Market Tumble After Motor Group Slump
The Wall Street Journal reports broad declines in early trading as a failed inactive exchange house unsettles sentiment. Steel common falls to 93, American Can Studebaker and other leaders drop, with rails and oils seeing varied moves. Traders cite bearish outlook and heavy selling by professionals amid price-cut rumors.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Steel Common
American Can
Studebaker
Rail Group
Chandler
Detroit
Baldwin
New York Money Market Notes From Counties Financial Oak
Time money market quiet with rates at 4 percent for shorter maturities and 5 percent for longer terms. Renewals reflected these levels. Commercial paper activity was quiet amid thin trading and muted demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnties Financial Oak
Eee
Eeetrees Yy
Dexcote
Osbeas
Raw Sugar Market Opens Higher On Cuban Sugar Sale
United Financial reports New York raw sugar market opening higher with July at 5.70 to 5.72 and December at 5.37 to 5.40 cents. A refiner reportedly paid 6 cents c and f for thousands of bags of Cuban raw sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial
New York
Cotton Market Opens Lower on June 25 in New York
The Cotton Market on June 25 opened lower with July at 27.59 down 17, October 25.35 down 3, December 24.85 unchanged, and January 24.47 down 4 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
Cmelt
Houston Oil
Arland
Jaiatan
M. M. Pf
Am. Sg
Punta Alegre
Markets in Indianapolis and other cities June 25
Fresh eggs and butter fat prices reported for Indianapolis Cremeries at 88c per lb.än Other markets list flour, pork, lard, sugar, coffee, poultry and butter ranges in New York Cleveland and Chicago with varied receipts and prices across regions.
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Indianapolis
New York
Rio
Santos
Long Island
First State
Sigste Itress
Cleveland
Michigan
Florida
Virginia
Dressed Beef Prices At Wholesale Market
Wholesale selling prices for dressed beef from Swift & Co. are listed by cut. Ribs No 2 at 19 cents and No 3 at 15 cents, Ribs No 2 at 20 cents and No 3 at 23 cents. Rounds 20 cents and No 3 at 17 cents. Chuck No 2 at 18 cents. Plate No 2 at 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Local Hay Market Report Returns Mixed Results
A brief market note reports hay prices and supplies with scattered gains and declines. Buyers and sellers from area farms respond to fluctuating demand as weather and transport conditions influence availability.
Grains Advance In Late Trading
In Chicago on June 25 grains firmed late after dips and rallies. Wheat trading stayed nervous while corn and oats rose on good local support and dwindling country offerings amid active Southwest demand. Provisions remained dull and lower as weather heightens crop damage risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial
Chicago
Souuthwestern
Southwest
Wheat and grain market notes from Chicago and futures
Chicago market report summarizes primary receipts for wheat corn oats and barley with figures for shipments carlot receipts and prices for No 2 varieties and various grades. Also includes lard and beef sums with bids and closing values, plus assorted futures quotes for July September and December contracts.
Grain Briefs Signal Favorable Harvest Across Regions
Oats harvest in the Southwest progresses toward a good yield while wheat prospects improve across prairie provinces. Illinois and Indiana farmers hold wheat supplies awaiting higher prices, with limited arrivals in Chicago likely until mid July. Kan sas counties show reduced but still productive wheat acreage. Argentine corn surplus estimates fall by half, and last week shipments reach 5 million bushels as central Missouri harvests expand amid weak German imports. Julius Barnes, Northwestern miller, comments.
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Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Market Quotes for Cloverseed and Wheat in Indianapolis
Cloverseed was quoted at 7 dollars 100 bushels in Indianapolis market notes. Local wagon wheat mills offer 1.05 dollars per bushel for No 2 red winter rec.
