Stocks Await Senate Action On Fess Bill
New York brokers reported weekend activity marked by cautious demand as investors awaited the Senate vote on the Fess bill. Steel edged up, American Locomotive rose, Woolworth fell, and United States Rubber faced renewed pressure with shares sliding to new lows amid mixed oil and merchandising stocks. General Pete led oils with a 1 per cent gain and Standard Oil of New York rose, while Fisk traded heavily near the day’s low.
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Steel
American Locomotive
Woolworth
Hudson
American
Standard Oil
New York
United States
Fisk
Banks and Exchange June 28 Local Clearings Indianapolis totals
Indianapolis bank clearings for today amounted to 3 831 909 dollars with debits of 25 136 dollars. Foreign exchange by United Press reports a lower demand for sterling and notes on francs marks and Belgium rates with modest changes in cents.
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Indianapolis
United Press New
Belgium
Fruit and Produce Prices From Commission Row Retail listing
A dense catalog of fresh produce prices by item and origin. California grapes and melons dominate, with boxes and crates listed at various per-unit and per-pound rates. Florida asparagus and Louisiana peaches appear, alongside onions, cabbages, potatoes, and peas with specific crate and dozen prices.
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California
Valencia
Femen
Renee Pouben
Indiana
Florida
H. G
H. H
Louisiana
Paney
Nancy Hall
Saab
Local Market Report From Indianapolis Wholesale Prices
Fresh deliveries and wholesale buys list dairy butter poultry and potatoes with varied prices. Creamery dent grade butter around 41 cents per pound. leghorns turkeys ducks and heavy fowls priced per dozen or pound. Virginia potatoes at about 6.50 a barrel. receipts include butter cheese poultry and potatoes with multiple grade notes and abbreviations.
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Indianapolis
Asec
Virginia
AIC
Carolina Barrel Cobblers
Sugar Market Update Faces Weather Hit on Production
The secretary of the States Sugar Association notes unseasonable weather still affects the market. Refining and deliveries show limited improvement, with 69,000 long tons reported for the year and weaker prices.
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Gon & McKinnon
Aes
Toer
Cotton Market rises as trading speeds pick up in New York
In New York on June 28 the cotton market shows quicker trading and rising opportunities. Analysts note stronger demand and a tendency toward selling at current prices as market sentiment shifts.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Wheat Prices Dip as Heavy Receipts Hit Chicago Market
United Press reports that rising southwestern wheat receipts pushed futures lower on the Chicago Board of Trade. Oats fell, corn firmed, and substantial export demand helped steady some losses. July led the drop while cash prices eased across cities.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Wichita
Hutchinson
Enid
Omaha
Wheat and grain prices and receipts in Chicago market
Chicago grain table shows wheat and corn quotes for July and September with highs lows and closes, plus receipts figures. Provisions and other grains price notes are listed with domestic and imported clovers and butter egg hay values for June 28 market activity.
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Chicago
Co.n
Vigo County Faces Milk Sickness Outbreak
Southern Vigo County reports an old fashioned milk sickness outbreak to Dr. William F. King. Three cases in one family include one death, with history noting Hin dostan Falls suffered a similar tragedy decades ago. The disease is linked to cows eating a certain weed.
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Vigo County
William F. King
State Board of Health
Indiana
Hindostan Falls
King
Hardware research head to address purchasing agents lunch
P. J. Stokes research director of the National Retail Hardware Association will speak on business conditions at the Indianapolis Association of Purchasing Agents luncheon Tuesday. He is slated to discuss current market trends and industry outlook for hardware merchants.
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P. J. Stokes
National Retail Hardware Association
Indianapolis
Archduke Returns for Vienna Derby Day
Archduke Franc Salvator, the exiled Austrian sportsman, was allowed by the republic to return to Vienna for a day to attend the Austrian derby at Moran's. Min attended the race, highlighting a rare public appearance amid ongoing exile.
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Archduke Franc Salvator
Vienna
Min
Moran's
Hog and cattle prices slip at Indianapolis market
Hog prices opened week at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange with a top of 15 dollars and most sales between 14.25 and 14.70, several at 14.95 and 15. Receipts totaled about 6,500 hogs along with holdovers. Cattle and calf markets held steady with steady to unchanged quotes, calves around 12.50, steers 8 to 10.25, heifers 7 to 10, and sows 6 to 8. Sheep and lambs remained steady with lambs 10 to 14.50 and sheep at 7 and down.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Helfers
East Buffalo
Chicago
Mits Pglevelad
Sheen
Trata Gearne
Eerie
Gates
Livestock Markets Mixed Across Regions in Late June
East Buffalo reports cattle receipts near 2400 with varied prices from high grade steers to cows and bulls. calves and sheep also show active markets. Chicago sees 25000 cattle with fat stock softer and hogs easing. other notes include June 28 prices for horses and mixed stock, with regional shifts and top figures cited.
