Dividend setback lowers Wabash stock two points
United Press reports Wabash A shares opened at 44 and fell over two points after directors failed to act on a dividend at Tuesday's meeting. Analysts expect a 5 percent rate to be declared soon amid investor speculation. Other stocks showed small moves in quiet early trading.
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United Press
New York
Wabash
Norfolk & Western
Estinghouse
U. S. Breethin
Baldwin
New Haven
Southern Pacific
A. T
U. S. Rubber
Studerbaker
International Paper Dss
Republic Steel
Local Bank Clearings Reach Notable Totals
Indianapolis bank clearings on Wednesday totaled 2.422 million dollars with debits at 5.622 million dollars, signaling activity across local financial institutions.
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Indianapolis
Grains End With Narrow Margin On Chicago Board
United Press reports Chicago Board of Trade grain trading paused with a slight fractional slide. Wheat and corn eased to near session lows amid Southwest rains and tired longs selling, oats weak, and provisions holding steady in quiet trade.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table May 28 Report Shows Mixed Prices
Grain table lists May 28 values for wheat corn oats rye and related futures with varying highs lows and closes. Receipts shown include wheat 302000 bushels corn 350000 oats 165000 and rye 22000 along with No 2 hard wheat at 1.07 and No 2 yellow corn around 77 78 cents.
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Chicago
Orres Bo
Berier
Markets report from Indianapolis and New York May 28
Fresh eyes packing stock butter 21¢, fowls and turkeys priced in Indianapolis. Chicago, Eveland and New York listings show butter 38–42c, cheese 19–24c, eggs 24–35c, fowls 16–34c, turkeys 20–28c, roosters 12c, potatoes and other produce with varied regional quotations.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Young Americas
Wisconsin
Idaho
Eveland
Hastings
New York
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Pacific
Nipigon power project to gain 60 000 HP load at $21 per HP
Ontario Hydro signs agreements to assure 60 000 horsepower for Nipigon with a cost of 21 dollars per horsepower. By next winter capacity may exceed 76 000 HP and by 1926 reach 80 800 HP. Lake Alpigon level will be raised to increase power availability.
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Toronto
Ontario
Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario
Lake Alpigon
Hogs Slide as Prices Hold Steady at Local Yards
Hog prices at the local yards were steady to lower with heavies at 7.50 to 7.55 and light classes down to 7.30. The market slowed ahead of a holiday, with most sales up to 7.40 and some choicer porkers up to 7.60, while pigs and sows showed varied lower to steady ranges. Receipts totaled 12,000 hogs, 1,200 cattle, 1,100 in the call market, and 200 sheep.
Indiana stocks and bonds report with city and railroad listings
A dense list of Indianapolis area stocks and bonds with numerous company names, serials and maturities. Includes Indiana hotels, gas, railroad and utility issues, plus several bank and trust companies and a Liberty 2nd 4s bond quote at 100.40.
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Bio. Ask
American Central Life
Amer Creosoting Co
Advance Rumely Co
Benorta
Eee Century Ride. Co
Ae Cities Service Co
Cities Service Co
Citizens Gas Co
Indiana Hotel Coum
Ose
Indiana Hotel
Mats Indiana Pipe Line
Indiana Title Guaranty
Indpis
Eae
Indpis & Northwestern
Indpis & Southeastern
Indple Tei
Uul Co
National Motor Car Co
Public Savings Ins Co
Nfl Rauh Fertilizer
Ind
Ind Com
Ind Lstria
van Camp
Vandalia Coal Co
Wabash Ky Co
Wabash Ry Co
Belt Rr&sy
Ind North
Ind Ry and S
Ind Serv Corp
Ind Union Trac
Indpis Ab Co
Indple
Col & S
Indpis Gas
Indple On & H Is
Aee
Indpis & Mart
Aea
Pce
Indpis Nor
Indpis & Nor
S$ E
Indpis T & T
Fletcher Am. Nat. Bank
Indpla Water
Fletcher Law and Tr Co
Aetna Trust and Savings Co
Eee Bankers Trust Co
Oes City. Trust Co
Continental Nat. Bank
Eee
Fidelity Trust Co
E Sa
Indiana Nat. Bank
Indiana Trust Co
Mar Co State Bank
Hants
Nat. Bank
Peoples Ae
State Sav
Tr Co
Union Trust Co
Wash Sav and Tr Co
Liberty
Hardware Trade Holds Steady Despite Backward Spring
Conditions in hardware centers across the country show little change over the past week. Weather remains the key factor in jobbing centers and the backward spring has slowed consumer demand for normally brisk items. Retail stocks are generally low while retailers buy sparingly. jobbers and manufacturers report ample stock and rapid delivery when orders come in.
Tank Wagon Prices Listed for Gasoline
Gasoline price list shows Energee at 22c per 8 gallons and multiple brands priced per gallon ranging from 12.7c to 35c. Standolind and Moore brands appear with 23.50 and 22.6c respectively, with a State tax excluded.
