Hogs decline as cattle and lambs show mixed results at city yards
New York Stocks report notes heavy selling and lower porker prices at city yards. Hogs weaken with prices down 49 to 45 cents from Monday's average. bulk sold 9.60 to 9.75, top 9.85. Cattle show mild decline. calves 13.50 per dozen, lambs solid 8 to 9.50 with some at 9.75. sheep 400 receipts. Chicago hogs 33,000, cattle 9,000, sheep 19,000 receipts. market opens 25 cents below Monday.
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Eneree
THE
Indianapolis Times
Mon- Gay
Chicago
BR United Press
Man
Louisville
United Press FY
Births and Stock Market Notes From the Day
Birth announcements list multiple families and hospitals with names and addresses in various towns. A stock market roundup covers declines in the Dow industrials, steel and oils retreating while rails hold, with U S Steel and Westinghouse among notable movers and grain futures aided by Russian price shifts in Chicago and Liverpool trading.
Ripley offers proof on request and cotton trade lore in New Orleans
The item recalls Colonel Hester the Grand Old Man of the Cotton Trade in New Orleans at age 84. It notes Norman H. Mott from Atlanta who starred for Georgia's team in 1930 vs Oglethorpe, scoring on a 42 yard kickoff return and a 65 yard run. It also mentions a novelty titled The Tree That Fed on Beer for Wednesday.
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Hester
New Orleans
Buster Mott
Norman H. Mott
University of Georgia
Hogs and cattle market reports from multiple towns
Receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle calves and sheep across markets in BR United press summarized. Prices cited for 180-225 lb hogs, light and heavy weights, and packing sows, with cattle lines noting steers cows bulls and calves by weight and grade. Local markets include East St. Louis St Louis Louisville Pittsburgh and SUPPALO with declines and steady trends noted.
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United Press
Multiple Hospital Deaths and Illnesses Listed in City Records
A list of patients and ages from city hospitals shows cases of acute cardiac dilatation, chronic endocarditis, myocarditis, endro ro iC and vascular disease. Names include Helena B McMullen 57 Jessie Jacobson 50 Verna Swift 62 Maud Welch 38 Mary Jackson 1022 Seen myocarditis Alice Doyle 83 A Henry Schumascher 74 Batley 72 Josie Ratios 22 and others.
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Helena B. McMullen
W. Washington
Jessie Jacobson
City Hospital
Verna Della Swift
East
Mother 60 Brand Shook Police Over Son Murderer
A 60 year old mother, Mrs Sarah Sullivan, is in custody under guard after telling police she believed her son William J Carnell, 31, a murder suspect, was involved in a shooting. He fled when authorities arrested W C Mahoney in Pittsburgh in connection with the Grey Line murder case.
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United Pres
Washington
William J. Carnell
Liberty
W. C. Mahoney
Pittsburgh
Louis Bush
Grey Line
Sarah Sullivan
Carnell
Protestant Churches Sponsor City Sunday School Course
Protestant churches of the east part of the city sponsor a five week Sunday school work program opening tonight at Irv ington Presbyterian church. Four courses will be offered: Old Testament Teaching Work of the Church The Psychology of Adolescence and Junior Administration. Teachers include Rev. Francis D. McCabe Rev. L. B. Moseley W S Barnhart and Mrs C E Wolcott. Workers from any city section may attend Tuesday evenings at 7:30.
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Irvington Presbyterian Church
Francis D. McCabe
L. B. Moseley
W. S. Barnhart
C. E. Wolcott
Mexico to Fight Reds Cooperation with United States
Mexico will cooperate with the United States to restrict Communist activities. President Pascual Ortiz Rubio announced that complete information on Communists in Mexico will be supplied to Washington.
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United Press
Mexico City
United States
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Washington
Couple Pairings and Occupations Listed in Local Registry
A series of matched pairs with ages and occupations is listed, detailing individuals and their partners. Entries include William Montgomery a 22 year old janitor and Pauline Hardin 17, plus other couples with roles such as clerk stenographer engineer musician jeweler and mason.
