Steel Leads Rally As Market Holds Up Despite Slower Volume
United States Steel shares surge above 193 as leadership returns to the market. General Motors and other automakers rise with Packard Chrysler Yellow Truck and White. Montgomery Ward and Sears decline, while American Telephone Westinghouse Electric and Union Carbide show gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au United Preas
New York
United States Steel
Shorts
Montgomery Ward
Sears, Roebuck
Woolworth
T. United States Steel
General Motors
Packard
Chrysler
Yellow Truck
White
Warner Brothers
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Union Carbide
Seneral Electric
Public Service
Bank and Treasury Statements Across Cities
Indianapolis and Chicago report March 28 bank clearings and balances with large totals. New York releases show extensive national bank clearings, clearing house balances, and federal reserve credit figures. Treasury notes for March 26 list net balance and customs receipts totaling hundreds of millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Statement
United Press
NEW York
Peat
Federal Reserve Bank
Ryu United Presa
Washington
New York Federal Reserve District
ASK
Americas
Wanes Reese Soseeen Docs
Interstate
Ats
Chat Phenix National
First National
Crees
Sae Sone
Manhattan
Coseeane
Bankers
Chemical ‘Bank
Draft
Corn Exchange
Irving Verre
New York ‘Trust Eee
Bank of United States
Comercial
Investment Trusts and Industry Shares in Early Markets
A fragmented list outlines various investment trusts and industry shares including names like Power & Light See Trust, Standard Oil Shares, US Elect Power Shares, and United States Elect Power Shares. The excerpt hints at a bustling trust market with numerous corporate and industry trackers trading in 1920s terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pounders
Rporate
Vvestment Corporation
Lla
USC
Ouatcr Ao
Coce
Power & Light See
Reybarn & Co
Straus
Amer
Standard Oil
Elec
U S
Pwr
Pyvessife Trust
Fundamentals Explain Stock Market Decline and Upward Trend
Thompson and McKinnon argue that broker loans fell as investors, both large and small, accumulate securities for cash. Strong bank balance sheets and favorable credit conditions support continued demand for common stocks. Auto industry gains boost employment and steel output, while Anaconda maintains dividends, signaling corporate strength and a likely ongoing market upswing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson & McKinnon
New York
Anaconda
Wheat prices from City grain elevators set at 1.00 for red grade
Local elevators report cash bids at 1.00 per bushel for aS red wheat and 4c for No 2 hard wheat, reflecting market values for week.
Marriage Licenses and Hospital Deaths in City Ledger
The list shows multiple marriage licenses for pairs including Claude D. Erp and Ruth B. Goodman along with several others. It also records numerous city hospital deaths from ailments such as cerebral hemorrhage peritonitis and chronic myocarditis with patient ages and residences.
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William A. Miller
City Hospital
Vera Marian Doebber
Methodist Hospital
Maggie Poland Rutledge
West
Washington
Elva A. Draker
Mary Elma Wright
Blanch Maple
Joseph Schaefer
Lowell
Edward Bhim
Central Indiana Hospital
George B. Ross
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mary M. Vedder
North Tacoma
Marvin Edmunds
Anthony H. Uphaus
Henry A. Worley
Fall Creek
Anna Richardson
St. Peter
Local Names List Raggedly Mentions Multiple Hospitals
A fragmentary list mentions multiple individuals with associated places including Methodist hospital and city hospital. Names such as Boltinghouse Alexander Riegel Holdeman Fryar Deupree Greene Hensel appear alongside venues and addresses, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Lucille Boltinghouse
South Warman
Charles
Alice Alexander
Methodist Hospital
Leebert
Maxine Riegel
Rex
Mabel Holdeman
Herold
Dorothy Fryar
College
Cleste Bickens
South Ershing
Raymond
Viola Dyer
Birch
Orsne
Frances Postlewalt
Herman
Thelma Klein
Jean Deupree
Faul and
Viola Greene
Cast
Maurine York
Fred and Margaret Hensel
Wheat Leads Grain Futures Higher On Bull News
