Stock market closes with strong industrials on week end
The New York market ends Friday with industrials at new highs as recovery from winter decline continues. Nickel Plate leads railroad gains while copper and merchandising stocks show vigor. Closing notes indicate cautious profit-taking before Sunday and mixed moves across several issues.
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United Press New York
Encourt
Jbasier
Protes
S. Steel
Southern Pacific
Texas Comms
Bank Clearings and Debits Reported for Week and Saturday
Local bank clearings on Saturday totaled 2.067 million dollars. For the week clearings reached 17.407 million. Bank debits were 0.641 million on Saturday and 31.917 million for the week.
Foreign Exchange Rates Show Modest Movements Across Currencies
The market closed with minor shifts in major currencies. Sterling edged to 4.32 percent, francs quoted at 5.2912 cents, Belgian francs at 4.6143 cents, and marks near 4.210 per dollar. Shanghai and Yokohama rates noted but details unclear.
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Foreign Exchange
Frances
Shanghai
Yokohama
New York Liberty Bonds June 238 Market Summary
Bond market notes show Liberty bonds with June 238 terms. Prices range around 101.20 to 102.13 with fractional changes and daily close near 101.23 to 105.7 observed. Trading activity includes bids and yields around 3 percent and 4 percent markers.
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New York Liberty Bonds
Market Prices for Poultry and Birds
Listing of packing stock fowls at 22 cents, fowls at 22, cocks at 18, springers and young turkey stock with prices 36 and 28 cents, old tom ducks at 33, geese and quabs to a dozen, overall market figures and per dozen quotes.
Gasoline Price List From Tank Wagon Supplies
Tank wagon prices for various brands and grades show Energee at 22 cents per gallon with 2 cents, Red Crown 18.2 cents, Diamond Iver Flash 22 cents, Standolind aviation taline 12.0 cents, et. 15.5 cents, Arclite 12.7 cents, Per 12.7 cents, Solvent 35 cents, Lion Power Cleaners 22.1 cents, V. M. & P. 22.5 cents, Standolind 23.5 cents.
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Energee
Lion Power Cleaners
Market Hay and Grain Prices Reported by Lis
Hay market prices and grain rates listed by Lis show mixed lots. Prices include 18 to 22 per ton for hay and straw, corn around 52 cents per bushel, and wheat at 9 to 11 dollars per ton with various lot specifics.
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Lis
Cotton Market Prices Report
Market data shows daily figures with opening and closing values and intraday highs and lows. The list includes several cotton price points such as 24.18 24.05 24.05 24.33 24.20 24.20 and 24.40 24.26 with related figures 24.40 29.2 8.98 29.04 25.1 24.95 24.96 24.43 24.23 24.27.
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Col Gas
Am I Corp
Electrical industry reports below normal
New York June 28 The electrical industry was operating 4.2 percent below normal by May per the Electrical World barometer. This is the first time since September 1922 activity has been below the normal level. The interval shows a 5.3 percent net decrease from April.
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York
World War Memorial Plaza Designs Shown in AR
Society of Architects at National Ameri Legion HQ viewed drawings and models of the Indiana World War Memorial Plaza by Cleveland architect F. R. Walker. Directors met at Lincoln. officers to be elected after luncheon. Claris Adams toasts dinner. M. E. Foley to speak. event includes entertainment.
Lumber Market Shows Firm Tone With Production Cuts
The American Lumberman reports a firmer lumber market than a week ago due to steady production curtailment across producing regions especially the West Coast. Stocks of softwoods are moderate and mills expect only a modest demand rise to trigger shortages of popular items. Bookings in early June rose to 83 percent of weekly production, with southern pine and Douglas fir at 94 percent. western pines did not gain.
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Chicago
Marriage Licenses List Individuals Across Cities
Marriage licenses issued for Byron E. Phipps and Elizabeth S. Keers along with multiple others. Names include Forest P. Feazell and Dorothy E. Baxter. Edward Schafer and Margaret Lyle. James Holloway Jr. and Malinda Evans. William Arnold and Theresa Bishop. Charles Martin and Jeanette Sternberg. William Coleman and Roxie Litz. Earl Voss and Thelma Ball. William Butcher Jr. and Martha Gettle. Emile Ensch and Margaret Neff. Frederick Smith and Margraet Harney.
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Byron E. Phipps
Cornell
Elizabeth S. Keers
Ale
Forest P. Feazell
Alabama
Dorothy E. Baxter
Harlan
Columbia
Edward Schafer
W. Morris
Margaret Lyle
Howard James Holloway, Jr
Bozart
Malinda Evans
N. Sixteenth
William E. Arnold
Indiana
Theresa V. Bishop
Indianapolis
Charles F. Martin
Logansport
Ind
Jeanette C. Sternberg
E. Nineteenth
William C. Coleman
N. Capitol
Roxie M. Litz
Park
Earl H
Margraet E. Harney
Ash
Building Permits and Dwellings Listed in Local Ledger
A local permits column lists numerous constructions and repairs. Entries show homes and garages with addresses such as 5315 Guilford and 1115 N. Senate, including furnaces, additions, reroofs, remodels, and signs with amounts from 250 to 5 000 dollars.
