Banking Firms Show Interest as Market Rallies In New York
In New York on March 25 banking interests previously sidelined fed renewed support for equities. General Electric drew strong late trading interest while Union Pacific slid to new lows amid rumors and bearish pressure. American Can rebounded from earlier declines as rails regained some ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
General Electric
Ealings
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Railroad Stocks Slump Amid Market Liquidation
Prices of thirty one railroad stocks fell one to five points as selling intensified on Wall Street. Receivership news for Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul and weaker nets at Union Pacific and Southern Pacific drove the year’s lowest quotations on the exchange. Canadian Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern Rock Island Erie and others followed the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Northwestern
Rock Island
Erie
Great Northern
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables Listed
An assortment of produce prices is listed including apples pears berries and potatoes. Prices show various grades such as extra fancy fancy and new Texas California and Maine origin with per bag per bushel and per dozen figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Haltiss
Ange
Eile
Texas
California
Owen
New
Z Rowe White
En Boal Ag
Maine Ual
Tank Wagon Prices at State Auction Report
Prices for tank wagons are listed with varying bids and dates. A sale catalog shows lots around 12.7 units with estimates near 10.50 and related notes from the auctioneer.
Readjustment in Values Forces Porkers Down
New York stock quotations by Thomson McKinton show porkers prices slipping as all weights sold irregularly amid market shifts. Investors monitor changes across meat futures and related equities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomson
McKinton
Grain futures falter at open as corn leads slide
Chicago March 25 grain futures opened with a sharp sell off led by corn. Traders cited weak foreign markets and lack of support as prices fell, with wheat showing initial weakness before late gains. Oats steadied after a fractional dip as provisions softened with hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
United Press Icago
Board of Trade Today
Fragmentary OCR shows financial figures and names
A partial scanned text fragment presents numbers, percentages, and names but lacks full sentences. It appears to be a list of values such as 1.12 1.16 1.16, 17.62 18.00, and references like May Nominal, Rye, and Ming, with scattered initials and symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HPS Arin
Market Report From New York to Wisconsin and Beyond
A fragmented market update lists pork and poultry prices including turkeys at 23c per pound and fowls at 2tic. It notes arrivals from Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota with varied prices, plus grain and produce figures and miscellaneous receipts across several markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dejar Andar
Wisconsin
Michigan
Winnocota Sound
River Ohios
Prices on Coal West G UY aes Pins
Fragmented line about coal prices and related items. No clear entities or events readable.
Weeping Tom Dies After Shooting in Shelbyville Home
In Shelbyville Indiana Dave Watts a Black man died in a hospital after being shot by Allen Vaughan a Black man who caught him peeping in a window Vaughan is charged with the shooting authorities reported Watts died from his injuries in the hospital the incident occurred in Shelbyville March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shelbyville
Ind
Dave Watts
Tom
Allen Vaughan
Vaughan
Ughan
Sentence Upheld in City Court for John Martin
Judge James A. Collings upheld a city court fining John Martin of 920 Superior St with $100 and costs and sentenced him to thirty days in jail on a charge involving a blind accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collings
John Martin
Superior St
Costa
Hog and cattle market slips amid readjustment by packers
Hog prices fell 25 cents from Tuesday as local packers realigned values. Heavies at 13.75, mediums near 13.60 to 18.65, lights around 13.60, bulk 13.60 to 13.65, smooth packs 13.25, roughs 12.50 to 13, stag stock steady at 8 to 11. Cattle led by steers at 10.60, receipts about 1,200. Sheep and lambs stayed near nominal, lambs top 16, sheep top 9. Overall market saw uneven weights and mixed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Iud Ag
Lew Ny
Texas
Allied
Allie
Amer Pf
Ielson Io
East ST. Louis
Gga
BF Mannheifers
Couneey
Hore
Era Ani
Ars
Medi i. Fis
East Buffalo
East St Louis to Buffalo Stock Market Receipts Report
East St Louis and Buffalo report cattle and hog receipts with price ranges for steers cows and calves. Prices show steady to active trade with hogs and lambs yielding varied per head values across multiple markets.
