Uneven Stock Movements Ahead of Democratic Convention
Stocks moved in a quiet, irregular course on the eve of the Democratic Convention in Houston. General Motors fell to 107% while United States Steel slipped to 1325%, and United States Rubber hit a fresh yearly low at 29 1/4. Trading was lighter, with some rallying later in the day as Atlantic Refining and rails recovered modestly.
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United Press
New York
Houston
General Motors
United States Steel
United State Rubber
Chrysler
Radio Corporation
Colorado
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review Today
Atlantic Refining
Briggs Manufacturing
Consolidated Gas
St. Paul
United States Rubber
Bank and Exchange Figures From Major Cities
Indianapolis clearings reached 3 678 000 with 6 934 000 debits. New York report shows 555 000 000 in clearings and 110 000 000 balance. Chicago balance listed at 537 600 000. Foreign exchange notes New York rates steady with sterling at 4.87116 and francs about 3.92 4. cents per dollar.
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Indianapolis
United Press
New York
Belga
City in Brief Tuesday Events and Local Notices
Indiana Retail Jeweler’s Association convention in Severin all day. Rotary Club luncheon in Claypool. Purchasing Agents’ Association lunch in Severin. Universal Club luncheon in Columbia. University of Meangen Alumni Association luncheon in Lincoln. American Chemical Society luncheon at Chamber of Commerce. Gyro Club and Mercator Club luncheons at Spink Arms. Phi Gamma Delta luncheon at Chamber of Commerce. Two medicine bags worth 75 dollars stolen from Dr. Sidney J. Hatfield’s car at Virginia Avenue and Maryland Street. Emmett Earle at church Sunday while burglar searched his home. loot valued 56.50. Three hundred attended St. Roch’s Church picnic at Columbia Park. Parke County Association officers elected at Garfield Park picnic. Mormon Motor Car Company picnic at Broad Ripple Park with about 500 attendees. Evidence of drunkenness near Eliza Yantis delicatessen 2301 N Meridian St introduced in suit to close as public nuisance. neighbor Kate E. Scott claims whisky is sold and drunk there.
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Indiana Retail Jeweleris’ Association
Severin
Rotary Club
Claypool
Purchasing Agents’ Association
Universal Club
Columbia University of Meangen Alumni Associaton
Lincoln
American Chemical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Gyro Club
Spink Arms
Mercator
Phi Gamma Delta
Eliza Yantis
Meridian St
Harry O. Chamberlin
Kate E. Scott
Hinkle Friends Church Marks 92nd Birthday in Noblesville
The Hinkle Friends Church seven miles northwest of Noblesville Indiana celebrated its ninety second anniversary on Sunday. In the adjacent cemetery lies the grave of William Sumner a veteran of the War of 1812.
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Noblesville
Ind
Hinkle
New York Stocks Report By Thomson and McKinnon
June 25 sees attention on New York stocks as Thomson and McKinnon report market movements. Analysts note mixed trading with tech shares fluctuating while industrials hold steadier gains amid cautious investor sentiment.
France completes money stabilization impact on U S markets
In New York on June 25 Thomson & McKinnon report France has established her money, halting the drain on U S gold reserves. The heavy demand from mid-year settlements worsens a fragile money market and is unlikely to ease until funds flow back to money centers, suggesting continued liquidation on bulges.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
France
Hog Prices Rise on Local Market Sharply
Hog prices climbed about 40 cents in today s local livestock exchange, topping $11.25. Most 170 300 pound pigs sold from $10.35 up, with 4 000 receipts and 601 holdovers. Chicago opened slow with few sales and bids on choice 180 300 pound hogs around $11.10 15 cents higher than Friday.
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Chicago
United Preas
Market Prices and Commodities Across Livestock and Produce
The report lists retail commodity prices for apples and other fruits, vegetables, and seasonal fruits with California and Jamaica origins, plus New Albany and Tennessee entries. Hog, cattle, and sheep markets show price ranges, top bids, and supply comments from Chicago and East Buffalo by United Press.
Mixed Livestock and Produce Prices Across Markets
Indianapolis and Cincinnati report livestock bids and receipts with beef steer ranges from 12.50 to 14.38 per cwt and sheep prices steady. Pittsburgh shows fat lambs around 16 dollars and vealers up to 15 dollars. Produce prices include lettuce bundles, onions, and various fruits and vegetables with regional listings.
