Typical New York stock market bulls on weekend gains
A New York report describes a broad bull swing with heavy profit taking among leaders. Rail shares like New York Central and Southern Pacific rise, while Standard of New Jersey and petroleum issues see active buying as optimism grows despite some pullbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Adce
New York Central
Isco
Southern Pacific
Standard of New Jersey
Pup
Ing
Arket
Paramount Four Quartet Heads to Cleveland District Contest
The Paramount Four from Indianapolis, winners of the local Keith Theater quartet contest, depart Monday for Cleveland to compete against nine city winners for district honors. Members are Paul L. Walters, C. C. Lloyd, Robert A. Halter, and William T. Pearcy. The winner advances to New York City to face national contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Four
Indianapolis
B. F. Keith
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul L. Walters
C. C. Lloyd
Robert A. Halter
William T. Pearcy
Keith
Middle West States
New York City
John B. Reynolds
The
Chamber of Commerce
Fragmentary OCR Note with Numbers and Code-like Text
Cryptic page fragment shows scattered numbers and letters. No coherent events, names, or places to summarize into a standard news item.
Commission Row Prices to Retailers Fruits
A fragmented list of wholesale fruit and vegetable prices for retailers. Items include Jonathan apples at 40-pound baskets, various 40-pound baskets, Florida grapefruits priced, oranges California Valencia and Florida, lemons, limes, grapes, pears, strawberries, and vegetables with numerous per-unit and per-crate costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Grimes
Rome
Florida
California
Orida
Coocert
Satsumas
L'Cy
Alabama
Ibarrols
Gelery
Michigan
Gare Hickay
Fey
Yanis Payne Hasket
H. G
Idaho
Choice Swine Bring Top Price at Indianapolis Market
Prices for swine rose as demand from competing markets pushed values at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange. Choice light weight hogs sold up to 12.10, others to 12.25, with most mature hogs 11.90 to 12. Observers noted fresh receipts about 6,500 with 459 holdovers. Cattle numbers remained thin, with slow trading and no choice cattle seen. Sheep and lambs saw steady demand and prices, lambs at 15. Calves weak but steady. totals about 500 receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Exchange
Marriage Vow Is Lasting in Clark County
A United States Chamber of Commerce survey shows Clark County Indiana has the lowest divorce rate. In 1924 there were 2,216 marriages and 73 divorces, and in 1923 3,309 marriages and 56 divorces, far better than Marion Vigo and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Times
Washington
Indiana
United States Chamber of Commerce
Federal Chamber
Marion County
Vigo County
Vanderburg County
Clinton County
Clerk County
Union County
Hendricks
Boone
Hamilton
Madison
Hancock
Shelby
Johnson
Morgan
Posey
Gibson
Pike
Warrick
Clay
Parke
Vermilion
Sullivan
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Dairies and Grains
Prices for assorted live poultry and eggs show small changes with Leghorns at 12 to 14 cents and old turkeys at about 20 cents. Butter and butterfat steady to firm, cheese prices mixed with Swiss around 42 to 53 cents, domestic loaves near 38 cents. New York flour quiet but firm while pork and sugar show firm and higher refining values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New York
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Spec Dal Be
Ane Islands
Geero
Amery
Wholesale Meat Prices in Sig Ores and Carcass Ranges
Prices for steer and hind carcasses with weight ranges listed. Includes native heifers cows tongues sweetbreads and pork dressed cuts by weight and grade. Mutton prices per 40 pounds and various cuts noted with per pound values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erika
Trade Reviews Signal Steady Softwood Demand Amid Heavy Rain
Trade reviews show softwood shipments up 5 percent week over week and bookings at 99 percent of cut. Northwest and West coast mills exceed production, while Southern mills ship more yet face rain curtailments. Domestic demand remains steady as flooring, furniture, and auto makers boost intake despite rippling rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South
West Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
California
Japan
Australia
Harwood
Local Wagon Wheat Moves Through Indianapolis Elevators
Local wagon wheat movement shows activity in Indianapolis elevators with loads routed through Pennsylvania and Ohio yard sectors. Trade notes indicate steady demand and price levels remaining firm as shipments proceed.