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Moore Light
Lion Power Cleaners
Livestock Market Summary Across Regions
Chicago reports 12 000 cattle and 26 000 hog receipts with mixed demand. Cattle steady for top fed steers at 11 50 11 75 per hundredweight, hogs mostly 6 85 7 40 with heavies up to 7 40, while sheep lambs show active demand and higher prices for spring lambs. Kansas City East St Louis and Pittsburgh offices note slower early sales, steady to weak bids, and varied calf and ewe prices.
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Aed
Eeewee Reese
Chicago
Idaho
Kansas City
East ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Hiei
Three Defendants Sentenced in Federal Court
Shirley Checkers, 29, St. Paul, jailed after sentence by Judge A B Anderson for violating the Harrison narcotic act. He received eighteen months at Leavenworth. Norton G Finch, 74, Oxford Ind, fined $100 and costs for stealing mail from a box. William Clauson, 28, Lafayette, got eighteen months at Leavenworth for automobile theft. Checkers admitted prior jail terms and drug addiction but denied forging morphine prescriptions.
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Shirley Checkers
St. Paul
Evansville
A. B. Anderson
Leavenworth
Norton G. Finch
Oxford
Ind
William Clauson
Lafayette
Checkers
Tragic Copycat Suicide In Paris Household
Paris reports a 10-year-old boy, Lucien Cordy, killed himself with his father’s Army revolver after feeling lonely when his mother left the house. The act mirrors a prior suicide four years earlier by his 15-year-old brother who used the same weapon to end his life.
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United Press
Paris
Lucien Cordy
Ami
Bill Will Put U S Navy First House 5 Told
Washington May 28 Representative Britten Illinois Republican told the House that a proposed 150 million naval construction program would put the American Navy first in the world. He said current ratios would shift to 6 4 3 with the US leading Japan and Great Britain after adoption. The plan calls for eight cruisers of 10 000 tons each and modernization of six battleships considered slow and poorly armored.
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United Press
Washington
Britten
Illinois
House Today
United States
Great Britain
Japan
McAdoo Leads In State Conventions Across Several States
Reports from Minnesota Montana Texas West Virginia Nevada show William G. McAdoo favored for the Democratic nomination. Coolidge unopposed in several tickets while some delegates remain uninstructed or split on Davis.
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United Press
Great Falls
Mont
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Calvin Coolidge
William G. McAdoo
United Press Wac
Texas
Essay Contest Winner Chosen At Civic Clubs Event
Ruth Garrison, 15, of School No 38 Twelfth and Sterling Streets, wins first prize of 10 in an essay contest on The Value of a Civic Club in a Community organized by Edward O Snethen president of the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs. Paul Henley 18 of Wallace Foster School wins second prize of 5. Honorable mentions include Leland Davis Dorothy Miller Lillian Young Zelda Klave and others from local schools.
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Ruth Garrison
Twelfth
Sterling Sts
Edward 0. Snethen
Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Snethen
Indiana Trust
Paul Henley
Wallace Foster School
Illinois
Leland Davis
John W. Shirley
Frank Wilson Oliphant
Irvan Frye
Lillian Young
Zelda Klave
Dorothy Miller
Charles Boswell
Marriage Licenses and Deaths in Central Indiana Listing
Marriage licenses show John A. Mayberry Lillian Mitchell and many others with ages and addresses. Death notices include Grant A. Taylor Elizabeth Duffey Edward Peats John Lucid and numerous conditions across local hospitals. Complex long list reflects civic vital events and health outcomes.
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Grant A. Taylor
Central Indiana Hospital
Elizabeth Duffey
St. Vincent Hospital
Edward Peats
Deaconess
John Lucid
Woodlawn
Infant Shockley
Long Hospital
Katie Konrad
N. Pershing
Estelle Simmons
Methodist
Georgia
A. Fowler
State
Mary J. Peyton
W. Eleventh
Willie Ann Bone
Missouri
Catherine Bindsaw
City Hospital
Wilhelmina M Witkleman
N. Mount
Ratts Denied Salary Claim In Appointment Controversy
Oscar Ratts of Paoli filed a $500 May salary claim as his public service commission term ended May 1. Ratts refused to surrender to McCray appointee Oscar Smith, challenging the appointment as invalid. State auditor William A. Marsh said no check would be issued until courts decide entitlement. Attorney General Lesh issued an opinion finding Ratts not entitled to the salary.
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Oscar
Ratts
Paoli
Public Service Commission
McCray
Oscar Smith
Knox
William A. Marsh
Office of State Auditor
Batts
U. S. Lesh
Robert Bracken
Lesh
Smith
Speedway Fans Invasion Brightens Race Preparations
Speedways fans join proceedings in the Chamber of Commerce director's room as Fisher arrives. Henry Ford is expected tonight while two cars dropped from Tuesday’s program. Duesenberg and other European styles push for faster speeds with superchargers. the lap fund nears 5900 dollars as organizers seek 10000.
