Rallying Power of General List Asserts Itself
New York trading opened with gains as New York Central rose a full point and Union Pacific gained 1½, aided by strong record car loadings. Dupont jumped to 110 as steel and Studebaker rallied and bargain hunters emerged amid banking support, lifting prices after a morning decline. Twenty active industrials averaged 88.66 down 1.45%, rails 78.48 down 1.75%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
New York Central
Union Pacific
Dupont
Baldwin
American Car
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Wabash
Steel
Studebaker
Commission Houses
Atchison
Ani
Kennecott
Can
Pacific
Lehigh Val
Houston Oi
Nor. Pac
St. Paul
Cal
tL&é&sw
Olof NY
Union Pac
Sinclair
Texas Co
Kelly Spring
Allied Chem
M. Can
Lima Loco
Fam
Westh Elec
Steels
Ary
Bethlehem
May
Crucible
Mont. Ward
Ees Ee
Gulf
Owen Bottle
Rep I
UC Sears Roebk
US Steel
Ind al
Consol Gas
Motors
Col Gas
Shipping
Gen Motors
Am Int Corp
Atl Gulf
Max. M Studebaker
Stewart
Timken
Punta Alegre
Foreign Exchange Rates Across Currencies
The report lists bid and cable rates for many currencies including the lire, marks, and pesetas. Notable figures include 59 cents per dollar for one item, 5.22 percent for Belgian, and 14.68 cents for pesetas. Dates and specific currencies are cited with related bid and cable quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba Galled Financial
Eee Ae
Shen Gish
Idemand
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Building Permits Report Confusing List of Local Constructions
A long, garbled entry lists numerous building permits including dwellings, garages, and remodels with varied addresses and dollar figures. Notable items mention Kingan Company, E L Cothrell Realty, J L Holmes, William Hees, and George Tucker among others, with totals ranging from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan Company
Blackford
E. L. Cothrell Realty Company
E. Brighteenth
E. L. Cothrell Reality Company
N. Oxford
E. L. Cothrell
W. Ohio
Eberle
Eastern
Seowaoe Ceers Company
E. Tabor
Frank Lee
College
E. S. Stewart
N. Kealing
E. Haubold
Fletcher
Catherine Wynn
George C
Ear
Monument Circle
Auto Electric Shop
Meridian
Frohman
N . Gladstone
Mary A. Raney
Tuxedo
Joseph Burnett
Ben Gundelfinger
Central
Ben Hopkins
N. Drexel
Simons
Prickett
Park
Shiring P. Thomas
Graceland
Louis Goldsmith
Ruckle
A. Rink
Curb stocks rise as oil shares lead market rally
Lifting of pressure in oil stocks like Standard Oils provides bullish support on the curb market. Prairie Oil and Gas gains about four points, Vacuum rises near one, Gillette Safety Razor stalls after opening. Overall list shows healthier tone and motors trending upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
Standard Oils
Prairie Oil and Gas
Vacuum
Gillette Safety Razor
Market Outlook Quietly Shifts as Babson Sees Intermediate Rally
Babson agency signals moderating stock outlook with a long swing from 1921 not yet ended. Investors advised to hold through moves or sell into any upcoming rally. New York stocks like New York Central and Atchison seen at pre war levels with money rates lower. Mexico debt call date set for July 9 by bankers committee. US locomotive shipments show rising domestic output and shrinking unfilled orders through May 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Roger Babson
Babson
New York Central
Atchison
Union Pacific
Market Prices Across Cities June 28 Fresh Egg and Poultry Quotes
Markets INDIANAPOLIS show fresh eggs at 16c and packing stock butter 25c. fowls vary by weight up to 19c. leghorns 25% off. ducks at 12c per 5 lb. geese 10c per lb and squabs $5 a dozen. Cleveland lists potatoes butter eggs and poultry prices. New York reports flour pork lard sugar coffee poultry cheese and butter quotes with mixed movements and receipts for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Michigan
Florida Rose
Virginia Cobblers
Ohio
New York
Middle West
Rio
C. Santos
Pacific Coast
Removal hearing looms for Indiana post office bandit leader
Indianapolis police await Philadelphia removal proceedings against Edward Coulter 20 alleged head of a gang that robbed Indiana post offices and held up a Martinsville interurban near Maywood. He faces Federal Court here if Philadelphia authorities authorize his removal as detectives and Federal officers attend the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Edward Coulter
Indiana
Martinsville
Maywood
John Carlisle Heads to Two Weeks Fishing Vacation
Veteran county commissioners clerk John Carlisle leaves early Sunday for Lake Webster Indiana for two weeks of fishing. He is accompanied by Mrs Carlisle and Elizabeth. The absence leaves the courthouse to deal with routine tasks and minor rat concerns on Keystone Avenue during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Ave
