Stock Glose At Highest Points Since Recovery
Week end trade reviews are depressing as steel executives avoid bullish talk. A tour of car showrooms shows weak demand, with steel capacity near 60 percent. Stop loss orders burst as Wall Street rallies. Ford reportedly plans to suspend Saturday work. several industrials gain, while some recessions appear late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Gary
Skovery
Detroit
Ford
Oe Eng Ona Ress $S. Steel
Ald
Misat Ber
Indianapolis Bank Clearings and Debits Report
Indianapolis Saturday clearings reached 2.817 million dollars for the work week. Debits totaled 4.857 million with weekly figures at 56.235 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Foreign Exchange Rates From New York Market
Foreign exchange quotes show no higher values with Sterling at 4.24 percent, Francs 4.44 percent, Lire 4.44 percent, Marks 4.21, Hong Kong dollar 52, Shanghai 72, Yokohama 40.325, Russian 5.18 cents per dollar.
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Pa United
York
Shanehsi
Yokohama
Markets Report Mixed Prices From Indianapolis Chicago and New York
Fresh eggs and butter prices vary across markets in Indianapolis and Chicago with turkeys ducks and geese listed. New York notes dull flour steady lard and mixed poultry quotes while a line notes that only eight U.S. civil officers have been impeached and tried by the Senate with two convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Nearwas
United States
Senate
Wheat Advances to Best Figures in Weeks on Board
Chicago May 24 Wheat finished higher while oats and corn eased. Weather reports and crop conditions boosted wheat but late profit taking trimmed gains. Heavy selling to store and resale by eastern houses at 4 cents below replacement spurred weaker corn. oats closed lower and provisions stayed dull with hogs.
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United Press Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table May Receipts and Deliveries
Grain table from Chicago shows wheat oat and corn receipts, and deliveries by type. Wheat deliveries 223000 bushels and 185000. corn 145900. rye 5000 with mixed figures for oat and carrot receipt entries.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Receipts From Indianapolis and Chicago May 24
Receipts for Saturday show 24 cars at Indianapolis with bids at the Board of Trade. Wheat ranges include No 2 red at 1.01 to 1.03 and No 2 hard near 99 to 102. Corn bids show No 2 white around 75 to 76 cents and No 3 white about 73 to 74 cents. Nearby Chicago prices list No 2 hard at 1.17, No 2 yellow around 80 to 81 cents, multiple No 3 and No 4 white and yellow quotes, with oats and barley also noted. Timothy and clover bids are listed with several dollar ranges.
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Indianapolis
New York F. C. B
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Hay
Timothy
Chicago
Gasoline and Kerosene Prices From Tank Wagon List
Tank wagon prices show gasoline at 18.2 to 23 cents per gallon with Energee 22c and Purol Rett Crown 18.2c. Kerosene ranges 12.7c to 15.5c per gallon, Crystalline 12.7c, Moore Light 15.5c, Per fection 12.7c. Naphtha from Lion Power Cleaners 22.6c and Standolind 23.5c.
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Energee
Target
Moore Light
Avelite
Perfection
Naptha—Lion Power
New York Cotton Futures Roundup
Thomson and McKinnon wire reports New York cotton futures for January and March show fluctuating prices with late reading around 25.25 to 25.80 per hundredweight as traders weigh supply signals and market uncertainty.
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New York
Thomson & McKinnon
S Wire
Slender Weekend Movement in Local Hog Market
The local livestock market showed dull, inactive trading with light receipts on Saturday. Hog prices stayed steady to a nickel higher, heavyweights at 7.55 to 7.60, top at 7.65, sows 6.85 to 7, pigs down to 5, and mixed lots around 7.40 to 7.55. Cattle and sheep appeared steadier with steers at 11.25 and cows 6 to 9.50, lambs around 16 for spring, and overall weekly prices easing from a high near 8 dollars earlier in the week.
Livestock markets report from Chicago and other cities May 24
Hogs receipts about 5 000 in Chicago with slow to steady trading and top at 7.60. Cattle receipts around 11 000 with mixed shifts, mature steers valued at 10 and up, top near 11.85. porkers and yearlings show varied gains and losses. Sheep and lamb receipts about 3 000 with direct week totals near 17 000. fat lambs around 15.70 top. Prices in Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland East St. Louis and Buffalo show mixed results across cattle hogs and sheep with steady to higher tones in some markets.
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Cincinnati
Buffalo
Cleveland
East ST. Louis
Farm Talk Broadcast by Indiana Farmers' Guide GM
William G. Campbell of the Indiana Farmers' Guide will speak on Along the Country Road by radiophone from KYW Chicago from 7 to 730 p m Tuesday. The talk is part of a series under the American Farm Bureau Federation airing each Tuesday and Friday through May and June.
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William G. Campbell
Indiana Farmers’ Guide
Huntington
Ind
Westinghouse
KYW
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Robber slugs attendant at filling station dawn hold up
A colored bandit robbed two attendants at the Silver Flash filling station at North St and Capitol Ave at 6 45 am striking one man with a pistol and escaping with 160 dollars. John Wilson and Gerald West were menaced and the bandit escaped, later police found 210 in the driveway. Police investigated several suspects and other burglaries amid a broader search.
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North St
Capitol Ave
John Wilson
College Ave
Wilson
Gerald West
N. Capitol Ave
Sheehan
Broadway Hotel
Anderson
Tooley
Coleman
Roderick Wolfe
al L. Smith
James Kline
Chicago
Michigan
Henry Rosner
Tenth
Main Sts
Speedway City
Standard Oil
Sherman Dr
B. Washington St
Rosner
Moody's It Forecasts Bond Market Quiet After Bonus Bill
Moody's Investors' Service notes the passage of the bonus bill over the President's veto may disturb business but expects dull financial activity rather than liquidation. Election year effects on bonds are minimal, with only a summer price reaction noted in many years.
