United Cigar Group Leads Market After Early Gains
Market close shows reactionary tendencies with United Cigar Stores leading with 32 on 30,000 shares. Steel, Motors and Bethlehem fluctuate. General Motors slips, Hudson and Mack rise, copper group lifts Anaconda, Radio gains steady, overall selling mostly profit-taking as bears weaken in first half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Stock Exchange Co
United Cigar Stores
Schlute
United States Steel
General Motors
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Hudson
Mack Trucks
Studebaker
Anaconda
Republic Iron and Steel
Radio Corporation
United States Steel Common
Atchison
Atl Coast
Eali & Ohio Lll
Ches Co
Chesa & Ohio
I & N West
del & Hudso
del & Lack
NYC Central
NYC & St I
Nynh&h
Nor _ Pacific
Norfolk & West
Pere Marquette
Reading
Southern Ry
Southern Pac
St Paul
Goodyear
United” ‘States
Am Car & Fdy
Lima Loco
Pullman
Bethlehem
Colorado Fu
Gulf States
Inland Steel
Phil RC & 1
Tls Tran Hteesees
US Stee
Warren Fdy Sae
Vanadium Corp
1743 Motor
Am Bosch Mag
Im Chandler
Chrysler Corp
Sand Motors
Siae Bros
Graham Paig
Jordan
Eevee O
Packard
Timken_ Bea
Sts
Willys
Freeport-Texas
Houston
Royal Dutch
Simms
Sinclair Ot
Skelly
Texas
Curtis
Ile Davison
Dupont
Lamber Harvester A
Montgom W
Pittsburgh
Owens Bottle
Real Silk Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Ab Carbide
Ente Pipe
Ae Me
Victor Tees
US Industrio
Worthington Pa
Woolworth Co
Am Tel & Tel
Am Express
Wat
Col Brkson-Manh T
Consol Gas & Eee Sash
Elec Pow & Li
Interboro
Am Co
Ee Eee
Phila
Ltd Gas & el
Va Gry
Utilities
Me West Union Tel
Beathe
Ship Ae
Atl Gulf & Wt Ai
Mer
United Fruit Foods
California
Seaebe
Postum_ Co
Ward Baking B . Ors Ate
Am Sumatra Oe Oes
Cno Cigars
Olle Yy General Cige
Lorillard Lig & Meyer
R J Reynolds
Iso
United Cigar St
IDL
Schulte
Kroger
Bank and Exchange Quotations Across Major Cities
Indianapolis reports bank clearings 7,020,000 with debits 7,924,000. Pittsburgh exchanges total 27,020,731.49 and balances 9,827,009.96. Chicago clearings 125,400,000 with balances 700,000. New York bank clearings 1,524,000,000 and reserve balance 118,000,000. Treasury balance 148,743,705.11. Customs receipts to Oct 6 total 15,630,072.62. Foreign exchange open irregular with sterling at 4.8411-16 and francs 3.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburgh
United Press
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Washington
United Presa
Belga
Stock Market Outlook Amid Moments Of Liquidation
Thompson & McKinnon reports on a sporadic liquidation phase in New York stocks with a view that markets may rebound to higher ground. Advises moderation and profit taking as preventive steps, noting the uncertain timing of a deeper downturn. Cotton and sugar futures open higher and lower respectively in early trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson & McKinnon
New York
Prowler alarmed Vera Troutman at 241 West New York
Mrs Vera Troutman reported a persistent Negro marauder to police after multiple visits to her home on West New York Street. She said a man stood over her bed Friday night, tried to enter through a window Sunday night, and returned shortly after. a week earlier he also tried to stop her near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Troutman
New York St
New York Stocks Railroads Highlight Market Moves
New York Stocks report shows railroad shares moving amid early trading. Analysts note shifts in rail transport demand and investor rotation as major lines publish earnings, with volume modest and several key names leading activity in a quiet session.
