Opening Stocks Influenced by Business News
New York May 29 stocks opened with a good tone on constructive overnight news. Car loadings for the week ended May 17 totaled 913,407 vs 969,187 prior. most action centered on rails and industrials, with oils under pressure and N W shares slipping. Trading was desultory and the market awaited further developments.
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Taos
Pan-Petroleum Ar
Texas Company
Akies
Atchison
Union Pacific
U. 8
Steel
Cosden
Atlantic Coast Line
Closing Grains Rally On Weather News
Chicago May 29 United Press grains closed sharply higher on the Board of Trade. Wheat saw many dips and rallies before a final surge, driven by weather and crop prospects. Corn and oats rose, with profit taking at the close. Visions were nominal.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat and grain futures and cash market report
Market notes from Chicago and Toledo show May wheat around 1.05 to 1.07 with Sept near 1.08 and corn near 0.77 to 0.78. Oats steady around 46 to 40 cents, rye around 66 to 68, and lard ribs and timothy prices listed. cash receipts by Chicago lot: wheat 23, corn 100, oats 54. Toledo quotes wheat at 1.11 to 1.12, corn 81, barley 77, clover seed 11.25 to 12, timothy cash and May 3.35 to 3.75, hay 30.
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Chicago
Mar
Toledo
Timothy
Close
Atchison
One Ae
Cc & NW Ry
Dei & H
N.&w
Pere Mar
Sot Pac
St. P
Wee
Union Parc. Eee
Wabash
Uub
Alana Aa Am
Betviehem
Colorado F
Yellow Cab Meee Tee
TG & Suly
Kennecott
Houston
NJ St
Sinclair
Exas Co
Allied
Alph Bae
Sears-Ro
Uscip
Eee
Utilities
Con Gas
Colum Gas
Am. I Cor
National Bank Notes Show Marked Stability
The National Bank of Commerce of New York reports in Commerce Monthly that national bank notes remain stable despite growing use of gold and Federal reserve notes. It notes circulation liability was 727 million dollars in 1913 and 726 million at end of 1924, with few bond issues carrying circulation privileges.
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Federal Reserve
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Markets Report From Indianapolis Chicago and New York
Fresh eyes butter and poultry prices list in Indianapolis with fat fowls springers and turkeys noted. Chicago shows butter egg and poultry receipts and prices with varying grades. New York quotes flour pork lard sugar coffee and cheese with regional price ranges for live and dressed poultry and butter.
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Indianapolis
Sac & Packing
Ohio
Eben
Hastings
Chicago
Wisconsin
Alabama
Louisiana
Marriage Licenses Listing Local Couples
A list of marriage license applicants includes Charles M. Payne, 34, from Van Lear Kentucky, Stella Willoughby, 29, from Elehue Dent Ohio, plus Earl E. Chaver 33 Vincennes Indiana and Fern Sicks 28 Boston Massachusetts. Also named are Raymond C. Kynes 29 from Chicago and Carrie Spitter 35 from Washington Hotel. Other entries include John R. Hinman Jr. 2, Dorothy E. Byfield 18, Cecil Mills 24, Irene Schrader 19, Howard G. Culp 37, Margaret Rader 33, William D. McCain 40 and Anna Mason 43 with their corresponding addresses and occupations.
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Charles M. Payne
van Lear
Stella Willoughby
R. R
Elehue Dent
Toledo
Maggie Parker
W. Fourteenth
Earl E. Chaver
Vincennes
Ind
Fern Sicks
Massachusetts
Raymond C. Kynes
N. Milnois
Carrie Spitter
Washington Hotel
John R. Hinman Jr
W. Thirtieth
Dorothy E. Byfield
Cecil Mills
Delaware
Irene Schrader
Alabama
Howard G. Culp
Seminole
Margaret Rader
William D. McCain
W. Market
Anna Mason
W. Markei
Names in Careful Clusters Across Methodist Hospital List
A fragmented OCR list reads many couples and individuals linked to Methodist hospital addresses and other locations. The text names George and Carrie Tyndall. Truman and Vivian Neff. Verna Gerlach. Dan and Gretle Smith. Robert and Bernice Caplinger. Boye Mathew and Mary Harrison. Clyde and Lena Merrick. Emma Eisenbarth. Orenben Kerbox. William Carver. Thelma Carver. Leonard Hallany. Inez Barlow. Oscar Ball among others with various street addresses.
