Wheat and corn open uneven on mixed cables at Board
Wheat opens unevenly on the Chicago Board of Trade amid mixed foreign cables with Liverpool firm early but retreating. Buenos Aires soft, weather reports urge rain in the winter wheat belt, cash wheat holding, and a generally strong feed market with buyers absorbing oats and nearby futures for feeding.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Liverpool
Australia
Russia
Government
Iowa
Buenos Aires
Markets Eye Rising Prices In Mixed Produce Report
United Press dispatch notes price ranges for hens and other fowl, butter, cheese, and potatoes, with No 1 top quality quoted by Kingan & Co. Includes vinegar of various products, poultry weights, and regional price variations for butter, cheese, lard, and produce items across East Coast markets.
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Kingan & Co
Rain Master Tries Hand on Drought in Virginia
Dr. G A I M Sykes arrives in Warenton to address a Virginia drought. Hired for the Belmont meet to keep rain away, he earned 6500 dollars as fair weather continued. He claims to create an electromagnetic area using dynamite in hills and a radio device.
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United Press
Warrenton
Dr. G. A. I. M. Sykes
Virginia
Sykes
City in Brief Compiled notes on retirements and events
Approximately six hundred attended a farewell dinner for Dr. John McFall at Broadway Methodist church. Retirements included N. G. Klingensmith after fifty one years with the railroad and Robert M. Maxwell and D. E. La Mee leaving Indianapolis posts. Readings from Algeria and other local civic events filled Tuesday nights across the city.
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John McFall
Broadway Methodist Church
Robert M. Maxwell
Curtis Lighting Company
D. E. la Mee
General Electric Supply Corporation
Electric League of Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Hand Amputation Marks X ray Pioneer Deetjen’s Fight
Baltimore October 1 Dr Christian Deetjen a leading X ray pioneer lost his left hand above the wrist. Surgeon Dr Alexius McGlannan performed the operation after a long series of skin grafts and treatments to halt recurring injuries from X ray exposure.
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Ed Press
Baltimore
Christian Deetjen
Alexius McGlannan
Deetjen
McGlannan
Talks on Church Work by Reformed League Leader
J. Q. Truxal of Philadelphia, president of the Men's League of the Reformed churches of the United States, spoke at a Carrollton Avenue Reformed church dinner for the church council Tuesday night.
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Men’s Brotherhood of the
Northwood Christian Church
Forty-sixth Street
Central Avenue
H. C. Gemmer
Men’s League of the Reformed Churches of the
United States
J. Q. Truxal
Philadelphia
League
The
Reformed Church Council
Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church
Undertaker Robbery Loot Estimated at 135
Thieves broke into the Paul establishment late at night looting a house of mourning. Loss is estimated at 135 with valuables stolen and investigations underway.
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Paul
Porker Prices Move Upward at City Yards
Hogs at the union stockyards rose 10 to 15 cents from Thursday with 160 to 300 pound hogs selling at 9.50 to 10.00 and top at 10.15. Receipts were about 5,500 with 133 holdovers. cattle trade steady with 900 receipts. weaners at 14 dollars. calves 600 receipts. sheep and lambs 1,000 with lambs up about 50 cents and fat hogs 7 to 8.50, top 8.75. Chicago hogs 16,000 receipts, 4,000 direct, lightweights 9.50 to 9.75. Cattle 9,000 receipts, calves 2,000, market steady. sheep 22,000, strong.
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Chicago
United Press
Cleveland
New York Stocks Review by Thomson and McKinnon
The piece surveys stock movements on the New York exchange with insights from Thomson and McKinnon. It highlights notable gains and losses, mentioning key blue chip names and market sentiment shaping trading today.
Livestock Priced Mixed Across Markets in Early Oct Trade
Hogs and cattle receipts report varied demand across Chicago St Louis Cleveland and other towns. Prices show gains for lighter hogs and top cattle around year highs with calves and cows posting steady to mixed levels amid regional activity.
Stock Market Rallies on Opening Trade Across Sectors
Short covering lifts stocks 1 to 4 points with gains in American Can United States Steel General Motors and Radio Keith-Orpheum as rails oils and utilities firmed. Trading runs brisk early then quiets with call money at 2 percent as investors push select issues higher.
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Ohio
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Ocri&pty
Erie
Gulf Mob & of
Illinois
Norfolk & West
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Maryland
West Pacific O
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Westingh
Firestone
Goodrich
Goodyear
Kelly
Motors
Auburn
Gat
Ite
Chrysler
Packard
Studebaker
Warner
Buad Wise
ET Storage
Hayes Body
Ouda
Motor Wheel 1846
Sparks W
Ewart Warn
Imken
Ning
Cal
Hecla
Cal & Ariz
Cerro de Paso
Dome Mines
Granby Co
Freeport Tex
Howe Sound
Int Nickel
Inspiration
Kennecott Co
Magma
New Miami
Texas Gas Snr
Amerada
Am Republic
Atl Refining
Barnedall Beacon
Phillips Pan-Amer
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Richfield Ca
Royal Dutch
Simms Pt
Sinclair
Skelly
Standard
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Inlan
Ludlum
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Sumatra
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Ig & Myers
Phil Morris
Reynolds
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Bank Clearing Figures From Indianapolis and New York
Treasury statement shows net balance for Sept 29 at 24,379.44 with expenditures totaling 7,677,489.15. Clearings in Indianapolis and New York reach 4,307,000.00 and 8,000,000.00 respectively, with month to date customs receipts at 33,381,660.13.