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William M. Montgomery
Burgess
Pauline Hardin
Northwestern
Howard E. Marlett
West North
Corine M. Laing
Boulevard Place
Charles J. Parker
South Bend
Lillian M. Lloyd
North Rural
James C.ang
Cincinnati
Martha M. Simpson
West Twenty-eighth
Amos I. Jackson
West Morris
Crisey Thomas
North Illinois
Joseph H. Kosterman
West Michigan
Rosella W. Breer
Gavin C. Nelson
Colonial Hotel
Evelyn H. Buntrock
North Meridian
Morton Seifert
West Twentyninth
Margaret M. Bottoms
West Twenty-ninth
Phillip L. Welsch
South East
Mason
Dorothy A. Trisler
East Ohio
Livestock Markets Report From Wayne and Cincinnati
Wayne Indiana hogs mostly steady to 50 cents lower with varied weight ranges and prices from 8.50 to 9.60 dollars. calves and lambs listed. Cincinnati market receipts include hogs 3,912 with slow demand and price declines. cattle and calves receipts and price ranges noted. sows weaker and vealers steady with higher grades.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Big Leap in Farm Tax in Perry Township
Don W. Vorhees Democratic candidate for county commissioner spoke at Perry township Democratic headquarters on Madison avenue. He displayed tax receipts showing taxes on 110.77 acres owned for 1915 and 1930, noting tax rise from 248.99 to 820.80 since the last Democratic administration.
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Marion County
Perry Township
Don W. Vorhees
Madison Avenue
Bank Clearings and Treasury Statement Fragments
Bank clearings in Indianapolis and New York with sums in millions. Treasury statement notes net balance for Oct 18 and month to date expenditures and customs figures.
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Indianapolis
New York
Treasury
EOI
Chicago Stocks Opening Report
Chicago stocks open with mixed results across utilities and machinery sectors. Several firms such as Bendix Avia and Insull Companies show notable percentages, while others like Majestic Household and Cord Corp display varied activity in early trading.
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James T. Sete & Co
Assoc Tel Util
Leeusehold
Bendix Avia
Insull
Borg Warner
Wes
Majestic Hshold
Cord Corp
Midland UN
Con Chi Corpid
Mid United
Chi Corp
Middlewest
Chgo, Securities
US Radio & Tel
Grigsby Gru
Util & Ind
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Util & In Pfd
Markets Report From Indianapolis and Cincinnati Prices
Market notes show wholesale and retail prices for poultry, eggs, butter, cheese, potatoes, and live poultry. No. 1 top quality Kingan prices, eggs at 28 42c, butter standards at 35 37c, various fowls and ducks quoted with weights and discounts, and regional potato shipments and prices recorded for Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Idaho origins.
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Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Eucee
Wisconsin
New York
Minnesota
North Ae
Kota
Local Wagon Wheat City Grain Prices and Permits Report
Grain elevators pay 74 for No 1 red wheat and 68 cents for No 1 hard. Building permits list Elmer epee reroof 3625 Wheeler. Mrs A S Wicker reroof 1930 West Michigan. A Wicker reroof 1928 West Michigan. Sarah Baer alteration 1123 North Winet Nina. MM Ferguson addition 6310 Ee Ne Gyoure Ane Warage 1401.
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Elmer Epee
A. S Wicker
West
Curb Mob in Mine War
Governor Leslie and officials address unrest in Sullivan county as nonunion mines close and union miners reportedly threaten action. Roy Price claims quietness results from mine closures while Mob activity is disputed. law officers report peaceful picketing with no mob at present.
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Leslie
Sullivan Mine
Harry G. Leslie
Roy Price
Hoosier Coal Sales Company
L. O. Chasey
Price
Cha
Sigma Delta Chi Plans Blanket Hop At Antlers
Newly elected Butler university Sigma Delta Chi officers prepare for the blanket hop set for November 26 at the Antlers. Harlan Hadley chairs the event with Maynard Lemen as president and George C. Lloyd as secretary treasurer. New pledges include Richard Mitchell Max Schneider Harold Moreland Thurman Ridge Robert Blackburn Lowell Parker and others.
