Geneva Split May Result in Naval Parley
June 27 reports suggest a separate naval limitation conference, with France and Italy, could resolve the dispute over Britain's demand to discuss capital ships rather than the tri‑partite program. Officials gave murky signals as Gibson and Admiral Saito indicated possible new talks once five signatories are present.
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Oveneva
France
Italy
Great Britain
High
Gibson
Admiral Saito
Tokio
Japan
Price Moves Mixed As Stock Market Opens
The week starts with mixed price action across groups in New York trading. Bull moves appear for Colorado Fuel while Steel and General Motors weaken. noon selling broadens, lifting stops and pushing a sharper decline.
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United Press
New York
Colorado
Steel
General Motors
General
Baldwin
American
Hudson
Mack Truck
Hogs Sell Lower as Market Slows at Union Stockyards
Hog prices fell 10 to 15 cents in slow trading at the Union Stockyards with receipts about 6,000 and 284 holdovers. Chicago market mirrored weakness, with Parkers 160 to 200 pounds at 9.15 to 9.25 and 250 plus pounds 8.50 to 8.75, while pigs and sows moved lower and cattle and calves showed mixed results across latest bids.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
United Press
Cincinnati
Bu United Press
Cleveland
Bu United Presa
Toledo
mHaEkey
Buffalo
Arket
Ogni
Market Sane Wethers
Top Fate Lambs
Banks and Exchange Updates and Rates
The Indianapolis bank clearings total 3 664 090 and debits 5 870 000. New York reports foreign exchange activity with balances 98 000 000 and a 514 600 000 daily total for June 27. Sterling demand at 4.85516, francs 3.91%ac, lira 5.7342, belga 13.88, marks 23.68, with small declines noted.
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Indianapolis
New York
United Preas
York
Belga
Indiana farmer reports damage scare over alleged breakage
A farmer in Conn. reports alarms triggered by damages blamed on a company. The incident involves a confrontation over alleged broken items and parental reprisal in the dispute.
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Tford
Conn
Retired Indianapolis Policeman Jesse Streit Dies at 63
Funeral services for Jesse M. Streit 63 a retired Indianapolis policeman will be held Tuesday at 2 p m from his daughter Mrs Ethel Rupps home 1931 Hoyt Ave He died Saturday after 33 years in the force Cancer of the stomach had left him in failing health for six months and he was bedbound for four weeks Burial will be at Crown Hill cemetery Members of Logan Lodge No 575 Free and Accepted Masons will officiate
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Jesse M. Streit
Indianapolis
Ethel Rupp
Hoyt Ave
Streit
Logan Lodge
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mr. Streit
State budget committee meets at State house for first session
Governor Jackson leads members of the State budget committee in a first post adjournment meeting at the State house. The discussion covers fund transfers and salary schedules as part of fiscal planning.
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Jackson
State Budget Committee
Statehouse
Brethren Camp Alexander Mack Hosts Fourth of July Gathering
Milford dispatch reports the annual get-together will be part of the Fourth of July program at Camp Alexander Mack in Indiana, operated by the Church of the Brethren.
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United Press
Milford
Ind
Alexander Mack
Church of the Brethren In
Indiana
Mass for Ambroson One of Two Fascisti Killed
Thousands attend a mass in Potenza Italy for Ambroson killed in New York on Decoration Day. The body lies in state at the Commune of Culture as public mourning continues.
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United Press
Potenea
Italy
Ambroson
New York
Colutre
Livestock Markets Wide Recall Across Cities June 27
Chicago reports 6000 cattle and 11000 sheep receipts with mixed prices for common and better grades. Cincinnati Louisville Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and others show hogs steady to lower with cattle generally steady to higher and calves and sheep varying by region.
Wheat prices at local elevators vary by grade
Local elevators pay $1.30 per bushel for No red wheat. Other grades are bought based on merit.
Butter and poultry prices from markets and futures
Markets report wholesale butter cents per pound with creamery and local dealer bids. Poultry buying prices cover hens leghorn cocks ducks geese turkeys and broilers with varied weights and regional adjustments. New York and Chicago listings include flour pork lard sugar coffee and potatoes with fresh receipts and range quotes.
