Stock market continues higher in New York
Activity in the stock market opens with most prices rising from fractions to over a point. United Gas Improvement debuts with 10 000 shares at 48, rails utilities and metals gain, Wright Aeroplane and Curtis merge while United Aircraft slips after exclusion from consolidation, Public Service of New Jersey hits a new high and several other group gains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Walzer United Press
New York
United Gas Improvement
Wright, Aeroplane
Curtis
United Aircraft
Public Service of
New Jersey
Consolidated Gas
New York Central
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Baltimore & Ohio
Kenneylvania
Anaconda
General Electric
American Can
Union Carbide
United States Steel
General Motors
Bank clearings and treasury figures across major cities
Indianapolis bank clearings 54,909,000 debits 37,738,000. New York clearings 1,561,000,000 with 187,060,000 in house balances. Chicago clearings 94,400,000 and house clearing delinquents 6,200,000. Washington treasury balance 117,920,110.33 as of June 35 with customs receipts 444,529,173.41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Pees
Bank Cleara
Cleeping House
Balanc
Eders Reserve Bank Credit Defence
United
Chicago
Washington
Credit trend in stock market shows improving credit structure
Thomsen and McNincto discuss expected rise in loan statements and a shift in brokers loans. They note the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank abandoning rediscount rate hikes for now and predicting a possible summer reversal. With strong summer activity and bright fall prospects, the market sentiment remains bullish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomsen & McNincto A
New York
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve
Joans
Federal Reserve Board
Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and Cheese Led by Dairy and Poultry Rates
Cleveland and Chicago market notes list butter extras and firsts with prices from 28 46c, butterfat 46 47c, cheese and dairy items priced per pound. Poultry includes fowls 27 28c, leghorns around 20c, ducks 12 14c, spring chickens 30c, roosters 20c, broilers 25 34c. Eggs steady with extra firsts around 29 30c. Buster milk prices and regional potato quotes noted. Virginia and Wisconsin stock mention ranges and pack types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New York
Erie
Jadanepolis
Bulqitedt
Cleveland
Bulpited
Chicago
City in Brief Fractions of daily events and notices
The column lists many luncheon meetings by clubs in Indianapolis and nearby, notes train service resume on the Big Four Bridge July 7, and reports on a Purdue summer school outing led by Richard Lieber. It also covers election of Cornell Alumni Association officers, a State conservation speaker at a luncheon, theft report, an Indianapolis artist sailing to Paris for study, and a police inquiry into a local felony with five suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Turkey Run State Park
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
Cornell Alumni Association
John S. Kittle
Indianapolis
William H. Morrison
Thomas Hood
Ralston R. Jones
New York
Leonard B. Schick
Paris
Millis Advertising Company
Peoples Bank
Dawes Pants Action Draws Editorial Backlash
The Cleveland Press comments on Ambassador Dawes wearing trousers at British ceremonies, arguing democracy and Americanism rest on independence and clear policy on armament, world peace, and the world court, not on attire.
Debt Act To Be Valid If France Ratifies Debt Deal
Secretary Andrew J. Mellon announced that the treasury will consider as valid an act passed by Congress but unsigned by Speaker Nicholas Longworth. The measure postpones the due date of 400 million dollars in French war supplies debt if France ratifies the Mellon Berenger debt agreement by August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
United Press
Washington
Andrew J. Mellon
Treasury
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
France
Wheat Prices Slightly Off In Pit Opening
Wheat futures opened slightly lower as rains in the Canadian and domestic spring wheat belts weighed on sentiment. Corn and oats showed modest changes while provisions remained sold. The market framed as weather driven with light rains and subsoil moisture shortages, awaiting July 2 private crop estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
American Northwest
Iowa
New York Stocks Reported by Thomson and McKing
The itemized stock list from New York markets presents early gains and losses. Key issues from industrials and utilities show mixed movement amid trading session fluctuations. The report notes price shifts across multiple firms and sectors.