Willebrandt urges Christians to defeat Alfred E. Smith
Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt urges all Christian voters to rally on election day to defeat Governor Alfred E Smith the Democratic nominee. She accuses Smith of using his victory to end prohibition and defends her remarks as misrepresented after addressing a Methodist pastors conference in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Owensboro
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Alfred E. Smith
Prohibition
Willebrandt
United States
Pork Market Down a Quarter as Receipts Surge at Union Yards
Hog prices slipped 15 to 25 cents with a large 8,500 head receipt level, most bulk sold around 25 cents under prior values at $10.25 to $10.35 and a top of $10.35. Cattle held firm to higher, beef steers at 11 to 14.50. sheep and lambs steady with fat lambs at 13 dollars and fat ewes near 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sean Ne Sped
United Press
Pittsburgh
Louisville
United Preat
Buffalo
Hogs and cattle prices across Midwestern markets Oct 9
Market reports from Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Louisville East Buffalo and Fort Wayne show hogs mostly 35 to 50 cents lower with top bids around 10.50 for heavy weights. cattle receipts and steer values mixed with yearlings and beef cattle steady to higher in spots. sheep and lambs active in several districts. Prices vary by weight, region, and grade, with sows and feeder cattle reflecting softer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Charity Leaders Meet at Lincoln Lunch
Members of the Community Fund speakers bureau met at the Lincoln for a luncheon. Mrs. Ethel P. Clarke, president of the Public Health Nursing Association, was the principal speaker, as Mark E. Hamer chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speakers Bureau
The
Community Fund
Lincoln
Ethel P. Clarke
Public Health Nursing Association
Mark E. Hamer
Speakers’ Bureau
Bureau
Wholesale Market Prices for Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry
Oct 8 Chicago wholesale prices for butter at No.1 51 52c No.2 48 49c butterfat buying 50c. Cheese loaf 35c pimento 28c Wisconsin flat 29c, prime cream 22c. Eggs buying priced fresh Indianapolis 32 33c. poultry hens 24 25c Leghorn 19 25c 1% lbs 21 22c 2 lbs 25 26c, ducks 10 12c, guineas 35 37c. Cincinnati Oct 9 butter tablets 44 46c, common 2 4c, No.1 33c No.2 30c No.3 25c. Eggs receipts 9,764 cases. extra firsts 34 35c. Potatoes arrivals 174 on track 965 in transit. Live poultry: fowls 5 lbs and over 29c, Leghorns 2c, broilers 1928 color 34 42c. Geese 17c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New York
Indianapolis
United Press
Chicago
Poultey
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Bliss
Idaho
Columbus Day
Cincinnati
Grapefruit arrives as market stalls hold steady prices
New grapefruit shipment lands in the city market but stalls have yet to move it. Small grapefruits go 15 cents for two, medium 20 to 25 cents. Mustard greens, large radishes, and wild persimmons also appear. Persimmons run 20 cents per small box, higher than the 15 cents each Japanese fruit.
City in Brief Wednesday Events and Local Meetings
Various Wednesday events include National Spiritualists Association convention in Claypool, Indiana Savings and Loan League in Lincoln, Kiwanis and Lions Club luncheons, and Purdue Alumni luncheon in Severin. Community notices reference hospital staff changes, park conference representation, and a food show at Sunderland Church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Spiritualists Association
Claypool
Indiana Savings and Loan League
Lincoln
Kiwanis Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Eae Club
Board of Trade
Purdue Alumni Association
Severin
Indianapolis Employment Bureau
Din Lower
Columbia Club
Grain futures slide in dull Chicago session
In a quiet trading day on October 9 at the Board of Trade Wheat and oats eased slightly while corn slipped. Provisions fell sharply as traders anticipated the government crop report to be issued after the close. Expectations point to reduced spring wheat and corn crop estimates, with oats also forecast lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago market report shows grain prices and receipts
