Mixed price movements in weekend stock session
The New York market closed lower after a weekend session with mixed results. Traders took profits as Interborough Rapid Transit fares sparks a selloff and Radio Corporation shows weakness amid prior declines in unseasoned radio shares. Wilson and Company preferred surged then gave back most gains on receivership news.
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United Press New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
Radio Corporation
Wilson and Company
Bank Clearing Figures Reported For Week
Local banking figures show pared remainders in weekly clearings while Friday’s totals include modest gains. Gomis for Friday contributed to the light upturn in the financial activities observed this period.
New York Liberty Bonds Right Low
New York financial markets show Liberty bond prices easing as demand weakens. Analysts cite cautious investors and shifting yields impacting short term government securities.
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New York
Foreign Exchange Trading Closes Steady in New York
In New York on March 7 a steady closing appeared in foreign exchange markets. The report notes small gains and losses across several currencies, with minimal movement overall. The text records various bid and ask figures and market references, including Hong Kong and other segments, but details are fragmented.
Wheat lower at Board of Trade
Grain futures finished generally lower on the Board of Trade with wheat dipping to new lows before a late rally. corn tracked wheat then firmed on hog market strength. oats failed to recover. provisions weakened on overall grain softness.
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Board OF Trade
United Press
Cago
Chicago Grain Table Summary Reads Mixed Wheat Corn Oats
Grain table shows values for wheat corn oats and rye with figures listed for February 7. Prices fluctuate with wheat around 16 to 18 dollars and corn near 18 dollars.
Board of Trade bids reflect mixed grain and corn prices
Indianapolis grains trade shows bids and deliveries with No. 2 red at 1.82 to 1.85 and No. 4 white at around 0.50 to 0.60. Receipts reach 95 cars as market notes include various white and yellow corn samples and several car lots across multiple grades.
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New York
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Ae Nat Bigady
Ag Ligne Ag Eo
Gora Ns
Yelcarn
Tank Wagon Prices and Tax Included Details
Prices listed include state tax for tank wagon consignments. Mentioned items include Crown products at 18.2 cents and Solite ethanol at 21.2 cents. Additional brands referenced are Purol and En rges with unspecified pricing.
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Bolitn
Rges
Iy Purol
Fresh Produce Prices Across Regions Listed in Market
A fragmented list details varying fruit and vegetable prices by region and item. Florida pears at 2.50 per box, California grapples at 3.50 a box, strawberries from Florida or California, beets and cabbage from Texas and Holland seed, and multiple items priced by basket, bushel, pound, or crate.
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Cape
Californ
Gallornia _ Emperors
Femone
California
Galifornia Valenwee
Florida
New Texas
Holland
Salem
Ancy Southern
Indian market prices and dairy items listed
The notice lists dairy and market prices including Gelato and cream items. It mentions delivery, dates, and regional price details with references to Indiana and Michigan markets and Wisconsin products. The fragmented text implies a clerk’s price sheet or catalog update for daily deliveries.
Prints and Goods Featured in Local Sale
A fragmented notice lists various items including prints and rocks for sale. It mentions a range of prices and items with unclear details but indicates a local event or market activity.
Hog prices fall 10 cents at Indianapolis stockyards
Hog prices drop 10 cents with all weights at 14.25. Local buyers led by Kingan's purchased most of the 4,000 hogs as cattle prices stayed steady with about 200 head offered. Steers 7 to 11, cows and heifers 6.50 to 10, calves weak with veals at 15, lambs top 17.50 amid light offerings and slow shipments.
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Indianapolis
Kingan
Choica Veals
Pernt Plain
Marriage Licenses Reported for Devon Cumberland Matches
Marriage licenses listed include Devon Cumberland and Merle Frances Sudmeyer with Edward Woodrum acting as superintendent Margaret BS. Wilbur age 24, of 258 Highland, laborer, and Gertie Anderson age 22 of 952 S East, machine operator.
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Tappaaldins
Denon
Devon
Cumberland
Merle Frances Sudmeyer
I. R. Boemrence
Edward Woodrum
Margaret BS
Heee Wilbur
Hichland
Gertie’ Anderson
S. East
Births and Marriages Reported Across Local Families
Birth announcements list G Herbert and Rat. 1858 N Gale and daughter. Methodist Je alph and Genevieve McLeod. 08 8 ifan and Ruth Dunmeyer. Methodist ia and Myrtle Poole. 2323 Beecher and pre Morgza. 1021 W New onponn. Hattie Shobe 2045 Masea. Names appear with churches and addresses. Marriage notices mention Patrick and M Kelly. 216 Hoey and Moore. 1103 Ar won arl and 558 Gladstone. Additional entries include Robert a Goctile eile Suit Ns EL Le byerett and Ki Hyde. Long Hos-Pearfield and Mary Jackson. Magdalena Hoger 5014 Wood. John and Bertha Carmack. Pomas and Lula Weding. Shatter and Magdeline Gambrew. Elmer Elmer and Susie apie's.