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Indianapolis
Bu _United Press Co
South Carolina
Virginia
New York
Middlewest
Santos
Long Island
Young Americas
Pacific Coast
Maine
Canada
Jersey
Uailed Press
Chicago
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Bliss
Fruit and Produce Prices in Local Market Ledger
A busy catalog of fruit and vegetable prices lists dozens of items with suppliers such as Ben Davis, Georgia Helen Bellis, California, and Texas producers. Notable entries include apples at various rates per case or barrel, strawberries from India and Michigan, and prices for cantaloupes, oranges, lemons, limes, and pears. Also shown are crates, boxes, and baskets with per-unit and per- hundred measures, plus regional varieties like Valencia oranges and Texas pinks.
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Ben Davis
California
Georgia
Michigan
Florida
Produce Agency Act Effective July
The Produce Agency Act makes it a misdemeanor to dump or destroy perishable farm products in interstate commerce for or on behalf of another and also punishes false accounting in handling such goods. Effective July 1, the act was received by B H Rowell, USDA inspector, at 637 Meyer Kiser Bank Bldg. Complete application details available from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics in Washington.
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Produce Agency Act
B. H. Rowell
Meyer-Kiser Bank Bldg
Fruit and Vegetable Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Sugar Market Shows Improved Tone With Demand Rise
In New York on June 27 a stronger sugar market tone emerges with better demand for granulated and refiners showing more interest in raw, while futures await broader consuming demand to trigger a substantial advance. The article advises continued purchases.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Weather favorable. cotton prices seen firm near month end
The weather over the weekend was favorable and prices are expected to trend lower unless conditions change. The July position showed strength at the weekend close and is anticipated to stay strong from now on, pressuring other months.
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Thomson& McKinnon
New York
Kershner Receives Long Service Cross in Indiana
Brig. Gen. William H. Kershner, adjutant general of the Indiana National Guard, was decorated with the 151st Infantry Long Service Cross at a Blue River Country Club dinner. Col. D. Wray DePrez presented the award for Kershner’s 33 years and six months of service with Indiana military forces.
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United Press
Elbyville
Ind
William H. Kershner
Indiana National Guard
151St Infantry
D. Wray DePrez
Blue River Country Club
Here
Kershner
Indiana
Borer Found In Madison County Corn Near Anderson
A European corn borer was discovered on Eli Hudson’s farm five miles north of Anderson Indiana. Half an acre of corn is infested and authorities plan precautions to stop spread. Samples will be sent to State entomologist Frank Wallace for analysis. This marks the first appearance of the borer in Madison County.
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United Press
Anderson
Ind
Eli Hudson
Here
Frank Wallace
Madison County
Bearish trend likely as wheat opens higher in Chicago
Wheat opens higher by about 4 percent amid ideal winter-wheat harvest weather and favorable growing conditions elsewhere. Corn falls in recent days and is expected to stay weak, while traders await a catalyst for an upswing. Provisions open steady.
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United Presse
Chicago
Chicago Special Grain Receipts and Shipments Report
Times Special from Chicago on June 27 shows primary receipts for wheat 1,620,000 against 2,606,000. corn 1,195,000 against 557,000. oats 1,094,000 against 000. shipments wheat 679,000 versus 712,000. corn 414,000 against 376,000. oats 304,000 against 347,000.
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Times Special
Chicago
Births Report From Area Hospitals Featuring Multiple Families
Birth announcements list numerous families welcoming boys and girls. Names include Robert and Lena French at 1626 Minocqua and Fred and Emma Beinburg at Methodist Tob. Other couples appear at addresses across the region including 926 Ketcham and 3005 Meredith with several hospital affiliations.
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Robert and
Lena French
Minocqua
Harold and Rice Taylor
Methodist Hospital
Roger and
Mary Crowdus
Golay
Joe and
Francis Semich
Ketcham
Prank
Mary Turk
Haugh
David and
Myrtle Barton
E. Northeter
Margaret Dietz
Meredith
Harmon and Carrol Boles
Ashland
Glen
Nellie McCarroll
Lawton
Osea
Anna Viewesh
East
Fred and
Emma Beinburg
Tob
Pernie Blackwell
Louis
Lillie Allen
Stillwell
Charlies
Huby Backus
Belmont
Chester
Lola Bereman
Concord
Clifford
Nellie Heidenreich
W. Washington
Harry
E. Neely
Rural
Charles and
Matthe Hill
Dexter
Clarence
Ada Greenough
Broadway
Walter and
Hildah Kershner
Deaths list includes multiple residents with varied causes
A city death notice lists numerous individuals with ages and causes of death. Louise Winkelhouse 68 peritonitis. Maude Lock 21 urban address. Maude Lock and Mary Collier noted with carcinoma. others include cerebral hemorrhage, acute myocarditis, septicaemia, lobar pneumonia, accidental death, and acute cardiac dilatation among residents aged 23 to 77.