Fruits and Produce Prices From a Historic Market List
A dense transcript of varied fruit and vegetable prices from multiple regions and crates. Items include apples, apricots, grapes, oranges, strawberries, beans, beets, cabbage, cauliflower, lemons, onions, potatoes, and many others with per crate, per bag, per bushel, or per dozen pricing. The list reflects a bustling market catalog with regional offerings such as California, Florida, Michigan, Jamaica, and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Jamaica
Valencia
Michigan
Tennessee
Arizona
Texas
New Texas
Jersey
Nancy Hall
Ohio
Idaho
Building Permits With Multiple Boiler and Garage Projects
J Darmody Company files permits for a 5000 dollar boiler at 25 West Maryland and a 95 dollar boiler at 5329 Washington contayer with Kellogg. Kelloge wires 1200 dollars for a boiler at 5362 Washington receivni. G Aronholt plans dwelling and garage at 5783 North Delaware for 12250 dollars. Steel Frame House excavates at Fifty seventh and Pennsylvania for 1000 dollars. G Calles dwelling and garage at 217 East Mason for 2500 dollars. We Butler garage at 281 North Addison for 300 dollars. In Shock repairs at 909 North Capitol. Union Trust Company boiler at 711 Fulton for 400 dollars. F Stuck garage at 637 North Gray for 250 dollars. H L Ketler addition garage at 3034 North Delaware for 200 dollars. J Myers repairs at 1802 North Alabama for 1000 dollars. L Springers garage at 336 North Riley for 225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Darmody Company
Maryland
Aes Kellogg
Washington Contayer
Kelloge
Washington Receivni
G. Aronholt
Delaware
Steel Frame House Company
Pennsylvania
G. Calles
East Mason
Carpenter held on six counts after police chase
John F. Carpenter, 28, of 328 West Twenty eights street, and his wife were arrested after a police chase over more than two miles Wednesday night. Carpenter was charged with operating a blind tiger, transporting liquor, reckless driving, vagrancy, unlawful possession of an auto, and improper headlights. a quart of alcohol was found in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Carpenter
West Twenty-eighth _ street
Carpenter
Hoover offers farm board chair to Inter national Harvester head
President Herbert Hoover reportedly offered Alexander H. Legg of Chicago the chairmanship of a proposed federal farm board after a nearly hour long discussion. Legg, president of the International Harvester Company, conferred with Hoover in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bul Nited Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Alexander H. Legg
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Federal Farm Board
Legg
Plane Beats Death in Race to See Mother Die
Army Captain A. E. Easterbrook arrived from Texas six hours before his mother Mrs. Edmund P. Easterbrook died. The mother was the wife of the army chief of chaplains. The report praises Easterbrook for overcoming a deadly contest with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
A. E. Easterbrook
Texas
Edmund P. Easterbrook
Army
Two Claims Filed Against Will H. Latta Estate
Probate court records reveal two claims against the Will H. Latta estate. Amanda Hunt seeks 4280.87 alleging a 3000 loan dated August 14, 1920. Cecil K. Calvert seeks 500 on a note dated April 16, 1923. Latta died in a Carmel auto collision with a Monon train, leaving about 50000 in trust for future public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Latta
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Amanda Hunt
Latta
Cecil K. Calvert
Monon
Carmel
Hog and cattle prices steady in local Pens market report
Hog prices opened about steady from Wednesday with 160-300 lb hogs at 11.00 to 11.25 in local stockyards. Receipts about 4,000 with 767 holdovers. Cattle and veal also steady with steers 13.69 to 14.65, cows 8.00 to 10.50, vealers 14.50 to 15 with strong close. Sheep and fat lambs steady 4.50 to 6.50. Chicago hogs opened slow to 10 cents lower. bids 180-230 lb 19.80 to 11.05, 260-280 lb butchers 10.65. Receipts 27,000 with 5,000 directs. holdovers 8,000. Various weight ranges listed with mixed prices for hogs, cattle, and lambs.