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United Press
Buffalo
United Preas
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Steaa
Pittsburgh
Wholesale Butter and Poultry Prices in Market Report
The market shows wholesale butter No 1 47 48c lb No 2 45 46c lb with cream prices at 27c flat and Longhorn 26.5c. Buying: Indianapolis delivered eggs 24 25c per dozen. Poultry buying: hens 21 22c per lb, spring 28c, leghorns 22 25c, old roosters 10c, ducks 11c, geese 8 10c, turkeys 20 30c. live prices vary by weight. Cheese firm, potato and butter recaps, Boston/Cleveland scales noted.
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Uci
New York
Indianapolis
Rees
Ates Ys
Pela
Poole Rio
Hay
Santaner
Iowa
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Jersey
Pacific Coasts
United Press
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Carolina
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Cotton market shows upward trend amid unsettled weather
In New York on June 25 and 26 the cotton market saw a scramble as unsettled weather kept demand strong. Futures opened higher with July at 21.73 cents and May at 20.50 cents, both up modestly.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
United Press New York
Local Wagon Wheat Prices At Elevators
Local reinsele elevators are paying 1.55 dollars for No 2 heat wheat. Other grades are priced on their merits and bought accordingly.
Births announce boys and girls in several local families
Birth notices record five newborn boys Hubert Silcox Mildred Silcox and others at 502 Drover 331 N Jefferson 1230 8S East 24 Spencer and six newborn girls Melvin Rang Reid Williams Blythe at listed addresses Catherwood These items present basic birth notices with names and street addresses for several families.
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Hubert
Mildred Silcox
Charles
Johanna Burnett
N. Jefferson
Arthur
Irene Wiley
James
Mary Gresham
Spencer
Melvin
Ida Rang
N. Lynn
Morton
Louisa Reid
Arbur
Willie E
Fern Williams
Sheldon
Myron
Margaret Blythe
Catherwood
Deaths Listed for 14 Individuals in Local Area
A list of deceased individuals includes Addie Wright 59 of 1037 W Thirty Fourth with carcinoma Phillip Loos 52 of 28 W Twenty Sixth with pulmonary tuberculosis Frank Larson 41 of Methodist Hospital with toxemia Marshall ene 37 of city hospital with pulmonary tuberculosis Ritchie 43 of Coleman Hospital with empyema Jarence Tyree 1 of 971 W Washington with gastroenteritis Hubert Childs 56 of Long Hospital with chronic parenchymatous nephritis Kenneth Hostetter 21 of St Vincent's Hospital with general peritonitis George Whelchel 78 of 520 E Vermont with chronic myocarditis Oscar St John 60 of 1238 Richland with nephritis and other misreadings Riemer 58 of 710 Weghorst with carian of Jeremiah Jane Michener 808 Ish Thire cardio renal disease in H Borestede 88 of 5 Vermont with sugar opening futures noted in markets listing July September and January benchmarks.
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Addie Wright
Philip Loos
Frank Larson
Methodist Hospital
Marshall Ene
City Hospital
Ritchie
Coleman Hospital
Jarence T. Tyree
Washington
Hubert G. Childs
Long Hospital
Kenneth Hostetter
St. Vincent's Hospital
George Whelchel
E. Vermont
Oscar St. John
Richland
Leomne
Riemer
Weghorst
Carian
Jeremiah Jane Michener
H. Borestede
Vermont
Foreign prices lower wheat off in Chicago
Liverpool weakness at the opening pushed wheat down on the Board of Trade in Chicago. Corn ranged from 4c off to 1c up, oats from unchanged to 1c up, provisions slightly higher. Northwest and Southwest weather improved but hindered wheat harvest in some regions. corn belt rain may delay new crop cultivation. oats moisture remained high.
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United Preas
Chicago
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Grain bids and inspections at Taeanepere Board of Trade
The record lists New York rate bids for Wheat and Corn with various grades and prices. It also details oats and hay bids and the inspection totals by grade, with car counts for wheat corn and oats.
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Taeanepere Board of Trade
F. Bas
New York
Timothy
Daher Hav
Sample Yell
Lear
Sharp rally in Bancitaly seen on rumor pool
New York June 25 Bancitaly shares rebounded from 103% opening to about 108 amid reports a pool of more than 50,000 shares was being formed by two firms. Heavy trading followed prior liquidation and short covering from the Pacific Coast aided the rise as the market sought relief from recent weakness.
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United Press
NEW York
Bancitaly
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
New York Stock Exchange
Weaknes
Hear Valuation Kicks Center Township Board Reviews
County board of review opened hearings on Center Township assessments the first day of a week devoted to the area. Reconsideration for Crow's Nest in the exclusive north suburb is planned this week. Board members indicate some large increases may be approved amid several new pretentious estates.
