Wall Street Open Gains as Coolidge Speech Boosts Mood
The market rose on higher bank rates and a positive Chamber of Commerce address by President Coolidge. Steel common advanced, rails saw heavy turnover, and General Motors DuPont and Mack traded higher amid mixed news on dividends and auto shares.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Bank
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Hudson
General Motors
DuPont
Mack
Local Bank Clearings Report for Indianapolis
Indianapolis banking figures show November 20 clearings totaling 2.571 million dollars with debits of 6.2 million. The report itemizes daily financial activity across city banks, outlining cash flow and liquidity for the period.
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Indianapolis
Sugar Market Holds Strength on Offer Withdrawals
In New York on November 20 the sugar market showed unusual strength as offers of actual sugar were withdrawn amid rumors of a bullish Cuban crop forecast to be published soon. Hedging shifts to the new crop likely covered speculative short contracts. Rumors of sales above 2 3/4 cents lacked verification this morning. If refiners show less interest in actuals, heavy profit taking is anticipated on further bulges.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Poultry and Dairy Prices Across Markets Reported
Chicago Cleveland and New York report varied poultry, butter, cheese and egg prices. Prices span butter 49 54c, eggs 58 62c, turkeys 25c 40c, fowls 16 23c, ducks 16 26c, cheese 24 46c, potatoes $2.25 5.50 per bag, and grain related figures with regional differences.
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Indics
New York
Wisconsin
Urmburger
Horna
Chicago
Pac
Americas
Minnesota
Idaho
Cleveland
Northern Ohio
Ohio
Michigan
India
Midwest
Santos
Spxtrae
Westren
Plans Reorganization For Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rail
New York news reports a plan to reorganize the finances of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad, recently placed in receivership, with Kuhn Loeb and Company, National City Company group, Roosevelt Sons Bond Committee, and Iselin Stockholders Committee agreeing to the arrangement.
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United Press
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
National City Company Group
Roosevelts Sons Bond Committee
Iselin Stockholders Committee
Wheat Prices at Local Elevators Hit 1.64
Local wagon wheat and grain elevators quote No 2 red wheat at 1.64. Other trades on the market merit consideration as buyers and sellers assess demand and storage costs.
Dividend Notification for American Telephone and Telegraph
The regular quarterly dividend of $2.25 per share will be paid January 15, 1926 to stockholders of record at the close of business December 19, 1925. H. Blair-Smith, Treasurer.
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H. Blair-Smith
Kingdom of
Italy
New York Stocks by Thomson and McKinnon
Financial column summarizes New York stock quotations from Thomson and McKinnon. Contains daily price ranges, notable movers, and market mood notes for investors tracking shares and averages across key groups.
Wheat Prices Shoot Upward at Board of Trade Opening
Chicago November 20. Wheat rose at the opening of the Board of Trade. Coarse grains were steady. Brick buying aided wheat while higher cable prices and Argentine crop complaints influenced the market. Corn and oats opened unchanged and provisions held firm.
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Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table Highlights From March Trading
The grain table shows prices and percentages for wheat corn oats and related futures. Readings include figures around 14.50 to 14.72 for nominal wheat and various percent changes, with May and Nov delivery marks and noted receipts for wheat corn and oats.
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Ye Rah Ieee
Fascinating Fannie Brown staged at Ft Benjamin Harrison
The two act play Fascinating Fannie Brown was presented Friday at the Service Club of Ft. Benjamin Harrison under the Woman's Division of the Thirty-eighth Indiana. Cast included Claude Ward in the lead, with Joe Foy Norman Green and Misses Pauline Tolen Elsie Davidson Mildred Spinning Dorothy Julian Fern Bertels Josephine Smith. Performances will continue Friday at Eventh Street Community House and Saturday at Sunnyside Sanitarium.
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Fannie Brown
Service Club
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Woman's Division
Indiana
Claude Ward
Joe Foy
Norman Green
Pauline Tolen
Elsie Davidson
Mildred Spinning
Dorothy Julian
Fern Bertels
Josephine Smith
Fruit and Produce Prices Displayed by Commission Row Sellers
A historical price list shows commission row quotes for fruits and vegetables including apples such as Jonathan and Rome Beauty, bananas, coconuts from Jamaica, cranberries, grapes, lemons, oranges, and vegetables like artichokes, beets, cabbage, cucumbers, and tomatoes with unit prices per basket, box, or dozen. Several entries include California and Florida origins, assorted weights and container types, with prices ranging from fractions of a dollar to several dollars per unit.
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Jonathan
Grimes
King Davids
Northern Spy
Rome Beauty
Fey
Jamaica
McFarlins
Matthews
Howes
Florida
California
Satsumas
Alabama
Births Listed in City Hospital and Local Addresses
A long OCR fragment lists newborns by pairs of parents with street addresses across the city. Many entries show names like Virgil and Gay Gwinn, George and Marie Bateman, Ralph and Florence Davis, Arthur and Beulah Jackson, and Pearl Taylor, among others, with locations including Lincoln Petre, 322. 3967 8S. Eastern. 1302 i Thirty-Third. 619 N. Gray. 2037 Roose vel ta. 55 N. ray. and 612 S. State. Several entries mention twins and various first names such as Dora Bowman and Daisy Weber, plus other parental pairs and hospital references.