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Rtchison
All Coast Line
Belt Onio
Canadhian Pac
Chesa & Ohio
Cheta Corp
Chi & N West
del & Hudson
del & Lacka
Erie Erie
Dl Central
Lehigh Vaile
Io & Nash
Mk&tmm Bry
Ne Central
Nyc & Stl
Jae
NH & H
Nor_ Pacific
Norfolk
Ray
Pennsylvania
Southern Ry Uy
Southern Pac
Paninic Das
Union Ecir
West Mar
West Pee See
United States
Pullmann Marek Air
Westingh
Otis
Vanadium Corp
Motors
Sler Corp Pale
Graham Paige
Gabriel Snobbrs
General Motors
Allason
Auburn
Mac Truc
Nash
Packard
Murray
Pierce Arrow
Calumet & Ariz
Andes O
Inspiration
Int Nickel
Kennecott
Magma Cup
Miami Copper
Texas Gulf Sur
U S
Otis— Atlantic
Freeport-Texas
Houston Oil
Indo Oil & Gas
Marland Oil
Lago Oil & Tr
Pan-Am Pet
Phillips
Union of Cal
ANS
Aateeee
Pichneta
Sinclair Oil Tee
Skelly Oil
Ates
Texas
White Eagle
Eee
Adv Rumely
Davison Chem
Dupontssecses
Famous Players
Lambert Ene
Kolster “Ff Sone
Weentsen ‘Ward
Natl Roe
Keith
Owens Bottle
Radio Corp
Te Rem Rand
Sears Roebuck
Union Carbide
Warner Bro
Wee
Univ Pipe
U S Cs Ir
U S Indus Alco
United Aircraft
Woolworth Co
Am Tel & Te
Erklyn-Manh T
Col G & E E
Elec Pow & Li
Col Edison Nor Am Co
Peoples Gas Aac Eee
United Corp Ltd Gas & el
West Union Tel
Am Ntl Corp
Atl Gulf & W
United Fruit Fee Ae
Kroger
California
Fleischmann Co
Blik
Natl Biscuito
Punta Algere
Postum Oo
B.od Eee
Sumatra
General Cigar
Lig & Meyers
Lorillard Ssa
RJ Reynolds
Lbha
United Cigar
Schulte
Grand Union
Chicago
Bynited Press
United Press
Buffalo
Times
Louisville
Cleveland
United Preas
Pittsburgh
Chicago and regional live stock market report June 7
Hog receipts 27000 with 5000 direct trading aiming at shippers. prices steady to 10 cents lower with top at 11.10 for 160-250 lb hogs. Cattle and calves receipts 5060/2500. steer and yearling trade firm to up 25 cents. top 15.40 for slaughter, with several weight brackets listed. Regional spots note Toledo East Buffalo and Louisville prices and volumes, with similar trends and ranges for hogs cattle calves and sheep.
Childhood sweethearts wed after long separation
Kalamazoo Michigan reports James Travis and Lulu Carr, once childhood sweethearts, wed recently after both endured marriage to others and the deaths of their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Mich
James Travis
Lulu Carr
State Leaders Convene On Law Enforcement Conference
Governor Harry G. Leslie met with leaders from the house and senate to begin steps toward implementing the 1929 concurrent resolution for a law enforcement conference. No date was set. more talks are planned. Attendees included Senator C Oliver Holmes Speaker James M Knapp and Representatives George L Saunders and Denver C Harlan.
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Harry G. Leslie
House
Senate
Herbert Hoover
C. Oliver Holmes
Rep
Gary
James M. Knapp
Hagerstown
George L. Saunders
Bluffton
Denver C. Harlan
Richmond
National Furniture Co space to be doubled
Enlargement of store made necessary by business growth. Floor space in the National Furniture Company at 335 West Washington Street will be more than doubled when remodeling is finished. Six thousand additional square feet of selling space will be added by extensions to Pearl Street at the rear of the store.
