Railroad stock features mart in list opening
New York June 26 United Press activity in railroad stocks led the opening trade on the Exchange. Delaware & Hudson jumped to 189 up 4 points as Texas & Pacific slipped after Monday. Atchison rose to 188 with others like Missouri Pacific and Missouri-Kansas-Texas active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Texas & Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis Southwestern
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Radio Rose
Victor Talking Machine
Pan American B
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review Today
Stock advances push copper shares higher after dividend news
Advances in trading push prices up 1 to 2 points as heavy buying hits Anaconda after it declares a 100th dividend at 4 annual basis. Copper shares rise with the sector. General Motors gains about 4 points, Radio gains 2 and United States Steel rises to about 134.74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
General Motors
Radio 2
United States Steel
Banking and Exchange Reports From Major Cities
Indianapolis bank clearings reached 3 907 000 with 7 422 000 debits. New York clearings stood at 1 270 000 000 with a 109 000 000 balance. Chicago reported 111 900 000 clearings and a 6 200 000 balance. Foreign exchange opened lower with various rates. Liberty bonds showed values around 100 for 31 and 4s near 101.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
United Press
Clearing House
Chicago
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Stock Market Faces Severe Weaker Turn Amid Adjustments
The piece notes the stock market undergoing a harsh test after broker loans, gold exports, and peak speculation. It cites income tax effects and upcoming mid year interest and dividend needs as factors shaping adjustments, with a future signal expected in the money market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKi
New York
Citizens’ naturalization papers secured in vault plan
Antonio Lagrotte, new American citizen, recovered his lost naturalization certificate and stored it in a vault after a restoration by district naturalization director W A Kiefer. Final hearings are set for September 27 at the Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Lagrotte
Noble St
Lagrotte
W. A. Kiefer
Kiefer
New York Stocks Briefs From June Market Notes
The June report from New York stocks notes trading activity across major exchanges. Institutional observers cite Thomson and McKinnon analysis and daily price movements for all main indices.
Market Words in Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Cities
Cleveland Buffalo Cincinnati Pittsburgh AYNE details hog receipts and prices by weight with decreases noted. cattle and calves receipts and prices shown as steady or up. sheep receipts and top and bulk lamb and ewe prices listed for each center. Names include city markets and weight brackets.
Local hog market falls as receipts rise at livestock exchange
Hog top slips 20 cents to 11.05 amid a general market decline. Receipts total 27 000 hogs with 500 directs. 190 300 pound weights sold mostly 10.90 to 11.05. light weights down to 10.25 to 11. Lambs steady to 50 cents lower. beef prices mixed with steers 13.50 to 14.65 and cows 8.50 to 10.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Close
Atchison
West
Lehigh Valley
NY WN & H
Nor Pacific
Norfolk & West
Pere Marquette
Noun Lyania
Southern Ry
St Paul Fd
Lé&sill
Texas & Pac Ape
Union Pacific
Wabas
Maryland
Goodrich
Goodyear
Kelly-Spat
United States
Am Car & Fdy, Nee Wee
Am Steel F. Vee
St NY Air Bra
Westingh Air
Vanadium Corp
Motors— Am Bosch Mag
Chandler
Chrysler Corp . Oe
Cent! Motors
Illyria - Dodge Bros
Gabriel Sablers
General Motors
Hudson
Bate
Jordan
Ack Tr
artin-Parry
My Moon
Nas
Packard
Studker Cor
Stromber Carbone Timken
Willys-Oyerland
Smit & Rig
Ariz
Cerro de Pasco
Chile
Greene
Inspiration
Kennecott
Miami
Texas Gulf Sul
Cal Petrol Atlantic Gig
Freeport-Tex
Houston
Phillips Petrol
Fatewes
Sinclair Skelly Oil
Texas Corp
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chemical
Armour
Curtis
Davison
Harvester