The Times Special lists carrots and grains with today’s Chicago prices. Primary receipts compare Wheat 4,224,000 to 2,933,000. corn 290,000 to 479,000. oats 602,000 to 483,000. Shipments include Wheat 1,272,000 and corn 517,000 with oats 505,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buy Times
Chicago
Bat Times
Apples and Groceries Price List Report From Chicago Market
A detailed Chicago market listing shows varied produce pricing including apples at 4.50 to 5.50 per barrel peaches 1.50 to 2 per bushel pears 2.00 to 2.50 per bushel and plums 1.50 to 2 per bushel alongside numerous vegetables with crate and per unit figures for cantaloupes grapes lemons limes and more from diverse origins and pack sizes. The report itemizes regional origins such as California Michigan Indiana Jamaica and Alberta and notes basket or crate terms as well as bulk prices for home grown items and specialty items like coconuts and mangoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Colorado
California
Aera
Michigan
Jamaica
Albertas
Indiana
Utah
Ohio
Carolina
United Press
Chicago
Radio schedule notes for Indianapolis WFBM program
A daytime to late evening listing from Indianapolis WFBM details hourly segments and program items. Entries include livestock reports, weather notes from the U S Department of Agriculture, home economics features, radio dramas, Want Ads, a New Testament chapter, concert groups, business letters, a dance marathon, a columnist, historical bits, market and weather forecasts, and theatre programs from 12:40 PM to 9:00 PM with various sponsors and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times
Parker Wheatley
Columbia Club
Hoagy Carmichael
Dr. Klein
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kneibe
WEBM
WFBM
Sunset Trails Realty Company
Indianapolis Public Library
WKBF
Bair
Charles de Sautelle
Apollo Theater
Men Urged to Wear Less Clothing
New York on October 9 Dr Gerald S Webb of Colorado Springs urged physicians at the New York Academy of Medicine to imitate women in wearing lighter clothing to prevent pneumonia. Short skirts and light attire for women were cited as protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Gerald S. Webb
Colorado Springs
New York Academy of Medicine
Young Arthur Smith Sings For Talking Movies At Mansion
On the executive mansion lawn in Albany 242 year old Arthur Smith grandson of Governor Alfred E Smith sang The Sidewalks of New York for the talking movies. His grandfather delivered a brief speech for the same film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United
Albany
Executive Mansion
Arthur Smith
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Campaign score leads split by Smith and Hoover teams
Smith team leaders boast a 202 to 134 advantage over Hoover in the Y annual membership drive with 800 new members expected. Top organizers T R Stewart and George Hamilton praise the 68 point gap while Hoover’s E G Tidrington and Dr C A Lucas predict an unprecedented final count. Funeral notices, forums, and a charity tea fill the rest of the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Hoover
T. R. Stewart
George Hamilton
E. G. Tidrington
Dr. C. A. Lucas
John A. Patton
M. Nolcox
W. W. Stuart
Vernon Anderson
H. L. Hammons
M. W. Batties
R. L. Brokenburr
L. R. Young
J. H. Hamlin
Night Features Central Standard Time lineup and events
Radio listings show NBC and Columbia Network programs across multiple cities with musical acts and plays. A local arts scene notes a charity concert in Caleb Mills hall on Oct 16 to fund college tuitions for orphans, plus civic club meetings and theatre visits by actors like Charles S. Gilpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian J. Brown
W.&. Lockhart
Indiana Council of International Relations
Ruth Wales
O. A. Johnson
Industrial Club
Walker Casino
Millard Burwell
Estell Perkins
Polly Williamson
Missouri St
Simpson M. E. Church
E. A. White