Early trial set for Shaw in Marion County case
John Thomas Shaw, an African American man returned from Indiana State Prison where he was sent a year ago to be electrocuted for the alleged murder of Mrs Helen Hager Whelchel on November 28, 1923, may receive an early trial as Judge James A. Collins indicated. If Shaw lacks counsel by Monday, two attorneys will be appointed and a trial date set. the Supreme Court ordered a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Shaw
Marion County
Indiana State
Helen’ Hager Whelchel
James A. Collins
Shaw
Collins
Supreme Court
Maccabees Mount Rally in Castle Hall with Officers
Mrs. Pearl Hardman of the Indianapolis Maccabees announced a June 18 rally at Castle Hall with National officers attending. An estimated 300 will attend and about 100 will be initiated into the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hardman
Indianapolis Maccabees
Pythian
Castle Hall
Liquor Sale Charged in Suit Against Local Saloon
Prosecutor William H. Remy filed in Superior Court Two to close the saloon and poolroom at 2325 East Washington Street operated by Patrick Shea Ernest Bennett and Mary A Gill. Complaint states intoxicating liquor has been sold there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Remy
Superior Court
Patrick Shea
Ernest Bennett
Mary A. Gill
Washington St
Dorothy Ellingson Faces Trial Amid Guarded Courtroom
In San Francisco on March 25 police women guarded Dorothy Ellingson a 16 year old accused of matricide amid a tense jury selection. Her father Joseph Ellingson may testify as defense plans to challenge jurors and accommodate her wish for an all older male panel. The girl, described as nervous and refined, shows signs of strain as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Dorothy
Gussie Kennedy
Joseph Ellingson
Rent Ejectment Files Against Edward McGinn in Lemcke Building
Want Rent Paid Ralph A Lemcke and Postmaster General Harry S New with Russell Fortune filed a complaint in ejectment against Edward McGinn at 122 BE Market St. They allege leasing a suite in the Lemcke Building for 3900 dollars total for three years with monthly payments and claim February and March rents are unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Lemcke
Harry S. New
Russell Fortune Today
Edward McGin
Market St
Lemcke
McGinn
Lillian Gish Admits Man Swayed Her Into Contract
New York March 25 Lillian Gish the actress testified that one ordinary handsome man led her to sign an exclusive contract and to name him sole executor of her will. Her lawyers say Charles H. Duell seeks to restrain her from appearing in other film productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian Gish
Lillian
Charles H. Duell
Max D. Steur
Commissioners weigh Julietta hospital redistricting plan
County officials said they will determine if Governor Jackson will redraw state housing for the insane before reviewing next year's budget. Harrison of the Chamber of Commerce and Commissioner Kitley discussed Julietta county hospital for the insane. Proposal would convert Julietta into a county poor farm and move patients to state facilities after the governor balked at the Clark bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
IL. V. Harrison
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Affairs Department
John Kitley
Julietta
County Hospital For
Coolidge Names Woodlock to Interstate Commission
President Coolidge announced the recess appointment of Thomas F. Woodlock of New York to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Woodlock will join the agency during the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Woodlock
United Press
Washington
Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Retail Fish Prices Bi phe wee oe oes siceaine
Ula Bass reports on seafood prices with notices of local fish sellers and market conditions. Prices vary by species and vendor as shoppers compare fresh catches and prepared seafood options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula
Schoolboy Clifford Gose Missing In City
Clifford Gose, 15, of 1040 W Morris St is missing after leaving home Tuesday saying he would go to school. He was last seen in a light coat and tan shoes with a scar on his left hand and police have been asked to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Gose