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Indianapolis
Nasty swipe at fly nets man loose ear
Ode Parker aimed a razor at a fly resting on his ear while shaving in Bicknell Indiana. The strike slashed his ear and physicians required seven stitches to repair the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Bicknell
Ind
Ode Parker
Parker
Local Drivers Report Speeding Collision on Seventeenth Street
Thomas C. Burns of 5121 Broadway reported his car was struck by a speeding machine at Seventeenth Street and Ard College Avenue. Thirty minutes later Glenn Cutter of 1523 Massachusetts Avenue filed a similar report alleging Burns was speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Burns
Broadway
Seventeenth St.ard College Ave
Glenn Cutter
Massachusetts Ave
Cutter
Burns
Poa
Rising Tendency Noted in Early Curb Trading
United Financial reports a steady curb session with an undertone of strength. Oil stocks led, with International Petroleum up to 17, Standard of New York to 38, Vacuum at 47, while Standard of Indiana slipped. Cleveland motors fell 14 and Willys first preferred gained percent. Radio traded at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Petroleum
Standard of New York
Standard of Indiana
Cleveland
Motors
Willys
Decline in Hog Prices Seen Amid Light Receipts
Hog prices eased five to ten cents at the local stockyards as large offerings at major markets contrasted with light total receipts of 6000 head. Prices ranged mainly from 7.45 to 7.50 with sow and pig values largely steady while cattle and calf activity showed weakness and steadiness in late trading.
City Advances Wright in Purchasing Dept
Henry E. Wright was named second assistant city purchasing agent today after six council members agreed to fill the vacancy created by Elmer Williams moving to first assistant. Williams replaces Raymond Wright, who was promoted to purchasing agent after Jesse E. Miller resigned June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Wright
Adams Sr
Elmer Williams
Williams
Raymond Wright
Jesse E. Miller
Police extend search for missing Perry W. Smith
Local police widened the search nationwide for Perry W. Smith, 37, missing from his home at 8317 W Eleventh St since Tuesday June 17. His wife Gertrie Smith says he suffered a nervous breakdown and fears he may be harmed. He was last seen wearing a gray suit a tan cap and black shoes. He has blue eyes light hair weighs 135 pounds and is five feet nine inches tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry W. Smith
Eleventh St
Gertie Smith
Power Company Surrenders Greencastle Franchise
The Greencastle Gas and Electric Light Company surrendered its franchise in Greencastle and asked the public service commission for authority to operate under an indefinite permit. Utilities must surrender franchises before July 1 by law, or face licensing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Gas and Eitectric Light Company
Greencastle
Public Service Commission
State bids for three months groceries to supply twenty institutions
The jointnews committee received today bids on groceries and supplies for three months to be used in twenty state institutions. Bids on a year’s supply of electrical supplies and on automobiles were also received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cews
Market Report of Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts
Chicago and several other cities show mixed livestock activity on June 25 with cattle slow and uneven, hogs steady to slightly lower, and sheep/lambs various by region. Prices highlight top hogs around 7.35 dollars in Chicago and calves near 9 to 12 dollars, while cattle values range from about 6 to 10 dollars for mainstream lots across markets.
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United Financial
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ateady
Pittsburgh
East ST. Louis
East Buffalo
Ford Doesn’t Object To Presidential Boom
Henry Ford has no objection to activity boosting him as a candidate for President. E G Liebold, secretary to Ford, replied that Ford can have no objections to further petition drives. Local attorney E S Fuller wrote seeking Ford's stance on running.
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United Press
Savanna
Henry Ford
E. G. Liebold
E. 8. Fuller
Siebold
Ford
Knife Attack Allegation Ties Men to City Hospital
George Chatman of 815 Torbet St is in the city hospital with severe neck wounds after a fight with Robert Darker. Chatman faced vagrancy charges. Police say Darker resisted arrest and had a knife in hand when restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chatman
Torbet St
Robert Darker
Chatman
Darker
Learn-to-Swim Week Opens As City Seeks 1000 Learners
Red Cross and the city recreation department kick off Learn-to-Swim week with nearly a thousand children at multiple pools. Mayor Shank endorses the drowning prevention campaign and free lessons from qualified instructors. Courses run at Willard Ringgold White River Douglass pools with day and evening sessions and adult classes at White River beach.
