Quiet Board of Trade Shows Mixed Grain Activity
United Press reports Chicago futures were quiet with wheat pressured by bearish factors while corn rose to better levels and oats held steady. Wheat opened unchanged to half a cent off. corn up half a cent. oats unchanged to half a cent off. Provisions held steady as wheat short interest declines but remains large. Visible supply near 130 million bushels versus 85 million last year as heavy Canadian and Northwest receipts ease from peak. Short covering, weather, cash demand, and exports aid corn as the new crop moves in, but farmers may hold back to sustain prices. Northwestern selling absorbed by commission houses on resting orders.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Canada
Northwest
Northwestern
Stocks Hold Positions In Early Trading On Monday
Early trading showed firm prices across the stock list with gains in several leading issues. International Nickel and United States Steel advanced as General Motors held steady while Atlantic Refining rose to a record high and Graselli Chemical spiked after a merger report awaiting DOJ decision.
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United Press
New York
International Nickel
United States Steel
General Motors
Radio Corporation
Atlantic Refining
Dunhill
Alaska Juneau
Great Northern Ore
Missouri-Kansas- Texas
Graselli Chemical
Dupont
Graselli
United States Department of Justice
Atlantic
Barnsdale
Te: Corporation
Standard Oil of
California
Mother Lode
Montgomery Ward
Lambert
Collins & Aikman
New York Stocks Report by Thomson and McKinnon
A brief stock market update from New York, dated October 23, featuring performance notes on major indices and notable price shifts across key listed companies.
Large hog receipts weigh on city stockyard market
Hogs arrived in quantity at the city yards with receipts near 9 500 and holdovers 381. Prices eased about 15 cents with most hogs 180 to 275 pounds at 9 50, double loads 9 55 to 9 60, top 9 60. Cattle and sheep showed mixed to weak moves with various weight classes quoted. Beef steers 11 to 14 50, calves 14 50 to 15 50, fat lambs around 13 25, ewes 5 to 6 50, sows 7 75 to 8 75.
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United Press
New York
United Preas
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Louisville
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Sendy
God
Wholesale dairy and produce prices across Chicago markets
Chicago markets report varied wholesale prices for butter cheese and eggs with detailed receipts and grade quotes. Fresh deliveries in Indianapolis and regional wagon wheat prices are listed alongside potato and grain elevator bids for No. 3 red wheat and No. 2 hard wheat.
Hoover Speaks at New York Supreme Royal Circle Convention
Annual district convention of the Supreme Royal Circle of Friends of the World convenes at Simpson M. E. church at Eleventh and Missouri streets. Welcoming services Thursday night feature addresses by C. E. Spencer J. F. Johnson Thomas Dexter and Mrs. Dave Smith with Dr. R. A. Williams of Chicago delivering the response. Musical numbers include the Victor quartet and performances by The Unknown Choir and several local female artists. The organization operates national hospitals for members and touts a strong benevolent program.
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Supreme Royal Circle of Friends of the World
Simpson M. E. Church
Missouri
C. E. Spencer
Kentucky
J. F. Johnson
Thomas Dexter
Dave Smith
R. A. Williams
Chicago
Victor Quartet
Olivet Baptist Church
Unknown Churs
Blassie Roberts
Lot
Negro Lodge Plans Annual Parley Here
The article notes a Negro lodge planning its annual parley with a schedule of civic and cultural events. It lists officers and Indiana representatives, and mentions upcoming concerts and meetings at Liberty hall and Caleb Mills hall as part of community activities.
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Negro Lodge
State near end in Raider's trial in Elyria
The Ohio case against Luis Cicco the former Lorain dry raider charged with shooting Betty Heywood 22 a British subject was nearing completion The driver of the car carrying Heywood and two agents Frank Klady and Walter Knitter faced testimony about the shooting Cicco claimed he and the others had a tip of liquor delivery at the time of the incident.
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Elyria
Oho
Luis Cicco
Lorain Dry
Betty Heywood
Miss Heywood
Cicco
Charles Edwards
Frank Klady
Walter Knitter
Candy
Edwards
Wholesale fruit price list from Chicago and Indiana markets
A dense list of fruit and produce prices from Chicago and Indiana markets with items like apples at $2.50 and $2.25, bananas $2.25 to $2.50, cantaloupes $1.25, cranberries $4.25 for 25 lb box, grapes $1.50 to $2.50, and many other crates, baskets, and dozens. Includes fruits from California, Michigan, Jamaica, and other regions with varied quantities and pack sizes.
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Jonathan
Grimes
Colorado
California
Concord
Michigan
Jamaica
New York
Utah
Ohio
Sutton
Miscellaneous Building Permits List With Multiple Addresses
A list of building permits issued for dwellings garages or repairs including addresses such as 2753 ae dence eT Biog, 167 Blue Ridge road, 8330 Kenwood, 4520 East Seventeenth and 237 Pour Randolph with amounts ranging from 250 to 1800 dollars and various contractors and additions noted.
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H. Reger
Keystone
East Washington
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South Harding
West Side Mission
Koehne
West Ohio
Pulenwider
North Harding
E. L. Jaffe
North Noble
E. Winster
Aveling and Garage
North New Jersey
Ward
Holborn
Boxing Ordinance Decision Delayed by Mayor Slark
Mayor L Ert Slark postponed a ruling on the new city boxing ordinance amid protests from the American Legion. He declined to discuss the issue further, delaying signing or vetoing the measure.