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National Furniture Company
West
Washington Street
Pearl Street
Girl Held as Bandit in Terre Haute Robbery Case
An 18-year-old girl using the name Bobbie Cleveland from Atlanta Georgia and two men Clinton Cochran and Steve Stamary both arrested on automobile banditry charges in Terre Haute Indiana. A storet merchandise theft was linked to the trio. Cochran reportedly was paroled from an Ohio prison for a prior car theft conviction.
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Bobbie Cleveland
Atlanta
Clinton Cochran
Steve Stamary
Terre Haute
Cochran
Ohio State Prison
Births List Shows Newborns Across City
Birth announcements record boys and girls born to multiple couples including Paul and Katie McCombs Harold and Sylvia Stewart Emerson and Ruby Price Carl and Lucille Shipp Damon and Henrietta Schwindler Herbert and Mary Dwyer Wylie and Georgia Denny Henry and Isabel Davis Nathan and Dora Prince Arthur and Ruth Williams Anneth and Helen Paxton George and Etta Clichenst Robert and Martha Hall William and Lucy Oliphant Perry and Eric Meador locations include Methodist Hospital and various addresses in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Katie McCombs
Highland Place
Harold
Sylvia Stewart
South Sherman Driv
Emerson
Ruby Price
North Gray
Carl
Lucille Shipp
Tabor
Damon
Henrietta Schwindler
Hitler
Herbert
Mary Dwyer
North Kealing
Wylie
Georgia Denny
Pital
Nathan
Dora Prince
Methodist
Arthur
Ruth Williams
Anneth
Helen Paxton
Olive
George
Etta Clichenst
East
Robert and
Martha Hall
William and Lucy Oliphant
Oliver
Perry
Eric Meador
Brookside
Deaths in Local Records Feature Multiple Premature and Chronic Illnesses
TheIntense listing includes infant premature death at city hospital and adults with coronary thrombosis carcinoma chronic myocarditis pulmonary tuberculosis apoplexy meningitis and intestinal obstruction. Notable ages range from 2 to 82 with addresses in multiple streets and hospitals noted. The record mentions several named individuals including Margaret E Mulford Ellen Gibson Elizabeth Woesner Lettie Maria Schofield and Katherine Anna Kyler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Margaret E. Mulford
North Meridian
Ellen Gibson
South Dearborn
Elizabeth Woesner
Park
Lettie Maria Schofield
North Bevinle
Benjamin Franklin Dailey
South Ritter
Agnes T. Jaggers
Union
Paetane Scott
Graceland
Mary Malcom
Katherine Anna Kyler
West
Gaeth
Long Hospital
Lions Club to Install New Officers Next Wednesday
New officers of the Lions Club will be installed at the weekly luncheon at the Lincoln next Wednesday. Reports from the international convention will be read. Mayor L Ert Slack Police Chief Claude M Worley and fifteen Indianapolis police members attended the meeting.
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Lions Club
The
the Lincoln
L. Ert Slack
Claude M. Worley
Indianapolis
Three Mars Hill Brothers Arraigned on Theft Charges
Oran Day Orville Day and Virgil Day were bound over to the grand jury on charges of receiving stolen property and grand larceny after building a four room bungalow on Second avenue west Mars Hill using materials from Indianapolis jobs. Judge Paul C Wetter set bonds at 1500 for Oran and Orville and 750 for Virgil. They were arrested June 20 on vagrancy charges.
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Second Avenue
West
Mars Hill
Indianapolis
Grand Jury
Paul C. Wetter
Oran
Orville Day
Virgil
Dynamite Found Under Repossessed Car In Indianapolis
Detectives probed how a one pound stick of dynamite ended up under the front seat of a repossessed auto driven from Peoria Illinois by Paul Jones of North Side Essex Company. The car had been owned by George Prince a stone mason formerly of MacPherson avenue and police were told he often used explosives in his work.