Lambert
Lowes
Kelvenator
Montgom
Pittsburgh Co
Owens Bottle
Adio
Orpee
Rem Rand
Sears-Roebuck
Union Carbide
Indus Alco
Wright
Woolworth
Utilities
Am Tel & Tel
Interboro
Not Power Nor Am Co
Std Gas & el
Ay Utilities Power
Union Tel
Guew
United Fruit
Feods
Austin
Jewel
Jones Bros
Natl Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Post Co
Ward
Sumatra
Meyers
Sis Cigar
Pu United Areas
Cleveland
Aleady
Preas
Buffalo
Caesa Cebeaiaie
United Press
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bulk
Two Hurt In Crashes Involving Parked Car And Horse Carriage
A parked car rolled down a garage incline and struck Joseph Brown at 621 West Thirtieth Street near the Leventhal garage at 22 North Capitol Avenue injuring Mrs Brown slightly. Separately Elihue Jeffries at 121 West Twenty Sixth Street was hit by an automobile driven by Kenneth Davis 36 of Elwood Indiana after his horse carriage ran away leaving Jeffries on the pavement. he was treated at city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brown
Thirtieth St
Leventhal
N. Capitol Ave
Brown
Elihue Jeffries
W. Twenty- Sixth St
Citizen soldiers hear payroll sounds at camp parade
Citizen soldiers at the C M T C at F& Harrison received their first payroll today. Camp officers arranged transportation money for men en route to camp. A regimental parade occurred Monday night in rain with fewer spectators from Indianapolis. Parades planned Thursday and Friday and battalion reviews in July. Seymour Stewart and Robert L Pond promoted to sergeants in Company E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F& Harrison
Indianapolis
Seymour Stewart
N. East St
Robert L. Pond
Central Ave
Heating Hearing Set on Discontinuing Service in Indianapolis
Protesters challenge Indianapolis Light and Power Company plan to abandon its Alabama and Sixteenth Street heating plant. A public hearing before Public Service Commissioner Howell Ellis is scheduled for Wednesday. A cross petition seeks an audit of the company’s books an appraisal of the plant and an engineer’s check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Alabama
Public Service
Howell Ellis
Wholesale and market prices for butter, cheese, poultry and more
Butter and butterfat prices listed for No 1 and No 2 grades. Cheese wholesale prices by variety with regional notes. Fresh poultry buying prices for hens leghorns and roosters with weights. Regional price quotes for potatoes, hay, flour pork lard and sugars. New York and Cleveland price updates cover eggs, poultry, cheese and baked goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New
Legorn
Bu United Press
New York
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Lée
Brothers
Maine
Bermuda
Jersey
Pacific Coast
Expulsion of NYSE member Edwin H. Stern
Edwin H. Stern, a NYSE member since 1910, is expelled for conduct inconsistent with trade standards. The charge cites a May 3 1928 incident where he sold 400 shares to the broker who placed an order, then bought the balance for his own account and later sold 1,000 shares to that same broker at a higher price without disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Aress
New York
Edwin H. Stern
New York Stock Exchange
Stern
Variety of Produce Prices From Commission Row Goods
A long list of fruits and vegetables with assorted prices per crate, hamper, or dozen. Items include apples, apricots, cantaloupes, cherries, grapefruit, lemons, limes, oranges, peaches, pineapple, raspberries, strawberries, asparagus, beans, beets, carrots, cauliflowers, cucumbers, lettuce, mangoes, mustard, onions, parsley, peas, peppers, rhubarb, tomatoes, and more. Prices largely reflect California, Florida, Louisiana, Kentucky, and other regions with multiple unit measurements and vendor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Jamaica
Craete
H. G
Rae Sorin
Texas
Kentucky
Florida
Epa
Idaho
Carolina
Alabama
Local Wheat Prices and Sugar Futures Movement
Local elevators offer 1.55 for No red wheat with other grades bought on merit. Sugar futures opened higher with nearby 2.44 and 2.59 for Sept and Dec contracts, rising about 0.04 to 0.02.