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Louise Winkelhouse
Reisner
Teenateur
Organ
City Hospital
Atfeld
Ie Christian Hospital
Harvey Parker
Jackson
Maude Lock
Minerva
Palmgnglmer Ronen
Er Rhea
Guilford
Small
J.D. Davis
Building Permits Filed For Numerous Repairs And Constructions
A lengthy list shows permits issued for garages, reroofs, furnaces, additions, repairs, and move ins. Notable entries include Katherine B. Mott dwelling and garage at 4455 N Delaware for 10500 dollars, C B Foxworthy repair at 217 N Beville, Englewood Church repair at 57 N Rural, and Pennsylvania State Railroad reroof project for 500 dollars.
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Morris
E. Ace
Twen- Mary
Linwood
Logue
Pershing
Samuel C. Freeman
Fletcher
N. Beville
Rome
Romanof
Walter Sunkel
N. Temple
Frank Gavin
E. New York
Edward Underwood
N. Bethe
Producers Oil Company
Tan E. Michigan
Vaisasindiantpalis Foundation
Move
Laware
Pennsylvania
John Baumann
N. Keystone
C. Borneman
N. Bellefon
Katherine B. Mott
Delaware
C. B. Foxworthy
Englewood Church
N. Rural
Mary Lindley
Sn Carter
Vermont
Harig
Ees D. Stokes
Liam "Rentorth
N. Jefferson
Ere
Parkview Lemle
Buckle
George Montgomery
Broadway
Yestler University School
Fortyoh cHugh
Beville
Nsylvania Railroad
State and
Alliance Ends Session With Love Feast in Claypool
Dr Harry G Hill of Indianapolis presided at the closing meeting of the New Thought Alliance congress in Claypool. The congress ran since June 19 with brief talks by executive board members and community singing. Dr Frank S Wicks spoke on The Psychology of Jesus. Other Sunday speakers included Dr Mary Billet Lorenzo B Elliott and Brown Landone. Mrs Mary Chapin formerly led morning and afternoon sessions.
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Harry G. Hill
Indianapolis
New Thought Alliance
Claypool
Congress
Victor Garten
Isabel Parry
Frank S. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Jesus
Mary Billet
East Orange
N. J
Lorenzo B. Elliott
Chicago
Brown Landone
Hackensack
Mary Chapin
Rigsby to Give Murder Trial Testimony at Newcastle
Newcastle Ind June 27 Town Marshal Melvin Rigsby of Shirley was to take the witness stand in his murder trial of Herman Riggs Henry County farmer. Defense witnesses testified nothing unusual in Rigsbys approach and denied he had a revolver. The state cited past quarrel between Riggs and William Spurlock to attack the slain farmers character.
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United Press
Newcastle
Ind
Melvin Rigsby
Shirley
Herman Riggs
Henry County
Riggs
Rigsby
William Spurlock
Joseph Beatty
George Shaw
Donald Main
Ross Radical
Frank Harris
Public to Get Steve Report on Prison Cruelty Allegations
The state charities board report exonerating Indiana State Prison officials from D. C. Stephenson's cruelty charges is expected to be released Friday afternoon at Michigan City. Prison trustees will meet to decide Stephenson's parole petition after final draft completion Tuesday.
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State Charities Board
Indiana
D. C. Stephenson
Michigan City
Stephenson
John A. Brown
Charities Board
Jackson
the Charities Board
Indiana Grain Dealers Meet At Lake Wawasee
Members of the Indiana Grain Dealers Association will meet at Lake Wawasee for their midsummer gathering on Thursday and Friday. The South Shore Inn will be the meeting place and prominent Indiana city speakers will address the sessions.
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Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Lake Wawasee
South Shore
Indiana
Belgian scientists at Columbia win permission to make synthetic wines
Two Belgian scientists at Columbia University have been granted permission by prohibition authorities to manufacture synthetic champagne port and sherry using a newly discovered secret substance. They agreed to destroy all wines produced after tests are completed and the exact test details were not specified.
