Market Recovery Lifts Industrials on Broad Gains
New York June 28 Practically the market recovered from yesterday's decline with broad gains. General Motors led the industrials as oils and railroads showed strength with short covering.Colorado Fuel climbed to new highs echoing expected solid earnings and dividends while Western Union advanced on takeover chatter.
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United Presa
New York
General Motors
Steel
Generalactric
Hudson
Colorado
Cheers Bears
Bears
Baldwin
Ther
Western Union
Indianapolis and New York Bank Clearings Report
Local bank clearings in Indianapolis totaled 3 889 000 with 7 063 000 in debits. New York clearings reached 1 149 000 000 with 131 000 000 in italantes.
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Indianapolis
NEW
Cotton Market firm as July deliveries draw interest
In New York on June 28 the cotton market shows firmer tone with attention on July contracts. Speculation is driven by technical factors but underlying conditions remain unchanged, and buying is favored in late months.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Sugar Market NY Signals Weak Retail Conditions
In New York on June 28 the writer notes poor retail conditions and suggests a possible breakthrough idea affecting markets beyond cotton. He warns that selling on rallies could be profitable as cotton appears technically weak and pressure mounts across markets.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Local Wagon Wheat Lots at Elevators Buy Grain
Grain elevators announce opportunities to sell wheat with a price of $1.31 per bushel for wagon load lots. No red wheat or other grades are accepted at this location.
Funeral Rites Planned for Herman Lichtenstein
Herman Lichtenstein 67 delicatessen proprietor died Monday at Methodist Hospital. Private funeral at sister-in-law’s home followed by burial in Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery. Survived by widow three sisters and a brother. Born in Berlin, immigrated with parents to Detroit at age 12. Member of Monument Lodge 657 F and A M and I C C F. Shop at 111 E Thirty-Second St. since relocating from Detroit twelve years ago.
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Herman Lichtenstein
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery
Lena Lichtenstein
Meridian St
Lichtenstein
Warren Apartments
E. Thirty-Second St
Detroit
Berlin
United States
Monument Lodge No. 657
A. M
Anne Abramson
City
Rose Lips
Charles Simon
Joseph Lichtenstein
Urbanization Pace Highlighted At Indiana Institute
Dr. O F Hall of Purdue extension and Dr Howard E Jensen of Butler preached on rural population shifts to urban areas. The event at a rural church institute discussed future urban share reaching at least 75 percent by 2000 and featured remarks by Rev C E Kelley of Terre Haute on primacy of the rural pulpit.
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United States
O. F. Hall
Purdue University Extension Department
College of Religion
Butler University
Howard E. Jensen
Butler
C. E. Kelley
Disciples of Christ Church
Terre Haute
First Advance In Ten Days Is Made By Pork
An advance was registered in the hog market for the first time in ten days. Sales were steady to strong with 5 to 10 cents higher top. Chicago market steady to higher with 160-225 lb hogs at 9 to 9.25, 225-275 lb at 8.75 to 9, and 275 lb up to 8.5 to 8.75. Pigs 4.75, sows 7 to 7.25. Cattle slaughter little changed. beef steers 10 to 12.25, beef cows 6 to 7.15, cutters 4 to 5.25, feeders 7.25 to 8.50. Calves about steady near 12. Lambs 50 cents lower. fat lambs 13.5, bulk 12.5 to 13, cull lambs 8 to 10. Fat ewes 5 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Mons Red
Sant Best
Taneceeressee
United Press
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Bu United Preas
Jackin
United Pre
ST. Lobis
Firea AO
Pia
Pacific Coast
Western Eyater
Means
Maine
Canada
An . Swinotatoes
Jersey Basket
Witness at grill murder trial linked to McClintock will case
The hearing in Consolidated Building chambers centers on Charles C. Farman cross examination in the Shepherd case seeking to break Billy McClintock’s will. Isabelle Pope, McClintock’s betrothed and kin challenge the will that leaves $1.5 million to Shepherd. Faiman testifies about typhoid exposure. Rathbun questions him. Dr. Hall observes.
