Wall Street Advances Amid Bull Market Hopes
Trading during the weekend session boosted belief in a record bull market on Wall Street. General Motors hit new highs since its capital adjustment, with strong activity in motor and tire groups. Volume surpassed one million shares for the fourth Saturday of the year as forward momentum persisted.
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Bu United Press
New York
General Motors
Studebaker
Dodgerothers
U. S. Rubber
Stewarturner
Foreign exchange market closes firm in New York
The foreign exchange market closed firm on October 10 in New York. Demand for sterling stood at 1.83 and a half dollars per pound, francs at 4.61 cents, lire around 4.40 cents, with various other currencies quoted including Belusin and Hong Kong dollars at limited changes.
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New York
Belusin
New York Liberty Bonds Market Snapshot
Market excerpt shows bond figures with prev close and daily ranges. The entry lists Oct 10 values for Liberty bonds with highs and lows and approximate trading levels, including 101.30 and around 100.27, plus scattered numerals indicating bid ask movements and issue codes.
Indianapolis Bank Clearings and Debits Report
Saturday clearings reached 2.589 million with weekly total 17.580 million. Saturday debits rose to 5.528 million and week ending totals stood at 34.698 million.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Shows Building Boom
Indiana's nine month building and engineering contracts exceed 1924 volume by 8 percent per F W Dodge. Jan 1 to Oct 1 period up 44 percent from last year. September contracts total 160 651 800 dollars, second largest on record after June 1925. Residential 44 percent led gains with public works 24 percent and commercial 8 percent.
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Indiana
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Commodity price list for fruits vegetables and produce
A garbled historic price sheet lists wholesale prices for apples pears cantaloupes bananas and other fruits with baskets crates and boxes priced per 40 pound basket or per crate. Fruits include Jonathan Grimes Golden Pearl Delicious Michigan Concord Valencia oranges and Bartlett. vegetables include green beans cabbage and lima beans with various unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Grimes
R. I. Green
Colorado
Michigan
Local Wagon Wheat Apapolis O Pine and Omen
Fragmented readable text notes a local wagon wheat event with references to apapolis and Sher Smasies, but details and context are unclear in the damaged OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levatory
Chia
Sher
Cattle Trade Slow as Calves Sheep and Lambs Steady
At Indianapolis Livestock Exchange prices edged lower for swine with light weight at 12 dollars and a weekly drop of 1.10. Cattle moved slowly with steers 7 to 13.50, heifers 5.10, cows 3 to 7.50. Sheep and lambs held steady with sheep 5.7 and lambs 11 to 15, veals 13.50 to 14 with a few 14.50.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
The
Exchange
Son
Cincinnati
ST ST. Louis
Steves
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Iums
New Rules for Grain Traders Seize Chicago Board Power
Chicago grain pit unveils a sweeping overhaul as directors gain near total control during turbulence with 10 hours notice to cap price swings. A business conduct committee can punish ethics violations and investigate trades. Out of town members may vote by mail.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Markets Delivere d Eggs and Poultry Prices Across Cities
Indianapolis and Cleveland market notes show eggs at 38 39c, hens 15c, springers 1c, young turkeys 0c, ducks 10 16c, butter 64 65c, butter fat 62c, cheese varied from 32 59c, New York brick 27c, Wisconsin dairies 27 28c, and assorted loafs. Receipts list ample poultry and potatoes with regional price spreads, while New York and Chicago areas report baking and dairy price activity.
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Indianapolis
Ldbee
Eese
Wisconsin Limburger
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Michigan
Maine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New. York
Midwest
Rio
Uiet
Pacific Coast
Tonnage Report Large
United States Steel Corp reports September unfilled tonnage rising to 3,717,297 tons, up 204,409 from August. Figures show monthly comparisons with July 31 and September 30 of 1924, detailing year over year and month over month changes.
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U. S
United Press
NEW York
United States Steel Corporation
Wholesale meat price list with cattle hog and lamb figures
Beef native cattle 500 to 800 pounds priced by cut under carcass and over carcass ranges. Native heifers 300 to 450 pounds and native cows 400 to 700 pounds with per-pound quotes for fores hinds and other parts. Pork dressed hogs 140 to 200 pounds with ham and loin values. Veal carcasses 70 to 200 pounds with fores and saddles quotes. Spring lambs 25 to 40 pounds with leg and saddle prices.