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Brown
Guilford
Bana
M. Brown
J. D. Adama & Co
N. Belmont
E.B. Palmer
N. Denny
Lucretia E. Mitchell
N. Senate
Equity Home Company
L. Johnson
Reid
E. Ward
Brook
E. Branstetter
Mankner
A. Hiser
E. E. Roberts
Sturm
Sturm, Mrs. K. Keating, Addition, 1302 E. Hoyt, $500. : Oitiomas Delaney
N. Euclid
Delaney
T. E. Grinslade
Southern
D. P. Carter
Miller
E. Ohio
Anne E. Kesling
N. la Salle
A. Seigle
College
Charles J. Lynn
Washington
Burton Pearce
Sheff Ae Furn
Hog Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Week Trading
Hog trading at the local market was strong and steady with Friday’s quotations. Heavy weights sold around 7.45 to 7.50, medium mixed porkers 7.30 to 7.35, and the bulk at 7.25. Pigs and light hogs moved at 6.75 to 7.25, sows at 6.50 to 6.65 for smooth packers and 6.35 to 6.50 for roughs. Receipts 8,000 with 779 holdovers. week saw a 20-cent drop from Monday’s top to a yearly low of 6.85 before an upturn. Saturday’s trades steady with most sales 8.50 to 9.50 for calves and mixed sheep.
Chicago Livestock Market Prices June Report
The Chicago market shows receipts of 6 000 hogs and 500 cattle with steady to mixed demand. Hog top at 7.30 with lighter weights 5.60 to 7.15. heavy packing sows around 6.80. killing pigs at 35.25 to 6. Cattle see early top mature steers to 10.85, long yearlings 10.15, beef cows 5.25 to 6.25, vealers 8.25 to 9.50. sheep receipts 3 000 with fat lambs about 13 to 14.75 and yearlings 10 to 11.50.
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Chicago
Contract setting on steady downhill path
A slight gain in private construction during the week ended June 19 did not reverse the overall downward trend in contract letting since the start of the month according to Engineering News Record. New York City shows an exception with consistent gains in building permits while iron and steel demand remains low. Demand for brick and cement and lumber shows steady gains, with other building materials like lime plaster glass and hardware also upgrading amid stable prices aside from minor dips in lumber and steel.
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Engineering News Record
New York City
Youth Dies Under Hammer At Terre Haute Plant
Investigation continued into the death of Theodore Coleman a 17 year old worker at the Highland Iron and Steel Company plant in Terre Haute Ind He was killed when crushed beneath a large hammer at the facility.
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Times
Terre Haute
Ind
Theodore Coleman
Highland Iron and Steel Company
Grains End Mixed As Market Closes On Hitched trading
Chicago June 28 grains finished higher overall after a quiet trading session on the Board of Trade. Wheat held steady with little change while corn advanced on light receipts and crop progress. Oats rose on reports of stalled field work as poor demand weighed on provisions and stocks. Carlots show Wheat 49 corn 51 oats 24 rye 4.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain Prices and Inspections at Indianapolis Board of Trade
Indianapolis bids show steady grain prices with No. 2 red wheat at 1.10 to 1.12 and corn mostly 90 to 97 cents. Oats steady at 53 to 54 cents, hay prices range from 19.50 to 22 dollars per ton, and multiple car inspections report mixed lots across wheat corn oats and hay totals.
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F. E. Be
New York
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Care Uate
Hay
Timothy
Police shake up rocks Shank era politics and grants
The police board put Mullin on leave and re assigned Allison from emergency to field duty after a robbery probe amid Armitage faction tensions. Thompson defended not firing at robbers citing hundreds of Grotto visitors. The board cited good service and mayor Shank denied directing removals while Mullin faced bond and permit questions.
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Allison
Willis Thompson
Ayres
William H. Armitage
Shank City
Mullin
Armitage
Thomas Dillon
Twelfth Ward
Dillon
Indiana State Farm
Board of Safety
B. L. Kingston
Shank
Joseph Roach
Thomas Thompson
Decatur
Ill
Thompson
Roach
Herman F. Rikhoff
Supreme Court
City Hall
Bill
Herman Radamacher
Riots and Klan debate rock Democratic convention
Convention delegates faced a volatile clash over religious freedom and a proposed Klan plank. Tensions rose as leaders urged a recess and factional lines formed around McAdoo support, union backing, and anti Klan positions amid a tense, unfolding political crisis.
Coney Island Bathing Beauty Supports Democratic Convention
Betty Brown of the Coney Island bathing beauty brigade shows loyalty to the Democratic Party at a New York convention. She admits the pose is unconventional but notes conventions aren’t strictly observed at Coney Island.
