Stock Market Opens With Roar Led by General Motors
New York November 12 The stock market opened with a roar as motors stocks surged led by General Motors which rose about 5 percent to start. DuPont jumped 23 points to 270 aided by GM holdings while the oil sector including Phillips Petroleum advanced near its yearly high amid expectations of developments in listed oils.
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Unita Press
New York
Motors
General Motors
DuPont
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips
Debits Totals Listed for Indianapolis on Nov 12
A fragmented note from Indianapolis records a Nov 12 debit total around 600. The entry hints at day’s cash flow but lacks full details or explanations.
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Indianapolis
Fresh Markets Prices Across Beef Poultry Butter and Eggs
Market reports list fresh beef and poultry prices in multiple cities including Indianapolis Cleveland and Chicago. Butter eggs cheese and potatoes show varied rates with regional differences and 150 pound bag packaging noted.
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Ohio
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Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Idaho
Sugar Market Outlook Suppressed by Drought and Floods
In the Sugar Market by Thomson and McKinnon New York November 12 reports widespread complaints of insufficient rain or excessive moisture across sugar areas. Severe losses hit the Ohio beet region and European beet districts with little relief in Cuba. Refiners' purchases for the week exceed 250000 bags but fall short of full monthly needs, prompting anticipated further buying at a higher price as refined sugar advances again within forty eight hours.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Ohio
Europe
Cuba
Warner
Wholesale Meat Prices for Beef Pork and Mutton
Meat price list shows beef native steers 500 to 800 lbs at 19 to 21 cents per pound, heifers 300 to 450 lbs at 17 to 21 cents, cows 400 to 700 lbs at 10 to 11 1/2 cents. Pork prices include dressed hogs 14 to 20 cents, items like picnics and tenderloins, with various cuts priced. mutton quotes list legs and fores at 25 to 26 cents, brains 18 cents, and related items. The ad cites regional references and weight ranges for each category.
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Arcana
Carenaton
Wben
Huston
Woman Charged With Assault in Picture Show Incident
Mrs Hattie Watkins 24 of 1209 E Thirteenth St was jailed on assault and battery with intent to kill after ordering her husband Levi 81 from a cinema seat and cutting Miss Allonia Mitcum 1121 Massachusetts Ave. Watkins faces additional assault charges and was taken to City Hospital.
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Thirteenth St
City Prison
Levi Watkins
Allonia Mitcum
Massachusetts Ave
City Hospital
Watkins
Dr. James Y. Welborn Elected OVMA President
Dr. James Y. Welborn of Evansville was elected president at the closing session of the Ohio Valley Medical Association. Surgical clinics followed at the city hospital and papers were read by Dr. Vincent Lyon of Philadelphia and Dr. William Foreman of Indianapolis, with discussions led by Dr. J. O. Richey and Dr. Charles P. Emerson, both of Indianapolis.
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James Y. Welborn
Evansville
Ohio Valley Medical Association
City Hospital
Vincent Lyon
Philadelphia
William Foreman
Inianapolis
J. O. Richey
Charles P. Emerson
Indianapolis
Indiana Development Advisory Council nominations urged
J. B. Fredrick reflecting the Indiana advertising movement has written twenty-one organizations today for nominations to the Indiana Development Advisory Council. The State Chamber of Commerce acts as the authorized campaign agency with a $50,000 budget announced by director George Mosser.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Indiana Development Advisory Council
State Chamber
George Mosser
Fight On Road Bonds for Fifty Ninth Street Paving
Seven hundred residents testified at a hearing before State tax board chairman John J. Brown against a $67,300 bond issue to pave Fifty Ninth Street from the Monon Railroad to Keystone Ave. Proponents say the project improves mud plagued roads. Nearby residents argue the roads are not main thoroughfares and costs should fall on abutting property owners.
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John J. Brown
Monon
Keystone Ave
Washington Township
Opening trade lacks feature on Chicago grain board
Chicago Nov 12 opening trade in grains showed no features with light activity. Wheat traders moved cautiously digesting holiday developments while corn held a narrow range and oats remained inactive. Provisions were firm as market data and futures quotes were reported.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Fruit and Produce Prices Then and Now
A dense list of market items with numerous fruit and vegetable entries and prices. Names of fruits such as Grimes Golden apples and Northern Spy appear with per basket or per crate prices, alongside vegetables like Artichokes and Beans. The text sketches a bustling wholesale market catalog with numerous regional origins listed.
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King Davids
Northern Spy
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Forida
California
Valencia
Florida
Local Wagon Wheat Indianapolis mills e BoEted in She Tateas
Local wagon wheat relates to Indianapolis mills and a state action. The fragment mentions mills in Indiana and a dated event tied to government or agricultural authority, with no clear outcome or explicit details.