Wheat closes sharply higher on Chicago Board
Wheat rallied to a sharply higher close on the Board of Trade as renewed confidence followed reform measures. Corn faced pressure from a bearish government report while oats tracked corn and provisions weakened amid liquidation.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table Highlights Receipts and Shipments
Chicago grain figures for October show primary receipts with wheat at 998000, corn 263000, oats 21000, and totals 3,543,000 for wheat shipments. Wheat shipments reach 556000, corn 218000, and oats 415000, against prior periods.
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Chicago
Grain bids and receipts at Indianapolis and Chicago market prices
Bids for grain at the Indianapolis Board of Trade show No 2 red wheat around 1 50 to 1 57 and corn values near 76 to 82 cents with various white and yellow lots listed. Chicago quotations list No 2 hard wheat at 1 50 to 1 61 and corn mostly 78 to 82 cents with several white and yellow categories. Prices cover wheat corn oats timothy and clover on multiple classes and lots.
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New York
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Chicago
Wong
Labor Federation Plans Nationwide Boycott of Nonunion Goods
The American Federation of Labor votes to launch a national boycott of nonunion products to end child labor and improve working conditions. The plan estimates 4 million AFL members with purchasing power around 8 million dollars and seeks women’s help to drive the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Livestock market reports from multiple cities Oct 10
National cattle and hog receipts show mixed, with prices generally steady to lower. Cattle and hog markets in Chicago Cincinnati St Louis East Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland reflect softer demand, lighter weights, and varying floor prices across regions.
Woman Held After Raid On Illegal Still
Mrs. Anna Tanner at 20 N Holmes Ave was arrested on charges of operating a still and blind tiger. Police found a twenty gallon still in operation and twelve gallons of alcohol seized. She said a man paid her a monthly salary to operate the setup.
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Anna Tanner
N. Holmes Ave
Eisenhut
Trauner
Citizens' Group Forms School Race Executive Committee
The Citizens' Group released the names of its executive committee backing the Citizens' ticket in the school board race. Henry L. Dithmer announced the five candidates supported and listed numerous committee members and officers including Edward W. Harris Mrs. Elizabeth I. Moore Carl B. Wagner Charles R. Yoke Fred Bates Johnson Albert E. Metzger as finance chair.
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Citizens Committee
Citizens
Henry L. Dithmer
Dithmer
Edward W. Harris
Elizabeth IF. Moore
Carl 8. Wagner
Charles R. Yoke
Fred Bates Johnson
Albert E. Metzger
Fred Hoke
Arthur V. Brown
Eli Schloss
Roy C. Shaneberger
Louis Borinstein
Edgar H. Evans
J. I. Holcomb
Daniel L. Luten
H. C. Atkins
J. Atherton
Fred Ayron
Arthur Brown
Lee Burns
H. C. Piniteeteer
Frank T. BaipeldoOo
BI Jewp
Louis Schelisehmidt
Koehne
Henry Ketcham
Daniel Luten
Charles J. Lyon
Eldena Lauter
Frederick Sipison
G. A. Millett
Carl McCullough
Felix McWhirter
Blaine
McGrath
Joseph A. McGowan
Ih. Noyes
William _ Nackenhorst
D. Prentiss
E. J. Robison
Alva Wisaces
A. G. Ruddell
Roy Shaneberger
Gustave Schnull
Ane A. Sims
Elmer Ww. Poms
Lucius B. Swift
Carl A. Taylor
Mia
George van Dyke
John R Welch
Frank Wolf
Harry Yorkey
Tipton Utility Rates Cut By Public Service Commission
The public service commission ordered a 20 percent cut in electric lighting rates for Tipton and nearby rural areas and mandated a new rate schedule for the municipal electric light plant. It denied Gary Street Railway’s bus service between Gary and Chicago and Weston & Burgon’s proposed Indianapolis to Cincinnati line. The Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Co was authorized to issue 1,000,000 in preferred stock to fund improvements.
