Hog Prices Rise 35 Cents at Indianapolis Market
In the Monday session of the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange hogs rose 35 cents as light receipts and weekend holdovers limited supply. Pigs topped at 12.25 while mature hogs reached 12. Heavies traded 11.85 to 12, with many deals around 12. Cattle and sheep traded unevenly with limited buying, steers 7 to 13.50, cows 3 to 7.50, lambs 14, and calves around 12 to 13. Market reports from Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and other cities follow with mixed results.
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The
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Chicago
Ee Polk
Sila
Cincinnati
Iesia
Toledo
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Cleveland
Sis
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Hesfers
Stags
Icici
Bullish sentiment drives fresh buying in early week trading
Investors pushed U S Steel to new highs while General Motors Dupont Mack Trucks Chrysler and Baldwin climbed as market optimism spread from industrial leaders. Profit taking appeared in several leaders but overall buying pressure absorbed declines in a strong start to the week. Studebaker saw heavy accumulation ahead of a development meeting in South Bend with expectations of extra distributions.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Dupont
Mack Trucks
Chrysler
Baldwin
Steel Common
Hudson
Studebaker
South Bend
Bank Clearings Report From New York Oct 26
New York bank clearings totaled 474 million dollars with an available balance of 91 million dollars for the day. The report notes local clearings and totals for today in the financial ledger.
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NEW York Bank Clearings
NEW York
Irregular Grain Closing On Chicago Board Of Trade
United Press reports grains closed irregularly with wheat advancing on foreign crop fears and buying power, corn slipping to new lows, oats steady, and provisions pressured by cash selling. Traders noted bull cables and weather factors shaping the day’s movement.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Shorts
Commission
Wheat Market Slips as Prices End Mixed Across Contracts
The report shows varied moves in wheat prices with futures trading mixed. Notable figures include near term declines and distant contracts near 15.00 while old and new wheat names appear, indicating shifting sentiment and demand signals in the grain market.
Prices of fruits vegetables and grains in city market
Market listings show 40 pound baskets and crates with prices for apples bananas oranges and diverse produce. Names include Jonathan Grimes Golden King David Jamaica Cocoanuts and Michigan California Ohio, with vegetables like beets carrots cauliflower celery cucumbers and lettuce alongside wheat prices from Indianapolis elevators.
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Jonathan
Grimes
King Davids
Norton
Spy
Colorado
Jamaica
Florida
Michigan
California
Ohio
Orefon
Fey
H. G
Idaho
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Hubbard
Ips
N. Em
Turnsway
Markets Report with Mixed Prices Across Poultry Dairy and Grains
The clipping lists varied prices for poultry, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, and other items in Cleveland Chicago New York markets. It notes loSa off egg rates, leghorn prices, butterfat, and cheese quotes alongside butter and egg receipts and regional price ranges.
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Indianpolis
Soecal
New York
Wisconsin
Storm Toll Mounts As Homes Flatten Across Counties
Rescue teams searched the Pike and Barbour counties for victims after a westward tornado demolished homes and barns. Initial tallies ranged from fourteen to twenty dead, with nine confirmed white, as two score were injured and hospitalized in Troy. In Goodhope four Knight family members died, and Noah Griffin survived severe head injuries as the tornado wrecked his home. Residents labored for hours aiding the injured amid flooding and continuing storms.
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Pike County
Barbour County
Troy
Goodhope
Ralph Knight
Noah Griffen
Storm toll rises with four in New York area four in Woburn
Timea Special New York reports four people died in a storm around Greater New York on Sunday and another person perished in a cyclone at Woburn Massachusetts, according to a casualty check.
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Timea
New York
Greater New York
Woburn
Mass
Revised Persian Gulf casualties rise to 7000
Karachi reports say an earthquake struck alongside a cyclone that devastated the pearl fishing fleet of about 200 boats. Revised toll estimates reach 7,000 dead, up from initial counts of 1,000, with Tamb and Henjam islands damaged and date palm orchards destroyed at Bahra.
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Persian Gulf
United Press
Karachi
India
Tamb
Henjam
Bahra
Sugar Market Prices Near Bottom After 1921 Deflation
In New York on October 26 the Sugar Market notes only slight price differences from the post deflation period of 1921. Today buyers keep lean inventories, shelves are nearly empty, and harvesting has not started yet. The forecasted crop remains uncertain and accident risk could curb output. The current levels are viewed as close to the bottom.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
List of deaths and causes in a local obituary page
A long OCR list details numerous deaths with ages and hospital or home locations. Names include Helen Sutton age 2 months, Lilly Marie Stuart 58, Gertrude Edna Ketcham 39, Marion Monifort 79, Dorothy Borden 8, Fred J. Taylor 54, Sarah Jane Jackson 79, Marcus Diley 73, Albert Boughton 89, Mary Griffin 80, Ina Wallace, Harvey Hen 60, McKenzie 23, Boyers 80, Albert Judd 30, Agnes 7 83, Harret Robinson 58, Indiana Anna Lehman 54, Martha Meier 18, among others, with varied causes such as cerebral apoplexy, embolism, mitral insufficiency, accidental injuries, arteriosclerosis, uremia, pneumonia, cholecystitis, carcinoma, tuberculosis, pulmonary disease, and tubercular infection. Locations include city and St Vincent, Methodist, Christian, and other local hospitals, with street addresses noted for some. The fragmentary OCR presents multiple entries, reflecting a general death notice page.
