Green Coffee Rate Proposals Considered by Freight Conference
United Press reports in Cincinnati on March 26 as the joint conference contact committee for the Central Freight Association and allied bodies heard proposals from carriers east of the Rockies to set carload green coffee rates from New Orleans and Jacksonville to Chicago at 56 1/2 cents per 100 pounds. Other ideas seek higher rates to Illinois points excluding Cairo and to St. Louis and Milwaukee, plus a 49 cent rate for Jacksonville to Cairo. Existing rates to Ohio river crossings and central points may be altered, and Class 7 rates could apply in southern territory with tariffs mirroring closer and distant points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cincinnati
Central Freight Association
Rocky Mountains
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Illinois
Cairo
Ill
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Wis
Cairoll
Ohio River
New Oreleans
Stocks Slump After Bullish Early Trading
On March 26 New York stocks opened strong led by United States Steel but then turned irregular as industrials fell back. General Electric led gains later with 80, up 2 points, while oils and utilities rallied, with Standard Oil of New Jersey and Electric Power and Light hitting new tops for the year. Vanadium and several others posted advances as trading showed uneven distribution and a technical correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Stock Exchange
Strong
United States Steel
General Electric
Electric
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Electric Power and Light
United Light and Power A
Bullard
Washington bankers pin hopes on buoyant securities market
Stock market commentary from New York suggests fear of a securities boom easing. Banks see easy credit as beneficial to early business revival and expect rediscounting rates to stay steady, with copper and oil gains signaling broader improvements and expansion plans by major utilities and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Washington
Reserve
City in Brief Thursday luncheon notices and talks
Advertising Club of Indianapolis and other groups host luncheons at Columbia Club and Murat Temple. Notable events include Pearl Metzelbein speaking on radio advertising, Lenten sermon at Zion Church, theater lease news, Purdue and Edison talks, and Vincennes life talk at Butler University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertising Club of
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Indianapolis Engineering Society
Board of Trade
American Business Club
Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
Sigma Nu
Lincoln
Caravan Club
Murat Temple
Sigma Chi
Indianapolis Cumbermen's Club
Madam Pearl Violette Metzelbhin
New York
Women's Radio Institute
Advertising Club
Frederick R. Davies
Zion Evangelical Church
Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
Lee Burns
Vincennes
History Club
Butler University
Arthur Jordan Hall
Building Permits Report From 622 N Temple To 4135 Carrollton
Permits listed include a garage at 622 North Temple under Hare and an addition at 1014 South. Other entries show garages at 4135 Carrollton and 1218 North King with various work. No dates or firm permit numbers clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnett
N. Temple. Hare
Carrollton
North King
Salleries
Central Indiana Power Company Reports 1929 Revenue Rise
The Central Indiana Power Company and subsidiaries reported operating revenue of 7 228 905 27 in 1929, up 7.71 percent from 1928 6 711 762 95 The report notes merchandise sales are treated separately and would add 402 157 03 if included The group serves 211 Indiana communities with electric light and power gas water ice heating or interurban electric railway transport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Indiana Power Company