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Herbert
Rat
N. Galeana
Th Her
Je Alph
Genevieve McLeod
Methodist
Ifan
Ruth Dunmeyer
Myrtle Poole
Beecherou
Pre Morgza
W. New Onponn
Hattie Shobe
Masea
Garfi
Weltore
Reais Ray
Patrick
M Kelly
Hoey and Moore
Arwon Arl
Gladstone
Robert
EL le Byerett
Ki Hyde
Long Hos
Death notices from St. Vincent's Hospital and area homes
Multiple death notices list ages and partial addresses including Robert C man 2 days 1028 N it Manioris Bihel Curtis 6 1402 B Kelly infant Iackon 1 hour Long Hospital Susie Howard 40 1917 Columbia lobar d V Watkins 62 716 W Elev ma Scott 84 2829 Burton 6th easeen oea 59 1218 Wood en cr O neal W Talbott Raeline Kinder 552 Massachusetts Heh 84 6218 College Arles ven 1 month 518 Holly uensa pneumonia.
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Atts
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ids
Cor. Cere
Robert C Man
Manioris
Bihel Curtis
B. Kelly
Iackon
Long Hospital
Susie Howard
Columbia
Lobard V. Watkins
W. Elevma
Scott
Burton
Easeen Oea
Wooden
Oneal W. Talbott
Ol ‘Raeline Kinder
Massachuthe
College
Ety
Arles
Atte
Prices on Coal and Goods Surface in Erratic Note
Fragmentary OCR item mentions coal prices and unrelated numbers with unclear context. Readable bits point to price figures and entities without a coherent report.
Local Wager Wheat sue jan Re. Krai Sean: Sophie.
A local wager wheat dispute mentions parties Sophie and Sean amid a January claim. Brads grades are referenced in connection with the case.
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Sue Jan Re
Krai
Sean
Sophie
Brads
Livestock Market Report Reflects Mixed Prices
The market shows varied gains and declines with heavy steers around 16.25 and 15.50, yearlings up from last week, and lambs trading from 13 to 14.50 while fat ewes bring about 10.59. Sheep and feeding lambs list around 15.38, with overall business described as slow and steady activity.
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Terrable
Prayers Save Girl Forged Sentencing Suspended
Miss Ruth Scott, 19, of Eagletown, convicted in Crim inal Court on forgery and issuing fraudulent checks, was fined 1 dollar and costs with a suspended sentence for good behavior after prayers from two congregations and church workers. Margaret Dooley and Louise Stephans, both 18, were granted suspended sentences on grand larceny charges related to two seats worth 108 dollars stolen from a downtown theater.
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Ruth Scott
Eagletown
Indiana Women's Prison
James A. Collins
Miss Scott
Movies Blamed for Crime Wave Court Session
John Robbins argued for Federal movie censorship as three Acton men faced petit larceny charges in Criminal Court. Everett Lawson Otto Harvey and Glen La Roche were found guilty by Judge James A. Collins with Harvey fined one dollar and costs and sentenced to the Indiana Reformatory or prison terms from one year to six months.
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John Robbins
Robbins
Everett Lawson
Otto Harvey
Glen la Roche
Acton
Ind
James A. Collins
Harvey
Indiana Reformatory
Lawson
la Roche
Indiana
George Swails
Cylinder and Ancene Dealers' Breach Ot Sees
A fragmented report notes issues in trade between cylinder and ancene dealers with unclear details. The text references dealers, charges, and possible breach actions, but specifics are unreadable.
Stronger Flying Forages Aim Of War Secretary
Secretary of War Weeks leads the department with a plan to expand the air service and military forces. The program calls for larger aviation funding, industrialization of transport, more housing, and expanded munition supplies, centered on air superiority for future conflict. The article notes tensions between Weeks and General Mitchell and discusses budget decisions by President Coolidge.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
Weeks
Horizon
War Department
Army
Mitchell
Coolidge
Defense
Canal Zone
Hawaii
United States
Seven Senate Bills Made Law
Governor Jackson signed seven Senate bills and one Senate joint resolution. Key actions include allowing county recorders to use looseleaf ledgers, requiring the Secretary of State to share owner data with sheriffs and police, raising securities issuance fees, funding road completion where contractors abandon work, enabling stock sales to employees with installment plans, letting Bluffton use municipal light profits for a city building and center, and authorizing counties to build hospitals.