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Slack
American Legion
Births in town list of names and locations
A local birth notice documents a series of newborns with parent names and hospital or address details. Entries include Harry and Lillian Weller at 6130 Belle Fontaine, nee Hensley and Dorothy Hensley at Methodist Hospital, Beatrice Pike at Methodist Hospital, and others such as William Rasmussen at Methodist Hospital, Merritt Thompson at Methodist Hospital, Margaret Butler and Gertrude Fordyce at Christian, Carl Hofmann at 536 N Key stone, Emmett Walls at Christian Hospital, and Henry Harlow at 1248 Kappas among additional listed couples and addresses.
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Lillian Weller
Bellefontaine
Nee
Dorothy Hensley
Methodist Ospital
Esc
Beatrice Pike
Hosa
William and
Freda Rasmussen
Methodist Hospital
Merritt
Dorothy Thompson
Pee
Bee Margeret Butler
Christian Ospital
Ited
Gertrude Fordyce
Daniel and
Winifred Grady
West Thirty-First
Carl and
Olive Hofmann
N. Keystone
Deaths listed in city obituary column
The item lists multiple the deaths with ages and addresses including Thomas H Gibson 50 210 East Third cerebral hemorrhage Robert Dumont 740 4532 Hovey bronchopneumonia Stephen P Beck 59 1046 Eugene carcinoma Mollie Washington 49 929 West Eleventh pulmonary tuberculosis William Hall 36 313 Minerva appendicitis Charles H Noon 32 310 N Brookside Boulevard accidental William Townsend 69 1918 Hillside carcinoma Infant King 1 day 2222 North Capitol premature birth Amelia Mithoefer 30 Christian hospital chronic cholecystitis Infant White 1 month 1520 Kennington broncho pneumonia
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Hovey
Stephen P. Beck
Eugene
Mollie Washington
West Eleventh
William Hall
Minerva
Charles H. Noon
Brookside Boulevard
William Townsend
Hillside
Infant King
North Capitol
Amelia Mithoefer
Christian Hospital
White
Kennington
Christian Scientist Gives Two Lectures in City
Syracuse resident Charles I. Ohrenstein spoke at the Keith theater and at Second Church of Christ Scientist on Twelfth and Delaware. He discussed Christian Science as the science of well being and praised Mrs. Eddy for founding the movement.
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Syracuse
N. Y
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Keith Theater
Ohrenstein
Chicago and Pittsburgh Hogs and Cattle Markets Report
Trading in hogs and cattle mixed across cities with receipts around thousands. Chicago notes 33 000 hogs with steady to lower prices. cattle receipts about 7000 with leanes steady but weights scarce. New York kosher strike impacting eastern demand. Pittsburgh shows hogs steady, cattle mixed, calves and sheep activity moderate. Louisville and Cincinnati reports vary with price moves and regional demand.
Cotton futures open higher in New York
Cotton futures opened higher in New York with October at 20.10 up .17 and March at 19.70 up .11. May reached 19.60, July 19.48, while other months showed modest gains. The report notes early trade and price shifts across contracts.
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United Press
NEW York
Father Granted Custody of Son in Supreme Court Ruling
Harry E. Redding keeps custody of his son Robert Ellsworth Redding as the Supreme Court upholds the Wells circuit court decision. The 1922 divorce from Loraine Weber left him with the boy in a Wells County farm home near Bluffton, with Weber appealing after failed lower court efforts.
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Aloert Gordon
Wells County
Bluffton
Removal Postponed for Baldwin and Lloyd Harrison
The removal hearing for Ted Bald win and Miss Lloyd Harrison arrested in Chicago in connection with an Indianapolis motor car theft ring has been postponed to November 23. The delay affects the trial date of November 13 for nineteen defendants as federal prosecutors await grand jury action in Chicago. The grand jury plans to wrap up within two days and issue a final report by Saturday.
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Veteran chosen chaplain at Marion soldiers home
The Rev. P. E. Greenwalt, a 28 year member of the North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church and World War veteran, has been appointed chaplain of the Marion soldiers home.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Pay Proposal Given Miners
Officers and members of District No. 11 United Mine Workers of America were told a referendum vote on a tentative wage scale would be held the next Saturday. The proposed basic rate is 6.10 dollars per day and 0.91 dollars per ton, with a message urging ratification to avoid an idle workforce and risk of losing a contract.
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Indiana
District No. 11
City in Brief events and notices in Indianapolis
The City in Brief lists Wednesday events including Midwest Motor Truck Congress at the state fairgrounds and various clubs in Lincoln, as well as a Billy Sunday lecture at Cable Tabernacle. Pettis Dry Goods marks 75 years with a diamond jubilee sale. Earl Calvin, 33, Indianapolis driver, dies. Edward Piper, 14, reported missing. Social Workers' Club elects officers. Navy Day plans discussed. Citizenship cancellation suit for Steven Mesikonis. new stamp machine in city post office. Real Estate Board luncheon on dealing strategies.
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Bank Clearing Figures Across Major Cities
United Press reports show Indianapolis bank debits at 7 359 000 and credits 4 147 000. New York bank clearings totaled 1 720 000 000 with a clearing house balance of 133 000 000 and federal reserve credit balance 115 000 000. Chicago clearings reached 128 700 000 with balances 8 900 000. Treasury net balance for Oct 20 was 263 107 980 78 with customs receipts through Oct 20 at 40 397 960 79.
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Market notes urge prudent selling amid mixed stock gains
New York stock scene shows few big movers while most issues face pressure from liquidating sales. Fundamentals remain steady with better money markets, and traders urged to avoid overstocking and to take profits. Sugar futures opened steady with gains across most contracts.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Yelloway Busses Offer Safe Coastal City Service
Public Notice lists Yelloway buses to major cities coast to coast with emphasis on safety comfort and luxury. Mentions driver information and fare details around 40 dollars and includes a Lost and Found section with multiple pet and personal items and rewards. Names and locations appear as fragmented listings with rewards and contact numbers.
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