Midland Company
Indiana
Bank clearings and balances for Indianapolis Chicago and New York
Indianapolis March 26 bank clearings total 2 811 000 with debits 5 969 000. Chicago March 26 bank clearings 79 600 000 with balances 5 500 000. New York March 26 bank clearings 1 317 000 000 with clearing house balance 195 000 000 and federal reserve credit balance 172 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
United Press
New York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury balance and receipts report for March 24
The U S treasurys March 24 balance stood at 3671300 and available cash 3671300 with March customs receipts totaling 32716325 08 and government outlays on March 24 of 6516436 04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Press
Washington
Treasu
Statehouse Candidate List Reveals Broad Indiana Races
A compiled slate shows candidates filing for Indiana offices across multiple counties and circuits. Rep and Dem contenders appear for congressional districts, state judicial and prosecuting posts, with names like Sisson Decker Shaffer Carlson Carr Nexon Laswell Hoffman Roberts Stark Jackson Bixler Kellogg and others from cities such as Indianapolis Evansville Richmond Fort Wayne and South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
Ray 5
Sisson
Decker
Congress
Second Lane
Lynn A. Thompson
Monticello
John W. Shaffer
Worthington
Greene County
Lawrence E. Carlson
Huntington
Huntington County
William L. Newbold
Rushville
Kenneth Carlton Carr
Vincennes
Knox County
Joseph Nexon
Linton
William R. Laswell
Evansville
Vanderburgh
Martin N. Hoffman
Monroeville
Allen County
Donald F. Roberts
Indianapolis
Marion Superior Court
Judson L. Stark
Nineteenth Judicial Circuit
Silas Wogeman
Richmond
Wayne and
Union
Harry L. Crumpacker
Michigan City
la Porte
Porter Superior Court
Frank W. Carr
Charlestown
Ohio
Jefferson
Clark Andwitzerland
James R. Duncan
Jusci
Ft D. Jackson
Ft. Wayne
Princeton
Gibson
Ernest E. Kellogg
Marion County
Exzie B. Pike
Marion Superior
Bend
St. Joseph
Robert A. Carnahan
Washington
Daviess County
G. Humphreys
Air Third Judiciary Circuit
Raymond A. Brooks
North Manchester
Wabash County
Ank McCallie
Local hogs rise at Union stock yards amid steady cattle market
Hog prices climbed about a quarter with 150 to 275 pound hogs trading 10.45 to 10.95 and tops at 11. Slaughter cattle sold firm to higher with early sales 12.50 to 13.15. Weanlings steady at 13.50. Sheep nominal with light receipts. Chicago totals show hogs 14,000 with 3,000 directs. cattle 6,000. sheep 13,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chicago
United Areas
Bu United Preat
Buffalo
N. Y
Bu United Preas
East ST. Louis
Til
Pittsburgh
United Press
Cleveland
New York Stocks March 26 Market Update
Detailed report on New York stock activity for March 26 highlighting key indices, notable movers, and trading trends. Major names appear in traders notes and daily price movements across sectors.
Livestock Market Reports From Multiple U.S. Cities
Hogs receipts and varying prices across Chicago Louisville East Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo St Louis Pittsburgh Cleveland Pittsburgh markets show mixed direction with weights and classes ranging from light to heavy. Cattle calves and sheep values cited with top vealers around fourteen dollars and sheep lambs holding steady amid demand.
Unclear OCR Note Mentions Watch Prices and Locations
Fragmentary text references watch pricing and locations possibly including Cincinnati and panels. Details are garbled with irregular punctuation and missing context, offering no full event or clear entities to anchor a proper news item.