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Tipton
Public Service Commission
Gary Street Railway Company
Chicago
Weston & BurcGon
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Motor Express Company
Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company
Local youths receive varied discharges on criminal charges
Alexander Kennedy a 17 year old colored youth of 2352 Ralston Ave was discharged today by Criminal Judge James A Collings on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill after an alleged cut with a pocket knife on Charles Wenlock of 1805 Yandes St. Paul Marlowe of 1034 Congress Ave was discharged on burglary and grand larceny charges. Clifton Bradley 21 of 2016 N Graham Ave was given a withheld judgment and sentence on guilty pleas for burglary and grand larceny under good behavior.
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Alexander Kennedy
Ralston Ave
James A. Collings
Charles Wenlock
Yandes St
Paul Marlowe
Congress Ave
Clifton Bradley
N. Graham Ave
Italy to Sign Rhineland Pact at Locarno Conference
Acting on instructions from Premier Mussolini Senator Scialoja announced Italy will sign the Rhineland pact on the same basis as England. The conference’s success now hinges on a workable formula for Germany’s entry into the League of Nations.
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Bu United Press
Locarno
Switzerland
Mussolini
Scialoja
Italy
Rhineland
England
Germany
League of Nations
Blast Wrecks Plant at Bedford Ohio
An explosion wrecked the corning mill of the Austin Mill Works at Falls Junction near Bedford Ohio. The blast shook nearby Twinsburg and surrounding communities. The plant manufactures blasting powder and other explosives for government and private use. One man was perhaps fatally hurt. Cause of the explosion has not been determined.
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United Press
Bedford
Ohio
Austin Mill Works
Falls Junction
Twinsburg
Drug charge bond set for Louis Cohan alias Dr Davis
Louis Cohan alias Dr Davis of 616 North East Street was bound over to the Federal grand jury by U S commissioner John W Kern on a $3000 bond after arrest Friday on narcotics charges. He waived examination and faces a violation of the narcotics act for allegedly selling morphine to federal agents.
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Louis Cohan
Dr. Davis
N. East St
United States
John W. Kern
Cohan
Schortemeier and Gause Speak at Republican Love Feast
In New Castle Indiana Secretary of State Frederick IL Schortemeier and Indianapolis attorney Fred C Gause spoke at the Republican love feast opening the city campaign. City candidates also spoke as Governor Jackson was slated to speak at Sunday homecoming service.
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Timea
New Castle
Ind
Frederick IL. Schortemeier
Fred C. Gause
Indianapolis
Republcan
Jackson
First Christian Church
School Helps The Bee The Greatest Architect In Na
A brief school sponsored event showcases a student or group nicknamed The Great Est Architect in Na, highlighting collaborative learning and community involvement.
The Honey Bee Social Structure and Work
Describes honey bees as highly organized social insects with a queen, drones, and workers. Explains the colony’s republic-like governance, caste roles, worker duties from brood care to nectar processing, wax production, and honey storage. Includes anatomical notes on proboscis and pollen baskets.
Heretic Bishop Sues for Court Protection Over Expulsion
Bishop William Montgomery Brown sought an injunction in federal court to block the Episcopal church from deposing him for heretical teachings. Judge Louis H. Burns set Wednesday for the hearing while Brown faces sentencing Monday, a move the judge noted likely to proceed regardless.
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United Press
New Orleans
William Montgomery Brown
Episcopal Church
Brown
Burns
Taken on suspicion by sergeant after auto inquiry
Sergt Robin Taylor took four people a man and three women into headquarters after an Illinois licensed car aroused suspicions. Frank C Meade of 2212 Bellefontaine St faced vagrancy and concealed weapons charges for knucks. The others were released.
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Illinois
Sergt
Robin Taylor
Roscoe Campbell
Boulevard Place
Frank C. Meade
Bellefontaine St
Meade
Married Couples Listed In City Marriage Licenses
A list of individuals with ages and addresses includes Lesterage and Mary Meir. Albert and Vinita Orr. Carl Bordenbecher and Lillian Healy. many others such as Theofrod Warman, Mary Stockdale, Burford Underhill, and Gindya Lucas. The records show occupations from laborer to machinist and clerk.
