Wheat Prices Fall While Corn Rises On Chicago Board
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports wheat prices slipping today on the Board of Trade due to record North American stocks and expected foreign crops, while corn advances and oats are irregular. Visible wheat supply nearing 130 million bushels. corn stocks around 2.5 million. Corn belt receives heavy weekend rains. cash interests shift from December oats to May.
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United Press
Chicago
North America
Board of Trade
United States
Canada
Northwest
Commission Row Prices to Retailers Fruits and Vegetables
Price list from Chicago noting wholesale to retailers for a wide range of fruits and vegetables. Items include Apples from Indiana at 2.50, Bananas 2.25 to 2.50, Grapes from California 1.50 per crate, Melons and Citrus with varied rates, and vegetables such as Artichokes 1.50 a dozen, Cabbage 2.00, Cucumbers 1.50 a dozen, Onions 2.25 per 50 lbs, Tomatoes 3.50, with regional origins from California Michigan Ohio Jamaica and more.
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Indiana
Colorado
California
Concord
Michigan
Jamaica
Albertas
Washington
Nevak Marti
Utah
Ohio
Butter and Cheese Prices and Market Quotations
Wholesale butter prices No 1 50 51c No 2 46 12 48c Butterfat 48 49c Cheese wholesale loaves pimento etc price list with multiple regional quotes. Egg, poultry and potato receipts and futures on Chicago Mercantile Exchange list. Includes volumes, grades, and regional price ranges for butter eggs cheese and potatoes.
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Wisconsin
New York
Indianapolis
Bu United Press
Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
South Dakota
Idaho
United Press
ICAGO
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Local Listings Read Like Friend and Family Names
A jumble of paired names and addresses appears, listing couples and individuals such as Clara Cronberg, Leola Smiley, Dottie Maneus, Wilma Hedges, Josie Green, Elmer Striebeck, Kathryn Willmann, Phillip Vickery, and multiple others, interspersed with street numbers and hospital mentions. The fragment resembles a community roster or directory snippet with numerous personal entries and locations.
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Boyscores
Clara Cronberg
Guil“Liesi
Leola Smiley
Westeen
Dottie Maneus
Sylvia Dan
Court
John
Mildred Pridemore
Valley
Roger
Mammie Reed
Luthera Econet
Nora Aggers
Per
Obituary Notes and Sugar Futures Slide Open
The report lists numerous decedents with ages and causes such as lobar pneumonia chronic myocarditis cerebral hemorrhage and toxic goiter. It also notes sugar futures opening steady with December January March and September contracts quoted up to 101 points.
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William E. Meyer
East Michigan
Carrie Dunn
City Hospital
Jennie E. Clapp
North Goodlet
Hiram Casey Terry
Barrett
Liga Krauch
St. Vincent's Hospital
Josephine Phillips McHenry
Pennsylvania
Martha E. le Fevre
Audubon Road
Lula Morton
Christian Hospital
Joseph Werning
Ohio
Catherine Deal Walker
Peter Barker
Harles H. Brittain
Nellie Brown
Robert F. McDonald
McKinney
Charlotte Hizer
Stella Catherine McKeand
Olive
Larie L. Michael
Joseph Frank Campbell
Cty Hospital
United Press New York
Sunset Trails Realty reports successful district lot sale
Officials of Sunset Trails Realty Company announce a successful sale of Sunset Trails district lots at silent auction weekend. Remainder of lots to be sold under the same plan. Office on Circle remains open. Property extends north, west and south from Sixteenth Street and Tibbs Avenue.
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Sunset Trails Realty Company
Sunset Trails District
Sunset Trails
Sixteenth Street
Tibbs Avenue
Old Pay Own Way Survey on Elder Dependency
An official survey of 14 815 people over sixty five finds that less than a quarter are kept by relatives or charity. Charitable institutions account for less than 2 percent of support.
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Washington
Hog market weakens at city yards amid large receipts
Hog receipts topped 7500 as market dropped 10 cents from week highs. Prices ranged from 9.40 to 9.75 for various weight classes with top at 9.75. Cattle, sheep, and lambs were largely steady with modest gains in good lambs. fat ewes and sows eased to mid ranges. Chicago hogs reported 42000 receipts and slow trade.
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Chicago
Enone
United Press
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Livestock Markets Mixed Across U S Hogs and Cattle Prices
Times Special reports heavy hog receipts across Chicago and Louisville with steady to slightly lower trends in the east. Cattle and calves show meager better grades and overall weakness among stockers. Sheep demand softer with moderate feeding lambs noted. Prices and ranges listed for hogs cattle calves and sheep in multiple cities.
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Louisville
Rane
Cotton Futures Open Higher In New York Trade
Cotton futures opened in New York with the December contract at 19.65, up .08. The market shows gains as traders weigh early demand signals and financial market cues.
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United Press
NEW York
Aig Nha
F UW
Stock Market Outlook Urges Prudent Reduction In Holdings
In New York on October 22 a market commentator argues that stocks are not valued by production costs but by public sentiment. He warns against piling into rising issues and urges cautious selling to shorten exposure before a likely late bull-market pullback.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Local Briefs Highlight City Events and Crime
A roundup of Tuesday city items notes diverse events from the Midwest Motor Truck Congress to numerous luncheons and club gatherings. It also reports three bicycle thefts, a pistol firing incident, a pigeon race winner, and local council attendance plans.