Wheat Leads Grains Higher on Chicago Board of Trade
Grains gained in a short session led by wheat with December wheat reaching several weeks high. Bullish wheat news spurred brisk buying and tempered late selling while corn and oats rose in sympathy and provisions advanced on short covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Chicago Grain Table Nov 14 Market Highlights
Chicago receipts and grain futures show mixed results with wheat, corn, and oats listed for December and May contracts. Prices edge up and down while reports note 551,000 rye and 562,000 oats in deliveries with other commodity tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bopsinal
Chicago
Real beer is often actually shot beer says Jones
Washington scene reports James E. Jones, new prohibition commander, says most so called real beer in cities is shot beer. He notes some Pennsylvania breweries violate the law, but many overstate the number, as alcohol is later injected into the beer at restaurants or buffets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Washington
James E. Jones
Roy A. Haynes
Pennsylvania
Jones
A Dessert for Children Boiled Rice Treats
A boiled rice dessert shaped into forms with fruit topping and served with sugar and milk makes a pleasing and nutritious treat for children.
Hilton U Brown Jr American Legion names Workman commander
Grover W. Workman was acclaimed commander of the Hilton U. Brown Jr post after the annual meeting and election on Friday night at naval reserve headquarters 17 E North St Other officers include Walter Bonnell Ray Harris John Ciorolano and Miss Hortense Goldsmith as vice commanders Everett Sexton re elected adjutant Justin Titus chaplain and Harry Watts historian Executive committee members are Alva Nisely Jacob Morgan Stephen Nolan and Charles Kuhn Dr C P Herther re elected Mrs Everett Sexton named auxiliary president Others named were Mrs Lester Heath vice president Miss Hilda Schearer secretary Miss Mary Louise Price treasurer and Mrs Donna Aiken historian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover W. Workman
Hilton
C. P. Herther
Everett Sexton
Auxiliary
Lester Heath
Hilda Schearer
Mary Louise Price
Donna Aiken
Mayor Elect Names New Corporation Counsel
John L. Duvall announces lineup changes with Alvah J. Rucker chosen as corporation counsel replacing Charles J. Orbison who will join the park board. Orbison previously led speakers in Duvall's campaign and is noted for Klan association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ll. Wduvall
Alvah J. Rucker
Duvall
Rucker
Charles J. Orbison
Park Board
Dramatic Klansman Event Scrutinized Amid City Politicking
A secretive meeting backdrop includes Duvall welcomed with a taunting greeting while Klansmen guard entrances and deny women and a colored messenger entry. Notables such as Claude S. McCoy and Indiana lawmakers attend as talks of Duvall’s political fate surface.
More Appointments to City Health Board and Officials
Mayor elect John L. Duvall names Dr E E Padgett and others to the city health board including Dr W E Mendenhall Dr Arthur E Guedel and Dr Frederick E Jackson with Dr Herman G Morgan to be retained as secretary. Others include city hospital superintendent Dr Richard A Poole park board landscape architect A W Brayton Jr and corporation counsel Alva J Rucker. Sergt Walter White to replace Arthur McGee as police inspector. Orbison and McGee earlier linked to Klan.