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Betty Brown
The
Coney Island Bathing Beauty Brigade
New York
Coney Island
Church notices and service schedule in early city papers
Community notices list multiple church sites and service times. Included are Church of Truth on North Street and Capitol Avenue, Second Church at Delaware and 12th Street, Church at 3350 Washington Avenue, and Third Church. Services: 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with lecturer Rev. Charles H. Gunsolus on Orthodoxy vs Christianity. Reading rooms open at several addresses. Sunday School times: Second Church 9:30 and 11 a.m. Third Church 9:15 a.m.
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Delaware
12Th St
Zara Church
Washington Vd
Charles H. Gunsolus
Spiritualist Church Services and Sessions Announced
The Second Spiritualist Church invites all to Sunday services at Red Men's Hall with messages by mediums and a piano program by Prof. F P Dillon. Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday at 1856 W Minnesota St. The First Spiritualist Church at 608 NW Liberty St presents Rev Lydia Crane with Sunday 7:45 p.m. service and midweek messages. all are welcome.
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Red Men's Hall
W. Morris and Lee Sts
Ladies’ Aid
Minnesota St
First Spiritualist Church
Liberty St
Mass. Ave
North St
Lydia Crane
Ruth van de Beuken
Laon So
Eeenue
Ealingou
Mrs May Connor Takes Poison After Quarrel
After a quarrel with her husband Mrs May Connor of 121 N New Jersey Street took a small amount of poison Friday night. She was revived by persons in the house according to police reports.
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May Connor
New Jersey St
Births in City and Nearby Areas
Birth notices list girls Garnet and Edna List at 2153 N Arsenal. boys Vernon and Armilla Sudd at 1264 Naomi. Roy and Florence Poole at 1465 Summit. Charles and Ida Kirkendall at 1254 N Pershing. Chesley and Sophia Mottern at city hospital. additional entries include Luther and Ruby Durham at 423 St Peter. Thomas and Helen Neidlenger at 3466 Carrollton. Foy and Edna Lail at 638 Ft Wayne. James and Zella Harrisk at 658 Arbor. oe and Leona Hines at 005 E Mary.
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Garnet and
Edna List
N. Arsenal
Luther
Ruby Durham
St. Peter Thomas
Helen Neidlenger
Carrollton
Leona Hines
E. Maryan
Boys Vernon
Armilla Sudd
Naomi
Roy
Florence Poole
Summit
Foy
Edna Lail
Wayne
Charles
Ida Kirkendall
N. Pershing
James
Zella
Harrisk
Arbor
Chesley
Sophia Mottern
City Hospital
Deaths and causes from local obituaries listed
A local death notice list reports Edward M. Easter Simon O’Haver Charles H Richardson Martha Katherine Schomber Charlotte Craigie Maude Cook Jesse S Van Wie Junior Lee Ryan Eleanor Blase Laura C Hadley with causes including acute cardiac dilation chronic myocarditis toxemia periitonitis and atelectasis across addresses and hospitals.
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Edward M. Easter
N. Pershing
Simon O'Haver
City Hospital
Charles H. Richardson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Martha Katherine Schomber
Ashland
Charlotte Craigie
Maude Cook
Ringgold
Jesse S. van Wie
Junior Lee Ryan
Warsaw
Eleanor Blase
Minnesota
Laura C. Hadley
Methodist Hospital
Glenn Starts Race On Second Annual Twenty Eighth St Event
Michael Glenn as police traffic supervisor opened the Twenty Eighth Street gang’s second annual boys bicycle race at 10 am. Fifty entrants rode on a dirt track improvised on corner lots with E. B. Reser as referee. A burglary at Standard Grocery Co. on Roosevelt Avenue 2754 yielded $100. A hacksaw was recovered during the rooftop search. Experts estimate a need for $3,000,000,000 in new US housing. England reports one officer per 666 people and 147,940 British troops, 109,273 at home.
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Michael Glenn
A. m
E. B. Reser
Standard Grocery Company
Roosevelt Ave
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League of Nations
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Ohio
Democratic Party
America
Bryan
Committee On Resolutions
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Cummings
Ed Moore
Moore
Platform Committee
Newton I. Baker
Resolutions Committee
McAdoo
Klan
Samuel Gompers
American Federaton of Labor
Spiritualist Church
Christ, Scientist
Christian Science
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Occidental Bidg
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Consolidated Bidg
N. Penn
E. Thirty-Fourth Street
Nell Edelman
Nell Welding
Cadle Tabernacle
Christian Laymen’s Committee
Duthie
Albert Greenwald
Irvington
Geo. Goldman
Arthur Macy
Clarence Campbell
Harry Marquette
Solo
Marie Eston
Arwin A. Holzer
Holzer
United States
South Side Spiritualist Church
Virginia Ave
A. A. Hamilton
Bertha Holtz Hamilton
Geo. Bishop
F. P. Dillon
Second Spiritualist Church
Progressive Spiritualist Church
Anna D. Throndsen
Audra Hodson
Myrick
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E. Apera
Joes Riupou
Glenn
England
Washington Bureau
Indianapolis Times
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
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Congress
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Interstate Public Service Company
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