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United Press
New York
Columbia University
Terre Haute Board Urges Impeachment of Prosecutor
Vigo County board members including Frank T. Drake push impeachment of Prosecutor Will A. Church after indictments against Road Superintendent Charles Long and his assistant Ira Wellman. Drake cites an obsolete law to claim commissioners must enforce rules and hold the prosecutor to account.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Vigo County
Board of County Commissioners
Frank T. Drake
Will A. Church
Drake
Jacob Jones
William T. Holmes
Charles Long
Long
Ira Wellman
Dry lawmaker targets Gilliam over anti saloon league
Indiana state representative Frank Wright, a proponent of the Wright bone-dry law, denounces Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam as misinformed or slanderous. Wright says Anti-Saloon League speakers are motivated by belief, not pay, and defends weekly Sunday talks. He cites alleged increased collections tied to Gilliam’s medicinal liquor stance and says funds go to league superintendent E S Shumaker without accounting.
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Anti-Saloon League
Frank Wright
Madison
Ind
Wright
Arthur L. Gilliam
League
Gilliam
E. S. Shumaker
Indiana University Dental School to Adopt Seven Year Plan
Indiana University School of Dentistry may implement a two year scholastic and three year professional program totaling seven years. Dean T R Henshaw says the plan has backing from Carnegie Foundation researchers who favor improved teaching. Since 1925 the school has used a five year structure with one pre dental year plus four years of dental study.
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Indiana University School of Dentistry
T. R. Henshaw
Carnegie Foundation
Army deserter arrested in Vincennes shoe clue
Homer A. Pipher, arrested as a suspicious character in Vincennes, was identified by Police Chief Thomas Martin through his army shoes. He admitted desertion and was returned to Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
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Vincennes
Ind
Homer A. Pipher
Pipher
Thomas Martin
Fort Thomas
Auto Kills Muncie Boy
James Devers, 14, of Muncie, was fatally injured four miles west of Muncie when struck by an automobile driven by Ira Wilhelm, 23. He died at a hospital of a skull fracture.
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Bu United Press
Muncie
Ind
James Devers
Here
Ira Wilhelm
Indiana Grain Dealers Meet at Lake Wawasee Mid Summer
Indiana Grain Dealers Association will hold a two day mid summer meeting at the South Shore Inn Lake Wawasee starting Thursday. President Walter M Moore of Covington will preside. Speakers include E E Elliott Muncie vice president J J Fitzgerald Indianapolis Charles Jenkins Noblesville Hazen B English United States Department of Grain Inspection secretary Charles Quinn Toledo Ohio and leaders from the Grain Dealers National Association Toledo Produce Exchange Indianapolis Board of Trade Chicago Board of Trade Buffalo Corn Exchange and Toledo.
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Uw Times Arsaw
Ind
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
South Shore Inn
Lake Wawasee
Walter M. Moore
Covington
E. E. Elliott
Muncie
J. J. Fitzgerald
Indianapolis
Charles Jenkins
Noblesville
Hazen B. English
Board of Review
United States Department of Grain Inspection
Charles Quinn
Toledo
Ohio
Grain Dealers’ National Association
H. W. Applegate
Toledo Produce Exchange
E. Clifford Barrett
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Frank J. Delany
Chicago Board of Trade
Fred Pond
Buffalo Corn Exchange
Fred Meyer
M. E. Church to Complete Structure This Week
Seventeen new members joined as Forest Manor Methodist Episcopal Church prepares to finish construction this week. Attendees included district superintendent Rev. Harry A. King and pastors from nearby churches.
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Forest Manor Methodist Episcopal Church
Thirty-Fifth Sts
Harry A. King
Alva O. Montgomery
Trinity M
H. P. Pierson
Pest Hotline Reports 600 Calls On Lice Infestation
The State Entomologist's office received more than 600 calls in the past week about plant lice. Harry F. Dietz notes wet weather worsened the season and recommends a nicotine sulphate and soap spray plus natural parasites to curb lice activity. Many trees show severe leaf loss.
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State
Harry F. Dietz
Nobile Eyes Nonstop Dirigible Rome to Buenos Aires
Colonel Anberto Nobile of the Steffansen Ellsworth polar expedition announces to United Press plans for a non stop dirigible flight from Rome to Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
Anberto Nobile
Buenos Aires
Negro Elks convene in Muncie Indiana for state meeting
Negro Elks of Indiana opened their state convention in Muncie with Judge Clarence W. Dearth delivering the welcome. Grand exalted ruler Findley Wilson of Washington D C. responded to the session which will close Wednesday.
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Muncie
Ind
Negro Elks of
Indiana
Clarence W. Dearth
Circuit Court
Findley Wileson
Washington, D. C
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