Wheat Options Slump In Last Hour Of Trade
In Chicago on May 23 United Press reports wheat finished the day sharply weaker after a session of weakness. Spring wheat reports were generally favorable and profit-taking trimmed gains as bears stayed cautious. Corn and oats fell with wheat, cash prices unchanged, receipts mixed with 34 cars for wheat and lower bids for corn and oats.
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United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Stock Market Outlook Mixed As Tariff Talks Drag On
In New York on May 23 stock market action hinted at lighter federal reserve borrowings though the increase was trifling. Persistent professional selling did not scare holders and liquidity remained sparse. Brokers reported little liquidation and bearish players saw exhausted opportunities while awaiting tariff resolution and reparation financing. The tone suggested markets may begin discounting improving conditions once tariff disputes clear.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Federal Reserve
Bears
Hogs and cattle market reports from Cincinnati and region
United Press field notes May 23 show hog receipts 300 with 2,150 direct held over and active butchers. Hogs 160 to 230 lbs mostly 10 cents higher. 260 to 300 lbs $10.50. light pigs $9 to $10. Cattle receipts 175 with steady calves at $9 to $10. vealers steady to weak, best $12. bulls $6.75 down. Sheep steady, lambs and ewes mixed. market cautious amid pressure.
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United Press Cincinn. O
Bul Nited
Buffalo
N. Y
Burnited
East ST. Louis
Ill
New City Market Fund Proposed by City Market Association
The City Market Association proposes a New City Market Fund using revenue from the market to finance a future combined coliseum and market building. President J. F. O’Mahoney submitted a plan to abandon fall curb stands to create additional parking for patrons as the association advocates continuation of all day market on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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City Market
Board of Safety
City Market Association, Inc
J. F. O'Mahoney
Sedative Kills Woman Actress in Chicago Overdose
Jean Farrell a 30 year old showgirl died in Grant Hospital after taking an overdose of sedative to calm nerves following a breakdown. Previously with the Rose Marie company she succumbed to the drug as authorities investigate the case.
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United Press
Chicago
Jean Farrell
Grant Hospital
Rose Marie
Largest Indiana parking garage opens with 110000 square feet
The new Indiana parking garage at 147 East Market Street opens as the state’s largest. It features eight floors a basement and a roof for car storage with 110000 square feet of space and special inclines plus escalators for rapid service. The fireproof concrete building has a stone facade from Indiana Limestone Company and detailing by Henry Richard Behrens. Fred C. Gardner is president with William A. Atkins as vice president and Edward W. Springer secretary. The Meridian and Central Parking garages are operated by the same firm, with Stanley Lewis named manager.
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Indiana
East Market Street
Indiana Limestone Company
Bedford
G. Ittenbach Company
Indianapolis
Henry Richard Behrens
Fred C. Gardner
William A. Atkins
Edward W. Springer
Meridian Garage
Central
Stanley Lewis
Fruit price list from Baldwin commission row
A fragmented market listing shows various fruit prices and crates. Apples Stayman and Winesaps range from 2.25 to 3.25 dollars per unit, boxes total 4424.50 dollars, Grapes and Lemons priced by region including California and Florida. Naval oranges and pears appear with multiple crate and dozen figures, indicating wholesale rates and crate counts.
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Baldwin
Stayman
Orthem
Ben Davis
Wineco
Avis
California
Messina
Donken
Florida
Naval
Valencia
California Artichokes and Veg Prices Across States
A fragmented price list for produce from multiple states shows artichokes at $1.25 a dozen in California, asparagus at 45c a bunch or $3.50 4 a case, and beans at $3.25 a ham per. Other items include cabbage $0.642 a pound in Texas, celery $4.75 to $5 a crate in Florida, cucumbers $31.65 a dozen for hothouse, onions from several states, and peppers, radishes, lettuce, and peas priced in diverse crates and bags across Indiana, Texas, California, Florida, and more.