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Treasury Stateme
Market Report From Pittsburgh Stockyards
Pittsburg market data shows Hors Receipts 1200 and cattle receipts 1000 with varied prices. Lighter hogs 9.75 to 10.12. sows weak to 25 cents lower. calves up to 14. sheep with fat lambs steady to 8.50 and wethers up to 4.00. Cattle mix includes low cutters and vealers stronger on top, with vealers 12 to 14.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Ill
Melanie
Pittsburgh
Decade of Production and Distribution Highlighted by Expert
David Lawrence, editor of the United States Daily, told the National Chain Store Association at the Palmer House in Chicago that the past decade was the decade of production and the next decade will be the decade of distribution.
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United Press
Chicago
David Lawrence
United States Daily
National Chain Store Association
Palmer House
Brother Shotted by Bandits Near Madison Avenue BBQ
Owen Crickmore, 46, of 1266 Roosevelt avenue, near death in city hospital after bandits robbed him on Allisonville road. Three of four youths used 45 pistols and a sawed off shotgun. His brother, Ernest Crickmore, among deputies pursuing the suspects. The same gang later robbed C R Marcum and W F Beher, taking cash, jewelry and cars near Forty fourth street and Coffin golf course.
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Owen Crickmore
Roosevelt Avenue
City Hospital
Crickmore
Ernest Crickmore
Midway
Allisonville Road
Madison Avenue
C. R. Marcum
Congress Avenue
W. F. Beher
Forty-second Street
Cold Spring Road
Forty Fourth Street
Beher
Coffin Golf Course
Aged Man Dies by His Own Action at Concord Street
Abraham Wilkes, 80, was found dead in the kitchen of his home at 750 Concord Street after turning on three gas stove burners. Neighbors reported he had separated from his wife Genevra Wilkes, who is now missing. Wilkes' body was sent to the city morgue.
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Abraham Wilkes
Genevra Wilkes
Concord Street
Wilkes
Grain Elevators Pay Seven Cents For No No ted Wheat
Local Wagon Wheat City grain elevators set bids at seven cents per bushel for No No ted wheat and sixty six cents for No 1 hard wheat, reflecting pricing for harvest quality and market demand.
Young to Do Home Again Song Fest Opens Circle Theater
Former Indianapolis organist who returned from Florida is named Circle theater organist with a solo titled A Home Again Song Fest. He was born in Indianapolis and trained at the Metropolitan Conservatory of Music and Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts. His WKBF broadcasts feature weekly live organ programs and a world tour theme.
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Ale Young
Indiana
Indianapolis
Florida
Publix
Circle Theater
Young
Metropolitan Conservatory of Music
Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Arthur Tnardan
Arsenal Technical High School
Attorney General agrees to oil shale inquiry
Attorney General Mitchell said he would comply with Interior Secretary Wilbur’s request for an investigation of charges raised by Ralph S. Kelley, former chief of the General Land Office field division, alleging improper disposal of government oil shale.
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United Press
Washington
Mitchell
Interior
Wilbur
Ralph S. Kelley
General Land Office
Marine Lieutenant Colonel Creecy Dies in Hotel Hatchet Suicide
Lieut enant Colonel Richard B Creecy of the United States Marines killed his wife with a hatchet and then shot himself in a Washington hotel. He was buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. His wife remained in critical condition and never regained consciousness.
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United Press
Washington
Richard B. Creecy
United States Marines
Arlington National
Corn Crop Now Safe From Frost Dangers
Washington October 1 The weekly weather report from the U S department of agriculture says the corn crop is largely safe from frost except in a few eastern central great plains and Ohio valley lowlands where some green ears remain. Good harvesting progress is noted with cutting and picking in several regions and beneficial rains aiding soil conditioning for fall plowing and early winter grains.
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Great Plains
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Youth Hit By Auto Injured In City Intersection
Albert Vernon, 21, of 34 North Capitol Avenue, was struck by two cars at Walnut Street and Capitol Avenue while running from one vehicle into the path of another. He was taken to City Hospital in critical condition with a possible skull fracture and a deep head wound. Driver Eathel Clampit, 37, of 4543 Madison Avenue, was not held.
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Albert Vernon
North Capitol Avenue
Eathel Clampit
Madison Avenue
Walnut Street
Capitol Avenue
City Hospital
Clampit
Whitlow Held on Embezzlement Charges
A. Whitlow, 49, of 3322 Kentwood Avenue, was held today on embezzlement charges preferred by Co. E Brackett, Polar Cub Company manager and Whitlow's employer. He allegedly embezzled 262 dollars of the firm's money.
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A. Whitlow
Kentwood Avenue
Co. E. Brackett
Polar Cub
Whitlow
Births for Smiths and Williams families
Local birth notices list William and Viola Smitha at 5456 Guilford Roscoe and Mildred Willis at 1323 Brad bury Russell and Margaret Williams at 2495 Wheeler girls Lester and Ina Smith at 426 Irvington place a girl born to each family report notes in city records
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William and
Viola Smitha
Guilford
Roscoe
Mildred Willis
Bradbury
Russell
Margaret Williams
Wheeler
Lester and
Ina Smith
Irvington Place
Deaths in City Hospitals Promptify Multiple Conditions
A morgue-style list shows several death notices across City Hospital and Methodist Hospital. Names include Joseph Banoch age 58, James Leonard Bullens age 2, Magnolia Stivers 47, George Bell 25, Dave Duffey 42, Mary Sallie Bowens 35, Lowden H. Carle 65, and Elizabeth Hardman 49 among others. Causes cited range from acute myocarditis and acute cardiac dilatation to coronary thrombosis and mitral conditions. Other entries note obstructions and accidental deaths.
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Joseph Banoch
West Tenth
City Hospital
Anah Manoff
North West
Accintal
Lowden H. Carle
Lexington
Elizabeth Hardman
Torbett
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