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Lesterage
Geigendorff
Mary Meir
W. Pratt
Hn Albert
N. Ilinoia
Vinita Orr
Sanders
Carl A. Bordenbecher
Brook
Gee Cleaner
Lillian E. Healy
Gilumnilign
Pioneerep
Isseranrut
Sulin
Fullgrait
Bradley
Bookhees
Otto A.stilion
Marie Walker
Porcher
Theofrod
Warman
Thomas G. Courtney
Carvel
Clerk
Gertruie M. Smith
Greenfield
William F. Harris
W. T. Seventh
Apoli
Jean 1Elley
Westmore
Births and Families Listed Across City Hospitals
A garbled birth and family notice lists numerous couples and addresses, including Carter of 835 Birch and Clark at 6018, Hughes at 2033 Tip-Henry, Spoon at 2134 Colton, and many more. Several entries reference city hospitals and local residences, with frequent surnames such as Brown, Murphy, Heath, Elsner, and Small appearing amid fragmented lines.
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John
Eva Carter
Birch
Jesse
Bernice Clark
Harding
Sitobert
Pauline Hughes
Tip- Henry
Chariea
Be Hy
Coltonne
Sadie Ling
Henry
Hattie Brown
City
Hostarry
Fannie Dorsey
Hopsital
Panes
Catherine Murphy
Adelia Heath
Bertha Elsner
Ey Stone Thelmer
Elsie Tines
S. Noble
Goldie May Allen
W. Howard
Peggaes
Adell
Yenney
Ophelia Small
Orel Downey
Dora
Martin
Redmond
Lawrence
Emma Daviason
Goldie
Glover
Pity
Elizabeth Craig
Tiphe
Bowen
Milby
Thomas
Nota
St. Cat
Martha ‘Centra
Deaths in Local Area Include Children and Elders
A list of recent deaths shows Millard A Neeley 86 from broncho pneumonia at Tippecanoe. William J Hoighison 63 at Methodist Hospital from acute respiratory illness. Theodore L Garner 8 months at 216 Blackford with cholera infantum. Elia McClain 41 at 178 Bright with tuberculous peritonitis. Mary Cloney 65 at 520 E Vermont with valvular heart disease. Thomas 17 at 958 N Tre mont with bronchial disease. Cora erlee 32 at City Hospital with pulmonary tuberculosis. Martin ale renga Gootiman 52 at 333 N Uli noting nephritis. Additional entries list Bertha Hi Wrest F Ohio St and Elizabeth Ann Pyle 78 at 2009 Broadw.
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Millard A. Neeley
William Jackson Hoighison
Methodist Hospital
Theodore Lloyd Garner
Blackford
Elia McClain
Bright
Mary Cloney
Vermont
Thomas
N. Tremont
Cora Aa Erlee
Youth Receives Six Months On Suspended Sentence
Lloyd Randall aged 19 of 2232 Central Ave was ordered to Indiana State Farm for six months by Judge James A. Collins for alleged violation of a suspended grand larceny sentence. He denied taking part in stripping a car with Herman Glover 27 of Eleventh and N Illinois Sts. Randall Nelson 25 and Woodford Willoughby 19 were fined 100 dollars and costs with Nelson given three to five years at the Indiana Reformatory and Willoughby one to fourteen on vehicle taking charges. Walter G Hill of Birmingham Ala was fined one dollar and costs and sentenced nine months on the Indiana State Farm on a petit larceny charge.
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Lhoyd Randall
Central Ave
Indiana State Farm
James A. Collins
Herman Glover
Eleventh
N. Illinois
Randall
Lloyd Nelson
Woodford Willoughby
Nelson
Indiana Reformatory
Willoughby
Walter G. Hill
Birmingham
Ala
Indiana
One Thief Captured After Chase Through Downtown
After a high speed pursuit through downtown streets patrolmen Pollard and Brumfield intercepted two alleged auto thieves Friday night. They fired on the fleeing car near Senate Avenue and North Street before the bandits abandoned the stolen taxi. One suspect, Elbert Carmickle, 23, of Birds Eye Indiana, was arrested. the other fled.
