Selling Order Flood Breaks Stock Market
Stocks broke precipitately today as selling orders from across the country pushed pivotal shares to new lows. Major declines hit United States Steel, International Combustion, Consolidated Gas, and other leaders, with margins wiped and bear raids spreading through the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prep
New York
International Telene International Combustion
A. . Byers
United States Steel
Anaconda
Unitedorporation
Consolidated Gas, Simmons Company
New York Central
Bank clearings and Treasury receipts across major cities
Indianapolis bank clearings are listed at 04,436 and balances at 5,628,000. Chicago bank clearings total 164,400,000 with 13,000,000 balances. New York bank clearings reach 2,741,000,000 with a 225,000,009 balance. Treasury statement shows September 28 receipts of 50,055,953.23 with end of month customs at 358,745.39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Agianapolis Bank
Chicago
United Press
New York
Bdalance
Frecrl Reserve Bank Credit Jance
Treasury
Dacas
Teraice
Wall Street Sees Little Public Liquidation in Drop
Financial writers in New York on October 1 view the market decline as not yet showing significant public liquidation. Brokers loans due this week, including a likely rise in one, may test this theory. The reserve board may publish a lower weekly statement, while big, unexpected changes last week fueled the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Thorson & McKinnon
New York
Reserve Board
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables in New York Area
The listing shows varied prices per unit for apples, grapes, lemons, limes, oranges, peaches, plums and more. It includes crates, boxes, and bushel measures with entries for California, Idaho, Wisconsin, and Virginia origins and notes United Press as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathans
Grimes Golden
New York Duchess
Gravestein
Wolf River
California
New York
Idaho
Iesbere
Indiana
Colorado
Wisconsin
Sweet
Virginia
Tome
Two Young Accident Victims Show Signs Of Improvement
Two boys seriously injured in separate Monday crashes are reported to be recovering at city hospital. Charles Jones age 7 and Robert Gilbert age 5 suffered fractured skulls in crashes on West Washington street and East St. Clair street. In a third incident, James Blake and Mrs. George Henry were hurt when a car hit their auto head on, allegedly driven by Orville King of Kirklin Indiana. King fled and is being sought, while Walter Everman of Kirklin was arrested for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Charles Jones
South Fleming Street
William Spaulding
Denison Street
West Washington Street
Robert Gilbert
East St. Clair Street
James Blake
Deloss Street
George Henry
John Crawford
Mentone Street
Orville King
Kirklin
Ind
Walter Everman
King
City in Brief highlights multiple Indianapolis events and notices
Wednesday calendar features state social work conference at Claypool and numerous luncheons at clubs including Kiwanis Columbian Lincoln and Chamber of Commerce. Local incidents include a concealed weapon arrest and a wrist fracture case. Community notices cover church dinners, elective meetings, and the Fidelity and Casualty residency appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool
Kiwanis Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Lion's Club
Lincoln
American Red Cross
Columbia Club
Purdue Alumni Association
Severin
Illini Club
Board of Trade
Hog Prices Slip at City Stockyards Amid Mixed Demand
Hogs mostly down 25 to 30 cents with bulk 150 to 280 pounds at 9.25 to 10.35. 160 to 200 pound hogs off about 30 cents. Receipts around 7,000 with 814 holdovers. Cattle dull. wealers weak. Sheep and lambs steady. best lambs 11 to 12.50. Chicago hogs steady. bids 10.25 to 10.35 on 130 to 210 pounds. Indianapolis markets show varied hog and cattle prices across weight classes and goods such as veals and heavy calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
United Press
Livestock Market Summary Across Cities Oct 1
Hogs receipts 24 000 with prices 15c to 25c lower. top $10.45. cattle receipts 10 000 with weak to 25c lower. slaughter steers 950-1300 lbs $12.50-16.25. calves and sheep show varied drops and steady trades. Prices listed for Louisville East Buffalo Fort Wayne markets reflect regional shifts and demand.
