Bowling News From Indianapolis League Action
Builders win three in St Philip No 1 as Prima Beverage narrowly tops Outlaws. Scott Trucking and Indiana Insurance post two wins in Insurance League. Eddie Hornberger signs with Wheeler Lunch. Gregor Appel joins Indianapolis League. Bob Chandler 693 three-game set. Wuensch totals 1301. Women teams lead with Marott Shoe Shop 2513. Finn and Johnse share high marks. Feeney and Gieson shine.
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Builders
St. Philip
Gregor Appel
Bob Chandler
Marott Shoe Shop
Feeney Eeture
Gieson Products
Johne
Finn
Wide Range of College Grid Scores Across Nation
A scanned Saturday grid lists results from many colleges and universities. Notable scores include Duke 32 over Virginia 0, Fordham 71 over Buffalo 0, and Georgia 51 over Mercer 0, with numerous other matchups showing lopsided or close outcomes across the Midwest and East.
Hall cops two races at Brazil speedway meet
Ira Hall of Terre Haute won two of four five mile races at the Brazil speedway Sunday. Howdy Wilcox of Indianapolis placed second in the first event and Al Miller of Detroit took third. other results list Dick Kroger and Ray Meyers leading in additional races with times around 5 03.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ira Hall
Brazil Speedway
Howdy Wilcox
Indianapolis
al Miller
Detroit
Ohtre
Dick Kroger
Ray Meyers
Bob Carey
Dayton
Bennie Bennefield
Frank Sweigart
En Dehart
T Haute
Howdy
Willoxe
Seague
Carer
A. C. 8 Down Greenwood in Sunday Game
A. C s defeated Greenwood at Greenwood Sunday 31 to 6. Next Sunday the A. C s will play at Shelbyville. Regular club meeting at South Grove clubhouse tonight at 8. Fast state elevens seeking games write Howdy Stout 709 Park Avenue.
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Olympic A. C.s
Greenwood
A. Cs
Shelbyville
South Grove
Howdy Stout
Park Avenue
A. B. C. Beat All Pros At Washington Park
A. B. C. BEAT Jewell's A. B. C.s defeated Jim Pierce's All-Pros at Washington Park Sunday 5 to 3. Lefty Hall Quincy Three I League hurler was beaten. The Pros led in the second game when darkness ended play in the fourth inning making it no game.
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Jewell
Jim Pierce
Washington Park
Lefty Hall
Quincy
Hog and cattle market trends at city yards show gains
Hog prices rose 10 to 15 cents from Friday with most 160 to 300 pound hogs selling $10.10 to $10.55. Cattle receipts 500 with steady to lower demand. calves light and sheep and lambs steady to higher in various markets including Louisville Cincinnati and East Buffalo reports. Trade described as a typical slow Monday market with mixed moves across regions.
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Chicago
Times
Louisville
Cattie Steptelaces
United Press
Cincinnati
FT. Wayne
Ind
Avetted
East ST. Louis
Cleveland
St Lambs
Buffalo
Wesvae
Veeseye
Twins Attend Nineveh Township School Across Classes
Five pairs of twins attend the Nineveh township school with ages ranging from 6 to 18. Edith Margaret and Billy Dickinson 6 Warren and Carl Curry 6 Pearl and Murl Crouch 18 Florence Lynn and Anna Laurie Dickinson 13 Oris and Iris Martin 16.
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Nineveh
Ind
Nineveh Township
Edith Margaret
Billy Dickinson
Warren
Carl Curry
Pearl
Murl Crouch
Florence Lynn
Anna Laurie Dickinson
Oris
Iris Martin
Stocks Endure Volatile Session Amid Brazilian Market Pressure
Stocks fell sharply in early trading with Brazilian bond prices dropping on revolutionary turmoil before a partial midday rally. Commodities declined as coffee and sugar fell, while rails and utilities hit new lows. United States government issues held firm and later rallied modestly as trading volume weakened.
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New York
Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Chicago
Cottey
United States
Dupont
J. S. Case
American Can
Columbian
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Southern Railway
New York Central
St. Louis-San Francisco
Northern Pacific
Bank Clearings and Treasury Statement Highlights
Indianapolis clearings for October show 3,490,000.00 with 5,737,000.00 in related figures. New York clearings reach 582,000,000.00, with balances around 160,000,000.00. Treasury reports a net balance for October 3 of 308,882,839.58 and expenditures of 27,882.83 with customer receipts recorded to date at 327,664.95.