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Indianapolis
Peoria
Ill
Paul Jones
Station Street
North Side
Essex Company
George Prince
MacPherson Avenue
City Adds Forty Firms Through Chamber Drive
Clifford L. Harrod industrial commissioner told Kiwanis members at a luncheon that Indianapolis has drawn more than forty new industries in the past two years via the Chamber of Commerce industrial commission. He noted there had been no concentrated effort before the commission’s formation.
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Indianapolis
Industrial Commission of the
Chamber of Commerce
Clifford L. Harrod
Industrial Commission
Chamber
Purdue forestry camp draws thirty students to Henryville
Thirty students under Professor Burr W. Prentiss attend Purdue university school of forestry eight week summer camp in Clark county state forest near Henryville. The 5 240 acre reserve is the largest U S experimental station dedicated to native hardwoods with practical field work planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr W. Prentiss
Purdue University School of Forestry
Clark County State Forest
Henryville
Educators' Meet Delegation Heads to Atlanta
Roy P. Wisehart superintendent of public instruction headed the delegation from his office to the annual convention of the National Education Association in Atlanta Georgia. Roy R. Roudebush and C. R. Maxim Wisehart's assistants accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy P. Wisehart
National Educational Association
Atlanta
Roy R. Roudebush
C. R. Maxim
Wiseihart
Assisiames
Earth's Core Liquid Glass Says Scientist
Times reports Dr Reginald A Daly of Harvard describes an imaginary X-ray view of Earth's interior with a liquid glass core occupying about half the diameter, surrounded by a metal layer, basalt rock, and a thin granite crust. He notes immense pressure and heat at the core, differing from other theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Reginald A. Daly
Harvard University
Popular Science Monthly
Earth
Daly
Merchants Sponsor Pushmobile Contest In Neighborhood
Merchants around Forty-fifth and Delaware sponsor a ten mile pushmobile race on those streets late Monday. Twelve pushmobiles compete after elimination trials Friday and Saturday. Each unit has one driver and four pushers with prizes donated. Organizers are Jack Heffelman, Lowell Kennedy, and Gus Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-fifth
Delaware Streets
Jack Heffelman
Washington Boulevard
Lowell Kennedy
Forty-sixth
Gus Jackson
Delaware Street
Republican Club Gains Hundreds of Members
The Marion Club reports several hundred new members as Albert E. Uhl, its president, says the group formed weeks ago to create party harmony. Directors vote to expand the board from seven to nine and plan new headquarters within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Albert E. Uhl
Uhi
Fire destroys warehouse. police seek two men
A blaze at the Consumer's Lumber Co warehouse at 2010 Northwestern avenue destroyed the old frame building. Police seek a Negro and a white man for questioning after a railroad flagman, Joe Parish, reported seeing them near the tracks minutes before the fire. Loss estimated at $2,000 per Harry Dollman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer's Lumber Company
Northwestern Avenue
Joe Parish
Virginia Avenue
Big Four Railway
Harry Dollman
Indiana Courts Face Summer Recess Schedule
Indiana's supreme and appellate courts begin summer recess July 3, extending to October. The supreme court will reconvene August 17 and September 13 for important cases. Clerk Charles L. Biederwolf announced the office remains open for filings that do not require court permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Willard B. Gemmil
Supreme Court
Gemmill
Charles L. Biederwolf
Bond issues approved for Taylorsville school project
The state tax board approved a $57,000 5 percent bond issue for the Taylorsville school in German township Bartholomew county and a $5,000 bond for the civil city of Taylorsville. The petition had sought $65,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew County
State Tax Board
Taylorsville
Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested in Kokomo
Roy Revolt, 20, of Kokomo, was arrested for questioning in the Hobbs State bank robbery case after a banker identified him as a gang member. Authorities said the arrest tied Revolt to the second holdup.
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United Preas Kokomo
Ind
Roy
Kokomo
Hobbs State Bank
Hobbs
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