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Midwest Motor Truck Transportation Congress
Manufacturers’ Building
Associated Master Barbers of America
Lincoln
All Any Waters Club
Claypool
American Chemical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Mercator Club
Lucheon
Spink-Arms
Gyro Club
Purchasing Agents’ Association
Severin
Universal Club
Columbia
Phi Gamma Delta
L’alliance Francaise
Spink- Arms
University of Michigan
Indianapolis Medical Society
Athenaeum
Prohibition Worker Pussyfoot Johnson to Tour India and Cities
The Prohibition League of India reports William Pussyfoot Johnson will arrive in Rangoon in February and tour Ceylon Madras Bombay Ahmedabad Peshawar and Lahore to promote prohibition.
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India
Pussyfoot
United Press
Calcutta
The
Prohibition League of India
William
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Rangoon
Ceylon
Madras
Bombay
Ahmedabad
Peshawar
Lahore
Major Stock Issues Show Higher Prices on Open
Major stock markets rallied at the opening led by International Nickel surging 5 points to 184. Nevada Consolidated hit a new high around 30 1/2, while General Motors and Steel posted gains. Freeport-Texas slipped to 43 1/2, and Nigeria Copper demand supported copper shares as activity rose in the sector.
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New York
Stock Exchange Today
International Nickel
General Motors, Steel
American
Freeport-Texas
Missouri Kansas Texas
Barnsdall A
Nevada Consolidated
Radio Corporation
Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Consolidated Gas
Anaconda
Cerro de Pasco
Kennecott
John Manville
A. M. Byers
Great Northern Ore
National Tea
Banks and Exchange Figures From Indianapolis and New York
Indianapolis clearing activity shows debits of 6.409 million and clearings of 3.974 million. In New York on Oct 22 bank clearings reach 641 million with a 129 million balance and a 105 million Federal Reserve credit balance. Foreign exchange opened steady with demand sterling at 16s and francs at 3.90, lire at 5.23, belgian franc at 13.81, and other quotes around 23. adic.
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New York
United Press
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Belga
Santkes
Chicago Welcomes Graf Zeppelin and Party
October 22 Chicago greets Dr. Hugo Eckener and the Graf Zeppelin crew with a warm welcome. The party meets Mayor Thompson, tours the boulevard, attends a dinner, and plans departure for New York at 9 p.m. Crowds fill the station and stadium as Japanese lanterns spell Gut Heil.
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Hugo Eckener
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
New York
Dinner menu linked to possible identity in gas death
Police seek to identify a well dressed woman who died of gas poisoning in a midtown hotel after registering as Miss Sloan. A 1915 Beta Delta chapter Kappa Psi dinner menu found among her effects may prove the key, while a scratched name on her baggage and a mutilated letter hinder identification.
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United Press
NEW York
Misses Al SEE Hoover Visit Missed by Silent Lobby
Dr. George W. Staton, 94, waited in Methodist hospital lobby to glimpse presidential candidate Al Smith and the visiting procession for Tom Taggart’s room. Plans altered. Staton then looked forward to meeting Hoover, recalling past votes for Lincoln and expressing steadfast support if living. The Statons have been married sixty two years.
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George W. Staton
University Court
al Smith
Tom Taggart
Anita Scott
Smith
Taggart
Hoover
Dr. Staton
Abraham Lincoln
New Star in Messier 33 Distances Galaxy Yardstick
A nova discovered by a Hamburg Observatory astronomer in Messier 33 promises to refine distance measurements to the nearest spiral galaxy. Dr. Harlow Shapley of Harvard notes the nova in Triangulum helps determine the nebula’s distance and dimensions, with a current estimate over 700000 light years away.
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Science Service
Cambridge
Mass
Hamburg Observatory
Bergedorf
Harlow Shapley
Harvard College Observatory
International Astronomical Bureau of Copenhagen
Messier
Dr. Shapley
City adopts step to buy municipal air field
Corporation Counsel John W. Holtzman states the adoption of a resolution to acquire will set the legal process for purchasing a municipal airport reserve. The 1920 statute allows city ownership while 1921 amendments permit leasing ground. appraisers will be named after the resolution. A public hearing and bond request follow, with an independent site review ordered by Mayor Slack for Site 30 north of Ben Davis. City council supports the bond issue, with about 30 000 dollars in the 1929 budget for operation.
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John W. Holtzman
Works Board
Oren S. Hack
Holtzman
L. Ert Slack
Ben Davis
Citizens Committee
Council
Welch Elected President of Indiana High School Press Association
Mathew Welch of Vincennes was elected president at the seventh annual Indiana High School Press Association convention. Mildred Rogers of Lebanon was named vice president and Betty Osler of Hammond the secretary at the concluding session.