Britain and Russia Near Diplomatic Ambassador Exchange
The Daily Express reports progress in talks between Arthur Henderson and Valerian Dovgalevsky on resuming relations with Britain and the Soviet Union. An exchange of ambassadors to Paris and London may be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
The
Daily Express
Arthur Henderson
Valerian Dovgalevsky
Paris
Great Britain
Russia
Westville pair injured when car overturns near Crawfordsville
Esther Sandling and Oscar Rice of Westville Illinois were injured when the car driven by Rice overturned on state Road 32 east of Crawfordsville Indiana. The accident occurred as the vehicle left the roadway and rolled over. Emergency crews transported both occupants to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Esther Sandling
Oscar Rice
Westville
Ill
Here
Market totals and dividends across several firms in 1929
The week ended Sept 28 saw the fifty most active stocks on the Je ana Stock Exchange total market value near 3.79 billion dollars, down from the prior week. Sage & Co. notes declines with multiple firms reporting earnings and dividends, including SorneEs tion’s preferred stock dividend of 1.714 cents payable Oct 1. Sparta Foundry reports eight month earnings of 320,693 dollars, or 6.42 per share on 50,009 shares, with annualized 9.62 per share. Other items include Standard Investing Corp six month net income of 644,947, Idaho mining dividends totaling 4,359,000 in 1928 and labor costs of 10,241,738, and Detroit factory sales up over 100 percent for eight months 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Atl Coast Lin
Pac
Bast & Ohio
Chesa
Ohio
Chesa Co
Chi & N West
Fee Ee West
Erie Ater Reretee
Erie Ist
Grt_ Nor nek
Il Iit
Ulf Mob & Otl
Central
Leh Valley
A Be S . Lou & Ash
Wee
Ont Pac Ae Ened
NY Central My
NYC& Ee O
Nor Pacific
Orisi
É& West
O& W
Pennsyly
T Paul St Pauld
le BP
Maryland
West Pacific
Goodrich
Spafido
Maegasiass
United Stat
Am Car & Fdy
Am Steel
Westingh Air
Bethlehem
Colorado
Gulf States Ltr
Sans Steel
Wee Seers
Rep Tron & Stl
Southern Pac
Ludlum US Steel
Aveoe Sf
Vanadium Corp. Werren Foly
WW Motors
Am Bosch
Briggs +ee spaces
Chrysler
Hudson A Eeee
Hupp
Hayes Bod Corp
Pee Ewerene
Auburn
Marmon See
Peerless
Studebaker Co
Tew Warner
Suva
Timken Bear Willys-Ovasiende
Ilo
Minin Am Smell
Calumett& Ariz
Cerro de Ere
Calumett & Hecla Ie
Aisa Dome
Granby Corp
Greene
Miami Copper
Texas
Lago Oil & Re
Pan-Am Pet
Phillips
Union of Cal
Royal Dutch
Shell Richfield
Simms
Sinclair Oil
Skelly Oil
N. J
Tidewater
Texas Corp
Texas C & O
Transconto
Wu Adv Rumsey
Allis Chalmers
Crosley
Union Carbide
Warner Bros
Worthington P US
Indus Alco
Eo Co
Powers
Brkiyon Manh T
Elec Pow & Lt
Nor Am Int
T & Sees
Pac Light Pub
Je Ana
Sage & Co
New York
Mhicago
Sparta Foundry Company
Nee
Standard Investing Corporation
Detroit
Silent Automatic Corporation
Walter F. Tant
Markets in Brief from Chicago New York and Cleveland
Market notes list wholesale butterfat and cheese prices with items like American loaf 35c and pimento loaf 37c, plus eggs and poultry prices in Indianapolis. Regional quotes from Chicago New York and Cleveland cover butter, cheese, potatoes, and live poultry, with varied grades and regional deltas for October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New York
Indianapolis
Building Permits Transcribed From The City Ledger
Building permits listed for multiple properties including 465 North Belmont Perry 1437 South Meridian 32 North Rural and 1613 Southeastern. Jobs include reroof garage porch warehouse and dwelling plus additions with values from 260 to 8 500. Names include J Doyle C Holtman E Fitzwater L A Jackson J Sothman and organizations such as Railsead Men s Building and Savings Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Belmont
Perry
South Meridian
J. Doyle
Rural
King
Southeastern
C. Holtman
Marlow
Railsead Men's Building and Savings Association
West Twenty- J
Sothman
Marriage Licenses Listed In County Clerks Office
Marriage licenses issued include Harry Murdock 23 Lafayette student and Eleanor Durbin 20 East Washington student. Garris Molden 25 College salesman and Verdella Vandeender 27 Fairfield teacher. Francis Polen 59 Comer secretary and Bertha Tarbell 40 East Minnesota. Thomas Morris 32 North Diaware life insurer and Josephine Nichols 24 University 40 North Capl- Gayneil B. IT 28 King ma Sees 2 Rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Murdock