Births in City Hospital Residents List Record
A fragmented list of newborn girls and their parents from city hospital records. Names include Emmi, Irene Wallace, Austin Paff, Geneva Sinnett, Pearl Betts, and multiple entries tied to city hospital care. The text lists pairs and households across several streets and includes several repeats and misreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Art
Margaret Rajko
W. Pearl
Emmi
Irene Wallace
Anna
Myrtle Means
Chas Eee
Zella Weathers
X. Ox
Gorge
Grace Walter
E. Levot Walter
Gertrude Davidson
Austin
Geneva
Paff
City
William and
Iola King
Ezell and
Lela Marrs
Eleanor Sinnett
Virgil
Pearl Betts
Sanford
Helen Baste
She
Katherine”. Pierre
N. Moran
Crawford
Pearl Pitcher
City Hospital
Alfred and Adrere City Hospital
Henry
Hattie Brown
Nellie Watkins
Hostige
Cerilda Hopkins
City Hos
List of Deaths and Causes from Local Obituary Column
List of deceased with ages and causes including Rebecca Klingensmith 84 at 966 WN Sheffield acute liver atrophy Lindley Pierce 80 234 N Delaware cerebral hemorrhage Rachel Atkins 83 1228 Herbert bronchopneumonia Clarence Baker 67 Central Indiana Hospital chronic myocarditis Ona Ross 26 Flower Mission Hospital pulmonary tuberculosis James McMannis 36 1519 Kennington lobar pneumonia Charles B eem 60 859 W Thirtieth cerebral hemorrhage Alonzo Rabb 58 Long Hospital carcinoma Charles H Wiese 56 4345 College acute dilatation of heart Fred J Koepke 57 525 S Alabama pulmonary tuberculosis Lillie L Sawyer 35 city hospital myopathic? Alberti Charles Metcalf 69 1929 N Pennsylvania uremia Pauline Palmore 18 522 Drover pulmonary tuberculosis Alonzo James 65 Central Indiana Hospital arteriosclerosis Irr Staite 49 Methodist Hospital hypothyroidism Penistles F Hemiston 10 2100 W Washington fractured skull accidental Vennie Hines 51 city hospital myopathy Anna E Brown 46 2636 Bellfontaine Swanke 13 Camp Gridley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca E. Klingensmith
WN. Sheffield
Lindley M. Pierce
N. Delaware
Rachel Atkins
Herbert
Clarence Baker
Central Indiana Hospital
Ona Ross
Flower Mission Hospital
James McMannis
Kennington
Charles 8. Beem
W. Thirtieth
Alonzo Rabb
Long Hospital
Charles H. Wiese
College
Fred J. Koepke
S. Alabama
Aise L. Sawyer
City Hospital
Alberti Charles Metcalf
N. Pennsylvania
Predictions of clear weather push wheat price down
New predictions of clear weather in the northwest and southwest sent wheat slightly lower at the opening on the Board of Trade. Corn and oats were slightly higher and provisions rose modestly. Weather across the plains showed clearing in key wheat regions but continued moisture in the middle section with below normal temperatures. Five inches of hail reported at Sydney Nebraska. Liverpool markets weaker than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Sydney
Neb
Liverpool
Corn Belt
Cotton Futures Rise Amid Market Uncertainty
New York June 26 Cotton futures firma Lyrae trading noted after morning notices. July at 2.50 down .04 while October 21.82 up .05 December 21.72 up .09 January 21.52 up .07 March 21.37 up .08 May 21.32 up .08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Apne
Spe
United Prensa New York
Cotton Futures Lyrae
City in Brief list of local luncheons and events
The item catalogs numerous local club gatherings and events including Purdue Alumni Association, Kiwanis, Lions, Chamber of Commerce, and Round Table luncheons. It notes other items such as a memorial commission letter, a Maine bridge dedication invitation, a safety conference, a Broad Ripple Park outing fundraiser, and police activity incidents. It also mentions visitors, a touring Swiss prison official, and personnel changes in the patrol ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue Alumni Association
SeXiwanis Club
Lwan Ub
Clan Lions Club
Lincol Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Round Table
Chi Alpha
Board of Jadeee Plasterers’ Association
Jundh- Severin
Alpha Eta Pi
LingoIn
Wa Beta Phi
Severin
Anaconda Copper Declares Century Dividend Milestone
Directors of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company celebrate the 100th dividend by issuing common stock on a $4 annual basis, up from $3. A quarterly dividend of $1 is declared payable Aug. 20 to stockholders of record Aug. 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Metal Roofs Shield Humans From Lightning Says Indiana Scientist
Bloomington June 26 Dr Mason C Hufford of Indiana University physics dept says a metal roof offers the best protection against lightning for humans. He notes that any metal container blocks strikes and advises staying in such a structure while highlighting trees as dangerous during storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bloomington
Ind
Mason C. Hufford
Indiana University
Physics Department
Hufford
Dr. Hufford
Earth
Senators named to attend Gooding funeral
United Press reports a committee of senators from Indiana Idaho Montana California Wyoming Oregon Iowa and others will attend the funeral of the late Senator Gooding who died at his home in Gooding Idaho. The announcement was made Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Watson
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
Johnson
California
Kendrick
Wyoming
McNary