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Pollard
Brumfield
Senate Ave
North St
Earl Unverson
Superior St
Elbert Carmickle
Birds Eye, Ind
Nine affidavits filed in Criminal Court on eleven charged
Claude M Worley county investigator filed nine affidavits in Criminal Court detailing charges against eleven persons. Ora Morris and Dayard Brooking face vehicle taking, William Ford and Robert Wylie grand larceny, Paul Tolan and Orvan Toney burglary and grand larceny, Robert E Haehl transportation of liquor in vehicle, Lena Elmoore forgery. Others charged are listed as fugitives.
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Claude M. Worley
Ora Morris
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dayard Brooking
William Ford
New York St
Robert Wylie
Bright St
Paul Tolan
Bates St
Orvan Toney
Harrison
Robert E. Haehl
W. Market St
Lena Elmoore
Charles St
Plaza to be viewed by visiting Pennsylvania Legionnaires
W T Raplee reports about 200 Pennsylvanian Legion members returning from Omaha will spend two hours in Indianapolis to view the War Memorial Plaza. He calls local legionaires to meet at Union Station at 6 p m with their cars to provide a city tour, estimating at least fifty cars.
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W. T. Raplee
American Legion
Pennsylvania Legion
Omaha
Indianapolis
War Memorial Plaza
Raplee
Union Station
Bandit Robs Bakery Owner of 1400 in South Bend
Police seek the bandit who Friday held up W. Landorf a bakery owner, and took 1400 as he prepared to deposit the money at a local bank. The thief rode inLandorf’s truck to a secluded spot then fled with the cash.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
W. Landorf
Landorf
Ocean Going Tug Sinks in Blinding Puget Sound Fog
In heavy fog off Port Townsend Washington the ocean going tug Sea Monarch sank after a collision with the French steamer Zenon. The Sea Monarch crew were rescued by the Zenon. Earlier the Admiral liner Admiral Dewey damaged the American-Hawaiian steamer Texan in a foggy strait. The Princess Kathleen with 900 aboard ran ashore on Hospital Rock but freed herself. The Otter ferry pierced its hull near Pender Island and required Salvage Queen aid.
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United Press Victoria
Puget Sound
Straits
Juan de Fuga
Sea Monarch
Zeanon
Port Townsend
Wash
Texan
Hospital Rock
Otter
Ashort
Pender Island
Pacific Salvage Company
Costa's Case Continued As He Missing From Court
Anton Costa who allegedly dodged a ninety day term by using a substitute did not appear in Criminal Court. Judge James A Collins ordered the case continued to Monday morning and warned that Costa faces forfeiture of $2,500 in Liberty bonds if he again fails to appear. Authorities sought Costa from Clinton Indiana and Parke County officials via a subpoena with no reply yet.
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Anton Costa
Indiana
James A. Collins
Collins
Omer Hawkins
Costa
Clinton
Ind
Parke County
Powers Recaptured After Spencer Bank Robberies Involvement
Raymond Powers, who escaped while being moved from the Indiana State Reformatory to testify in a Spencer bank robbery trial, has been recaptured. He reportedly confessed to taking part in the hold ups and was slated to testify for the State. Webster refused to reveal capture location to avoid endangering him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Powers
H. C. Webster Detective Agency
Indiana State Reformatory
Spencer
Webster
Powers
Train crash injures twelve near Elgin Illinois
A west bound Chicago and Northwestern freight train struck a motor car and two trailers carrying a steel laying gang between Gilberts and Elgin. Twelve gang members were injured while no fatalities occurred. The injured were taken to a hospital in Elgin.
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Bu United Prega Belevidere
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Freeport
Gilberts
Elgin
Mann Act Arrest In Kentucky Case
William I Frioli of 2011 N Gale St posted 5000 bond after U S Commissioner John Kern charged him with Mann Act violations. He allegedly brought a 11 year old girl from Latonia Kentucky to London Kentucky after meeting through a matrimonial agency ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Frioli
N. Gale St
United State
John W. Kern
Frioli
London
Latonia
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U Tay
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Cut
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Schortemeier
Gause
Ture
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