H. L. Herod
Thomas Liggett
Crown Hill
Williamson
Educational Aid Society
Caleb Mills
F. B. Costen
Police and Firemen's Relief Club
Preston Heater
Charles S. Gilpin
Emperor Jones
Gilpin
Walker Theater
Radio schedule for WSAI Cincinnati Tuesday evening
WSAI Cincinnati presents a packed program from 4:30 PM to 0:00 AM featuring Florence and Missouri Kinney, Henry Theis orchestra, Four-K Safety Klub, Voters' service, Harmony Lassies, National radio institute, Setherling Singers, Eveready hour, Clicquot Club Eskimos, Kozak radiograms and Charles Dornberger's orchestra with frequent time checks and music variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Missouri Kinney
Henry Theis
Boquet
Charles Dornberger
Birth of the Republican party in 1856 charted
In 1856 the Republican party emerged as a national force. Fremont secured the nomination while Lincoln kept his eye on the vice run. The campaign featured a split Democratic field and a lingering Whig remnant with Pierce and Buchanan influential in shaping anti slavery politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
NEA Service, Inc
NEA Service Ashington
Republican Party
Pierce
Jefferson Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Buchanan
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Illinois
Indiana
Fillmore
Maryland
Fremont
North
Frange Ousts Correspondent Harold Horan
Paris October 9 Harold Horan Paris correspondent for the Universal News Service faced expulsion as an undesirable alien by Thursday after the government accused him of publishing a secret Foreign Ministry document. He was held three hours without a lawyer or embassy contact and signed an agreement to leave France after noon or face prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Harold Horan
Universal News Service
France
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Horan
Briand
United States
Births at Coleman Hospital Prompt Local Acknowledgments
A list of newborn girls and boys delivered at Coleman Hospital and neighboring units. Names include ype, Katherine Day, Jee, Dora Snnder, Leon, Mary Webb, Rush, Alice Sanders, Elvas, Kallie Pedigo, Albert Bowden, Anna Bowden, Cecil Floyd, Sarah Floyd, Webster Brooks, Sallie Brooks, and others. Addresses cited include Woodlawn, Tenth, Everett, Pierce, Calhoun, Blake, Twenty seventh, Lynn. Hospital entries and parent names vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ype
Katherine Day
Coleman Hospital
Jee
Dora Snnder
Colemn Hospital
Leon and
Mary Webb
Coleman Hosital
Rush
Alice Sanders
Woodlawn
James
Clara Harden
W. Tenth
Elvas
Kallie Pedigo
N. Pierree Albert
Anna Bowden
N. Rura Cecil
Sarah Floyd
Everett, Webster
Sallie Brooks
W. Eleventh
Deaths in City Area Prompt Ledger of Local Losses
A list of deaths includes infants and seniors from City Hospital and multiple addresses. Notable entries: Beulah Ann Gosney 74 at 2445 Bellefone, cerebral hemorrhage. Mary Belle Juday 57 at 1038 W Thirty First, apoplexy. Andrew Wahl 90 at 923 Berwyn, arteriosclerosis. Mary Bonls 72 at city hospital, bronchopneumonia. Jennie E Peer 64 at 335 Robson, bronchopneumonia. Many home addresses and causes span pneumonia to hepatic and cardiac conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infant Brooks
City Hospital
Agusta Urgmann
Beulah Ann Gosney
Bellefone
Berwyn
Margaret Noble Praigg
Illiam Jessup
Methodist Hospital
Walter
Otto
Washington
Jennie E. Peer
Robson
Building Permits For Dozens Of Local Roofs Garages And Additions
C Rosner reroof 3102 W Tenth 350 Crown peachine Co building 3401 pera Witham ddith da am a ion and garage 2005 1050 N Delvin shed 3702 EB Pratt 600 Pittman garage 641 W Eugene E Achenback dwelling and garage 427 N Gladstone 5190 L Rector garage 2941 N Temple Mr La Palmer garage 1333 Hort 200 L Kassebaum porch 922 ivision L Bergman garage alas Asians 50 E Clinton repair 421 E Pratt sha E Clinton repair 421 E Pratt 900 E Stone addition 1816 N Pennayle vant 200 Krauf repair 1012 Cottage 700 k Maron garage 1810 N Harding 235 Underwood addition 2130 Martin 200 Deubner Shopping Bag remodel 2703 AE Wefan esate Bebo 235 S Walcott sic Labmen reroof 2185 Walcott se e Brandt reroof 3627 E North B Mitchell divelling 6282 Etalea T M Harbaugh reroof 5012 Park 265 D E Gimber reroof 3141 N Tlinois 310 L Sharp reroof 1045 Hanna 350 c R Weise reroof 3531 Carrollton 235