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California
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
Indiana
Florida
Bermuda
Dow Jones Summary of Bank Mergers and Dividend Declarations
Directors from First National and American Traders National banks plan a merger under First National with resources over 72 million. Louisville Gas and Electric names directors H. Cummins Victor Emanuel and Louis Seagrave, replacing three others. First National Stores declares quarterly dividends 6 242 cents on common and 1 75 on preferred payable July 1. Crown Zellerbach pays 25 cents per Sommnoe share. Ralph Budd to sail May 30 for Russia to survey railways for soviet. Hahirshaw declares 25 cent dividend payable July 1. Kentucky Utilities reports after tax results and two-year trends. Jersey Central April income 419,383 versus 695,594 in 1929. four months 1,974,930 vs 2,566,307. International Railways of Central America April fixed charges 859,209 vs 411,188 in 1929. Fed Reserve board May 21 condition statement shows open market bills holdings up 15.8 million. member deposits down 5.2 million. notes down 12.2 million. American Beet Sugar reports net income 320,000 for year to March 31 vs 528,229 prior year. London New York cables at 4 863 32. Paris checks 4 865 32. Italy 92 725, Berlin 20 37. American Home Products dividend 35 cents monthly payable July 1, record June 14. General Railway Signal dividend 1 25 common and 1 50 preferred, payable July 1, record June 10. April fabricating steel orders 46.6% capacity, down from March and April 1929.
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Myers Id Bait & Ohio
Ortiln
Utilities— Bowes Wes Ee
del & Hudson
Pwr
Illnois Central
Pacific P
Pwr & No Amer Co
Ee Vee
Pennsylvania — A
Pac Gas & Ve Ee
Pub Ser
Southern Ry
Cal Edsion
Wee St Paul
G & el Ee
St Paul
United Corp Wave Oe
Ut Pwr &Lla
West Union Tre
Heaseeee Oe
Shipning
Nv Maryland
Intl Tee
United Fruit
Am Car & Fdy
Armour Se Am Locomotive
Childs Co
Eae U S
Union
Ind_Alco
Saa ‘O
Marmon
Assoc Dry
Gimbeley
Packare
Ty Kresge
Studebake
Ae Mont Ward
Crosley Radio Hayes Jody
Eastman Kod
Houwares
Fox Film A
Grigsby Gru
Loews Inc
Stewert Wasee Ee
Cone
Mining
Schubert
Metals i
Warner Bros
Cal & Eca
Congoleum
Cerre de Pasco
Freeport Texas
Ats
Curtiss Wr
Granby Cor
Gillette S
Great Norre
Howe Soun
Az U S Leathe
Kennecott
Magma Op
Miami Copper
Texas Gu
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BNU
Amerada
Am Republic
Barnsdall Ad
Fan Trouston
Indil Eeeseeers
Tsais Pan-Amet
Phillips
Oll& G
Royal Dutch
Simms P
Sinclair
Kelly
Texas Co
Union Oil Am Roll
Bethlehem
Go's
Byers Lolo Fue
Tie Steel
Ludium
Bale Au “Iclani
Awny Newton
Repub I
Bes
Vanadium Youngst 8 & W
Sumatra
United States Steel Leads Stock Rise In May Market
The thursday stock session saw a broad advance led by United States Steel hitting a new high around 171 1/2. Industrials and utilities rose with notable gains in American Telephone and Telegraph General Motors and General Electric while rails held firm.