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Center Township
County Board of Review
Crow's Nest
North Side
Frank McCarthy Dies At 51 In Indianapolis
Frank E. McCarthy 51 of 2530 Talbott Ave. Indianapolis died at St. Vincent's Hospital after an operation. He worked over twenty years at the Big Four Railroad shops in Beech Grove and later sold valves for a Chicago company. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs John Kelley and Margaret, and son Francis J., all of Indianapolis. Egyptian Cabinet Dismissed in Cairo as Nahas Pasha’s coalition breaks down.
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Frank E. McCarthy
Talbott Ave
St. Vincent's Hospital
McCarthy
Beech Grove
Chicago
John Kelley
Margaret McCarthy
Francis J
Indianapolis
Two Names Sought for Democratic Nominating Committee Chair
Houston June 25 Anticipating Al Smith nomination booms push for a new Democratic national committee chair to replace Clem Shaver. W A Julian of Cincinnati and Franklin D Roosevelt of New York discussed as possible candidates with a plan to split duties. Roosevelt would run the campaign. Julian would chair the committee.
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Houston
al Smith
Democratic National Committee
Clem T. Shaver
West Virginia
National Committee
W. A Julian
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Smith
Roosevelt
Julian
Dry forces clash over A Smith VP bid
Former Wyoming governor Nellie Taylor Ross, a prohibitionist, asserts Anti-Saloon League and dry groups oppose A Smith’s nomination. She says many urban leaders are Republicans weaponizing prohibition to disrupt Democratic machinery, while praising Smith's potential to enforce the dry law.
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Houston
Texas
Anti-Saloon League
Smith
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Ross
Modern Methods of Crime Care Studied By Chiefs Encounter
Colorado Springs June 25 The 33rd annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police opened with demonstrations of airplanes tear bombs and smoke screens for fighting crime. US England and Canada officials attended with speakers including Chief John A Curry Niagara Falls NY president Chief J N Tillard Altoona PA and others from Detroit Buffalo and Pittsfield Mass.
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International Association of Chiefs of Olice
United States
England
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Detroit
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Buffalo
John L. Sullivan
Pittsfield
Mass
Post Office Workers Get Night Shift Pay Bonus
Indianapolis postal employees will gain a 10 percent night shift bonus for hours between 6 p m and 6 a m starting July 1. The extra pay applies to supervisory staff, special clerks, clerks, substitutes, watchmen, messengers, laborers, motor vehicle service workers, city carriers, and railway mail clerks and laborers.
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Indianapolis
Like Father- By Vimes Special
Houston June 25 Champ Clark's children honor his memory Bennett Clark Genevieve Clark Thompson New Orleans publisher push for Senator James A Reed of Missouri Reed backed Champ Clark in Baltimore 1914 Bennett a former House parliamentarian doubts Smith nomination
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Champ Clark
Bennett
Genevieve
James Thompson
New Orleans
James A. Reed
Missouri
Baltimore
Senator Reed
Bennett Clark
House of Representatives
Smith
Boom Arkansas Sill Wate as Robinson for Vice President
Houston June 25 Times Special reports a strong push for Senator Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas as vice president with Senator Caraway of Arkansas as chief sponsor. Robinson would strengthen the ticket and is seen as a leading Southern figure likely to earn broader respect. He would be permanent chairman of the convention. Pro-Smith delegations in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Utah Nevada Wyoming Colorado back him in a check of state support.
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Houston
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Caraway
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
Judge May Rule Today on Receivership Sale
Judge Bush may decide today in the receivership of Indiana Investment and Securities Company now held by LeRoy Lewis. Marion Finance bid 550 009 for assets appraised at 593 000. if not met, group sale possible, likely favoring Commercial Credit Company with 314 000 bid for automobile paper. Appraised value 295 000. Indiana Investment and Securities had offices in the Guaranty Building. Alexander Metzger was Marion Finance president.
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Indiana Investment and Securities Company
LeRoy Lewis
Marion Finance Company
Bush
Automobile Paper
Guaranty Bldg
Alexander Metzger
St Patrick's Church Corner Stone Laid At Woodlawn Ave Site
Corner stone of the $165000 St Patrick's Church at Woodlawn Ave and Hunter St was laid Sunday with Bishop Joseph Chartrand of the Indianapolis diocese officiating. The ceremony included Rev John P O'Connell pastor, Rev Joseph B Tieran and Rev George Sebastian assistants, and visiting priests. The church, to be finished next December, will replace the burned building. Maurice De La Tour, the arsonist, is in Indiana State Prison. Bishop Chartrand gave the dedicatory sermon. Women of the parish served dinner in the evening.
