dennis Hostetter testified the money was split at their father’s home. his brothers Robert and Howard were fugitives. Kenneth Reeves and Rose Mary Kaiser each received $200. The remainder supposedly lay on the floor.
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Richard Hostetter
Hostetter
Citizens State Bank of
Southport
Dennis Hostetter
Indiana Reformatory
W. Raymond &T
Lynhurst Dr
Robert
Howard
Kenneth Reeves
Rose Mary Kaiser
Good Roads Meeting Backs Indiana Highway Policy
E W Steinhart of the Hoosier State Automobile Association led a good roads meeting to form a state board uniting organizations with the auto group. Delegates were to consider a resolution praising the highway commission law as sound and advocating continued pay-as-you-go funding and accelerated spending if possible.
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Good Roads
E. W. Steinhart
Hoosier State Automobile Association
Good Roads Board
Auto Association
Indiana
Steinhart
Donald Morris Elected President of Indianapolis Fiduciaries
Donald Morris of Pletcher Savings and Trust Co was elected president of the Indianapolis Fiduciaries Association formed by trust company officials at the Columbia Club Monday night. Malcolm Lucas of Bankers Trust Co is vice president and M B Watkins of City Trust Co is secretary. The group aims to benefit member trust firms and will seek favorable legislation with hopes to recruit state trust companies.
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Donald 8. Morris
Pletcher Savings and Trust Company Trust Offfer
Indianapolis Fiduciaries Association
Columbia Club
Malcolm Lucas
Bankers Trust Company
M. B. Watkins
City Trust Company
Morris
Fracture Healed for Mrs. Perrett in Butler Crash
Florence Perrett 27 of Butler Pa is recovering at friends home after release from Robert Long Hospital where she treated for a fractured skull from an April 24 interurban collision on National Rd east of the city. She stepped in front of the car to save her collie and was struck only by a glancing blow. The Perretts were hiking from St Louis Colorado to Butler when the accident occurred.
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Florence Perrett
Butler
Friends
Robert Long
Perrett
National Rd
Gasoline theft leads to burglary charge against youth
Paul Schlosser, 22, of 2342 N Harding St, charged with petit larceny and driving without a title. He was arrested at Bird and Wabash Sts after a woman saw him siphon five gallons from Grace Sanders’s car at 1703 N Delaware St and report the theft.
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Paul Schlosser
N. Harding St
Bird and Wabash Sts
Grace Sanders
N. Delaware St
Schlosser
Truck Driver Injured In City Collision
Bernie Smith of 1287 Kentucky Ave was injured when a bus from People's Motor Coach Company driven by George French of 1501 Deloss St swerved to avoid a collision with a truck at New York and East Streets. The truck struck the rear of the bus and Smith was arrested for driving without a chauffeur's license.
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New York and
East Sts
Bernie Smith
Kentucky Ave
People's Motor Coach Company
George French
Deloss St
Smith
Youths in Park Charged With Vagrancy
Eleven youths were detained and charged with vagrancy by Patrolmen M. Wilkerson and Gaither after residents complained of people gathering in Military Park. Police aimed to break up daytime loafing, with Turnkey McClain describing them as a ragged group without money.
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M. Wilkerson
Gaither
Military Park
Turnkey McClain
Mass draws 250000 as papal pageant inspires Vatican parade
A huge Rosa Mystica mass led by Vito Carnevali drew a crowd of about 250000 women and others to a stadium ritual. Cardinal Piff of Austria spoke in German, Cardinal O Connell praised charity, and Justice Pierce Butler warned against overreaching government power while stressing peace and the sacredness of the home.
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Rosa Mystica
Vito Carnevali
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court
Cardinal Piff
Butler
William Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Christ
John J. Hanna
San Francisco
List
The
Holy Name Society
Mundelein
O'Donnell
Reig
Ireland
Spain
Multitude Reaches City as Congress Nears Peak Attendance
Reported at stadium three hours before ceremonies, 600000 visitors had arrived with thousands arriving daily. city and church leaders foresee about 1000000 participants. Cardinal Charcost gave a brief French address after the mass, concluding around noon.
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Cardinal Charcost
Pontifical
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Banks and Exchange
Excelsior Company
Thomson & McKinnon
A A
Tl & SF
Nion Pac
Wabash
Iera Goodrich
Goodyr
Moon
Eifebaker
Steels
Bethlehem
Vanadium
Itis
Pipken
Ower
Inspiration
Kennecott
Ave
Houston
Garon BS
Gal Sox
Pete
White Eagle
Ameran
Bat
AH &L Pf
Canpayee
United Berbs Wee Fon
Wpperworth
IMM Atlantic Gah
United
Ugar
Loriitare
Commission
Chicago Grain Table
Mje
Sagan
San Ho Ie
Thurman
Jackson
Donald Morris
Trust Companies Farm Mutual Fiduciaries Association
Hiker
Cardinal Piffl
Austria
Bishop Murphy
Honduras
Milwaukee
Cardinal Pif
Daniels
Delaware
Lottie Mayer
Miss Mayer
Lyric
Keith
Stuart Walker Company
George Gaul
Vivian Tobin
Hadden Hall
de Lautelle
Royal Terrace Orchestra
Beautiful
Silver Rider J
Mase
Osklandon
Motion Pictures
Apollo
Jimmy Adams
FOX News
Wefaly
Abe Garb
Lester Huff
Emil Seidet
First National
Colleen Moore
Ella Cinders
Dessa Byrd—Organologue
Kroger
W. Morriatt
Berkell
Thars
T Joney Moon
Liye Ki
New York Hippodrome
Burt & Lehman
Fitzsimmons & Flory
Maybelle Phillips
the McBanns
Yellabee
Gle Jones
WM. A. Kennedy & CO
Eddie Davis
Girls
Stutz & Bingham
Bayle
Patsy
Samaroff
Sonia
Sterling Rose
Riverside
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