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United Press
New York
United States Steel
American Telephone and Telegraph
Radio Corporation
General Motors
American Can
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
A. M. Byers
United Piece
Bank and Treasury Balance Reports Across Cities
Indianapolis reports Friday May 23 debits of 2 936 00 and total debits 6 997 000. New York InK notes May 23 bank clearings 1 005 000 00 and clearing house balance 169 000 000. Treasury Washington May 23 notes May 21 balance 11 910 783 71 customs receipts for month to that date 33 821 776 96 and government expenditures May 21 5 682 948 70.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Bank Learies
New York
United Press Ink
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
United Press
Washington
The
Markets Echo Varied Farm Prices Across Cities in 1930 Report
United Press rounds up farm market prices from Indianapolis Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Eggs and poultry show mixed values with No 1 top quality chicken and Leghorn prices, butter and cheese quotes, and potatoes and tomatoes listed by region, including Long Island Maine and Wisconsin stock.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Wisconsin
Wien
Lore Ummberger
Byrnited
Chicago
Idaho
Russell
Southern
Bliss
Loans Rise as Banks Report Higher Balance in May
On May 21 reporting Federal Reserve member banks in New York City increased loans to brokers and dealers by 8 million, lifting total loans to 4.015 billion. Comparisons show 4.074 billion two weeks earlier, 5.565 billion a year ago, and a record 6.804 billion on Oct. 2, 1929.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Reserve
New York City
Federal Reserve Board
Boulevard Sign Ban Is Ordered
Unsightly wooden and cloth signs along city boulevards have been ordered torn down by the park board. Many property owners along Meridian street Capitol avenue Maple Road boulevard and other streets have disregarded the park board ruling that signs be erected only after receiving park board permits. J. E. Perry park engineer was ordered to check the lighting system along boulevards to eliminate surplus standards. Walter R. Spencer's plea for concessions in city parks for miniature golf courses was denied. E. H. Dolby builder asked permit for a filling station at southeast corner of Central avenue and Thirty-eighth but was advised to submit plans to the city plan commission first. The site is zoned for residential use.
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Meridian Street
Capitol Avenue
Maple Road
Park Board
Jackiel W. Joseph
J. E. Perry
Walter R. Spencer
Census workers push to finish Indianapolis population count
Census workers race to complete the Thirteenth ward and recheck several wards to remove errors. City total is projected near 360,000, about 45,000 higher than 1920. District enumerators are urged to provide final figures quickly as several townships remain incomplete.
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Indianapolis
Lease Will Permit Office Construction Near Downtown
A ninety nine year lease for 240000 funds enables destruction of an old residence and construction of a two story office building in the near downtown business section. John E. Hollett, attorney for the lessors, announced the deal between Dr. Louis Runnels and Mrs. Margaret Runnels of 121 East Thirteenth Street and the Allegheny Realty Corporation. The lessee will lease the building to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hollett
Louis Runnels
Margaret Runnels
East Thirteenth Street
Allegheny Realty Corporation
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Motion Picture
Olga Edwards Holds $100,000 Trust Fund Again
New York May 23 Olga Eide Edwards was in possession again today of the $100,000 trust fund set up for her by Nathan L. Amster railway financier in 1927. The award by Justice Aaron Levy ends six months of criminal and court litigation in which Amster and Miss Edwards were involved. She recently stood trial on an extortion charge and also has custody of her 6-year-old son.
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United Press
New York
Olga Eide Edwards
Nathan L. Amster
Aaron Levy
Supreme Court
Amster
Miss Edwards
City men meet Hoover in White House luncheon
R. W. Spiegel of Continental National Bank along with attorney Oren S. Hack and George Sonnich from Indianapolis were presented to President Hoover on Thursday in Washington. They were luncheon guests of a Congressman during the visit.
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R. W. Spiegel
Continental National Bank
Oren S. Hack
George Sonnich
Hoover
Washington Dispatch
Indianapolis
Rugs Stolen From Mooshy Store on North Meridian
Thieves looted the Mooshy store on North Meridian taking oriental rugs valued at 1360 dollars. Police were notified today about the burglary.
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North Meridian
Porker Trade Sells Upward at City Yards
Hog prices rose at Union stock yards with 20 cent gains across classes. Bulk 160-300 lb hogs brought 10.40 to 10.50, top at 19.50. Receipts about 5,500 head, holdovers 302. Cattle steady, wealers 12, calves 900. Sheep soft with spring lambs at 12.50. Chicago hogs 20,000 receipts, 6,000 holdovers, better to shippers 15-25 cents higher. Cattle 2,000, sheep 13,000.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Portago Hog and Cattle Market Report May 23
Portago market shows hogs strong with direct sales rising 10 to 25 cents. top hogs at 10.40 for 179-210 lb range. Cattle receipts 2,000 with fed steers and vealings up 25-500+ over last week. varied weights pricing from 7.50 to 14.50 per 100 pounds. Sheep receipts 13,000. lambs and fat lambs steady to 25 cents higher, with several price bands noted across weights.