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C. Rosner
W. Tenth
Crown Peachine Company
N. Delvin
EB. Pratt
Pittman
W. Eugene
E. Achenback
N._ Gladstone
L. Rector
N. Temple
la Palmer
Hort
Ake
L. Kassebaum
Ivision
L. Bergman
E. Clinton
E. Pratt
Sha E. Clinton
E. Stone
K. Maron
N. Harding
Underwood
Martin
S. Walcott
Sic
Labmen
Walcott
See Brandt
North
B. Mitchell
Etalea
Watson claims debt drop under Democratic policy in Minnesota
In Austin Minnesota Senator James E Watson argued that the national debt has fallen by more than four billion dollars compared to what would be paid under the Democratic platform. In New York Ford Motor Company announced production of 5500 Model A cars and Model AA trucks per day for the first week of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Stephen A. Douglas
James Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Pierce
Buchanan
John C. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Times
Austin, Minn
James E. Watson
United Press
New York
Ford Motor Company
Funeral notices and lost items in a chaotic classified page
A cluttered classifieds fragment lists funeral directors RL 1234 and Yelloway bus service, details on hotels, an Airedale female lost, a 70th Street hatchery, a Cameo pin, Carton Shoes, and various pets including a “Baby” cat and a sable collie. Rewards offered for return or information, with scattered addresses and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Auraden Hatch
70Th St
Spring Mill
10Th St
Masonic Temple
Collie Sable
Waite
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United Gigar
Banks and Exchange
Walted Press
Eoey Close
Oe High
All-Electric Radio
the Radio Sensation
Les Mer
Thomson & McKinnon
N. Y
Jack Frost
John Eberwein
Methodist Hospital Staff Society
C. L. Rudesil
Marie B. East
W. O. Wentz
Charles D. Hummes
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
Pliny H. Wolford
Ed Jackson
Everett Gardner
Monticello
Conservation Commission
Charles Parrish
Wheeling
W. Va
Lieber
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
H. C. Fledderjohn
Zeta Beta Tau
Ohio State University
Leo Cassis
Columbus
Archibald M. Hall
Jones’ Tabernacle
Blackford Sts
Thomas Moore
N. Walcott St
Grand
Moore
Paul Wright
E. Tenth St
William Glazier
Lansing St
D. H. Gilliat
Indiana Central College
Bible Investigation Club
Chicago Grain Table
Sevnseed
Commission
Julius C. Walk
Hoosier Athletic Club
Buckner
Amanda Buckner
W. Twenty-seventh St
Barnes M. E. Church
J. H. Hayes
F. F. Young
North Side
Edward Peton
Harry Willett
L. F. Buckner
Detroit
Martin Morgan
Dora Robinson
Georgetown
Emily Talbott
John Green
Charles Mason
Oakland
Cal
John Jackson
W. Forum
Detroit Michigan
NBC System
WEAF
Selberling Singers
Cliquot Eskimos
WTM
Milwaukee
Columbia
United Light Opera Company
WJZ
WSB
Atlanta
McPherson
Infantry
WPG
Atlantic City
American Gas Association Convention
Denver
United States Engineers
Itations
Old Settlers’ Club
Tennessee
Felix Williamson
Lucian
John South
Merce Dee South
Lillie Wilson
Otto Reese
William McWilliams
Albert W. Jackson
Billboard
Jackson
Walker
Kansas City
Charles Summer Williams
Bethel A. M. E
St. John A. M. E
Williams
Bishop Carey
WSAI
Entere
Congress
Caleb Cushing
Great Britain
Know- Nothings
Col
John C. Fremont
New Republican Party
Philadelphia
Bunker Hill
Free States
Seward
Ross Thurlow Weed
Francis Blair
Fremon
Popular Electoral
Esses
Abraham
Frange Ousts Correspondent
Clarence
Rose Stuckey
Orris
Clytie Dale
Calhoun
Ashley
Elsie Byrdsong
Agnes
Lee
Mary Feldmer
Blake
Bisholas
Virginia Heitzman
Seotke
Alice Young
Eveventh
Alfred
Cora Parran
N. Lynn
Watson
Austin
W. T. Blasengym
Shelby
Drexel
Finn Bros
N. Meridian
George Grinsteiner
Puneral
E Market
Beeds
Prompsce
G. H. Herrmann
East St. Dr
Krieger
WM. E. Dundertakers
His. & Tito
N. Selaware
Wilson
Yelloway
Denison Hotel
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