Spring Pigs Decrease Reported by Agriculture Dept
The United States Department of Agriculture reported a drop in spring pig numbers. The data show a 36.4 percent rise in sows bred for fall and 344 more sows farrowed this spring, signaling shifting production.
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United States Department of Agriculure
Farmers Send Protest Over Farm Bill Alteration
Des Moines Iowa June 28 farmers in the Midwest resent the proposed Fess Amendment to the cooperative marketing bill now before the Senate President Charles E Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation wired President Coolidge protesting against the measure claiming it is inadequate ineffective and fails to meet national needs
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Midwest
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Today
Coolidge
Fess
United States Senate
Army Air Bill Wins Buy United Press
Washington June 28. House action now sets the stage for consideration and final enactment of the $144 million army aviation program bill. The House ruled a rule for consideration after committee reported.
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United Press
Washington
House
Salvation Army Fresh Air Camp Opens For Poor Families
The Salvation Army launches its fourth fresh air camp for poor mothers and children. About 100 people will ride from Capitol Avenue Citadel at 9 a.m. to the six by twelve mile site twelve miles from the city, as civic clubs funded the cottages and Major and Mrs W B Sowers lead the program.
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Salvation Army
Pendleton Pike
Sunnyside
Universal Club
Capitol Ave
W. B. Sowers
Pennsylvania inquiry probes use of liquor fund and witnesses
The investigation details how the Pinchot Rhodes fund funded law enforcement actions with audits every six months. Vouchers show expenses for drinks and travel as investigators testified about methods to obtain evidence, including liquor purchases and dry days. The committee plans to finish the Pennsylvania phase this week and proceed to Westerville filings and Illinois primary concerns.
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Harvard
Westerville
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Market dispute leads to fist fight at courthouse stand
Mrs. Sarah Cohen is ejected from a market stand on the Delaware Street side of the courthouse while continuing sales on Market Street. The confrontation escalates into a fist fight between Earl S. Garrett the city market master and Aaron Red Cohen, a district precinct committeeman.
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Sarah Cohen
Maple St
Market St
Earl S. Garrett
Aaron
Red) Cohen
Three Testify Against Keeney in Bribery Case
Casey testified Keeney accepted $300 to fix witnesses in the Casey Webber case and destroy evidence in a Federal liquor charge. Keeney was arrested after Casey's statement to police and the U S District Attorney. Hearing on bribery charges postponed to Thursday morning.
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Lockwood
Casey- Webber
United States
Linus P. Meredith
Claude F. Johnson
Bert Ward
Howard S. Young
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Maryland Sts
Plan Fight on Fess Farm Bill Protests Gains Steam
Indiana farmers prepare a national fight against the Fess farm bill as Luke W. Duffy former State Senator and Indiana representative at the corn belt conference in Iowa leads the effort. Samuel H. Thompson of the American Farm Bureau Federation endorsed Duffy’s telegram urging opposition to the plan and calling for profits over credits to preserve farming.
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House
Senate
Luke W. Duffy
Iowa
Duffy
Indiana Born Bureau
O Biante
Samuel H. Thompson
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wator
James J. Watson
King Alphonso Hints Spain Will Quit League
In an interview King Alfonso of Spain accused the League of Nations constitution and signaled Spain will withdraw unless granted permanent membership on the council. De Rivera reportedly restored peace, while police say a plot to assassinate Alfonso was foiled and two men are in custody.
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Alphon
Spain
Teng Dy Iyer
League of Nations
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Alphonso
League
League Council
Vincennes Mayor Urges Police to Follow Law After Conspiracy Case
In Vincennes Indiana Mayor Claude Grese urged officers to adhere strictly to law after a tobacco and liquor conspiracy case linked to Terre Haute investigations. He warned that getting involved with the government is easy but exiting is hard, directing policemen to stay on the straight enforcement path.
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Vincennes
Ind
Aging Woman Attacked in Canton We Ty Terror Case
June 28 report of a series of assaults by a masked intruder in Canton and We Ty. William Jinks, 76, pursued the suspect after he leaped into a home, attacked and tortured a woman, raising fear of a terror reign in the area.
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Entorth
Canton
Waters
William Jinks
Fragmentary Notices of People and Places in 1944 OCR
Fragmented listed names and addresses with ages and conditions include Margaret Murphy Ruth Ann Doneleon Henry Ayres and Elizabeth Martin. Entries reference addresses in Broadway Ashland and 4229 Hove with mentions of health issues diphtheria myocarditis and public health notes.
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Mitral
Henry Ayres
Fred Black
Methodist Ho Berd
Ashland Mee
Rowe Ary
Elizabeth Martin
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