War Flier to Speak at Indiana Alumni Dinner
John A. Bruhn chairs the arrangements for the Indiana Alumni Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon annual dinner at the Columbia Club Friday night. Principal speaker will be Captain H. Weir Cook, famed Indiana World War ace, with about 100 attendees from across the state. The Varsity Red Hots provide music. the state dinner has run for forty years. R. B. Orr is president, Russell Langsenkamp vice president, and Bruhn secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Bruhn
Indiana
Bearish News Dampens Wheat Futures On Open
Chicago traders opened unevenly lower as bearish news dominated. Liverpool and Buenos Aires slid on export concerns while Winnipeg and weather reports weigh on sentiment. corn and oats show mixed moves, with provisions steady and weak outside demand limiting gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Liverpool
France
Buenos Aires
Winnipeg
Butler Is Defended At Expulsion Debate Dinner
Trustees Peter C. Reilly and Arthur V. Brown defended Butler University amid its expulsion from the North Central Association. They argued the school subordinates athletics to academics and notes the large athletic plant was built for future needs. Speakers included Patsy Clark Hinkle Nipper Gelson Goetz and Indy officials as over a hundred attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
North Central Association of College and Secondary Schools
Paul
Tony) Hinkle
Indianapolis
Peter C. Reilly
Arthur V. Brown
Friar Hunt
New York
Albert Stump
George
Patsy) Clark
Hinkle
Robert Nipper
Henry Gelson
Butler
Henry Goetz
Inianapolis
Keeping Liquor for Friends Alibi Fails
Pearl Willis bound over to the federal grand jury on liquor law violation charges after claiming two friends permitted her to conceal liquor at 1537 North Arsenal Avenue. The men, John Carpenter and William Woods, were sentenced to sixty and thirty days in municipal court for similar violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Willis
North Arsenal Avenue
Federal Grand Jury
John W. Kern
United States
John Carpenter
William Woods
Transport Fare Cut and Big Bond Sale Reported
A 10 percent reduction on all round trip passenger fares was announced by the T H I E Traction Company for travel between its stations. In Sydney markets the Bancamerica-Blair group along with E H Rollins & Sons and Halsey Stuart & Co Inc placed an additional 5 million bonds, completing the 10 million authorized by the Municipal Council, at 90 plus interest yielding about 6.30 percent. Dollar sales of Jantzen Knitting Hills for six months ending Feb 28 1930 rose 27.3 percent to 3,191,900, while Duesenberg Inc foresees a 1 million rise in 1930 sales. Proceedings note material commitments exceeding 1.25 million and a 788,813.79 gross revenue for American Public Utilities in 1929 with net income 520,409.79. Greyhound shows February 9 percent rise in gross passenger revenue to 382,126 vs 350,568 in 1929. Stone Webster announces a plant contract in Amherst and Nelson counties Virginia valued at 1.25 to 1.5 million and Allied Motor Industries extends scope to include industrials. Universal Power Shovel in Milwaukee shifts from Detroit to West Allis under W H Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syndney
Eas
Bancamerica-Blair Corporation
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc
Jantzen Knitting Hills
American Public Utilities Company
Market items and prices from Egg and Poultry sales
Markets report wholesale egg and butter prices with country runs and tonnage. Listings include eggs No 1 top quality rates and leghorn and broiler prices, butter and cheese wholesale prices, plus regional quotes from Cincinnati New York and Chicago with poultry, flour, potatoes, and lard figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
Wisconsin
New York
Fresh Produce Prices From Florida to California Markets
A noisy listing details fruits and vegetables with assorted prices and sources. Items include apples Baldwins at $2.25, strawberries 40c a quart, cabbage from News at $3.50, lettuce Iceberg California $3.50 a crate, beans Florida, peppers Florida $6 a crate, potatoes Florida Cobblers $3.25 a crate, and many other regional prices and crates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins
coriRe Emn Spies
Florida
Mons
California
Imes
Jamaica
Heenfornia Navals
Texas
Indiana
Pela
Wisconsin
Idaho
Florida Cobblers
Halls
Opossum Brand
Ferieve
Rome
Weather briefing reports low visibility and snow
At 9 30 a m conditions show a northwest wind 23 mph, pressure 29 54 inches, temperature 24 degrees with snow covered field and zero ceiling and visibility. The report notes prevailing in the air with limited visibility due to snow.