W. Morris St
Two Alleged Speeders Arrested on Speeding Charges
Police arrest two men today for speeding. Harry Lege aged 30 of 448 S Meridian St and Henry Von Grimmenstein aged 50 of 2454 N Pennsylvania St are named in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lege
S. Meridian St
Henry von Grimmenstein
Pennsylvania St
Wholesale Meat Prices Show Varied Purchases
The report lists wholesale meat prices with ranges in pounds. Prices for beef carcasses and cows are noted, displaying variances across different weight categories.</analysis>
Kokomo Omnibus Company Incorporators Listed
Mort Hoffman of Indianapolis is named as an incorporator of the Kokomo Omnibus Company. Articles of incorporation were filed with the State today. Capital stock is $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Hoffman
Indianapolis
Kokomo Omnibus Company
Fund All Profits Benefit Tornado Victims at Tuxedo Theater
Performance profits Thursday night at the Tuxedo theater 4020 BE New York St will be donated to the Red Cross fund tornado victims. Oscar proprietor announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Theater
New York St
Red Cross
Oscar
Brown Oversea Veteran Becomes District 21 Police Substitute
Brown, appointed January 27 1920, served overseas and earned a facial scar in combat. He recalls waving at a German bomber, getting entangled in barb wire, and then serving as a substitute motor police man covering district 21 from 7 am to 3 pm between Roosevelt and Seventeenth Streets, Tenth Street, and Jefferson and Arsenal Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Department
Roosevelt and
Seventeenth Sts
Tenth St
Jefferson and Arsenal Aves
Flood Menace Recedes as Griffin Rebuilds Plan Emerges
Floods devastate the Evansville area with 100 farm homes destroyed and 200 damaged in Griffin county. Marcus Sonntag, Evansville Red Cross chair, says national Red Cross will aid rehabilitation and Griffin will be rebuilt to the town’s original plan. National Guardsmen relieved at Princeton as conditions improve hourly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Marcus Sonntag
Evansville
National Guardsmen
Princeton
Reconstruction to Start National Relief Workers to Rehabilitate Storm Area
National relief workers are sweeping into storm swept southern Illinois and Indiana. Henry M. Baker says 75 to 100 workers will stay until reconstruction is well under way. The Red Cross now leads the relief program as caravans tour agricultural districts to aid farmers in rebuilding homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilitate
United Press
ST. Louis
Illinois
Indiana
Henry M. Baker
National Disaster Relief
Red Cross
Five Buried As Toledo Building Collapses
Five men are buried after six floors of a new Toledo apartment building collapsed. Concrete and debris cover the site as rescue squads search for the missing workers. Officials fear others may be trapped in the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
Toledo
Ohio
Farmer dies in hayload fall near SEYMOR Ind
SEYMOR Ind March 25 Henry Maffe 63 living four miles from here died today when he fell from a load of hay. The accident occurred this afternoon and he was pronounced dead at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymor Ind
Henry Maffe
Day of Blue Law Still Here in New York
United Press reports from across the country show blue laws endure in 1925 state legislatures. From forbidding Sunday fishing in Pennsylvania to donkey speed past cemeteries in Ohio, many restrictions stay. some states repeal or modify, while others pass new limits or uphold bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
America
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
Nebraska
House
Senate
Alabama
California
Alleged Thieves Weep In Court
Charles Hipkins and Homer Johnson, both Big Four employees, cried in Criminal Court as they faced possible prison for stealing a case of hose valued at 129 dollars. Judge James A. Collins fined 100 dollars and suspended the sentence after admonishing them for stealing from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hipkins
Roosevelt Ave
Homer Johson
Sherman Dr
James A. Collins
Albert C. Huckaba
Altoon
Paul Mitchell
N. Gale St