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Park Board
Orbison
Tomlinson Hall
Market St
Claude S. McCoy
East Side Boosters’ Club
Board of Works
Duvall
McCoy
Arthur R. McGee
Sergt Walter White
Chauncey C. Manning
M. N. Bebee
Indiana
Charles M. Clark
William P. Hinkle
Marion County
E. E. Padgett
W. BE. Mendenhall
Arthur E. Guedel
Frederick E. Jackson
City Health Board
John L. Duvall
Herman G. Morgan
Richard A. Poole
A. W. Brayton Jr
Alva J. Rucker
Charles J. Orbison
Sergt
Walter White
Arthur McGee
McGee
Charleston lessons draw crowds at Riverside Dance Palace
Manager Marvin Thornton praises free Charleston lessons taught by Gene La Verne at Riverside Dance Palace. Crowds fill the venue each night with multicolored lights and music as the popular dance gains attention this winter. Free coupons admit to lessons but exclude times when Charleston lessons run. Tonight’s session runs 6 to 8 30 with prizes planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Thornton
Riverside Dance Palace
Gene la Verne
Charleston
la Verne
Riverside
Community Fund Pledges From Wide Roster of Donors
Officials list pledges of 100 or more to the Community Fund, highlighting contributions from S. Kresge Co and Circle Theater, Colonial Theater, and many others, including individuals and local businesses. The tallies show donations ranging from 100 to 1,500 dollars, reflecting broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Fund
8. S. Kresge Co
G & J. Tire Co
Atlanti. & Pacific Tea Co
John’ C. Wright
Emily
Aascrigg
Full-Ryde Music Co
P. Conlin
Thomas D. She
Kixby Co
Sisu
Wilamwood
WV. H. Johnson & Son
Alice Bake
Betermann Ros. Co
Martin M. Tate
Krause Brothers
Mrs. Oft
Adora
Herbert Foltz
Forbes,Hubbard Lumber Co
Will R. Hancock
W. H. Messenger, Co
Harper Ae Ransburg
American Dagion Weekly
John Sy Broerse
Brot
Columbia Grocery Co
Diener, Brothers
Dixie Vein Coal Pa
Otis M
Henry Hamilton
Mary FE. Hamilton
Clinton Hare
Charles C
Wit 'S. Ritter
Robinson, Syms E Meilson
C. L. Smith Ebtric Co
Albert EB. Sterne
Be Ee Wes Tenaya
White Co
Hioward
Diling & Co
Robert Elliott
Edward D. Evans
John Barrett
Clifford Barrett
H. and
P. Jeircenson
Exes
Met En Foster
Sanety “Millinney
Ss ‘Company
M. Fauvre
Sac
Foster Remside
Mortiner C. Furscott
Kahn
Tal
Edward R. Green
Yave Ms Goodal
Goldgmlth Bros
Graygan
Ute
Ian A. McCotter
Graylyns Grainaler
Mutual Eats
Caceroons & Go
Sterling Eaton
Hetherington Erner
Havens & Geddes
Hornbrook
Haines
Alfred
Barlow
Hatfield
Thos
Howe
S$ Hornaff
Arthur
Uenry
M. Hood
Mr. and Jeona
Rittle
Ernest Hoare Lawrence
K. D
Blainett Mailer
Geo
L. E. Morrison & Co
OP. Smith
Ian Sa
C. Pears
Rhodes
Acs Republican
Uriarae
Baler. Og
Orga
Rate
Verdict Returned in Breach Suit Against Fairmount Glass
A Federal Court jury Friday awarded Cub Fork Coal Company and Paragon Galllery Company of Huntington West Virginia fifty thousand dollars from Fairmount Glass Company of Indianapolis in a breach of contract case. The coal firms claimed the glass firm refused coal shipments contracted in 1920 while the glass firm contended the coal was unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Glass Company
Indianapolis
Cub Fork Coal Company
Paragon Galliery Company
Huntington
W. Va
Glass Company
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Washington and Nearby
The notice lists marriage licenses issued to several individuals including A Me Kollmann and others in Washington and surrounding areas. It notes ages and partial locations, indicating entries for couples and dates in late July and earlier months, with references to professions and residences.