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Congress
Moody's Investors’ Service
Yankee fans spark Paris riot near rough game
Paris crowds booed the American team as fists flew in the stands during a tense match. Reported chaos followed and security intervened as players and spectators clashed after the cheer.
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Paris
Colombes Stadium
Franks Family Threatened in Kidnap Probe
Police consider ransom as motive for boy’s kidnapping near his private school as detectives differ on perversion versus ransom. coroner notes possible gag and hemorrhage. investigators examine spectacles and a typewritten $10,000 ransom letter. Harvard instructors questioned.
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Hughes
Grady
Short Waisted Frock Trend Grows This Season
The very short waisted frock appears more frequently as the season advances. Fashion watchers note rising demand for new and distinct styles.
Nineteen Held as Police Raid Two Hotels
Nineteen people were arrested in simultaneous raids on the Roosevelt and Great Eastern hotels conducted by twenty officers under Lt. Hudson. The operation followed weeks of planning tied to statements about a prison murder case and a party at the Roosevelt. Court actions varied with several discharged, fines imposed for statutory charges, and others held on firearms and obscene literature charges.
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Roosevelt and
Great Eastern
Hudson
Gladys Ellis
Louise Richards
Indiana Woman's Prison
Herbert R. Fletcher
Ellis
Fletcher
Roosevelt
Alice Mitchell
Marie McGlenn
Fern Conner
Laura Clifford
William E. Brant
Benjamin Clifford
Cleo Harris
Harry Lyons
Bud C. Tedford
Miami
Fla
Richard Roach
Ray Henderson
Richmond
Ind
Ray Redifer
Margaret Young
Bruce Kries
Findley Ave
Vivian Reeves
Prosti
Marriage Licenses List Includes Dozens of Couples
A consolidated list shows numerous couples with ages and occupations as they obtain marriage licenses. Names include Floyd H Collins and James Ruth Hoffman, Ben Miller and Antonia Bell, Earl eggleton and Marie Meeks, Judson Boykin and Floris Creager, plus Edwin Tait and Hazel Dodson among others. Local addresses and job titles such as chauffeur, auto painter, wholesale fruit broker, and chemist appear alongside ages.
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Floyd H. Collins
Prospect
James Ruth I. Hoffman
Ben Miller
Trumble
Antonia Bell
W. Eleventh
Earl T. Eggleton
Brookside
Marie Meeks
Roosevelt
Judson W. Boykin
N. Temple
Floris Creager
N. la Salle
Frank Black
S. Milinois
Ethel M. Vail
N. Market
Virgil M. Wayman
Mildred Turpin
E. Eleventh
Earl. Spry
WN. Miley
Nettie F. Miller
Edwin M. Tait
Pennsylvania
Hazel M. Dodson
Rock Island
Til
Elisha Miles
S. West
Barber
S. East
Rosemary Alles
Births in City and New York Listings
Birth announcements for multiple families including James and Mary Brown in 621 E Ohio, Raymond and Marguerite Harrington at Convas Hospital, Ralph and Aileen Charles at 6512 Belle Fontaine, Thomas and Rose Stiffler at 3716 BE, Clinton and Charlotte Bradford in New York, Harold and Pearl Smith at 964 Stillwell, William and Bertha McClain at 568 Rural Jack and Effie Pettas, 464 W Washington, Lewis and May Batteridge at 3545 W Washington, Edward and Martha Hollis at 9837 Harrison, George and Martha Thompson at 162 Finley ena and Bertie Mounce at 179 Par ger, George and Mary Moore at 1031 St Paul, Levi and Ellen Dillon at 2202 Yandes.
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James
Mary Brown
E. Ohio
Raymond
Marguerite Harrington
Convas Hospital
Ralph and
Aileen Charles
Bellefontaine
Thomas
Rose Stiffler
New York
Clinton
Charlotte Bradford
Randolph
Harold
Pearl Smith
Stillwell
William
Bertha McClain
Jack
Effie Pettas
W. Washington
Lewis
May Batteridge
Edward
Martha Hollis
Harrison George
Martha Thompson
Finley
Ena
Bertie Mounce
Parger
George
Mary Moore
St. Paul
Levi
Ellen Dillon
Yandes
Notable Local Deaths and Illnesses Reported
Sophia W Simpson 72 of Bellefontains chronic nephritis. Caroline Z Stricker 34 of 831 W Twenty Ninth acute cardiac dilatation. Eva Caven 745 Methodist Hospital acute dilatation of heart. Sarah Jones 74 of 903 California acute cardiac dilatation. Eliza J Webb 84 of 238 Douglas cerebral hemorrhage. Emilie Albertina Hitzke 39 of 1232 S Senate pulmonary tuberculosis. William Harrold 70 of Central Indiana Hospital chronic myocarditis.
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Sophia W. Simpson
Bellefontains
Caroline Z. Stricker
Eva Caven
Methodist Hospital
Arah
Jones
California
Eliza J. Webb
Douglas
Emilie Albertina Hitzke
S. Senate
William Harrold
Central Indiana Hospital
Justice notes on local court cases and fines
Herbert Crist fined five dollars on a charge of associating. William Hamilton, 26, of 1508 Cornell Ave, bound over to the grand jury under two hundred dollars on a pandering charge. Judgment withheld in the firearms possession case against Gus Brokadas. Earl Thomas, 25, Wyandotte Michigan, discharged.
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Herbert Crist
Willian Hamilton
Cornell Ave
Gus Brokadas
Earl Thomas
Wyandotte, Mich
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Arrow Ave
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Wild
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