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Billy McClintock
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Miller Daily and
Thompson
Consolidated
Charles C. Farman
Shepherd
Isabelle Pope
McClintock
James Whitney Hall
Faiman
Pope
Elevated Farm Market Prices Across Wheat Region
Cattle receipts about 9 000 with best beef steers and yearlings selling near 14 25 while fat cows and bulls hold steady. Sheep receipts 7 000 with native lambs around 13 50 to packers, Idaho lambs up to 14 25. Hogs 29 000 with heavy weights near 3 40 to 3 50 and midweights around 8 75 to 9 35. multiple markets report mixed gains and steady prices on calves and sows.
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United Prere Hicago
Seady
Idaho
Hold Mrs Mock Rites for 85 year old Oaklandon resident
Mrs Sarah Mock 85 died Sunday at her Oaklandon home and was buried in the I O O F cemetery in Oaklandon after a 10 a m service at the Oaklandon Christian Church led by Rev T J Reavis. A lifelong resident she had been active at the church for 41 years Surviving are sons William H Mock and George W Mock both of Oaklandon and eight grandchildren.
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Sarah Mock
Oaklandon
Oaklandon Christian Church
T. J. Reavis
Woods Appointed Register of the Treasury
Walter O. Woods of Kansas was named by President Coolidge to be register of the treasury. He is a World War veteran with prior service in the treasury department. Harley B. Speelman is mentioned in the report.
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United Press
Rapid City
Walter O. Woods
Kansas
Coolidge
Register of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Harley B. Speelman
Produce Markets Butter and Poultry Prices Across Regions
Market notes list butter, eggs, poultry, and meat prices with varying levels for different grades and preparations. Includes live and dressed poultry, ducks, geese, turkeys, and fowl, with regional price ranges and recent receipts totals.
Price list of fresh fruits and vegetables itemized
The document lists wholesale prices for numerous fruits and vegetables. Items include apples from Ben Davis at 3.50 per barrel, Bananas at 4 5c per lb, Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruit, Pineapples, Berries, Melons, and assorted vegetables with per crate, bushel, or hundred weight pricing. Prices vary by origin and quality, with notes on crates and weighed quantities.
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Ben Davis
I.ts
California
Heleells
H. G
H. Black
Indiana
Michigan
Florida
Births Record Listing Broad Street Area Families
Birth notices list numerous couples and addresses including Merlie and Louise White at 1523 Cornell, Edward and Hattie Pinner 2202 Pleasant, John and Martha Doane 1019 8 Capitol, Vester and Mary Hinds on Martin Street, Harold and Bernice Houck 1721 Cottage, and others such as Sabra Adams 2842 Bellfon ne, Charles and Dollie Simonton 2060 Yan 8 es, Lee and Ivy Baxter 1216 E Nineteenth, Roy and Grace Mathew 2233 N Arsenal, Clifford and Velma Hedge 526 N Miley Porter and Geneva Ferrell 2325 Paris, Irvin and Honorena preles 134 N Riley, Dominic and Lucia inatel 2236 Roosevelt.
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Fire Merlie
Louise White
Cornell
Leslie and
Zedn Bbs
Prospect
Edward and
Hattie Pinner
Pleasant
John
Martha Doane
Capitol
Vester
Mary Hinds
Martin St. Gonephyani
Bernice Houck
Cottage
Arold Mary Powell
Moreland
Tagnanies
Sabra Adams
Bellfonne
Charles
Dollie
Simonton
Yan
Lee
Ivy Baxter
Roy
Grace Mathew
N. Arsenal
Clifford
Velma Hedge
N. Miley Porter
Geneva Ferrell
Paris
Irvin
Honoreneraples
N. Riley
Dominic
Lucia Inatel
Roose
Obituary Subgrid of City Area Residents Listed With Ailments
The list names 26 individuals with ages ranging from 17 to 95 and their hospital or residence details. Diagnoses include pneumonia, arteriosclerosis, tuberculosis, carcinoma, mitral regurgitation, accidental injury, hypothyroidism, myocarditis, my carditis, encephalitis, cerebral hemorrhage, chronic obstruction of bowels, abdominal illness, and angina. Hospitals cited include Christian Hospital, city hospital, Methodist Hospital, and St. Vincent's Hospital among others.