Oregon
Shortridge
Wheeler
Stiewer
Iowa
Senator Gooding
Gooding
Helen Batte
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago
Celestine Smith
Mantell Near Death in New Jersey Country Home
Atlantic Highlands New Jersey June 26 The physician Dr John Boyd reports little hope for the recovery of veteran actor Robert B Mantell who is weakened further from a general breakdown while at his Brucewood country home The Times Special from Peru Indiana notes a pioneer chest used for flour and pea storage donated to the Miami County museum by Hal C Phelps The seven by two by two foot poplar chest said to be made by Dr Benjamin Henton who settled in 1836 is described in the report.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Robert B. Mantell
John Boyd
Boyd
Mantell
Peru
Ind
Miami County
Hal C. Phelps
Benjamin Henton
Prena
ST. Louis
Roberto Dominguez Carillo
Mexico
Carillo
Mexico City
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
University of Illinois
National University of Mexico
Dwight P. Morrow
Bu Times
Lebanon
Indianapolis
John W. Hornaday
Boone Circuit Court
Charles R. Sowders
Sowders
Phyllis
Richard Bowers
Columbus
L. A. Lewis
John A. Patton
Dora Atkins
Idlewild
Mich
James H. Waters
W. Twenty-Sixth St
Edgemont Ave
Everett White
E. A. White
C. K. Bedford
Royal Undertaking Company
Huntsville
Ala
Henry J. Richardson
Mesdames
Octavia Hammond
Beulah Wiggins
Alleghany Mountains
William Goodwin
Nettie Walker
Fredonia Bundy
Ohio
Abolition Push Targets Indiana Tax Board At Assembly
Muncie Indiana June 26 A motion at the Indiana Association of Park Departments convention urges abolishing the Indiana State board of tax commissioners as a centralizing influence on city government. Richard Eibel of South Bend introduced the resolution which was adopted. Gary was chosen as the 1929 convention site with officers and committees named across city and park departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
General Assembly
Indiana Association of Park Departments
Richard Eibel
South Bend
Gary
W. P. Gleason
C. Y. Andrews
Peru
Adolph Emhardt
Indianapolis
Allan J. Wylie
Bloomington
Frank Borman
Karl T. Brown
Obra
D. N._ Foster
Frarne Louis Glueck
Beard Fire
Karl T. Owa
EG Roub Jr
Indianapo
Walter Jarvis
Wood Posey
Terre Haute
Ward L. Mack
W.P. Gleason
Harry Milligan
Terre la
Georg Morgan
Adolph Saneicke
Frayne
Ray Stubbs
East Chicago
Earl Brooke
Rules for Scooter Derby Entrants Announced by The Times
The Indianapolis Times Capitol Diaries announces scooter derby rules with class structure for ages 5 to under 12, vehicle specs including wheel base and handlebar width, required instructor certification, parent approvals, and prize breakdown totaling 500 dollars across three classes plus semi final and special awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times - Capitol Dairies, Inc
Times Office
Graduates of Negro Schools Here Succeed
Rating of Indianapolis Negro school principals and teachers places second to none. Notable alumni include Noble Sissle, William E. Scott, and Leonard Franklin. Crispus Attucks High School’s 1927 opening boosted local teacher numbers. 217 staff serve about 35 000 pupils in Marion County with Negro population around 60 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Noble Sissle
Europe
William E. Scott
Leonard Franklin
Indianapolis Teachers
Crispus Attucks High School
Butler
Indiana
Marion County
Death notices Klingensmit and McCarthy
Rebecca Klingensmit mother Mettie Ahmidt age 84 died Sunday evening at 7 35 p m at 966 Sheffield Ave funeral Tuesday June 26 10 38 a m daylight saving burial Crown Hill private services McCarthy Frank E age 52 husband of Margaret and father of Margaret Francis and Mrs John M Kelly died Monday funeral Thursday June at 9 a m at residence 2530 N Tierville Avenue and Paul C4 ih
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klingensmit
Rebecca FE
Mettie Ahmidt
Neval Rvice
Sheffield, Ave
Crown Hill
McCarthy
Margaret McCarthy
Margaret
Francis
John M. Kelly
N. Tiervites
Anton and
Paul
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Ether
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Chicago Board of Trade
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George Rogers Clark Memorial Commission
State Printing Board
Ed Jackson
Col. E. A. Robbins
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Carlton Bridge
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Ralph O. Brewer
Arthur J. Bernault
Bernault
Indianapolis Safety Council
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Athenaeum
Henry L. Dithmer
Tom Snyder
Indianapolis Motor Truck Association
Broad Ripple Park
Indianapolis Street Railway
Association
Center Council, Security Benefit Association
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Austin Johnson
Eugene St
Blackers Chilli Parlor
Ohio St
Otto Kellerhals
Witzwick
Switzerland
J. A Brown
State Board of Charities
Kellerhals
Alva Thomas
Joe Stulesman
Irvin Baker
Board of Safety
Times-Capitol Dairies
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Samuel Fisher
Walter Shockley
Lucian Meriwether
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Lucile Lee
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Abner Danville
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