Bass Signed for Pierson Tilt on Legion Card
Johnny Bass and Bobby Chick of Cincinnati are signed for the final Legion indoor boxing card at the Armory Tuesday night in Indianapolis. Bass meets Roy Pierson in an eight rounder as part of a triple windup, with Chick facing Paul Palmer of Anderson in a six round welterweight bout. Other matches include Willard Brown versus Red Holloway, Georgie Nate returning after a hand injury, and Roy Blankenship versus Frank Gierke.
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Johnny Bass
Bobby Chick
Cincinnati
Legion
Armory
Bass
Roy Pierson
Chick
Paul Palmer
Anderson
Willard Brown
Indiana
Red Holloway
Indianapolis
Georgie Nate
South Bend
Scotten
Heavies Set for Three Battles on Cable Bill
Heavyweights lead the boxing card at Cable Tabernacle next Wednesday. George Cook of Australia faces Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis in the ten round feature. Others include Billy Rhoades of Southport vs Chuck Ewing of Terre Haute in six rounds, Billy Meyers of Indianapolis in a four rounder, Tiger Jack Purvis of Kokomo vs Jim O'Duffer of Springfield in six, Jimmy Dale of Decatur vs Don Barnett of Fort Wayne in six, and welters Frankie Carbone of Fort Wayne and Jimmy Reynolds of Fort Harrison in four.
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Cable Tabernacle
George Cook
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Billy Rhoades
Southport Heavy
Chuck Ewing
Terre Haute
Billy Meyers
Tiger Jack Purvis
Kokomo
Jim O'Duffer
Springfield
Jimmy Dale
Decatur
Ill
Don Barnett
Ft. Wayne
Frankie Carbone
This City
Jimmy Reynolds
Harrison
Semi-Pro and Amateur Baseball Notes from Sunday Games
Baseball notes cover Sunday events across leagues. Orioles announce infield and outfield lineups for Mohawk Indiana with players Kuittie Neeley Cohn Rosebrack Geiss Stewart Davidson Willnte Thompson or Sharrick on mound. Christamore Midgets seek a Sunday game for under seventeen. Question Marks of Sacred Heart and Sexson Brothers practice game at Garfield with Coalmen winning by one in eight. other municipal league games feature St Patricks vs rookside, Sexson Coal vs Y.M.C.A., P and E railway team planning entry in Capitol League, Union Printers vs Drop Forge, Crown Laundry vs Brookside, and more.
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Orioles
Mohawk
Ind
Union Street
Kuittie
Neeley
Cohn
Rosebrack
Geiss
Stewart
Davidson
Willnte
Thompson
Sharrick
Ossie Kelso
Sacred Heart
Sexson Brothers
Garfield
Coalmen
Holy Trinity
Wuensch
Walker Seeks Title In Detroit Bout With Belanger
Mickey Walker world middleweight champion meets Charley Belanger Canadian light heavyweight in a ten round feature in Detroit. Walker heavy favorite and would be recognized as Canada light heavyweight champion if he wins.
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Setroit
Mickey Walker
Charley Belanger
Walker
Canada
French Wrestler Henri Dig Lane Defeated by Sonnenburg
Boston May 23 Henri Dig Lane French heavyweight wrestler was defeated by Gus Sonnenburg here Thursday Sonnenburg won the first and third falls while taking the match in two of three falls in the bout at the arena with crowds watching closely for the outcome
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Boston
Henri Diglane
Gus Sonnenburg
Colorado high schools vote for intersectional athletic meets
Chicago on May 23 reports Colorado high school principals backed intersectional athletic meets for prep schools by 63 to 29 per a Chicago Tribune poll. The result signals support for cross district competition among Colorado prep teams.