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Red Cross
Shank
Willard, Ringgold
White River
Douglass
Riverside Beach
Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Red Cross Movement
Marriage Licenses Listing Couples Across City
A dense marriage license listing names ages and addresses across Cleveland and surrounding areas. Couples include F P Brown and Dorothy Brown. H B West and Hilda Kirkman. J W Shorten and Charlotte Stuart. G W Serling and Laura King. John McDannon and Johnson. Drusie Ma lott and Tom Mitchell. Dora ee and Mary tae. Thelma Ivey and Paris P F Halstead. Doris Stackhouse and H L Lawler. Pearl Hunter and J Smith. Charlotte Sriteer and Sarah Carmen Gouieon. plus many others with ages ranging late teens to forties and varied street addresses and institutions.
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B. Ross
Occidental Hotel
Veronae
W. Tenth
J. W. Shorten
Woodlawn
Charlotte Stuart
R. R. G. Box
G. W. S. Sering
N. Meridian
Laura King
N. Minnois
John McDannon
Vermont
Oe Johnson
Ww. Jones
Ese Sims
Harlan
Marion Relchert
R. W. James
Drusie Malott
N. Va
Tom Mitchell
Dora Ee
W. Seventeenth
FE Mary
Tae. Yo
C. W. Oldt
Thelma Ivey
Paris
P. F. Halstead
Meridianses Scott
Methodist Hospital
G. Ross
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Doris Stackhouse
N. Capitol
H. L. Lawler
Mary Duckworth
Central
A. Patterson
W. Ray
Pearl Hunter
B. St. Clair
J. ¥. Smith
He Ae Talbott
Charlotte Sriteer
Delaware
Swindell
Newcastle
Sarah Carmen Gouieon
Burges
Yeodge
Sant Ethel
Letha Judd
Maxwell N. Cook
Birch
Henrietta Dawsonia
E. Fitty
B. Mowrey
New Jersey
Anna Beckem
K. E. Philpott
Kentucky
Mary L. Mathis
H. B. Macy
N. Davidson
Ruth Maeion
Hovey
C. Bruce
Ludlow
Violet Rathear
N. Dearborn
Isadore Shane
Capitol
Births and deaths listed from Central Indiana hospitals
A section lists numerous births at hospitals including Central Indiana Hospital and St. Vincent with parents and addresses. It also records multiple deaths with names ages and causes such as chronic myocarditis nephritis and tuberculosis across city hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall EB. Gibbons
Central Indiana Hospital
Sadie Chambers
Edward Joseph Hillenbrand
City Hospital
James Stamm
Ohio
Sarah A. Martin
Oakland
Amanda Ella Pence
Ashland
Mary Plummer
Chase
Local Building Permits Listed for Homes and Garages
Building permits issued for multiple dwellings and structures including James Mitchell at 212 N Holmes, Lena Fitzraff 414 N Hamilton, Charlotte E Arnold 312 N Keystone, M Reed 311 N Audubon, Roy Wikoff 347 N Holmes, Mra J A Conkey 3069 Washington with costs up to 5200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
N. Holmes
Our. Sake Ransom
E. Legrande
Lena Fitzraff
N. Hamilton
Charlotte E. Arnold
N. Keystone
Wa” F. Golden
Comer
M. Reed
N. Audubon
A.brita
Avondale
Roy
Wikoff
Mra
J. A. Conkey
Washington
Robbers Use Dead-Body Trap Foiled Near Vincennes
Three youths spotted a lifelike figure lying on a road near Vincennes Indiana. They alerted Police Chief Highfill who suspected a trap by robbers and removed the dummy body to town for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Vincennes
Ind
Chief of Police
Highfill
Block Company employees boost Riley Memorial gift
William H Block Company workers contribute 2600 to the 10000 donation for Riley Memorial Hospital. The fund drive was completed in one day by the Mutual Aid Association of the department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Block Company
William H. Block
Riley Memorial Hospital
Mutual Aid Association
Lifeguard Saves Two at Riverside Beach
William Liebold, supervisor of Riverside Municipal Bathing Beach lifeguards, rescued Hazel Chambers 17 of 1305 W Thirty Fourth St and Ray Brown 19 of Ohio Hotel from drowning Sunday. Chambers sank after being grabbed by two swimmers and Brown cried for help. both were saved as bathers numbered about 3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William Liebold
Riverside Municipal
Liebold
Miss Hazel Chambers
W. Thirty-fourth St
Ray Brown
Ohio
Miss Chambers
Brown
Liquor Seized From Cunard Berengaria by U S Officials
At New York on June 25 U S customs agents took beer wine and liquors from the Cunard liner Berengaria and handed them ashore to dry agents The action followed a Volstead act enforcement near the three mile limit While Berengaria crew lounged aboard officials planned to seize liquor known to be aboard other foreign vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Bernegaria
Berengaria
Baldwin U K Act London Protest Not Found
Premier Stanley Baldwin told Parliament there is no grounds for a British government protest after U S officials broke customs seals in American territorial waters. The remark came during a London session on June 25.