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Hunter St
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
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Joseph B. Tieran
George Sebastian
Maurice de la Tour
Indiana
Chartrand
Wrecks at Chili Parlor Ended by Police Arrival
Willie Carey owner of Blacker's Chili Parlor 45 W Ohio St reports a tough customer who wrecked the place. Police found James Dean 217 W North St arrested on assault and battery malicious trespass and drunkenness after he hurled mustard jars glasses bowls ketchup bottles and more at staff and patrons.
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Willie Carey
Blacker’s
Ohio St
James Dean
W. North St
Eugene Brewer
Nene St
de St
Mild Farmer Bloc Readies Talks on Aid at Republican Meet
Houston June 25 Farmers at the Republican convention voiced a mild conciliatory yet firm stance on relief measures. George N. Peek of Moline ill explained Mid West leaders pushed for McNary Haugen bills but noted Democrats supported the measure as often as Republicans. The farm bloc aims to craft a relief plank acceptable with or without McNary Haugen reference, possibly signaling a special Congress session if Smith wins. Indiana Farm Bureau pres. W H Settled and about thirty Indiana farmers arrive on a special train.
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Texas
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George N. Peek
Moline
Mid-West Farm Committee
Peek
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Congress
Smith
Arthur Mullen
Newbracka
Wilbur Marsh
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
W. HH
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Indiana
Veteran Odd Fellow Linaley Pierce dies at 81
Funeral services for Linaley M. Pierce, 81, will be at 10 a m Tuesday at Krezgele and Bailey undertaking parlor with burial at Hagerstown by the Knights of Pythias. He ran a large hardware store in Hagerstown for 45 years before retiring to Indianapolis. Surviving: son Claude Pierce and brother Frank Pierce of Hagerstown. long associated with I O O F.
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Krezgele and Bailey
Hagerstown
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Pierce
Ardmore Apts
Delaware St
Indianapolis
Claude Pierce
Oda
Hazerstown Lodge
Frank Pierce
Hazerstown
Stolen Cars Reported Across Several Indiana Addresses
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to numerous residents including Carl Lantz of 717 Livingston Ave and James Nance of 1913 N Meridian St. Ford makes appear at multiple downtown sites from Wabash St to Senate Ave. Other owners listed include Charles Cry David Rosenhere Fred Groza and Earl Miller among others with cars tied to Buick Ford and multiple street corners and rear or front of addresses.
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Carl BE. Lantz
Livingston Ave
Ford
Wabash St
Senate Ave
James Nance
Meridian St
Charles Cry
North Salem
Ind
Forrd
M. C. A. Carr Tire Company
N. Delaeware St
Washington St
White River
Henry A. Wright
Ohio St
Pensdleton
Earl “T. Miller
Shelbyville
Buick
Maryland St
David Rosenhere
Union St
Fred Groza
Michigan St
Essex
New York St
Frank Sulgrove
Beech Grove
Maryland
Pennsylvania
George Stuckey
E. Tabor St
Riverside Park
N. Meridian St
Otto Schmalz
Illinois
Fred Shaw
Lee St
Kentucky Ave
Auto listings reveal owner ties and found vehicles
Police report cars found tied to individuals including Anna Volk of 124 E New York St a Chrysler located at 1730 Southeastern Ave Luther Williams at 1636 Palmer St a Ford found near East and Louisiana Sts John Gordon of 518 S Meridien St with a Hupmobile found at Sixteenth and Illinois Sts W E Day at 928 N Denny St and a Ford found at 33 S Senate Ave. Ford 186 033 linked to 2025 E Tenth St.
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Chrysler
Southeastern Ave
Ford
Tenth St
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N. Denny St
S. Senate Ave
Luther Williams
Palmer St
East
Louisiana
John Gordon
S. Meridien St
Hupmobile
Sixteenth
Ilinois
Pageant of Progress staged by Troop 69 at Ritz Theater
Thirty four Scouts from Troop 69 will present the Pageant of Progress at the Ritz Theater on Wednesday and Thursday. James Biddinger Scoutmaster directs the production written by John Watson, slain in the Grotto wreck last fall. The pageant traces America's movement through ages of the nation’s growth.
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Ritz Theater
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John Watson
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