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Boye Mathew
Mary Harrison
Tonto Votoddie
Minnie Davidson
Massachusetts
Clyde
Lena Merrick
Brill
Aie
Emma Eisenbarth
Methodist Pital
Orenben
Mayme Kerbox
Methodist Hospital
Lawson
Donna McCammon
William and Thelma Carver
Leonard and Mary Hallany
Inez Barlow
W. Thirteenth
Oscar and
Fervie Ball
N. East
Local deaths and a burglary reported in city notices
A list of deceased individuals with ages and causes including chronic parenchymatous Spreme bronchopneumonia lobar pneumonia tuberculosis meningitis and premature birth. A burglary at John Palmer store 884 Massachusetts Ave involved tires and tubes valued at 110 dollars reported to police today.
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Sarah J. Mason
Tacoma
Harriet P. Foster
Meridian
Helen Carter
City Hospital
James E. Craig
Minnesota
Olive G. Hauser
Hoyt
Mary Mellen
Alabama
Elizabeth Ann Smith
Methodist Hospital
Winifred F. Wade
Olney
Mary W. Clinton
Wyoming
Nellie M. Neuer
Deaconess
Storian Petkovich
John Palmer
Massachusetts Ave
Porkers Rise on Strong Demand at Local Yards
Hog prices climbed due to heavier shipping orders and solid local sales. Top hogs near 200 pounds sold for 7.75 with most sales 7.40 to 7.50, beards quoted 7.60 to 7.65 for heavies, medium loads 7.50 to 7.60, pigs 5 to 7, lows 6.85 to 7, lights 6.40 to 6.45. receipts 10,000. Cattle slow with light receipts, calves most active, steers 8 to 11.25, cows 6 to 9.50. calves 9 to 10. Prices steady for sheep and lambs at 6.50 and 11 respectively.
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Tao
Salea
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
East Buffalo
East ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Livestock Receipts Across Major Markets May 29
Cattle receipts from Chicago to Cleveland total thousands with steady to strong demand for steers and yearlings, vealers mixed. Hogs show solid bidding in several cities, while sheep and lambs vary by region with light gains or declines.
Gasoline and Aerosene Prices From Tank Wagon Listings
Tank wagon price list shows multiple gasoline and aerosene brands with per gallon rates. Notable figures include Energee 22 cents, Purol 18.2 cents, Red Crown 18.2, Diamond Gas 18.2, Target 18.3, Silver Flash 23, Solvent 35, Naphtha Lion Power Cleaners 223.6, V. M. & P. 22.5, Standolind Cleaners 23.5. State tax of 2 cents not included.
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Energee
Target
Moore Light
Arotte
Perfection
Naptha—Lion Power
Rail Workers Honor Comrade Butler with Talking Machine
Rail workers present 72 year old T. F. Butler a $200 talking machine at the Pennsylvania shops after his retirement as master mechanic on May 1. Harry C. Hubbard, a retired official, made the presentation.
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T. F. Butler
Pierson Ave
Pennsylvania
Harry C. Hubbard
Fire Chief Recovering After Appendectomy
Fire Chief John J. O'Brien was reported in fairly good condition at St. Vincent Hospital after an operation for appendicitis Tuesday night. Doctors say he will need complete rest for several weeks. Police Chief Herman Rikhoff was back at work today after a ptomaine poisoning illness earlier this week.
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John J. O’brien
St. Vincent Hospital
O'Brien
Herman Rikhoff
Ex Policeman Held in Franks Murder Mystery
A former policeman is jailed in Chicago as part of the Franks boy’s murder probe. Chief Hughes cites incom municado detention. A rooming house proprietor linked a man resembling George Johnson to the crime, aided by a falling false mustache. Matt Kirk Mitchell and Walter Wilson, school instructors, were released by the criminal court.