Chicago March 28 Wheat opened fractionally higher on the Board of Trade amid scattered buying and light offerings. Liverpool showed a firmer tone on selling demand, Buenos Aires steady to up briefly then down, and corn and oats trading unevenly. Weather forecasts to Kansas and Oklahoma boosted expectations amid signs of dwindling moisture and heavier abandonment of acreage. Provisions held steady as traders noted improved weather yet steady receipts ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cash Hay Prices and Freight Rates Then Quoted
Indianapolis hay prices f o b country points with freight to Cincinnati or Louisville 23 cents or less. No 1 timothy 12.50, No 2 11.50, No 3 10.00. No 1 light clover mixed 11.50, No 1 clover mixed 11.50, No 1 clover 10.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Oruisville
James H Drills enters Marion county legislative race
James H Drill, a 15 year Indianapolis resident and veteran railroad worker, announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative from Marion county. He claims support from 5 000 members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and endorsements by other labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
James H. Drill
Indianapolis
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Local Farmer Discovers Two Gizzards in Rooster
Porterville California reports L C Wills of 316 South Hackett Street killed and dressed a Rhode Island Red rooster and found the bird possessed two gizzards in a domestic farm incident dated March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portersville
Cal
L. C. Wills
South Hackett Street
Rhode Island
New York Stock Prices Reported By Thomson and McKinnon
Readable portion shows New York coffee range figures and partial monthly closes. Entries include January 7.73 March 764 164 May 853 July 8.25 and September 8.00 with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Coffe Range
Porker Mart Hogs Rise At Union Stockyards Prices Gain To 15 Cents
Hogs advanced this morning at the Union Stockyards with prices lifting up to 15 cents from Thursday. Most sales centered on 150 to 275 pound hogs bringing 10.50 to 10.85 dollars, top at 11. Receipts totaled 5,000 with 352 holdovers. Slaughter cattle steady, vealers steady at 14 dollars. Sheep lamps strong to 25 cents higher with western lambs at 10.50. Chicago hog receipts reached 20,000 with 6,000 direct. cattle 3,000 and sheep 12,000.
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Chicago
Live stock prices and receipts across U S markets
United Press reports mixed hog and cattle receipts March 28 across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Louisville East St Louis East Buffalo Toledo and Cincinnati with steady to lower prices for hogs 160-210 pounds and 220-250 pounds while cattle and calves show varied steady to higher quotes and ample receipts in multiple regions including hogs 150-200 pounds around 11.20 to 11.10 and cattle 10.25 to 12.50 depending on class and weight accuracy in regional markets.
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United Press
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Louisville
United Arena East
United Prene
Buffalo
Bu United Prena
Toledo
Northern Pacific declares quarterly dividend of 1.25
The Northern Pacific Railway Company declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1.25 dollars payable May 1 to stockholders of record April 10. Other items note changes in bank loan totals, a profitable Raymond Concrete Pile annual report, and new issues or restructurings from Chicago Herald and Examiner bonds to International Carriers listing.
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Ry United Presa
New York
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc
Chicago Stock Exchange
Markets Echo Mixed Prices Across Regions
Market notes show varied prices for eggs and poultry across Indianapolis, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Cleveland. No. 1 eggs quoted at 24 to 25 cents in some markets. hens, leghorns, and fowls buttoned at 21 to 34 cents. butter around 39 to 45 cents. pork and lard firmer in New York. potatoes and cheese also listed with regional figures.