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United Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
House
United States
Premier Poincare Favors a Delay on Seizure Bills
Premier Poincare favors delaying any action until the next session of the American Congress. An official French packet against American seizure of liquors on steamers carrying France's flag will be sent to Washington if New York customs proceed with breaking the French seals. Other officials speak of reprisals.
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Premier Poincare
Washington
New York
Poincare
American Congress
How 10 Revive Water Victims
Dr Herbert T Wagner of the local Red Cross outlines a Learn To Swim campaign revival method for drowning victims. The guidance includes positioning, pressure application, and a twelve compressions per minute rate with a reminder not to give up.
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Herbert T. Wagner
First Aid
Red Cross
Tornado Kills Seven in Dakota Area
Reports say seven people died as a tornado struck Hettinger North Dakota and caused heavy damage in Adams County. Storms wrecked lines and damaged towns across Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota including Breckenridge Walpedon Foxholm New Rockford and Chippewa Falls with four deaths in Minneapolis.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Hettinger
N. D
Aberdeen
Fargo
Adams County
Breckenridge
Walpedon
Foxholm
New Rockford
N. C
Ten Injured As Train Jumps Tracks In Michigan
Ten persons were seriously injured perhaps fatally when a Michigan United Insane car running between Jackson and Albion jumped the track and crashed into a Parma building at noon June 25. The incident occurred fifteen miles east of Albion, authorities reported.
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United Press
Albion
Mich
Michigan United Insane
Jackson
Parma
Here
Geax
Accused Jury Bribers Trial Postponed in Waukegan
In Waukegan Illinois on June 25 the trial of John Fields and two co defendants for conspiring to bribe jurors in the Len Small case was postponed to Tuesday by Judge Hopkins to allow testimony from Big Dave Ersman of Chicago. Small had been acquitted of conspiracy to embezzle state funds.
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United Press
Waukegan
Ill
John Fields
Len Small
Hopkins
Chicago
Big
Dave” Ersman
Small
Safe and Sane Fourth in Store
City fire prevention chief Jacob E. Riedel launches a Safe Independence Day campaign urging protection of resources and lives. He will speak at firehouse No. 19 Morris and Harding tonight and at firehouse No. 26 Raymond and Webb Friday night. He warns sparks from sparklers ignite inflammable materials and vows stricter enforcement of the explosives law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob E. Riedel
Riedel
Morris and Harding Sts
Raymond and Webb
Bound Over In The King Theft Case At City Court
Miss Myrtle Ferguson 23 of Cumberland rooming at 519 N New Jersey St charged with grand larceny and Adin Badgley 34 of Franklin charged with receiving stolen goods were bound over to the grand jury by Judge Pro Tem William E B Reilley. Badgley held on 1000 bond and Ferguson released on the same. Detectives say Ferguson found a 600 diamond ring lost by Mrs Arthur Valietz 4440 Central Ave June 11 and gave it to Badgley. She allegedly admitted giving the ring and said she did not know the owner. Badgley’s wife and children are said to be needy and Valinetz’ husband donated to them.