Lafayette
Eleanor Durbin
East Washington
Garris V. Molden
College
Verdella K. Vandeender
Fairfield
Francis FE. Polen
Comer
Bertha Tarbell
Minnesota
Thomas A. Morris
North Diaware
II Insurance
Josephine A. Nichols
University
North Capl- Gayneil B
King, Ma
Wheat Prices Slump Cork Yield Falls
Wheat prices slipped at the Board of Trade open as Liverpool advances outweighed, while the Agriculture Department forecast a 6 percent drop below the ten year average. Corn and oats held steady to slightly changed as market sentiment remained two sided and cash demand stayed firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. M’kenna
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Cotton futures rise on bad weather and storm threat
New York futures on the Cotton Exchange opened with strength as buyers sent prices up more than a dollar per bale. Weather disruptions from a tropical storm threatening the cotton belt caused heavy rains and likely damage to open bolls, while trade demand grew, especially from Georgia mills. Hedge selling from central and southwestern areas tempered the advance but was absorbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton
Georgia Mills
Air Weather Report at 9 30 A.M.
In the air at 9 30 a m northeast wind twenty mph temperature 53 barometric pressure 30 20 at sea level ceiling unlimited visibility three miles smoky field good
Post Office Chief Ray D Brown Attends New York Dedication
United Postal Service president Ray D Brown visited New York for the dedication of a new postal building after a rapid journey from here by Transcontinental Air Transport to Columbus Ohio and then by train with his three children and Miss Barbara Vandenberg of Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray D. Brown
United Post Office Corporation
New York
Columbus
Barbara Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
Arrivals and Departures at Hoosier and Mars Hill Fields
A list of pilots and aircraft movements includes Hoosier Airport Lincoln training biplane to Kokomo Harold C Brooks Travel Air monoplane to Louisville with five Legionnaires Elvin Tarkington Travel Air biplane to French Lick and back Capitol Airport Robert Guerrant Curtiss Robin to Des Moines Curtiss Mars Hill William Brewster Curtiss Flying Service Robin with C D Bechdell and Dr A C Badders Portland to Louisville Charles E Cox Jr Curtiss assistant general manager Robin to Marion and return M MacMillan Robin St Louis to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Portland
Louisville
Charles E. Cox Jr
Curtiss
Robin
Marion
M. MacMillan
St. Louis
Cleveland
Flight Described by Service Club on Endurance Plane
Major H. L. R. Muller and Lieutenant Walter R. Peck described the Indianapolis Flamingo endurance flight before the Service Club. Guests included Lieutenant Lawrence Genaro, the other pilot, Harold C. Brooks of Hoosier airport who detailed refueling crew activities, and Lieutenant Earl Halstead, noted as Indianapolis flying cop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Boy Kicked by Cow Dies From Lockjaw Complications
In Bluffton Indiana Richard Randall age eight died after developing lockjaw following injuries from a cow kick. The incident occurred earlier when the boy was kicked by the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pren
Bluffton
Ind
Richard Randall
Caldwell at Center Princeton Scrimmage Report
Caldwell moved to center at Princeton as Coach Roper tries Yeckley Blackistone and Mestres at the pivot. Chuck Howe, last year’s star center, is out due to injury. The varsity notched three touchdowns in a twenty minute scrimmage period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Princeton
N. J
Caldwell
Princeton
Roper
Yeckley
Blackistone
Mestres
Chuck Howe
Attendance report shows Evansville tops Three-I League
Springfield dispatch notes Evansville led the Three-I League with 58 942 attendees for the year, followed by Decatur 50 376 and Quincy 50 516 after an overall league total of 322 999 a drop from last year. Coach Lou Little drills Georgetown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterial