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Megchee
Cssa Assaciense
New York
Fdl. Res. Bnk. Cr. Ba
Treasury
Daici
Global Financial and Industrial News Summary
Dow Jones notes a weekly drop in crude rubber stocks to 81 544 tons as of Oct 4. Oil output in California falls to 584 700 barrels for the week ending Oct 4 while world market rates show mixed movements. Brazil's insurgent leaders claim control of multiple mines and threaten an army of 40 000. peace talks are offered and declined. Companies announce dividends and corporate actions including Swift, Archer Daniels Midland, Trans America acquiring General Telephone and Electric, and Worthington Pump buys Gilman Manufacturing. Wheat production for 1930 rises 2.8 billion bushels across northern hemisphere. New York Exchange seeks disclosure of telegraphic financial communications. Irving Fisher price index at 82.3. Youngstown steel operates at 53 percent. Bank of Japan lowers discount rate to 5.11 percent.
Markets Echo Mixed Prices Across Poultry Dairy and Grain
Market notes show varied quotes from Indianapolis to New York and Chicago. Henery eggs and wholesale butterfat steady with different regional bids. live poultry and ducks listed with wide ranges. potatoes and cheese prices move, while general flour and lard quotes firm in New York and Cleveland.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Bee
Wisconsin
New York
United Press
Middle West
Long Island
Jersey
Wheat Market Opens Lower on Modest Selling Pressure
Wheat led the Chicago Board of Trade decline as selling orders dominated with little buying support. Liverpool and Buenos Aires opened lower on rains in Australia and Argentina, while corn and oats slipped fractionally. Provisions were unsettled, cash interests remained strong, and traders expect possible later price gains despite the week’s selloff.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Liverpool
Australia
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Local Wagon Wheat City Elevators Post Wheat Prices
Grain elevators in Wheat City offer 1 red wheat at Tic and 70 cents for No 1 hard red wheat with buyers seeking delivery agreements and prompt sales at local facilities.
Births and a Florists Meeting in Columbus Indiana
A list of births includes many families at Coleman hospital and nearby addresses in Columbus. The Indiana State Florists Association meets in Columbus on October 6 with a luncheon, tours to sunken gardens and the Barnaby greenhouse, followed by miniature golf. Edward A. Neuman leads the association with Edward Grande as secretary.
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Columbus
Ind
State Florists’ Association of Indiana
W. G. Irwin
Edward A. Neuman
Edward ©. Grande
Torch murder case deferred to Thursday
Harold Schroeder in a first degree murder case connected to a High School read auto pyre death had arraignment delayed until Thursday as defense counsel Ira Holmes moves to quash the indictment. Also noted are pleas of not guilty from Dorothy Jacobs and 77 other defendants in various charges.
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Harold Herbert Schoeder
Ira Holmes
James A. Collins
Holmes
Schroeder
Dorothy Jacobs
Robert Morrison
Pennsylvania Street
John L. Brenz
Deaths in city list many with various causes
A long obituary-like list records numerous deaths with ages and addresses including Marcus Hannah. Joseph E. Menges aged 68 at 1504 Mills. John Hohn 82 at 821 Congress. Willie Esther Owens 55 at 1502 Northers men Drive. Harvey M. Evans 49 at Methodist hospital. other victims include Thomas Harvey 61. H. L. Lowenstine 46 at Central Indians hospital. Jerome G. Crawley 11. Helena C. Williams 638 at St. Vincent's hospital. James Spaniels 53. Jerry Willet 54. Peter West 77. Mabel L. Kellems 26. Virginia Shriver 11. Wilma Estella Hine 30. Robert P. Coleman two days. William L. Springer 19. and additional entries noting causes such as pneumonia arteriosclerosis coronary thrombosis and intracranial hemorrhage.
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Dickinson
Norville
Joseph E. Menges
John Hohn
Congress
Willie Esther Owens
Northers
Harvey M. Evans
Methodist Hospital
Thomas Harvey
Hillside
Kenwood
H. L. Lowenstine
Central Indians Hospital
Jerome G. Crawley
Helena C. Williams
St. Vincent's Hospital
James Spaniels
Jerry Willet
City Hospital
Peter West
Prospect
Mabel L. Kellems
West Washington
Wilma Estella Hine
Robert P. Dodd
Coleman
William L. Springer
Brone Meumonia Eng
Virginia Shriver
North Dearborn
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North Texel
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Ringgold
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Daly
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Douglass
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Coleman Hospital
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Continental Illinois Bank and Trust
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