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Indianapolis
Kingan É& Co
Wisconsin
New York
United Press
Middle West
New Steady
Long Island
Southern
Maine
Bermuda
Cleveland
Ohio
Green Mountain
Idaho
Fruit and Vegetable Prices in Busy Market Row
A jumble of wholesale price listings shows varied charges for fruits and vegetables. Items include Apples, Grapes, Lemons, Oranges, Strawberries, Beans, Cabbage, Celery, Lettuce, Onions, Parsley, Peas, Peppers, Tomatoes, and more with prices ranging from a few cents to several dollars per lot. The list features origins such as Florida, California, Jamaica, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Texas
Caloris
Indiana
California
Eppers
Wisconsin
Red River
Idaho
Filma
Tee Rey
Howe Grown
Indianapolis stocks listing with multiple company notes
A dense stock list shows Indianapolis based firms and preferreds like Citizens Gas Co, Indiana Hotel, Interstate U Co, Northern Indiana Pub utilities, and Indianapolis Water Co. with prices, dividends, and ex-dividend statements. includes Belt Railroad, Van Camp products, and Standard Oil of Indiana references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Bobbs-Merrill Co
Central Ind Pow Co
Circle Theater Co
Citizens Gas Co
Commonwealth L Co
Hook Drug Co Common
Ind Hotel Co
Claypoo
Indiana Hotel Co
Interstate U
Interstate P
Metro Loan Co
Northern Ind
Progress Laundry Co
Ranb & Sons Fer
Real Silk Hosiery M Inc
Hareholders Investors Co
Amer Central Life Ins Co
van Camp
van Came
Indpls
Col & Co Trac
India
Anelis Gas Go
Mart Rapid Tco
No Trac Co
Indpis North Western Co
Trac Ter Co
Union Ry
Water Co
Water
Ind
Ind Telegraph Co
V. N
Fast Trac
Trac & Light Co
Union
Ad Co
Twelve temporary inspectors named for spring city build program
The board of works appointed twelve temporary inspectors to begin duties immediately in the city engineering department. Names include Chester Schonacker Abe Clapper Orville Seidensticker August Fox George Taylor Clean Day Fred Cretors John Corwin Frank Coolman Henry Borger Anthony Balls and George Bernhehr. John H Vogel was made permanent inspector in the street lighting department succeeding W C Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
City Engineering Department
New Spring
Chester Schonacker
Hamilton Avenue
Abe Clapper
South
Senate Avenue
Orville Seidensticker
Washington Boulevard
August Fox
North
Oxford Street
George Taylor
Madison Avenue
Clean Day
Park Avenue
Fred Cretors
John Corwin
Ashland Avenue
Frank Coolman
Montcalm Street
Henry J. Borger
Leonard Street
Anthony Balls
Bancroft Street
George Bernhehr
English Avenue
John H. Vogel
W. C. Hartman
Richmond man jailed for second degree burglary theft
Michael Walker of Richmond Virginia stood trial in criminal court on second degree burglary for stealing 307 dollars from the Knights of Columbus Home Association offices at Thirteenth and Delaware. Judge James A. Collins sentenced him to three to ten years in state prison after a not guilty plea. He is a father of one and allegedly obtained the money from a cash box at the association offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Home Association
Thirteenth
Delaware
Michael Walker
Richmond
Senate
James A. Collins
Walker
Association
Building Permits and Repairs Listed for City North
William McCoy alters 1046 North Mane 9Rn Gauci reforms 1728 Draper adds 1115 North Miley John Garrett adds 1115 North Miley 996 Robert Porter repairs 2138 Valley avenue 536 Johnson repairs 537 North Douglas 515 Claude Benson repairs 1034 North Traub 900 J L Rusin garage 750 Luett 365 Theo Root repairs 4240 Rookwood 400 Mrs R Zoller fire loss 1601 North Western 346
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Gauci
Charles M. Jackson
Draper
John Garrett
North Miley
Robert Porter
Valley Avenue
Johnson
North Douglas
Claude Benson
North Traub
J. L. Rusin
Luett
Theo Root
Rookwood
Mrs. R. Zoller
Northwestern
Upward Trend In Chain Store Figures Cited
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company reports five month sales of 104 million dollars, up from 92 million, marking a 13.36 percent rise. The gain stems from established stores with minimal new locations, reflecting broad national reach across 15 000 grocers and meat shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Statehouse Candidates Filed Across Indiana State Regions
A list of candidates filed at the statehouse includes Oscar Batts Rep from Paoli and George Scattergood Rep from Auburn, serving in various districts. Others listed are Dems Dan Pyle and J. Elmer Peak from South Bend, and reps from Indianapolis, Logansport, and Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Batts
Paoli
Lawrence
Marini
Orange
Lloyd C. Bryer
Columbus
Prone
Erma H. Ireland
Evansville
Henry L. McAfee
Hartford City
Rodericks&. Munford
Princeton
Gibson
George C. Ale
Vernon
Jennings
Decatur
Oscar Larphar
Conqurers
Floyd
Draper
Crown Poin
John W. Guard
Logansport
Cass
Carroll
George Scattergood
Auburn
de Kalb
Dan Pyle
South Bend
J. Elmer Peak
St. Joseph
John T. Thompson
Rockville
Parke County
Herman F. Carter
Indianapolis
Marion County
Charles R. Baker
Frank
Charles V. Sears
Danville
Weather report for field at nine thirty A.M.
In the air at 9:30 A.M. west wind 11 mph, barometric pressure 30.08, temperature 35, ceiling and visibility unlimited, field soft.