John Carlisle
County Commssioners
Lake Webster
Ind
Cari His. Senet
Elizabeth Eee
Wheat Reclaims Losses After Volatile Trading
Prices at Chicago Board of Trade closed irregular as wheat regained early losses amid active buying. Corn and oats showed continued irregularity with corn easing on favorable crop news while oats fell from earlier strength. Provisions weakened on lower hogs and weak livestock receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial Cago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat and grain prices and receipts report
Chicago and Toledo grain desk data show July and Sept futures for wheat, oats, rye with small price movements. Primary receipts in Chicago on June 28 include higher wheat and corn volumes, with No 2 red and No 2 hard wheat priced around $1.04 to $1.14 per bushel and oats around 43 to 47 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo
Local Hay Prices Listed by Type and Weight
Market items show loose hay priced from 18 to 21 dollars per unit with mixed and light varieties. Corn and oats also listed with prices around 95 to 97 cents and 50 to 51 cents respectively.
Local Wagon Wheat mills pay $1.05 for No 2 wheat
The district reports licensing data listing numerous individuals with ages and addresses, noting wages paid for No. 2 wheat by local mills. Names include W D Alfke, Marie Kuhler, B Booker, many others with varied ages and street addresses across Indiana cities.
Owsley Endorses Court Call at Lion Club Meeting
Alvin Owsley national commander of the American Legion told the Lion's Club convention in Atlantic City that President Harding is supported in pushing an international court to settle disputes. He said the Legion seeks lasting peace after the hardships of war and the costly experience it brings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Lion's Club
Atlantic City
N. J
Harding
Alvin Owsley
The
American Legion
Hog Prices Fall Again By Twenty Cents At Local Yards
Hog prices dropped twenty cents amid large receipts at the local stock yards. About 12 500 hogs were offered, including 1 421 carried over. Most sales settled at 7 25 with some at 7 30, while sows and pigs fell to around 6 50 and 6. Calves ranged 9 to 10, with lambs at 14 50 and sheep down. Receipts were 700 cattle and 700 sheep and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
Livestock Markets Report Across Eastern Regions
Hogs receipts 46 000 market lower with varied grades. Cattle receipts 9 000 mixed demand with week’s decline. Sheep lamb receipts 10 000 steady to strong with good native lambs around 15.25 to 15.50. East Buffalo and East St Louis show slower hogs and higher calf values. Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati segments show mixed trends and price ranges for hogs cattle and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial Chicago
Buffalo
East ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dressed Beef Prices at Swift & Co Wholesale
Wholesale dressed beef prices from Swift and Co list ribs Loins rounds chucks plates by grade and cut. No. 2 rib priced at 1 cent per pound equivalent and No. 3 at 1 cent, loins No. 2 at 20 cents and No. 8 at 23 cents, rounds No. 2 percent at 20 cents and No. 3 at 17 cents, chucks No. 2 at 2 cents and No. 9 at 19 cents, plates No. 2 at 7 cents and No. 6 at 6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Deputy Sheriff Quits Replacing Maybelle Kiefer with Childers
Miss Frances M. Childers 1556 Barth Ave takes stenographer post in Sheriff Snider's office succeeding Miss Maybelle C. Kiefer the first woman deputy sheriff in the state Kiefer resigns effective Saturday and will marry R. Jack Stauagh of Minneapolis in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Childers
Barth Ave
George Snider
Maybelle C. Kiefer
Miss Childers
Frank Childers
Kiefer
R. Jack Stauoh
Minneapolis
Journalists of Catholic Church Gather Here
National convention of the Catholic Press Association of the United States and Canada meets at the Lincoln. J P O Mahony chairs the press committee. sessions run Friday to Saturday night with welcome addresses from Rev Chatrand and George A Barnard. Banquet Friday evening. Requiem Mass Saturday morning and a business session to elect officers. A sight seeing tour and luncheon are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Press Association
United States
Canada
Lincoln
J. P. O'Mahony
Indiana Catholic and Record
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
George A. Barnard
Warren T. McCray
F. C. Kelley
D. D
Catholic Church Extension Society of the
Schola Cantorum