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Butler University
Sigma Delta Chi
Antlers
Harlan Hadley
Hop
Maynard Lemen
Collegian
Harlan V. Hadley
Butler Publicity
George C. Lloyd
Olive Street
Richard Mitchell
Martinsville
Ill
the Collegian
Max Schneider
West
Vermont Street
Harold Moreland
Sheridan
Thurman Ridge
South Denny Street
the Drift
Robert Blackburn
South Arlington Avenue
Lowell Parker
Ft. Wayne
Birth and Welfare Talk at Kiwanis Luncheon
Dr G B Jackson obstetrician will discuss The Relationship of Birth to Human Welfare at the Kiwanis Club luncheon Wednesday at the Claypool. Clarence Haviland 11 son of Roscoe Haviland Spencer died at Riley hospital Monday evening from a fractured skull after a traffic accident Sunday. Shortridge high school PTA meets Caleb Mills hall at 8 tonight with Paul C Stetson city schools superintendent speaking on Progressive Principles in Education.
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G. B. Jackson
Kiwanis Club
Claypool
Clarence Haviland
Roscoe Haviland
Spencer
Riley Hospital
Shortridge
Caleb Mills
Paul C. Stetson
Superior Judge Pads De Hoff Residence for One Year
Judge William S. Mc Masters padlocked the De Hoffs home at 914 South West Street for one year. Deputy prosecutors George Eggleston and William R. Ringer filed the suit. The DeHoffs have prior liquor law convictions.
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William S. McMasters
Carey
Rosa DeHoff
South West Street
George Eggleston
William R. Ringer
DeHoff
Logan J. Smith school bus line defies city route ban
The Logan J. Smith bus line continued on its full route despite a city works and safety boards order reducing service from Naomi street and State avenue to Technical high school. Smith and attorney Robert I. Marsh vow court action and cite public demand and patronage as grounds to resist the order. Officials for the Indianapolis Street Railway Co and Peoples Motor Coach Co objected, calling the route unnecessary.
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City Works and Safety Boards
Naomi Street
State Avenue
Technical High School
Shortridge High School
Butler University
Technical
Smith
Robert I. Marsh
Marsh
Two Railroads Sued Over Crossing Crash Injuries
Oliver Cornelius of Indianapolis sues the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis and New York Central Railroads in superior court seeking 25000 for injuries from a collision at the Miley avenue crossing on October 5. He alleges the crossing signals failed to operate when he attempted to cross.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Weather data report for field and time
In the air at a.m. the wind is north at 10 mph. Barometric pressure is 3056 at sea level. Temperature 36. Ceiling unlimited. Visibility 4 miles. Field reports good.
Dow Jones News Roundup Highlights Oil, Banking and Trade
Tulsa reports week ending Oct 18 US crude oil average 2 368 561 barrels up 6 904. London New York cables 4 86 32, Paris 123 81, etc. Chesapeake & Ohio nine months net income 25 074 180. Westinghouse quarterly net 4 share. Beatrice Creamery six months net 6 29. motor vehicle output nine months 3 066 513 etc. Banks and merchants show varied earnings and dividends. Bank of Italy and Bank of America merger set to take effect Nov 1.
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Tulsa
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
London
New York
Paris
Amsterdam
Italy
Berlin
Fraud Charge Against Attorney Over Jewelry Store Ownership
Samuel Epstein sues in superior court for $15,000 alleging attorney Louis Rosenberg and Sam Dorfman used trickery to transfer ownership of a jewelry store at 18 South Illinois Street. Epstein, who bought the business from Dorfman in January 1927 for $5,000, claims Rosenberg advised him to sign a paper and later told him the store no longer belonged to him. E. W. Dullberger, Rosenberg’s successor, filed the suit.
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South Illinois Street
Samuel Epstein
Superior Court
Louis Rosenberg
Sam Dorfman
Epstein
Dorfman
Rosenberg
E. W. Dullberger
Market shift hints at liquidation end and renewed demand
In New York on October 21 the global security markets show a sentiment shift. Banking interests may have favored forced liquidation, suggesting liquidation has ended and accumulation could resume. Westinghouse Electric earnings miss modestly disappoints but appears better than forecast. overall market mood improves with a likely continuation of Monday's rally.
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New York
Houston
Westinghouse Electric
Chicago
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Buenos Aires
Thomson & McKinnon
Police forecast criminals' use of airplanes for escapes
New York October 21 Police Commissioner Mulrooney says criminals will take to the air in a few years to dodge arrest. He defends maintaining an aviation branch in the police department and argues a ready air force is needed as air escapes become likely.
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