Springfield
Ill
Evansville
Decatur
Quincy
Glick Edges Stetson In Ten Round Brooklyn Boxer Wins
Joe Glick of Brooklyn earned a ten round decision over Frankie Stetson of San Francisco on Monday night. Spectators booed the verdict after Stetson's sixth round knockdown was ruled a three count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Frankie Stetson
Stetson
Varsity Dummies Batter Eleven Ready for Union Game
Coach Crowley’s Colum bia varsity scrimmaged Monday in New York as they prepared for the Union College game Saturday. The dummy eleven absorbed heavy battering in the drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Crowley
Columbia
Union College
Sooner Scorers Return Boosts Backfield Prospects
Sooner players Crider Mills Flint and Lewis were favored in the backfield as cooler weather and the return of three injured players energized the squad during the snap drill practice session in Norman Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Sooner
Crider
Mills
Flint
Lewis
Redman Beats Lohman In Elkhart Ten Round Bout
Battling Redman of South Bend knocked down Joe Lohman of Toledo in the fifth round and won a ten round decision at Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
Redman
South Bend
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Henry Refocuses on Line After Backfield Shuffle
Columbia Missouri October 1 The backfield looks strong for the varsity but coach Henry shifts focus to an underdeveloped line as the opening game nears in about two weeks at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnited
Columbia
E Hnry
Did You Know That Baseball Q and A Highlights
Notable lines recall CTORIO CAMPOLO claiming a world bulldogging time and debate over a bum steer. Lefty O'Doul comments on hitting left-handers for McGraw versus Burt Shotton as Pipgras backs the Cubs to win the series. Babe Ruth jokes with Harry Frazee about a raise and a three year $10000 season contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctorio Campolo
Lefty O’doul
McGraw
Burt Shotton
Pipgras
Cubs
A’s
Ben Paschal
Athletics
Babe Ruth
Harry Frazee
Red Sox
Frazee
Harry
Death suit set over Sahara Grotto crossing crash
Trial date for the first damage suit linked to the Sahara Grotto crossing crash of October 14 1927 when twenty people died has been set for next week in superior court. Alma L. Wolford administratrix seeks 10000 damages against Arthur W. Brady receiver for Union Traction Company, who faces twelve other suits by victims’ relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Grotto Crossing
Alma L. Wolford
Harold O. Wolford
Arthur W. Brady
Union Traction Company
Brady
Paving Hearing Set for Denny Street Dispute
Arguments on remonstrances of fourteen property owners against paving Denny street between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-eighth streets will be heard Friday by Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlain. Led by Timothy B. Laughlin, residents argue the project is unnecessary and the cost excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Street
Twenty-sixth
Twenty-eighth
Harry O. Chamberlin
Timothy B. Laughlin
Grain Co op Could Bring Prosperity to Wheat Belt
B. W. Snow in Farm Journal argues the Farmers' National Grain Corpora tion will boost prosperity for the Midwest wheat belt if it can start this year. He notes favorable market timing, with a current surplus and world shortage, allowing the co operative to influence prices and export terms as it handles new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Times
Philadelphia
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Middle West
B. W. Snow
Farm Journal
National Agricultural Monthly
Mr. Snow
Grain Corporation
United States
Embezzler Herrmann Sentenced for Estate Theft
F. T. Herrmann of 620 North New Jersey street was given a two to fourteen year term by Criminal Judge James A. Collins for embezzling 3500 dollars from estate administrator duties for Fred R. Scanion of Miami Florida. He awaits transport to Indiana state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Herrmann
New Jersey Street
Indiana State Prison
James A. Collins
Herrmann
Fred R. Scanion