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Police Seek for Son in Missing Persons Case
Police launched a search after a telegram from Carbondale Illinois stated Herbert Davis and his wife Bertha reside here. The message said his mother Eliza Reno 65 of 660 Norwood 8th street was killed in an auto accident and listed Edgar Allen 57 and Samuel Anderson 47 as people to be sought or traced.
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Bertha
Carbondale
Ill
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Norwood 8&T
Edgar Allen
Samuel Anderson
Shelby County
Central Insane Hospital
Captured in House Man Arrested After Neighborhood Burglary
Charles Nuckels 34 was captured early today when a police emergency squad surrounded a house at 522 North West Street after a burglary report. Officers say the screen door at the home of Mrs. Mattie Foggs was torn loose and that Nuckels had a flashlight and screwdriver. He is held on high vagrancy bond.
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Boston Terrier Show Winners at Indiana Specialty
Nearly 500 people attended the first annual Boston terrier specialty show by the Boston Terrier Club of Indiana at Denison on Wednesday. Out-of-town exhibitors took top honors with "I'm the Guy" from Detroit winning best male and Daymonto's Fashion Maid of Dayton claiming best female.
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Dayton
Ohio
Funeral service for Mrs. Elizabeth H. McKinney held
Dr. F. 8. C. Wicks of All Souls Unitarian Church presided at a 2 p m funeral at the family residence for Elizabeth H. McKinney 51 who died Tuesday at her brother W D Houghs home 124 W Forty Fourth St. Burial was in Crown Hill. She was a longtime Indianapolis resident and is survived by her husband and her brother.
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All Souls Unitarian Church
Elizabeth H. McKinney
W. D. Hough
Forty-Fourth St
Crown Hill
Taken After Crashes In Greenfield Alcohol Charge
Robert Barnard of Greenfield Indiana was charged today with drunkenness and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a sequence of accidents at Capitol Avenue and Emmett Street. He collided with E L Hudgins then Otis Macy and R R L Box 334 C before crashing into Herbert Reinert's parked car.
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Teachers Big Givers in Indianapolis Fund Drive
Eighty three percent of Indianapolis teachers contributed to the Indianapolis Community Fund. With 1475 of 1765 teachers giving, $7,289.50 has been received and the drive aims to pass the $8,130 quota by Friday.
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Community Fund
Indianapolis
Hog prices hold steady at Indianapolis Market
Hog prices remained fully steady at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange with about 8,000 fresh receipts and 377 holdovers. Most swine sold at 11.85 dollars with pigs at 12, packed sows from 10.25 to 11, rough sows 9.50 to 10.50, and stags 9 to 10.50. Cattle receipts 2,300 plus 1,500 Highland Herefords from Texas. steers 6 to 13.50, heifers 5 to 10, sows 4 to 7. Lambs at 15, sheep 5.7, calves mostly 13.50 to 14 with bulk at 13.50 to 14.
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Illinois and adjacent markets report receipts and price ranges for cattle and sheep. Prices vary by class with feeders, calves, and heavyweights showing fluctuating demand. sheep demand mixed with active sales for certain weights.
Woman Driver Charged After Street Collision
Mrs Ina G Hiner 40 of 34 S Chester Ave was charged with assault and battery and improper driving after an accident on E Washington St near the Union Railway elevation. She allegedly struck a wrecked auto pushing it into a Hoosier Motor Club wrecker pinning Hubert Suddeth taken to city hospital with leg injuries.
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S. Chester Ave
Richter
HE. Washington St
Union Railway
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IRS Instruction Meeting Held at Federal Building
The semi annual instruction meeting for Internal Revenue Department employees was held today in the Federal Building. Douglass Anderson of Washington led the session speaking on Income Taxes.
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Douglass Anderson
Washington
Urge College Health Work Urge College Health Work
Newark New Jersey November 12. Frederick L Hoffman urges stronger health supervision for college students after reviewing campus health activities. He cites University of California and Illinois as notable models and notes eight years at Illinois show women sleep less than seven hours more often than men.
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Frederick L. Hoffman
Hoffman
University of California
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Imperial Child to Receive Heirloom Sword in Japan
Japan orders its leading sword smith to forge a ceremonial sword for the unborn imperial grandchild. The custom holds a sword is given on the arrival of an imperial child and kept as an heirloom for life.
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Japan
Teeth in gizzards puzzle sea bird digestion
In Mobile on November 12 a science note explains that scoters, a duck family member, feed mostly on shellfish and mollusks swallowed whole. Their gizzards contain gravel teeth that grind shells, aiding digestion of the shells and meat.
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All Times
Ala
Treasure Still Sought in Kidds Buried Chest Legend
Reports persist that Captain Kidd hid a treasure chest with the aid of a slave who was killed when the chest was buried. Despite ongoing searches, no trace of the gold has ever been found.
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