Local Residents Listed With Hospital Visits
A long list of local couples and individuals is shown with their residences and hospital affiliations. Names include Herman Ankenrock Elizabeth Ankenrock Henry Fox Leoia Fox William Phillips Altha Phillips and others connected to Coleman and City hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Elizabeth Ankenrock
North Ridgevily
Henry
Leoia Fox
Ralston
William and
Altha Phillips
Coleman Hospital
George
Malinda Robbins
Eel
Katie West
Sam and
Viola King
City Hospital
Joe
Jewell Hawkins
Dogees
Georgie Richardson
City Hosee
Gertrude Moreland
Joe and
Willie Bummers
George and
Louise Meyer
Hazel Callis
One
Mabel Mayhew
Lindsay and
Belle Lawson
William and Frances Jackson
Eye
Anna Reynolds
Dan and
Eloise Wells
Luther
Clementine Nix
Stanley
Hanna Lesch
Howard
Etta Pratt
Embry McCauley
East Sixteenth
Luella Newman
North
Emerson
John and Viola Glase
Sherman Drive
Frank and
Daisy Korosec
South
Gray
Obituaries of Patients With Various Heart and Lung Conditions
A list of deceased patients includes Euphenia Algeo aged 50 of 2237 North Meridian with sarcinoma, Charlotte May Goodwin 45 of 715 North Sheffield with pulmonary tuberculosis, Barbara E. Crossley 62 of 971 West Washington with angina pectoris, and several others. Also noted are Mary FE Langen 67 with acute myocarditis, George William Ball 33 with cerebral hemorrhage, Ida V. Bink 50 with mitral stenosis, George R. Graves 47 with mitral insufficiency, Maggie Oxley 53 with acute cardiac dilatation, Horace F. Wilson 74 at city hospital with carcinoma, D. Miller 51 with myocarditis, Susan Elliott 76 with arteriosclerosis, Frances Glogas 23 with pulmonary tuberculosis, Hattie Orphe Brown 29 at city hospital with lobar pneumonia, James Richard Stages 2 days old with pyloric stenosis, Sarah Jackson 77 with influenza, Ivy L. Yancy 39 with acute nephritis, and J. B. Doolittle 65 with acute myocarditis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphenia Algeo
North Meridian
Charlotte May Goodwin
North
Sheffield
Barbara E. Crossley
West Washington
Mary FE. Langen
North State
George William Ball
Ida V. Bink
Asbury
George R. Graves
Indiana Ave
Maggie Oxley
South Pershing
Horace F. Wilson
City Hospital
D. Miller
West Twentythird
Susan Elliott
Central Indiana Hospital
Frances Glogas
South Capitol
Hattie Orphe Brown
James Richard Stages
Adams
Sarah Jackson
Parkview
Ivy L. Yancy
Shriver
J. B. Doolittle
Alabama
New York
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Westinghouse Electric
American Can
John Manville
Eastman Kodak
United Aircraft
Western Union
Canadian Pacific
Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club
Druid’s Hall
South Meridian Street
Walker Motion Picture Theater
Indiana Avenue
American Theater Corporation
Samuel J. Mantel
Mme. C. J. Walker Manufacturing Company
Exchange Club
Phillip Martindale
United States National Park Ranger
Nelson C. Durand
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Orange
N. J
O. K. van Ausdall
Ediphone
George A. Richardson
Bethlehem Steel Company
Keith
Central Indiana
Ask. Am
Wees Als
First Investment Corporation
Ese Fix
N Il
O Am
Power & Light Sec
Reybarn Co
Lt L Pwr
Wt & Pow
Diversified Trust Behares c. A
Banks and Exchange
Treasury Statement
Mar
Atchison
Coast Line
Balt
É& Ohio
Canadian Pac
Chesa & Ohio
Chesa Corp
Tig Chi & N West
Chi Grt West
Dei & Hudso