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Eden W. Kingham
Draper
Alice May Dixo
Lockerbie
Newton MacDaniel
Fletcher Sanitarium
Lowell Russell Short
Charley Johnson
Christian Hospital
John Wesley Vandivier
Spain
Pierce L. Hman
Wm. H. Block Company
Catherine Davis
Central Indiana Hospital
Andrew Johnson
City Hospital
Ethel M. Folkerth
N. Bancroft
Beggie McClure
St. Vincent's Hospital
Marya Smith
Rembrandt
Henry Meyer
Eerie Twines
Darnell
Cecil R. Vawter
Methodist Hospital
Amelia Long
Algenia W. Turner
Sane Norris
Phoulsa Riedel
Sheffield
Jessie
Criswell
Michigan
Susan Frances Brumfield
E. North
Josephine Schmutte
N. Talbott
A. Ellsworth Butler
Ruckel
Roach
Local Building Permits List Ranging From 200 To 12000
Building permits issued for numerous residences and garages. Projects include reroofs repairs and alterations. Properties listed on Park Medford Beville Kenyon Hamilton Washington Blvd Tacoma New York and Bosart with amounts from 200 to 12000. Names include H N Kellarage John W Metewell M Kirks Newcombe Klee Schrieber Horner Morgan Holliday Kempey Hababan Plasket Liver Chasnick and others.
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H. N. Kellarage
Park
John
Ww. Metewell
Medford
M. Kirks
N. Beville
At. Newcombe
Klee & Schrieber
N. Kenyon
Raft
N. Hamilton
William Horner
Belle View
Ie M.morgan
Washington Blvd
Evaline M. Holliday
Alter
E. Sixty- Third
George Kempey
M. Hababan
N. Tacoma
J.C. Plasket
Satabert Liver
New York
Emma Hooper
Bosart
John Hanrahan
Suartin Chasnick
Haugh
Frederick W. Brinker, 71, Dies in City
Frederick W. Brinker aged 71 of this city died yesterday after five weeks illness at Methodist Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 30 p m from Flander Buchanan mortuary with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. He was lifelong resident, never married. A Harms is his nephew.
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Frederick W. Brinker
Lorraine Hotel
Methodist Hospital
Flander & Buchanan
Crown Hill Cemetery
Brinker
A. Harms
Influence of Corn On Other Cereals Felt
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports corn's sharp rise influencing the wheat and oats markets. Wheat opened about 4e higher than Monday's close as corn prices surged nearly 7 cents, with a bullish sentiment yet uncertain outlook. Provisions began the session lower.
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United Preas
Chicago
Primary receipts and shipments figures for wheat corn and oats
Primary receipts show wheat 1,000, oats 347,000 with repeal 4,000. Shipments list wheat 634,000, corn 521,000, oats 248,000, with prior figures of 1,020,000, 322,000, and 214,000 respectively.
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Mk Boerial
City Hall Shakeup Names Two In-Law Appointees
Mayor Duvall announces William Lacey named assistant city engineer, succeeding Arthur Hausler who was dismissed. Lacey will assume July 1 and previously serves as deputy county engineer. The move creates a two in law link with council members while other staff shifts follow including Bull and Walther transfers.