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United Preas
Chicago
Colorado
Chicago Tribune
Births of Boys and Girls Across Local Families
A listing of newborns includes Arthur and Margaret Baker at 2750 Allen and Joseph and Margaret Brosnan at 27 North Warman. Other births noted to families such as Robert and Gertrude White at 448 North Agnes and James and Rose White at 2407 Martindale. Additional entries mention Henry and Edna Taylor, 2217 Martha. Wilbur and Sarah Burton, 1211 Lafay. Raymond and Jeanette Purdue, 844 West New York. Norby and Una Holder, 1208 East Tenth. Bat Roy and Stella Holstein, 1425 South ate. William and Hester Bain, 1605 Willa oth. Edna Williamson, 407 South ural sie and Beulah Se Methodist hos eo. Maura Mattox, 1220 Holst. Guert and Margaret Leonard, 337 South paler. Pearl McConnell, 1039 North ing. Ben and Clea Duvall, 412 East South. Doc and Alice Brittain, 2114 Martindale. pas and Mary Bates, 129 West Four enth. Dee and Louise Beidelman, 702. Benjamin and Nella Alverson, 1716 North Pennsylvania. Carl and Flossie Cogswell, 1932 Ralston. William and Ethel Flefker, 1687 South State. Jesse and Laura Priest, 1518 North Rural.
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Arthur
Margaret Baker
Allen
Joseph
Margaret Brosnan
North Warman
Robert
Gertrude White
North
Agnes
Ane
Nellie Madden
Martine E. James
Rose White
Martindale
Henry
Edna Taylor
Martha
Wilbur
Sarah Burton
Lafay- Raymond
Jeanette Purdue
West
New York
Norby
Una Holder
East Tenth
Bat Roy
Stella Holstein
South
Ate
William and
Hester
Bain
Willaoth
Edna Williamson
South Ur
Sie
William and Ethel Flefker
South State
Jesse and
Laura Priest
North Rural
Local Death Notices and Causes in City Records
A stream of brief death notices lists names and ages with causes including cerebral hemorrhage arteriosclerosis meningitis and chronic myocarditis. Several victims are linked to hospitals such as city hospital and Methodist hospital with addresses on North Pennsylvan ia Massachusetts Blake and Garden Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Bond Bland
North Pennesylvania
Sylvia Kirby
Massachusetts
da M. Loucks
City Hospital
Orville E. McGathy
Joseph
Milton Harold Wallis
St. Vincent's
Gussie Gardner
Easter Daniel
Blake
Charity Robinson
North West
Jane Bassett
Methodist Hospital
Luia B. Brummett
Ernst Wurster
North New Jersey
Andrew M. Denniston
Garden
Building Permits Listed For Local Structures And Costs
M Clark applies for a garage at 114 South Gladstone for 200 dollars. J J Keach and Co repairs at 112 South Delaware for 500 dollars. Emma Davis constructs a garage at 415 North Sherman Drive for 250 dollars. B F Kibbe plans a dwelling and a garage at 2090 Riverside Drive for 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Clark
Gladstone
J. J. Keach & Co
Delaware
Emma Davis
Sherman Drive
B. F. Kibbe
Riverside Drive
Monument erected to ex residents in memory of Reynolds couple
Delegations from the Baltimore & Ohio Veteran Employes Association West Indianapolis lodge 669 F and A M and O E 5 chapter travel to College Corner D Sunday to dedicate a monument for former city residents Mr and Mrs Arthur H Reynolds Reynolds was yardmaster for the B and O here and Mrs Reynolds headed the veterans women's auxiliary Both lived at 118 North Belmont avenue He died April 21 1929 and his wife died in February of the same year
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Baltimore & Ohio Veteran Employes’ Association
West Indianapolis
College Corner
Arthur H. Reynolds
Reynolds
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Veterans’ Association
West Side
Oo. E
Belmont Avenue
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Ce Hook Drug Co
Ind Hotel Co Claypool
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Service Corp
Indiana, Lis Gas Co
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Ower & Lt Co
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Northern Ind Pub
Progress Laundry Co
Ra Ranh & Sons
My Inc
Shareholders Investors Co
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Citizens Gas Co
Citizens Street
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Louis H. Seagrave
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Philip S. Porue
I. H. Thurman
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Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railroad
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Milwaukee. Wis
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