Arrivals and Departures at Curtiss-Mars Hills and Capitol Airports
List of eastbound and inbound flights with named passengers and pilots including H L Mayer from Louisville to Chicago and C P Oleson a former navy flier from Kansas City to Cleveland. Other travelers include Chale Jenger Robin Harrison King and Ems bry Riddle student from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss
Parachute Jump Planned at Hoosier Airport Sunday
Hoosier airport president Bob Shank announced weather permitting two parachute jumps by Barney J. Goloski at 2 30 and 5 30 p m and a dead stick landing by an airport staff member at 4 p m Sunday.
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Hoosier
Bob Shank
Barney J. Goloski
Workmen's NP Action League names cochairmen of speakers bureau
Alex Gordon and Harryee have been named cochairmen of the speakers bureau for the Workmen's Nonpartisan Political Action League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Gordon
Harryee
The
Workmen's Nonpartisan Political Action League
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Woolworth Steady
Banks and Exchange
United
Treasury Statement
Bn United Preas
Treasury
Claude D. Erp
North Capitol
Ruth B. Goodman
North Pershing
Walter R. Beber
North Kealing
Nellie A. Schwimmer
South Rural
Ira B. Turner
Illinois
Barber
Alma’ L. Campbell
North East
Cashier
John G. Kantzer
Bull News
Cash
Credit Jewelers
Regi
Rc Inc
Washington ST
Jaiaike
Thomson & McKinnon
Atchison
Balt & Ohio Oh
de & Hudson Tee
Erie
Gulf Mob & Oil i Central
Southern Ry
Southern Pac
St Paul Aaa
St Paul
St Lé& Gt
I Union Pacific
Westaryland
Sik
Wabashone
Ajax
Fisk
Goodrich
Goodyear
Lee Kelly-Spri
United States
Pets Am Car & Fdy
Aoe
Am Steel
Wee
Westingh Air
Westingh
Colorado
Bethlehem
Motors— Am Bosch Mag
Brigoranece Ga
Brockway
Chrysler Corp
Eaton Axle
Borg Warner
Graham Paige
Gabriel Snubbrs
General Peor
Elec Stor Bat
Stew Warner
Allis Timken_ Bear
Pbiz Wilys-Overland
Calumet & Ariz
Calimet & Hecla
Cerro de Pasco
Va Dome Mines
Andes
Granby Corp
Nor Ore
Inspiration
Howe _ Sound
Nickelse
Kennecott Eps
Magma Cop
Philli
Union of Cal
Atses
Royal Dutch
Shell
Simms
Sinclair
Tidewater
Texas Corp
Texas C
Transcontl Industrials
Adv Rumely
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chemical
Aversee Me
Armour
Alleghancy Corp
Curtiss W
Int Harveste
Gat Kelvinator
Lambert
Oss
Kolster Stay
Eo Gerees
Sveee Wardae
Radio Keith
Owens Bottie
Radio Corp
Real Silk
Rem Rand
BT Union Carbide
Warner Bros
U S Idus Alco
Woolworth Worthington P
Am Tel & Tel
Iy & Let
Ti & T
Nor Am
So Cal Edison. Ltd
Gas & el
AIBS
United Corp
Utilities Power
United G & Imp
West Union Tel
Ital Co
Atl Gulf & Sig “T
Canada
A . Borden
Grand Union
Kraft
Kroger
Nat! Biscuit
Natl Dairy
Eseteee
Sumatra
Lorillard
Schulte
Porker Mart
International Carriers, Ltd
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
International Carriers
Calvin Bullock
W. B. Besler
Central of New Jersey
Edward N. Brown
St. Louis
San Francisco
W. W. Colpitts
Coverdale and
Colpitts
Alfred Jaretzki
Robert H. Blake
Super Maid Corporation
John L. Gray
Shaffer Oil and Refining Company
Deep Rock Oil Corporation
Standard Gas and Electric Company System
ST. Albans
Central Vermont Railway
Canadian National System
New England
Pirnie, Simons & Co., Inc
Massachusetts
Evans, Searles & Co., Inc
South la Salle Street
Caiagor
Pirnie, Simons & Co
Ilinois
Minnesota
Baldwins
Jamaica
California Navals
Indpis Gas Co
New City
William McCoy
Statehouse
American Loan Company
Umphrey & Hartz Mi Bankers Trust Building
Lincoln
Riley
Chicago Stock Exc
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Association
Fletcher American Bank
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