SS. Peter and Paul
Elmer A. Steffen
St. John’s Church
Coal case dismissals reflect wartime government stance
The attorney general urged dismissal under a nolle prosequi while affirming the Sherman Act enforcement. He noted wartime government officials influenced coal operators and miners, acknowledging unlawful acts but citing doubts of guilt and a need to wipe the slate clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Justice
Missouri and Ohio to Play Finals in Marble Championship
Sammy Schneider of St. Louis and Harlan McCoy of Columbus will face off Friday for the National marble championship in Atlantic City. They survived a field of forty entrants. Schneider beat Ross Weaver, Indianapolis marble champion. McCoy is Northern States champion while Schneider is Central States champion. Five semi finalists were eliminated including Morris Goldfarb, Eugene Clewell, and Lloyd Williamson. Thousands watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Schneider
St. Louis
Harlan McCoy
Columbus
Ohio
Sammy
Ross, Weaver
Indianapolis
Ment
Scripps- Howard
Indianapolis Times
McCoy
Schneider
Morris Goldfarb
Ft. Worth
Tex
Eugene Clewell
Allentown
Lloyd Williamson
Tacoma
Wash
Cleveland Editor Leads Catholic Press Meeting
William A. McKearney editor of The Universe Cleveland Ohio serves as national secretary of the Catholic Press Association as it meets Friday and Saturday at the Hotel Lincoln in its tenth annual convention. A banquet at the Lincoln Friday evening is a featured event with Catholic newspaper men from the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. McKearney
the Universe
Cleveland
Ohio
Catholic Press Association
Lincoln
United States
Canada
Government to press lawful coal agreements amid miner disputes
Public impatience grows over recurring quarrels between operators and miners as proposed coal price coercion ends and fair deals are urged. Will Hays plans an Indianapolis visit to speak with Daugherty while Indiana Attorney General Lesh seeks a private talk. Daugherty aims for Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hays
Daugherty
Indianapolis
Hays
U. S. Lesh
Indiana
Federal Building
Columbus
Ohio
Weather Halts Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Week Classes
Unsettled weather cancels outdoor pool sessions for the Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Week. YWCA and other indoor programs proceed as usual. If weather improves, Friday and Saturday will feature the program with pins for swimmers of fifty feet or more. Captain Charles B. Scully, Red Cross representative from Washington, D C, praises Indianapolis instructors and plans fall resuscitation lectures for school children, firemen, policemen, and telephone operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charles B. Scully
Washington, D. C
Atlantic Coast
Johnstown
Indianapolis
Fidelity Building and Loan Association Incorporation
Articles of Incorporation were filed by Fidelity Building and Loan Association of Ft Wayne. Capital stock is listed as 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Building and Loan Association of
Ft. Wayne
Capital
Paving Question Put On Shelf In Indianapolis
City counsel Taylor E. Groninger said the paving agreement with the Indianapolis Street Railway Company will be discussed after the Public Service Commission hearings on the Indianapolis Water Company's rate increase set for July 18. Mayor Shank ordered Groninger to demand a clear pact and a yearly paving program under the Legislature's paving law, with Robert I. Todd to appear before the board of works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor E. Groninger
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Indianapolis Water Company
Public Service Commission
Shank
Groninger
Robert I. Todd
Board of Works
Fairview Camp Opens For Fifty Children And Twenty Five Babies
Fairview settlement unveils a summer camp run by the Family Welfare Society to feed and care for fifty children and twenty five babies south of Fairview Park. The camp replaces the Summer Mission for Sick Children and opens despite rain with 7 percent undernourished admitted. The staff includes Vivian Green James Taylor Etta Griffin Bertha Sprinkle Lora Hadley Elizabeth Fike Kate Metford Albert Ensley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Settlement
Family Welfare Society
Fairview Park
Paul L. Benjamin
The
Vivian Green
Children's Department
James Taylor
Summer Mission Board
Etta Griffin
Bertha Sprinkle
Lora Hadley
Elizabeth Fike
Davison Sees No Definite Plan After Resignation
