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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1924

Page

3

Booming Stock Market Prospects Amid Tax Accord

May 22 report shows a buoyant stock market tone after a tax bill accord. Rails lead gains with Nickel Plate reaching a yearly high, American Can climbs on recovery, and a broad rally persists despite House skepticism of the deal. Opening prices show mixed yet advancing values across sectors.

United Press New York Studebaker Pan-American (B Southern Railway Uniden Sinclair American Sugar New Jerseys Genstag Motors U.S. Rubber Corn Products Texas Company Washington House American Petroleum Institute

Feat Drops as Buying Slackens

pronounced irregularity featured the close in grains on the Chicago Board of Trade. Lack of buying power to sustain early advances brought a late slump in wheat as realizing developed. Reports of scattered rains over belt sections where badly needed shifted sentiment. Corn edged up fractionally on light receipts while deferred months fell with better weather. Oats closed practically unchanged and no provisions were traded after midday.

United Press Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Today

Chicago Grain Table Updates for Wheat Corn and Oats

Chicago May 22 market report shows Wheat No. 2 hard around 1.14 to 1.16 and No. 3 red about 1.07. Corn No. 2 yellow about 82 to 84 cents. Oats No. 2 white near 48 to 50 cents. St Louis prices list No. 1 red Wheat at 1.16 and mixed corn oats quotes for May delivery.

Chicago USA Abe White Timothy ST Louis

YMCA Swim Classes Train Forty Five Boys This Week

Forty five boys were taught free in YMCA swimming classes this week and over five hundred more are expected to pass a sixty foot test before week’s end. One thousand one hundred nineteen boys are enrolled in the annual learn to swim campaign and additional youths aged 10 to 18 may enroll today or Friday. Classes run twenty minutes daily from two to four thirty p.m.

Fresh eggs and poultry markets across Indianapolis and Chicago

Markets report fresh eggs at 21c packing stock butter fowls under 4 Ibs at 19c springers 1924 2-lb size 4c cocks 12c turkeys 12 Ibs up 24c old toms 18c ducks 4 lbs up 12c geese 11c squabs 4.50 Illinois and New York markets follow with butter receipts 7 1/2c to 30 1/2c eggs 23 24c, poultry receipts fowls 15e roosters 12e turkeys 20c, potatoes and meats listed across multiple regional prices.

Indianapolis Springers Goren Chicago E. Chewss Wisconsin Minneasota North Dakota Red River Ohio Alabama Florida Spalding Rose New York Midwest Rio Santos Long Island Capor

Gasoline and Kerosene Prices From Local Tank Wagon Listings

Prices shown for gasoline and kerosene from local tank wagon listings include Energee at 22¢ per gallon and various brands such as Parol Red Crown Moore Licht Arc​lite and Solvent with prices ranging from 12.7¢ to 22.6¢ per gallon.

Energee Moore Licht

Outfielders urged to master backtracking for fly balls

Tris Speaker argues in favor of Cleveland Indians outfielders playing a shorter field by practicing going back on fly balls. He notes it's easier to judge balls in front and stresses the need to improve backtracking to handle balls hit over the head.

Ohio State Beats Suckers 8 2 Behind Two Homers

Ohio State defeated the Suckers 8 to 2 to darken Illinois title hopes in the Big Ten. Jack Aithers hit two home runs for the visitors as Ohio State tallied five runs in the third inning with solid pitching from Workman. The report also notes widespread peanut cultivation across the country.

Urbana Illinois Ohio State Jack Aithers Workman

Hog prices slip as receipts rise at local yards

Hog prices declined with receipts to 9,000 and 3,483 holdovers. Heavyweights at 7.55 to 7.60, best paid 7.65, most sales 7.55, pigs steady at 5 to 7, roughs 6.75 to 6.90. Cattle open steady with steers around 11, cows 6 to 9.50, lambs top 16, market outlook uncertain as supply weighs on prices.

Cattle and Hogs Mixed in National Markets May 22

Across cities from Cincinnati to East Buffalo, receipts show varied demand with cattle steady to uneven and hogs generally lower. Notable quotes include Kansas City beef steers around 8.10 to 10.25, Cleveland hogs 7.80 to 7.85, and Pittsburgh veal calves near 11.50 to 12.60 with lambs around 14.00 to 17.50 amid slower spring sales.