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Myrtle Ferguson
Cumberland
New Jersey St
Adin Badgley
Franklin
William EB. Reilley
Badgley
Miss Ferguson
Arthur Valietz
Central Ave
Ferguson
Dawn to Dusk Flight Postponed Over Continental Crossing
Mineola New York June 25 Lieut Russell Maughan will not attempt the sunrise to sunset cross continental flight immediately. A plane has been prepared to his satisfaction and he plans two or three test flights before any departure. It had been expected he would begin toward the coast early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mineola
N. Y
Russell Maughan
Maughan
Court Grants Appeal Over Attorney Fees in Indiana National Life Case
In Superior Court Judge Sidney Miller granted a Supreme Court appeal of a judgment for $60 000 in attorney fees tied to the receivership of Indiana National Life Insurance Co The Hawkins Mortgage Company contends fees of 35000 to receiver's attorney Solon J Carter and 25000 to receiver Fred Simms were excessive The receiver had sold the company assets for 380 000 cash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Indiana National Life Insurance Company
Hawkins Morgage Company
Superior Court
Sidney 8. Miller
Morton S. Hawkins
Solon
J. Carter
Fred Simms
Death summons veteran Lewis S. Barge
Civil War veteran Lewis S. Barge died at his home 028 University Ave Sunday. Funeral service will be held at the residence with burial at Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis S. Barge
University Ave
Seeraes Ng
Rial
Hill Camatare
Weather expert to aid balloon race in Indianapolis
Leroy L. Samuels of the U S Weather Bureau will arrive Saturday to aid special observations for air conditions ahead of the July 4 national balloon race at the Speedway. Admiral Moffet will assist. small balloons will measure pressure and velocity from downtown rooftops. Radio weather reports will then be broadcast from Chicago Detroit and Washington to balloons with receivers. Thousands of tickets are being sold for the event.
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Leroy L. Samuels
U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Indianapolis
The
Speedway
J. H. Armington
Admiral Moffet
Naval Air Service
United States
Chicago
Detroit
Washington, D. C
Plaine McGrath
Chamber of Commerce
Harding Defends Prohibition as Federal Enforceable Policy
President Harding argues the prohibition amendment is the basic law and will be enforced nationwide. He says most governments will support enforcement, criticizes states that seek to evade duties, and warns against nullifying state authority. He supports the world court and urges steady, rational policy.
Dr Jacobs on Trial in Mann Dancer Murder Case
California man Louis L. Jacobs faces a second trial on murder charges in the death of dancer Fritzie Mann. Proceedings opened in San Diego as the case resumes before the court.
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DR. Jacobs
California
United Press
San Dingo
Cal
Louis L. Jacobs
Fritzie Mann
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Young Americas
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Gt RT. & P
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Elec
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Crucible
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US Steel
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Warnene
Chicago Grain Table
Grain
Department of Agriculture
Rairie
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Missouri
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Cent Life Wisnee
Am Creosoting Co
Enee
Nat Life
Ind Pipe Line Co
Ind Title Guar Co
Indplg Ab
Enee Ee
Indpls & Northwestern
Indpl
Senet
Indpl. Ee
Mer Pub Lime Co
Sterling Fire Ins Co
H Tr & Lt
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van Coal Co
Indpls North
Indplse & So E
Shelby & S E
Indpls
Teres Eeeenee
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Union
Ae Sane
South Ind Power
Kokomo Marion & W
THI & E Bs Mee
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Wright
Perry Smith
Power Company
F. P. Brown
Dorothy Brown
H. B. West
Woodruff Pisce
Hilda Kirkman
S. Audubon
Bertha Elliott
Harry and
Ruth Wallace
Berwyn
Kemper
Sara Peacock
St. Vincent
Laure Hardin
Shet- Chris
Anna Petit
Hospic
John and Edna Nee City Hospital
Mae and Mine Armour
Marindale
Zada Huston
N. Capitol Sa
Florence Campbell
City Hoste
Fannie Hawkins
Chester
Rena Miller
Parkview
River Life Guard
U.S
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Dakota
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Safe and Sane
Lieut. Maughan
National Life
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Harding
Prohibition
World Court
Sagerness
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