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Jackson
Senate
Secretary of State
Bluffton
Municipalight
Bank Closes Doors in Geneva After Loan Losses
The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Geneva failed to open and will remain closed pending stockholders meeting and liquidation plans. State examiner J. Clark Mills said heavy losses on farm loans caused the failure, but deposits will be paid in full.
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United Press
Geneva
Ind
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Geneva
State Bank
J. Clark Mills
State
Road commission purge debate expels GOP lawmakers
House discussion on removing the highway commission drew party lines as Democrats voted against the bill and Republicans split. Debates centered on governance, indictments, and whether the governor should appoint a new commission while lawmakers argued over political motives and constitutional processes.
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Harris
Monroe Count
Gootschalk
de Haven
Indianapolis
Highway Commission
Mendelhall
Roe
Lake County
Gottschalk
Representative Hull
Hanna
Representative Kissinger
Kissinger Ganced
Carlson
Huntington
Carlisle
South Bend
Hagenwald
Fire at 415 B. 81 Clair Street Investigated
Police investigate a fire at the home of Will Goodneck located at 415 B. 81 Clair Street. The blaze is suspected to be incendiary as investigators determine the origin and assess damage to the one story frame dwelling.
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Will Goodneck
Clair &J
Motorist Harold Moore Receives Eight Months and Fines
Harold Moore, 21, of 1011 BH Twenty-First St, was sentenced to eight months at the Indiana State farm and fined $205 in city court for alleged wild auto driving. Earlier, he faced charges of assault, drunkenness, and a locomotive escapade that damaged a Big Four roundhouse at Brightwood amid a string of collisions on Lafayette Road and surrounding streets.
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Harold Moore
Harry Boyer
Keystone Ave
Moore
Big Four
Brightwood
Plans for Two New High Schools Approved
The school board approved preliminary plans for two new high schools with costs totaling 1.05 million dollars. The Colored High School on West Street between Eleventh and Twelfth will be a three story community center with a branch library for 1,750 students and an auditorium gymnasium. The West Side High School will be a three story brick building with Bedford stone trimming, 24 classrooms, and capacity for 1,000 to 1,500 students including a 1,000 seat auditorium and a 40 by 70 foot gymnasium. Construction to begin late this summer.
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West Side
West St
Eleventh
Twelfth Sts
Democrats Hold Caucus on Fate of State Funds
Democratic lawmakers from both houses met at noon to discuss the administration appropriation bill. The group weighed Senate amendments, with a report due Monday, and rules suspension to pass the measure. The minority signaled opposition to oil inspection cuts and hospital funding, while the Penrod gerrymander bill loomed amid party tensions.
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Representative Kissinger
House
Senate
Gottachalk
Walter S. Chambers
Budget Commission
Oil Inspection Department
Riley Memorial Hospital
Penrod
Ohio
Indianapolis Municipal Court
Chambers
James J. Nejdl
G O P Ouster Sparks Senate Protest on Four Ousted Republicans
March 1 report from PA describes a Senate clash as four Republican insurgents La Follette Frazier Ladd Brookhart are stripped of seniority and party status. Norris, Borah, Watson, and Brookhart trade sharp remarks over the move, with Brookhart defending Lincoln and Roosevelt ideals.
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PA Remington
Senate
Coolidge
Norris
Nebraska
la Follette
Frazier
Ladd
Brookhart
Borah
Idaho
Watson
Indiana
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Robert Marion la Follette
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Shank and Swift Renew Street Battle Over Fourteenth Street
Hostilities between Mayor Shank and Lucius B Swift former sanitary board member flare as pavement plans for Fourteenth Street from Bellefontaine to Cornell Avenue are blocked. Swift files remonstrance signed by seven of twelve affected property owners. Shank files another petition for improvement. The street remains the only unpaved segment in the area.
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Shank
Lucius B. Swift
City Sanitary Board
Fourteenth St
Bellefontaine
Cornell Ave
Swift
Board of Works
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Methodist Hospital
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Magdeline Gambrew
Edward
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Elmer Elmer Ais
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