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Virgil
Gay Gwinn
Lincoln
Petre
Mayme Carter
Keystone George
Marie Bateman
Geese
Mary McMillan
N. Gray
Ralph
Florence Davis
Laura Riley
Roosevelta
Anna Coffin
Cane
Birch
Dora Bowman
Kiar
Ora Harris
Toldeo
David
Lorena Mann
City Hospital
Rey
Dorothy
Obscure Deaths Listed with Various Ailments
A garbled roster of deceased individuals aged from 1 month to 80 years is given with scattered hospital names such as Methodist Hospital and St. Vincent Hospital. Diagnoses include pneumonia edema nephritis chronic myocarditis and other cardiac and renal conditions.
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Parker
Anterelli
E. Washington
Zebra
Lucila Chambers
Methodist Hospital
Eowarde Petty
City Hospital
Lobar
James E. Alexander
St. Paul
John
Anne Dwyer
Dexter
Louise Broday
Union
Thomas Ivan Coyne
N. Denny
Elizabeth Phillips
West
N. Anito
Willian J. Por Portes
Ote
Christian Hospital
Anna K. Hoensen
N. Tremont
Mergaret
Anne Felton
Mary RB
Phiting
N. Goodlet
St. Vincent
Mascari
S. New Jersey
Ogee
Ama Luder
Methodist
Meni Inettie
Calf and Swine Prices Steady at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Swine prices remained steady as about 7,000 hogs moved at $11.60 to $11.75 with top $11.75 for choice light weights. Cattle and sheep listings showed steady to slow trading, with steers near $6 to $12.50 and lambs at $15, while calves sold around $13.50 to $14 on the bulk run.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Enty
Apris
Cincinnatt
Pittsburgh
Noy
ST Edo
Cattle and Sheep Markets Across Cities Edge Downward
Receipts for cattle and hogs mixed across Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show softer bids and steady to higher sheep and lamb prices. Fat cattle and light steers softened while hogs traded lower. lambs and sheep held firm with select lots reaching around 13.50 to 15.50.
Grange seen in Indianapolis amid movie plans and sports hopes
Newspaper notes Grange denial of sightings while detailing manager Pyle’s option over his future. Bard expects Grange to play football in Tampa and Miami at Christmas, then move into film with Warner Brothers in The College Widow. Also mentions possible regional theater talks and sporadic grain and commodity prices in Chicago.
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Bard
Tampa
Miami
Wia
Warner Brothers
Warner
Chicago
Impressario
Muncie
Ind
Clubber Kills Two Women in Toledo Attacks
A club wielder who has struck six women in as many weeks killed two, including a woman beaten on her porch and a nurse struck near her home. Police have yet to determine a motive as the assailant remains at large.
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United Press
Toledo
Weilder
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen From Several Addresses
Stolen cars reported for several owners across Indiana and Kentucky include Ward A Skinner at 418 Board of Trade Bldg Durant 181 003 from Washington St and Kentucky Ave. Robert Boyer 5857 Lowell Ave Ford 142 782 from Capitol Ave and South St. Herschell Marsh 715 Eveter Ave Ford 495148 from 122 E Maryland St. Albert Ward 4923 Washington Blvd Buick 626 322 from New York and Meridian Sts. B R Prather Stock Yards Ford 2126 from Twentieth St and Central Ave. F F Horne 125 S Meridian St Ford 594 207 from 125 S Meridian Hobart Davis 911 N Meridian St Lafayette M 699 from Wabash and East Sts. Arnold Lewis 1520 Wilcox Chevrolet 476 994 from Capitol Ave and Market Sts. Byron Curd R R E Box 243 Ford from Southport Ind.
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Durant
Washington St
Kentucky Ave
Robert Boyer
Lowell Ave
Ford
Capitol Ave
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Eveter Ave
Maryland St
Albert Ward
Washington Blvd
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New York
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Central Ave
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S. Meridian St
Hobart Davis
Meridian St
Lafayette
Wabash
East Sts
Arnold Lewis
Wilcox
Chevrolet
Market Sts
Byron Curd
Southport
Ind
Jane Addams founder of Hull House and social settlements
Jane Addams created Hull House in Chicago in 1889 with Ellen Gates Starr to aid immigrants from thirty six nationalities. Hull House grew into a full settlement with a gym theater reading rooms crafts and a neighborhood center noted for democracy and service.
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Jane Addams
Hull House
Ellen Gates Starr
Chicago
Jane Addams and Peace Work Highlight International Committee
At wars end Jane Addams chaired the International Committee of Women for Permanent Peace. She is known for Democracy and Social Ethics and Newer Ideals of Peace as well as The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets.
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International Committee of Women For Permanent
Jane Adams
Hull House
Huge Sea Inhabitants
London report notes the sea houses the largest plant and animal life. Whales surpass land animals in size, but the giant sea weed stands as the tallest and girthiest plant, often reaching over 406 feet in height, surpassing California’s giant trees.
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NEA Service
London
California
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