City Orders Ban on Smoking by Gentlemen and Reporters
Acting Mayor Louise Yager posted a city council order prohibiting all gentlemen and reporters from smoking in public spaces, effective immediately. The move targets smoke exposure in municipal venues and outlines enforcement in Waukegan Illinois.
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United Press
Brothers in Hospital After City Assault Case
Two brothers were charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after a fight. Eddie Freels, in city hospital with a fractured skull, alleges Carl Freels attacked him at 624 North Capitol Avenue. Carl was at Methodist hospital with cuts claimed to be from Eddie. Juanita Frees, linked to both men, faced vagrancy charges and a statutory offense during a raid at the same address, with John Gilvary also held.
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Eddie Freels
City
Carl Freels
N. Capitol Ave
Carl
Methodist Hospital
Eddie
Juanita Frees
John Gilvary
Workhouse Sale Probe Shapes County Budget Dispute
The article details a county council debate over land rights from a proposed workhouse sale, with Hoffman and Thompson disputing land strip figures. County engineer Griffith asserts 1.85 acres owed versus 1.5 in auditor records as the council approves about 962000 in expenditures including jail, insane hospital, and poor farm needs.
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Hoffman
A. W. Thompson
Fairbanks Morse & Co
Jonn J. Griffith
Fesler
McCray
Julietta
Benjamin
Potter
Kitley
Joseph B. Kealing
Marion County Board of Charities and Correction
Hogle
Council
Poor Farm
Jail
Sunnyside
B. F. Carlos
Washington St
Pices
Attorneys prepare appeal in Smith murder case
Plymouth Indiana May 28 attorneys for Raymond B Smith convicted of murdering his aged grandfather prepared to file an appeal with the Supreme Court after a new trial was denied on Tuesday.
La Follette Denounces Progressives and Communists
Senator La Follette argues progressives who rely on democracy are deceiving the public and that communists oppose real reform. He cites Teapot Dome and Veterans' Bureau scandals as proof of party machinery corruption and calls for ending monopoly control and political bosses to restore genuine progressive principles.
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la Follette
Teapot Dome
Veterans’ Bureau
Mahoney disputes plan to cancel June convention
Mahoney said the national Farmer Labor Progressive convention set for June 17 in St Paul will proceed despite Sen LaFollette opposition. He noted delegates from across the country will attend, with LaFollette as the preferred candidate unless he blocks use of his name. Fred Pike said Minnesota Farmer Labor cannot join the National Third Party and will stay aloof, weakening the event.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Farmer-Labor-Progressive
Robert M. LaFollette
William Mahoney
LaFollette
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Fred Pike
Farmer-Labor Party of
Pike
Plans for Indiana Wheat Pool Sale
Indiana wheat pool officials move from signing up 40 percent of the state's crop to selling plans. Three men of major importance in the grain trade are under consideration for general manager. The pool will have four departments and handle 3 to 15 million bushels annually for five years.
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Indiana Wheat Pool
James S. Covert
Ther&s
Police 10 Fight Release Of Boy Death Suspects
Chicago May 28 Police contend they still have a blank wall in the Robert Franks death case and will oppose releasing Matt Kirk Mitchell and Walter Wilson instructors at the private school the boy attended. Chief Collins says they will hold them for questioning until certainty of no connection.
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United Press
Chicago
Robert Franks
Matt Kirk Mitchell
Walter Wilson
Collins
Hughes
Franks
Alleged Slayer Charged as Police Threatened
Shelbyville Indiana May 28 Charges that he was beaten and forced into confessing to killing Indianapolis police officer Jess Louden were made today in a preliminary hearing for Charles E Henry a colored man on trial for Louden's murder The defense objected to the confession evidence Perry Owens testified he saw Henry within two blocks of the murder site Frank Riser corroborated Owens Louden died from a gunshot wound Deputy coroner Dr William A Coepper linked the wound to the death Frank Seifert Loudens companion identified Henry as the shooter and Seifert fired at Henry as he fled The jury was not present during the hearing
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Times
Shelbyville
Ind
Jess Louden
Indianapolis
H. C. Morrison
Charles E. Henry
Louden
Lusia Harris
Henry
France
Perry Owens
Frank Riser
Owens
William A. Coepper
Marion County
Frank J. Seifert
Seifert
Alleged Slayer Held in Shelby County Jail
Charles Snyder of Smithland remains jailed in Shelby County on murder charges for killing his lifelong friend John Osborne last Sunday. He was captured at his father's home after a two day manhunt by deputy sheriffs and citizens, as a grand jury prepares to hear evidence and Prosecutor McLane plans to seek a first degree murder indictment.
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United Press
Shelbyville
Ind
Charles Snyder
Smithland
Shelby County
John Osborne
Snyder
McLane
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Woodruff Place
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Greencastle
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Kokomo
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Duluth, Minn
Speedway
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Tom Alley
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Fred Duesenberg
Harry Miller
Fiat
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Jimmy Murphy
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Edward F. Wintergast
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Miller Motor
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Marion County State Bank
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Model Laundry
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FARNL
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Investment Department
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