Grand Jury
Collins
State mining board backing rock dusting in coal mines
The State mining board adopted a resolution urging rock dusting to localize explosions and reduce disaster severity after the Sullivan mine disaster. Following a Tuesday board meeting, State mine inspector Albert C. Dally was told to promote rock dusting. A related bill passed the Legislature but died in transmission to the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Mining Board
Albert C. Dally
Sullivan
Safe robbed of 60 dollars at oil station
A safe at the Standard Oil filling station at North and Capitol A was broken into during the night. Attendant Edgar Roos says he locked up at 11 p.m. and placed $60 in the safe, which was found unlocked with the side window glass shattered but no forced entry detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Pilling
North
Capitol A
Edgar Roos
W. Twenty-Third St
Shortridge to Honor Basketball Team at Banquet
Shortridge basketball men will be honored guests at the annual banquet hosted by the Shortridge True Blue Club Friday evening. Parents of team members, coaches and members of the debating teams are also invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
Shortridge True Blue Club
Two file for City Clerk candidates seek GOP nomination
BE Ring and William Boyce Jr filed today at addresses 4216 E Washington St and 701 N Riley St to enter the Republican primary for city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. V. Ring
E. Washington St
William Boyce Jr
N. Riley St
Club to Elect Officers of Civic Federation Friday
The Federation of Civic Clubs will elect head officers Friday night at the Chamber of Commerce. Annual reports from officers and committees will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Births and residences listed for area families and hospital
A list of birth announcements and associated addresses across multiple families. Included are Bo Walter, Elsie Haggerty, Amy Eckerle, Cora McCord, George and Ada Grunewald, and many others with street numbers and hospital affiliations such as St Vincent Hospital and city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Walter
Elsie Haggerty
N. New Vadsi
Amy Eckerle
Bouley
Cora McCord
Schofield
George
Ada Grunewald
Jober
Clara Harrison
Wec Itolana
Cleo
Temple, Lee
Ruth Mitchell
Yandes
Madie Batts
WN. Thoma
Elizabeth York
Grov 18
Loui Hospital
Deaths listed in local obituaries with varying causes
Obituary notices present multiple individuals with ages and causes of death including Elsie Dunn 64 cerebral hemorrhage at 239 BH Pur year, Allen H Smith 28 pulmonary tuberculosis at Central Indiana Hospital, Fay Stoner 35 pulmonary tuberculosis at city hospital, Loyd Milton Coffin 27 Deaconess Hospital lobar pneumonia, Clara Emma Greenland 50 cerebral hemorrhage at Fourteenth Street, Mary L Snass 78 chronic myocarditis at 2149 Wow, and infant artmel 11 hours premature birth at 1112 Maple. Additional entries include Fredrick F Cooper 4 months broncho pneumonia at 1914 Ludlow and others with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Dunn
Allen H. Smith
Central Indiana Hospital
Fay Stoner
City Hospital
Loyd Milton Coffin
Clara Emma Greenland
Mary L. Snass
Artmel
Fredrick F. Cooper
Ludlow
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. R. Tomlin
Tuckahoe
N. J
Walter Laird
James Pettit
Gustave Anderson
Cape May
Wall Street
Bsoft
Ty Rails
R. R. Stocks Moving
Nite Press
NEW Ork
Ais
Commission Market
Frutte
Sapere
Bhippers’ Forecast
Bulletin
Dana
Peeper
Eeesssees
Izens Gas Co
Ana
Ens Gas Co
Ken Iblic
Fotos Trust and Say
Pieer Bay
Bit Tr Co
Union Tras Benes
Baer Aostate
Treasury
S Treasury
MSA Mane
Calle
Spain
Tellor Zi
Fe Eis
Bio Sud
Si Sales
Ieee Ae
Bendy
Offord Gose
Heiter
Clifford Brown
Lifisat
National Relief Workers
Tennessee
R. R. Men
Vegg
Henry Hobart Fee
Bertha Hllen Raney
Ietcher
Elee Weishaar
Lord
Slatatarta Louise Weishaar
Pagtoon
A Warnecke
Tuan McMillan
Prospect
T. Harriet B. Gnivert
Etq
Willner’ Oor
Roosevelt
Leborer
Willie Tabor
Girlah
Lillie
Paris
Hear
Ann Marcus
Brad
Elmer Blaine
Walborn
Eae
Stanna Angelkovitch
Verte
Mamie Harris
Ead
Juanita Wohlhieter
Quitio
Baby Chalice
Beaver
William and
Julia Kirkhoff
Vincent Hospital
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!