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United Press
Chicago
Matt Kirk Mitchell
Walter Wilson
Criminal Court
Indiana Dental College to Graduate Eighty Four June Fifth
Commencement exercises for eighty four graduates of the Indiana Dental College will be held at 8 p m Thursday June 5 in Caleb Mills Hall. Dr John N Hurty will address the class on Benjamin Franklin and confer the Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. Dr Frederica R Quenshaw will present Hunt Society diplomas and Dr F B S Wicks will give the invocation. Miss Mary Merker will sing and the Lincoln trio will play. The graduates include Orville Allen Paul Bertram Altmann Lewis Harper Anderson Morris Barrett William Theron Butler and many more list.
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Caleb Mills
John N. Hurty
Board of Trustees
Benjamin Franklin
Frederica R. Qenshaw
Hunt Society
C. Wicks
Mary Merker
Dynes Elfridge Arong Elliott
Sidney A. Epstein
Charles M. Faun
Aivah Cums
Mings Fennell
Noel Carlton Fink
Harry L. Forber
Roy Eugene Gephart
Lawren Horace Grant
Joseph Hughes Griswol
Richard Mitchell Griswold
Charles E. Harrison
William Anthony Hart
Frei Sentman Henderson
Kenneth Edward Hopkins
Alfred Roland Houlehan
James W. Hucklebee Eldon R. Hurd
Clarence W. Jenn
Joseph 8. Kirk
Lucas Frank Kunkel
Henry A. Kwarta
BE. Scott Lahr
Howard Melvin Lahr
Hal A. Langsdon
William Dale Lentz
Owen Newton Lentz
John Y. Linn
Orin A. Luse
Donald Arthur Mahley
Alexander Hyman Malawsky
Bernard August Martin
Philip George Massalski
Gerald Denzil Mason
Hoffman Gets Long Sentence For Staten Island Murder
Harry Hoffman was found guilty of murdering Mrs. Maude Bauer on March 25 on a lonely Staten Island road and was sentenced by Judge Tiernan to twenty years to life in Sing Sing. The verdict came after more than twelve hours of deliberation and Hoffman collapsed upon hearing it.
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ST. George
Staten Island
N. Y
Harry Hoffman
Maude Bauer
Tiernan
Sing Sing
Hoffman
Bauer
Favorable Day for Rage Seen in Local Speedway Race
Race week advances as twenty-two cars may qualify for Friday event. Frank Harder Barber-Warnock and L L Corum Duesenberg qualify after Wednesday runs. Sinclair Special withdrawn due to motor trouble. Wells Hornet, Kes Line, and Roof Special linger for possible time trials. Chamber of Commerce offers visitor rooms and hosts a farewell dinner for founders James A Allison Carl G Fisher and Arthur Q Newby. Final instructions to drivers set for 4 p m.
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Barber-Warnock
L. L. Corum
Duesenberg
Feld
Tom Alley
Detroit
Indianapolis
James A. Allison
Carl G. Fisher
Arthur QO. Newby
Speedway
Chamber of Commerce
Henry L. Dithmer
Chamber
Racers Prepare for Indy Race as Rain Delay Fades
Police throughout the city guard the race route from 6 AM to 1 PM on Friday with traffic reversing after. West bound lanes will be closed earlier while Duesenberg and Miller teams test cars and drivers like Boyer, Hartz, Comer, Ellingboe, and Durant tune for the expected showdown at high speed.
Bumpy Day on Race Grounds Ends with Minor Scrapes
The story notes Bennie Hill faced a scare as his car sputtered and died due to a spanner wrench shorting the battery. A bus behaved poorly earlier, threatening a qualifying run. Tom Beall, owner of the driver’s cafe, crashed a bread wagon at high speed, scattering bread but causing no major damage.
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Bennie Hill
Tom Beall
Tom
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