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William L. Lacey
Oxford St
Walter R. Dorsett
Board of Works
William C. Buser
Duvall
Lacey
Arthur L. Hausler
Virgil Vandagrift
Lingenfelter
William J. Schifferdecker
Engineering
Samuel F. Bull
Holbrook St
Violet Tex Walther
Vandagrifft
Edna Robison
Works Board
Subpoenas Issued in Drugless College Case
Deputy prosecutor John L. Niblack subpoenaed twenty students of Otis J. Briggs who ran the College of Drugless Physicians to testify on alleged fraud. Briggs, free on five thousand dollars bond, faces conspiracy to commit perjury charges for issuing fraudulent diplomas. Eight license applications were seized from the State board files for further evidence ahead of the grand jury.
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Otis J. Briggs
E. St. Joseph Sr
College of Drugless Physicians
John L. Niblack
Briggs
Liberty
Niblack
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
John Robinson Circus Brings Giraffes and Giants to Indianapolis
Captain Roy Emerson the California giant towers beside tall Abyssinian giraffes in the John Robinson circus which features an augmented living menagerie and acts from all continents. Indianapolis will host two performances next Thursday afternoon and night, with an animal essay contest ending tonight for youths sixteen and under. The fifty top essays win free matinee tickets. others can buy tickets with 25 cents at the circus. The winners will be announced in Wednesday’s Times.
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Roy Emerson
California
John Robinson
Babe Ruth
Globe
Robinson Circus
City in Brief and Local Notices From Indianapolis
The City in Brief lists Wednesday events including Master Barbers' Association and Kiwanis Club luncheons and a St Patrick's Young Ladies Sodality skating party at Riverside Park. A confidence man defrauded Schnull & Co. of $40.56 via a fraudulent cashier's draft. Edward Hecker to head a $300 fireworks fund for July 4 in Ellenberger Park. A burglar stole an automatic cigar lighter and $3 from a stamp machine at Coonse drug store. police found the loot later. A fire destroyed a barn, chicken house, and two autos at Richard Gartin’s home. loss $1,000. Frank Bolemer, 25, arrested for embezzling about $300 from Goldsmith drug store. Dr J W Carmack rewarded officers $10 for recovering a $400 instrument case. case stolen from his car. A Negro woman allegedly robbed George Shea of $110. suspect not located. Real estate purchase reported at 5312 N Pennsylvania St by Dr George Bond. $27,500 projected for a new home. Indiana University's bureau of business research extends with a new Indianapolis office in the Chamber of Commerce Building under Charles F. Benzel.
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Master Barbers’ Association
Meadmantans Belief
Dinan Ameer
Co * Kiwanis Club
Claypool
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Lincoln
St. Patrick's Young Ladies Sodality
Riverside Park
J. W. Carmack
E. Thirty- Eighth St
George Baker
Otis Baker
Police Pension Fund
N. Senate
Marion County Parent-Teacher Council re-elects president
Mrs. Bruce Maxwell of Mille Road was re-elected president of the Marion County Council of the Parent-Teacher Association at the Lincoln Hotel. New officers include Mrs. Earl James as vice president and Mrs. John Shearer as treasurer with several secretaries and directors named. Maxwell spoke on Character Development at the afternoon session.
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Bruce Maxwell
Mille, Rd
Marion County Council
Lincoln Hotel
Earl James
Arthington Blvd
John Shearer
E. Twenty-First St
Carl Dunlap
Beech Grove
Alma Bucksot
Edgewood
Floyd Wayman
Garden City
Andrew Ensley
Valley Mills
J. B. Lewis
Cumberland
James ©. Maxwell
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Ellenberger Park
Irvington Republican Club
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American Legion
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William C. Coonse Jr
Central Ave
H. Fields
Richard Gartin
Shepard St
Frank Bolemer
Pinex Apts
George Shea
Scottsburg
Tim McMahon
Pennsylvania St
George
Bond
Delaware St
Thomas F. Carson
Indiana University
Bureau of Business Research
Charles F. Benzel
Chamber of Commerce Bldg
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Icebound
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