Eri del Reer Lacka
Erie Ist
Corole & West
Aesaee
Pennayirahta
Southern Ry
Southern Pac
St Paul
Zai
StL&s
Stll&sf If
Union Pacifi
West Mary
Wabash
Ajax
Ace QV Fisk Tases
Goodrich
Goodyear
Kelly-Spafd
Oseteses
United Stat
Am Car & Fdy
Am Locomotive
Am Steel
Ag * Am Air
Fevassely
Westineh Air
Westingh Elec
Steels— Am_ Rol Mills
Bethlehem
Colorado Fu
Ls Crucible
Inland Steel Gulf States St
Oti
Ee Eee
Tron & Sdl
Ludlum Teee
Newton . Mu
U_S Steel
Warren Fdly
Youngston Gd
Vanadium Corp
Motors— Am
Eaton Axle
Graham Paige
Borg Warner
Gabriel Snublers
General Motors
Hudson
Hayes Bo Gor
Hupp
Aoermon
Gardner
Int Nickel
Kennecott
Magma Co
Miami
Simms Cinelal_ Oil
Skelly Ot Aeee
Lite
Texas Corp
Texas C
Transcontlave Che
Ady Rumie
Allie Chalmers
Allied Chemical
Byers
Armour A
Alleghany Corp
Crosley Seer
Curtiss Seeee
Davidson Chem. Oe
Radio Keith
Owens Bottle
Radio Corp
Real Sil
Sears Roebuck
Serve
Inc
Union Carbi
Warner Bros Union Craft
Ess
Uscs Ir
U_S Indus Alco
Worthington E
Eer Co
Utilitie Am Tel
Pr & EU
Eng Pub Serv
Col G & E
Pow & Lt
Nor Amer Co
So Cal Edison
Std Gas
Nists
United Cor
Utilities
United G & Imp
West Union Tel
Ui Shiping
Am Ship & Ntl & Doing Ie
Atl Gulf & WT
Kroger
Sumatra
Ase Genera
Myers
Schulte
Bu Times
Louisville
United Preas
Toledo
Cash
Panarele
Timike
T. H., I. & E. Traction Company
Duesenberg, Inc
H. T. Ames
Duesenberg
Auburn Automobile Company
Ames
C. S. Caesar
Greyhound Corporation
Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation
Stone Webster, Inc
Southern Mineral Products Corporation
Amherst
Nelson Counties
Allied Motor Industries, Inc
Henney Motor Company
Weatherproof Body Corporation
van Sicklen Corporation
Great Lakes Aircraft Corporation
American Cirrus Engines, Inc
Unit Corporation ,of America
Theniversal Power Shovel Company
Detroit
West Allis
Milwaukee Territory
W. H. Schmidt
America
Phenix Nationa
First National
Manhattan & Trust Companies Bankers
Centrail Hanover
Chemical Bank
Irvin
Corn Exchange
New York Trust
Bank of United States
Commercia
Middle West
Long Island
Maine
Bermuda
Jersey
Young America
Bard Whea
Ask. Belt Rss Central Life Ins Co
Belt R R&s Yds Co
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Central Indion Co
Circle Theater Co
Citizens Gas Co
Commonwealth L
Ind
Co Common
Sons R Co
van Cam Pr
Belt RR & Stock Co
Central Indiana Gas Co Central
Indras
eOe
Gary Home
T & I Ry
Northern Trac Co
Ry & Light Co
Indiana Service Corpn
Indpls
Power and Light Co
Indiana Union Trac
Indpls Co & Co Trac
Ee Aee
His Gas Co
Art Spin T
Trac Co
North Western Co
Indpis Street_Ry
Indpis TracTer Co
Indpis
Indpis Water Co
Union Ry
Pls Water Co
Sternal
Joao Ae Telegraph Co
East Trac
Trac & Light Co
Onion Trac
Ind Co
Seach
Belt RR
Yds
Edgar
Helen Pearson
East Forty-ninth
Robert and
Helen Baker
Cornelius and
Edna Becker
Willtera
Nina Phillippe
Colemanospital
Columbus
Rita Taylor
Rudy and
Mary Stillabour
Russell
Mabel Dowdy
Laney
Minnie Cork
West Wilkins
Fred and
Edna Spitzfaden
Prospect
James and
Sylvia Taylor
Parker
Marion Paint CO
Meridian Riley
Investments Fletcher American Company
James T. Hamill & Company Brokers
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Associated
New York Curb
Continental Bank
Riley
AETNA
ETNA
ART Metal
Aetna Cabinet CO
West
Maryland St
Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Pennsylvania St
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