Chicago Amouth Rourh Cincinnati Kansas City East St, Louis Pittsburgh Cleveland East Buffalo

G A R Posts Plan Memorial Service at Local Church

Memorial services Sunday at the First United Brethren Church on Walnut Street and Park Avenue will be attended by members of three G A R posts and relief corps. Bishop H H Fotts will deliver the address.

First United Brethren Church Walnut St Park Ave G. A. R. Posts and Relief Corps H. H. Fotts

Platform Fight and Delegates Battle at Indiana Convention

A heated Indiana convention ends with platform adoption after clashes between Ed Jackson supporters and opponents. Names like Chairman Emmett Branch, Mayor Lew Shank, and ex-Governor Goodrich figure as factions vie for fourteen delegates at large and a presidential electors slate. The Klan factions, led by David Stephenson and Walter Bossert, widen the rift as postmaster general arrives and state officers are swept into contested races.

Branch Lew Shank Shank Indiana Indianapolis A. G. Graham Resolutions Committee Resolution Committee Ewing Emison Vincennes Coolidge Goodrich Emmett F. Branch Clyde A. Wald James E. Whisoin Harry New Albert J. Beveridge Henry Marshall Lafayette Florence Addick Boys Plymouth Anne Studebaker Carlyle South Bend George J. Nuattkemper Terra Haute Mary Sleeth Nashville Julia Helle Tutewiler Lulu Fitch Muncie David C. Stephenson Klan James E. Watson Stephenson Watson Walter C. Bossert James P. Goodrich Ney-Watson Washington Harold van Or Appellate Court F. O. Thompson Versailles Paul Shaffer Terre Haute Supreme Court Charles Haller Huntington van Atta Alfred Houston Willard Gemmell Marion Haller Statehouse

Swerved car injures girl and drag death case reported

Miss Doris Manuel, daughter of C. E. Manuel, suffered bruises after being thrown from her father’s machine when he swerved to avoid a collision at Nineteenth and Bellefontaine Streets. William Grayson, 4, died after being dragged twenty feet under a street car. Dr Lafayette Page will address the Progressive Educational Association at Orchard School on Friday evening.

Doris Manuel C.E. Manuel E. Twenty-First St Nineteenth and Bellefontaine Sts United Press Evansville Ind William Grayson Lafayette Page Progressive Educational Association Orchard School Meridian St

War hero York welcomes federal help for farming needs

C York, famed WWI hero, lives on a 400 acre Tennessee farm. He laments debt from barn fire and stock feeding costs, notes a rheumatic arm, and considers Army pension bills. He has declined film and lecture money, hoping for a retired captain status if Congress approves $180 monthly pay.

Tennessee Cierman Ie People of Senator McKejlar Congress York

Edouard Herriot Set To Be French Premier

Paris May 22 Edouard Herriot appears assured as France's next premier if he can form a cabinet The radical Socialist leader said he would offer ministerial posts to Socialists but acceptance hinges on their party congress approving participation in a coalition government

Thomson & McKinnon New York Congress United Prena Paris Edouard Hierrlot France Socialist Congress

Revolver Found in Basin May Link McGrail Shooting

Detectives probe whether a revolver found in a sewer catch basin at Fifty Fourth Street and Washington Boulevard matches the gun used in the dentist Dr. Joseph C. McGrail's shooting. The weapon’s caliber aligns with the bullet recovered from McGrail, who died May 14 after saying a hold up man shot him at Fifty Fourth Street. A friend notes McGrail asked about obtaining a revolver days before the incident.

Joseph C. McGrail New Jersey St Fifty-Fourth St Washington Blvd MceGrail City Hospital McGrail Fiiy-fourth St Washington Blvi Louis Roudebush Washington St

Alleged Slayer Indicted In Tipton Killing

Robert Christy, 54, jailed on first degree murder charge after grand jury indictment for the death of James Barnett, a crippled school teacher, during a dispute over 8.60 dollars.

United Press Tipton Ind Robert Christy James Barnett Grand

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