Stolen Cars Reported Belonging to Local Residents
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to O. A. Tiffany of 6221 Ellenberger Ave Essex 619 414 from Sixteenth St and Capitol Ave Oscar Jones of 1555 Shelby St Ford 652 145 from Delaware St and Massachusetts Ave William Sarmanns of 1338 Montcalm Bt Ford from Kentucky Ave and Morris St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Tiffany
Ellenberger Ave
Essex
Sixteenth St
Capitol Ave
Oscar Jones
Shelby
Ford
Delaware St
Massachusetts
William Sarmmans
Montcalm Bt
Kentucky Ave
Morris St
Kiwanis Club Brings Marine Band To City
The United States Marine Band, to perform at Cable Tabernacle on Tuesday Nov 27, under Kiwanis Club auspices, is a military ensemble with duties and merit based on performance. Performances are by special leave and not subsidized glamor, with personnel selected on merit and independence from political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Band
Cable Tabernacle
Kiwanis Club
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Marine Band
Russian industries reach pre war production peak
Moscow November 16 boom year for Russian industry and agriculture. Industries rose to seventy percent of pre war output from forty percent last year, restricted mainly by capital to build new plants. The harvest is the best since the Revolution with grain output estimated at 2.46 billion bushels, up from 1.65 billion last year, supporting potential grain exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay United Preas
Moscow
Lower
Volga
Ukraine
Russia
Farm Bureau to Meet at Severin for Annual Convention
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation announces seventh annual convention November 23 and 24 at the Severin. Principal speakers include federation president W H Settle Judge Charles D Rosa tax commissioner Madison Wisconsin George H Peek Moline Illinois Dr Edward C Elliott Purdue University president and Prof Carl Taylor North Carolina College of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
The
Severin
W. H. Settle
Federation
Charles D. Rosa
Madison
Wis
George H. Peek
Moline
Edward C. Elliott
Purdue University
Carl Taylor
North Carolina College of Agriculture
Short Period Skirts Remain Very Brief Amid Costumes
In period costume coverage, skirts stay notably short with hems 12 to 16 inches from the floor. The observation notes overall fashion trends and the impracticality or style emphasis of the era.
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New York Liberty Bonds
Low
Close
Commission
Artichokes
Prert Boyntogs
Jerse
Thor
Ishes—H. G
Utabagas
Setia
Thomson & McKinn
Atchison
Erie
North Pac
Spudebaker
St Paul
Iff Ase Aly
Kennecott
Okie Ae Wee
Goodrich Fon
Olls— Goodyr
Kelly-Spyfid
Equipmente
Houston
Marland Oii
Am Loco
Bax
Ly Lima
Industrials— Allied Ch
Martin-Par Ad Rumely
Ius-Chalm
Dupont
Rado
Alco
Woolworth
Austin
vance-Rumely
Indpis
Indpis Street
Interstate
Lea
Merchans P
Rauh Fierie
Union Eat
Ind Com
Union Trac
Ind Lst
Union_Trac
Nee van Camp
Ci Sage
van Camp
Wabash Re Docor
Wabash Ry Co
Bonde
Citizens Gas
Citizens St
Indiana Coke and Gas
Indiana Hotel
Martinsville
Orthern
Northwestern Ba
Indpis & Shelby
Pbs
Trac of Inc
Aetna Trust and Say Co
Eae Bankers Trust Cosaeee
Tae Continental Trust
Farmers Rust
Fidelity Tro Fletcher Say An Letcher Amer d Trust
Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Dhoi
Marion
York
Trade
Chicago Grain Table
Beer
Legion Post
Hilton U. Brown, Jr
G. W. Workman
Ae K
Harles H. Beckett
Riper Advertising Company
Fn Rey Glass Company
John
Carl
Orn Ton Bevy Company
Thomson- McKinnon
William H. Trimble
Mahowany, Coe
Charles N. Cooper
le Works
Shane Yi Mac
Gompany
Nilinas
Carl K
Walk
Bavit
Harry Waneelin
John Welch
Whitstauran
Compass
Loompany
Babe
Jamilgon
James S
Yuneker
William M. Zeller
E N
Bapalen
Washineta Awe
U. S. Marine Band
Tabernacle
Farm Bureau
Delaware
Indianpolis Timee
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