Miami
Fla
Births for Roane Pond Jeannetta Pond and others
Birth notices list multiple families with newborn boys and girls. Residences include 2185 North Uval, 115 Homer and Beulah Hurley, 1316 He Goes Me and Mena Glansman, and 912 Bates. Hospitals referenced include Methodist and Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North View
Pete and Maud Hubble
Christian Hospital
A Iaiere
Helen Hayden
Bouthapital
Layton
Alma Young
Orange
Floyd
Ora Stine
Spannegeuree
Violet Johnson
Alexander
Nona Boyd
Morth Gladstone
Louis
Lela Harris
van Mi
Eula Vaughn
James and
Katherine Stockton
Methods Ist Hospital
Acorme and
Helen Moore
Methodist Hosepital
Obscure 19th Century Patient List With Diagnoses
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple patients with ages and illnesses such as intestinal tuberculosis broncho pneumonia septicemia tetanus chronic myocarditis and gastric ulcers. Entries include names ages and addresses or hospital affiliations from various locations and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Canady
West Twelfth
Martin Woods Nesbitt
Douglas
Roncho
Amelia Werling
Leonard
Joan Teeparden
Methodist Hospital
Albert
J. Hexert
West Washington
Raby May Mitchell
Yandes
Meute
Payne
H. Christian
P. Fowle
North Gale
Ademo Fibrona
Mary Murray
Northwestern
Jinie Thompson
Contagion Absent in Anderson Health Report
Anderson reports no contagious disease cases in a week as city health board records nothing. Dr. E M Conrad secretary notes the record remains clear amid ongoing health monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Times
Reed
Anderson
Ind
City Health Board
E. M. Conrad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auburn Auto
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
International Combustion
Consolidated As
Public Service of New Jersey
Altimore & Ohio
Commission House
Nationality Bank
Standard Statistics Company
Banks and Exchange
James T.hamill & Company
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Curb
Lamson Bros. & CO
Otis & CO
Continental Bank
Riley
Thomson & McKinnon
United Site West Ae Tel
Intl Corp
Atl Gul Am
Shi &Wi & Com
United Fruit
Oods— Am
Kroger Seeeer
Sumatra
Am Tobb
Kk É& Meyers
RJ Reynolds
United Cigar St
Schulte
Bu United Press
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Second Reformed Church
Merrill
Alabama Streets
Church
East
Merrill Street
Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Seymour
Public Service Commission
Interdenominational Training School of Religious Education
Central Christian Church
Marion County Religious Education and Ministerial Associations
Marion County Good Government Club
Travertine
Delbert O. Wilmeth
North Sherman Drive
Howard Meyers
Irvington Republican Club
East Washington Street
William H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Vinson H. Manifold
Marion County
Washington Street
M. E
Mae Boys Brown
George Porter
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley Room
Barton Pogue
Upland
School of Expression
Taylor University
Pogue
Federal Reserve System
L. A. Wiles
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Universal Club
Helen Lawson
New York Street
Ira S. Bassett
Cable Tabernacle
Bassett
Parley Zartman
Winona Lake
Tim Stone
North Capitol Avenue
Jess Booth
Lawrence
Elmer L. Stephenson
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
Merchants Bank
Stephenson
M. L. Johnsam
Agai
All Times
Arenas
Buffalo
N. Y
Ft? Wayne
Britain
Chain Store Products Corporation
Are Supply Manufacturing Company, Inc
Gardner-Denver Company
Ravenel Macbeth
Idaho Mining Association
George B. Crabbs
Cincinnati Railroad Terminal Development Company
Hornblower & Weeks
A. E. Aub & Co
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Union Terminal Company
Union Station
C. P. Keane
Keane
Financial Publishing Company
Boston
Textile World
Detroit Aircraft Corporation
Grosse Tie
E. S. Evans
Evans
Grosse Ile
North Dakota
Red River
Russell
Long Island
Jersey
Young Americas
Maine
Green Mountain
Cork
Chicago Grain Table
Bu Times
Tiger Line
Washington
Lou Little
Georgetown
Hilltopper
Western Maryland
Johnny Bozek
Soniberettanses
New Farmer Corporation
Hope of
Michhgian City
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