The Rev. Jank E. Davison of Englewood Christian Church says he has no definite future plan after resigning several weeks ago. He is considering possibilities and hopes to continue in ministry. Davison left following board criticism of his objections to a meeting linked to the Englewood Hustling Hundred, a church branch accused of Klan ties. Leaders deny the Klan link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jank E. Davison
Tacoma Ave
Englewood
Dunn's Practice Barred by State Supreme Court
The State Supreme Court struck William M. Dunn from the list of attorneys qualified to practice before it. Dunn, former Gary city judge, is imprisoned in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. His resignation as city judge of Gary was filed May 2, 1923 and accepted by the Lake Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
State Supreme Court
William M. Dunn
Gary
Federal
Atlanta
Lake
Vacation Bible Schools Engage Indianapolis Children
In Indianapolis, summer Vacation Bible Schools use crafts, drama and music to engage children. Mrs. Ellen Hendricks reports high nonmember attendance and weekly talks by organist Charles Hansen. About 37 schools with 2,500 estimated enrollment operate citywide. plans for organization meet at Second Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Ellen Hendricks
Second Presbyterian School
University Square
Charles F. Hansen
Stone case decision in Hendricks Court Friday
The State seeks action against International Cut Stop Contractors and Quarrymen Action, Bedford Stone Club Auxiliary, and others for conspiracy to control stone trade. Judge Zimri E Dougan will hand down the decision Friday morning. preliminary findings suggest dissolving the Bedford group and forcing the International association to cease operations in Indiana. Attorney General U S Lesh expects dissolution and will be present for the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Cut Stop
Bedford Stone Club
Cha
Zimri E. Dougan
Hendricks Circuit Court
U. S. Lesh
Dougan
International Association
Bedford
Lesh
The
Illinois
United States
Catholics Urge Adequate Wages and Bargaining
United Press reports from Milwaukee on a Catholic conference endorsing adequate wages and collective bargaining. Speaker Father John A. Ryan argues for a middle ground between socialism and individualism with state action to curb evils, support family life and religion among workers. Officers elected include President David A. McCabe, honorary president Bishop Peter J. Muldoon, and officers from several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Catholic Conference
John A. Ryan
Individ
David A. McCabe
Princeton University
Peter J. Muldoon
Rockford
Tfl
R. A. McGowan
Washington, D. C
F. P. Kinkel
St. Louis
Joseph Hushlein
New York
J. J. Curran
Wilkes
GOP Leaders Meet in Cincinnati Five State Conference
Indiana Republican leaders attended a five state conference called by John T. Adams, chairman of the Republican national committee, in Cincinnati Ohio. Attendees included Clyde A Walb Indiana state chairman Frederick E Schortemeier secretary Lawrence Cartwright of Portland Mrs Edna Brucklin of Brazil and Miss Etelka Rockenbach of New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Adams
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clyde A. Walb
Indiana
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Lawrence Cartwright
Portland
Edna Brucklin
Brazil
Etelka Rockenbach
New Albany
Garbage tankage contract up $0.90 a ton by board
A 1000 tons sale to Smith Agricultural Chemical Co at $5 a ton was awarded by the sanitary board, raising annual net by about $2,000. Harold E. Dufenach was appointed assistant to A. H. Lloyd in charge of garbage and sewage reduction with a salary of $125 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Agricultural Chemical Company
Sanitary Board
Harold E. Dufenach
A. H. Lloyd
Daufenach
Also Mentioned on This Page
General List
Wall Street Journal
Inward Realty Company
Greeman
Punke
Butler
Business News
International Committee of Bankers
Washington
Department of Commerce
Edward Coutter
Chicago Grain Table
W. D. Alfke
N. Rural
Marie Kuhler
Broadway W. Booker
Emma iSmgellacon
Hopscom Ovey
Gladys Wiley
N. East
Marvin G
Highland Blvd
Ruth King
Shriver
G. D. Gane
Shirley, Ind
Gladys Walker
N. New Eon Reey
Roberts Annex
W. H. Hill
Kentucky
Goldie Hunter
L. E. Rhodes
California
Bessie Downey
W. Twenty-Fifth
Paso Carto
Florence Bokeloh
Rankin
N. Tibbs
Bonnie Herrin
N. Alton
Y. R. Duncan
Alma Sanders
N. Sherman Dr
W. Dicks
Brownell
N. Meridian
Baughman
Holaniocen
Marnie Sturdie
Holly
Co. Schmidt
Nordyke
Mary Belfert
Oliver
Herbert ‘Nees
Florence Aflain
Owsley Indorses Court
Mnate
Press Association
Missouri
Felix F. Bruner
Times
William A. M’kearney
Red Cross Life Guard
Fairview
Davison
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