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United Preea Franklin
Ind
Mathew Welch
Vincennes
Indiana High School Press Association
Mildred Rogers
Lebanon
Betty Osler
Hammond
Ayres Company Hosts 1200 At Employee Dinner
Ayres & Co will entertain about 1,200 employees at a dinner in the Riley room of the Claypool tonight. Surprise entertainments, songs and yells by store groups are planned. A moving picture of the new eleven story building will be shown. Dancing will follow. Guests of honor are Twenty-Year Club members with twenty years service. Club members receive three weeks vacation and a $100 gift from the firm.
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L. 8S. Ayres & Co
Claypool
Ayres
Talking Movies Given Stinging Rap in Britain
London audiences discuss the new talking pictures amid mixed reviews. Critics dislike the talking film format while performers fear job loss. Musicians debate Hollywood talkies and English language impact. The audience applauds a Martinelli aria and Jolson numbers in the talkie program, signaling strong interest in the new art form.
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Britain
England
All England
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera Company
Metropolitan Opera House
al Jolson
Hoover, Smith Campaign Tours Build Toward Final East Drive
Campaign log describes Herbert Hoover preparing for a final eastern swing with a Madison Square Garden speech. Alfred E. Smith returns from campaign work in the south and middle west to Albany then Boston, planning a Hartford parade en route. Robinson and Curtis plot broad regional drives as political tempers flare over mudslinging by Democratic leaders.
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United Press
Herbert Hoover
New York
Madison Square Garden
Alfred E. Smith
South
Middlewest
Executive Mansion
Albany
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Smith
Hoover
Joseph Robinson
Robinson
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
West Virgin
Indiana Klan Names Jupe Huffington Grand Dragon Leader
An affidavit signed by Wizard Hiram Wesley Evans and filed by the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in Georgia lists Indiana agent Joe M Huffington of 2262 North New Jersey Street Evansville as the acting head of the Klan in Indiana. He requested the Indiana grand dragon title be dropped, saying he had not been elevated to the actual post.
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Hiram Wesley Evans
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Indiana
Joe M. Huffington
North
New Jersey
Huffington
Evansville
Klan
Beech Grove Considers New Bus Route Plan
Commissioner Howell Ellis of the public service commission and Beech Grove officials will inspect a proposed bus route petitioned by the Beech Grove Traction Company. The line would run from First Ave to Seventeenth Ave on Albany St. Peoples Motor Coach Company objects, arguing existing service covers the area.
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Howell Ellis
Public Service Commission
Beech Grove
Beech Grove Traction Company
Ellis
Statehouse
First Ave
Seventeenth Ave
Albany St
Peoples Motor Coach Company
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Sinclair Oil
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Ltd Oils
Texas Corp
Adv Ramely
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Postum Natl Dairy
Ward Baking
Tobaccos
Sumatra
Genera Cigar
Ig & Myers
Lorillard
R J Reynolds
Tob
Ae Schulte
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Sunset Trails Company
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Bulk
United Preas
FT. Con Ind
Dade Li
Raymond Beach
Harlan Street
Glenn Niberger
Linden Street
Grove Doty
Boulevard Place
Pocahontas Association No. 1
Elizabeth Mister
New Street
Senate Avenue
Horace Jones
Jones
Lady Hay
Charles Schwert
West Thirtieth Street
Indianapolis Racing Pigeon Club
A. H. Godard
R. L. Brokenburr
William D. Allison
National Council of the Y. M. C. A
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
A. A. Potter
Purdue University
Woman's Relief Corps
Ft. Friendly
Illinois Street
Orie Richarson
Davidson Street
North Dearborn Street
King Street
W. J. Reintzes
Graceland Agneue
Fred Ahmafeld
West Virginia
Park Avenue
George A. Fear
Sheridan
American Institute of Accounts of New York
Lawrence F. Orr
Board of Accounts
Walter G. Owens
Greenberry G. Lowe
Methodist Episcopal
World Service and Missionary Program
Obregon Memorial
Mexico City
Obregon
la Bombilla
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
Banks and Exchange
Zep Crew
Probe Kappa Psi
Ed Jackson
E. S. Shumaker
Putnamville
J. A. Martin
League
B. E. Ewing
C. E. Yellowley
Shumaker
Martin
Ewing
Ralph Howard
Methodist Hospital
Amer Central Life
I Belt
Central Ind Power
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Ae Service Co
Izens
Citizens Gas Co
Commonwealth
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Service Corp
Gigianapalis Gas Co
Indpis Northwestern
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Indpis St Ry Co
Merchants
Ee Co
Metro Loan
North Ind
Northern Ind Pub
Rogress Laundry Co
Ub & Sous Fert Co
HI & E Trac
Trac
van Camp Pack Co
van Camp
R R & Stk
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Mpele As Ae Co
Northern Trac Co
Te Indivicé Co
Indpis Ind Union Trac Co
Indpis Col & So Tracteres
Indpis Gas Co
Indpils & & Martins Trac Co
Indpis & Northw Trac Co
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Indpls
Union Ry
Inpels Water Co
Indpls Water Co
Interstate Pu Co
Union Trac
Ind Co
Liberty Loan
Libertoan
US Treasury
U S&s Treasury
High School Press Elects
Ayres Company
Milton Bronner
NEA Service
London
America
Jolson
Wizard Evans
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