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Helen Sutton
Daisy
Eocoling
Lilly Marie Stuart
Hamilton
Gertrude Edna Ketcham
Central
Embotis
Marion Monifort
N. Capitol
Dorothy Borden
Riley
Dipha
Fred J. Taylor
Methodist Hospital
Sarah Jdne Jackson
S. Denny
Marcus Diley
Christian Hospital
A'bert Boughton
N. Elenbeth Eames
Calhoun
Atatic Pneumonis
Mary Griffin
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ina Walace
Yh City Hospital
Harvey Hen
Hoyt
Dude McKenzie
Methodist
Boyers
City Hospital
Albert Judd
Turion W. O'Bannon
Betty. Dy
Weg Ture
A. Brige
St. Vincentg Hospital
Agnes
Harret. Robinson
Indiana
Anna Lehman
Bradbury
Martha Meier
Births in the city from local notices
Birth notices list multiple families with newborns by surname and street address including aes and Marion Rogers 1205 E Ray ne and Thelma Bowne 706 N Lin wood Raymond and Lyla Reed 2920 Sangster Walter and Jessie Morse 956 Oakland George and Sarah Murphy 1819 Fletcher Edward and Mildred Rice 1824 Hoyt Charles and Viola Land 604 Delaware Carl and Hazel Niesse Methodist Hos w Partine and Zelma Billau Methodist Hos MM Orville and Rose Rhoades 520 Mill John and Fiora Hedges 1415 Silver Boys Lawrence and Lucille Lewis 2198 Boulevard Abel and Ruth Sage 2030 Sherman ID Frank and Beulah Gilliam Gene John and Bernice Meehan ethod at Hospital Lewis and Emma Baker 418 Fulton Eidward and Ella Aydelotte Christian
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E. Rayne
Thelma Bowne
N. Linwood Raymond
Lyla Reed
Walter
Jessie Morse
Oakland
George
Sarah Murphy
Fletcher
Edward
Mildred Rice
Hoyt
Charles
Viola Land
Delaware
Carl and
Hazel Niesse
Partine
Zelma Billau
Hos- MM
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Rose
Rhoades
Mill
John
Fiora Hedges
Lawrence
Lucille Lewis
Abel
Ruth Sage
Sherman
Frank and
Beulah Gilliam
Gene John
Bernice Meehan
Ethod
Lewis
Emma’ Baker
Fulton
Eidward
Ella Aydelotte
Christian Hospital
Farmer Hangs Self in Pendleton Barn
Body of 76 year old farmer John Baugh was found hanging from a barn rafter in Pendleton Indiana early today. Ill health listed as motive for the suicide.
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Pendleton
Ind
John Baugh
Dentists Robbed of Gold in Medical Arts Building
Police reported three dentists robbed in the Medical Arts Building over the weekend. Dr Albert Bristow in Room 807 lost dental gold valued at 50 dollars, Dr R T Shafer in Room 4320 had 50 dollars in dental gold taken, and Dr W D Lentz in Room 319 lost 15 dollars in gold and 10 dollars in cash.
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Medical Arts
Albert Bristow
R. T. Shafer
W. D. Lentz
Messenger Hurt In Crash At City Intersection
George McCord a 29 year old Western Union messenger from 798 Fletcher Ave was hospitalized in critical condition after bicycling into a car at Alabama Stand and Massachusetts Ave. Driver Clarence Ryan 4316 S Washington St is not available for comment. Walter Schaefer 5 suffered a brain concussion when struck by a car in front of his home on his way home from Sunday School. Driver Glenn Wermer 952 W Thirty Fourth St is being sought on an assault charge. Other weekend injuries include Rosa Woodruff Marshall Ind Mrs Mary Donas 2708 W Tenth St John Brosnan 1475 N Delaware St Miss Ethel Leigh 1436 N Gladstone Ave Thomas Thayer 41 1241 Deloss St Virginia Pritchett 4 28 N Madison St Dale Kinder 16 233244 E Washington St and David Borst 8 5032 Park Ave. The eel fish are found mainly on leeches and small lobsters but many are caught with rain worms as bait.
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Fletcher Ave
Western Union
City Hospital
Alabama Stand
Massachusetts Ave
McCord
Clarence Ryan
S. Washington St
Walter Schaefer
Thirty-Third St
Glenn Wermer
Thirty- Fourth St
Rosa Woodruff
Marshall
Ind
Mary Donas
W. Tenth St
John Brosnan
Delaware St
Ethel Leigh
N. Gladstone Ave
Missing Wife Reported by Rushville Husband in Indiana
Florence Farley aged 27 of Rushville Indiana was reported missing by her husband who said she left Rushville for Indianapolis in October. John F Brennan police chief of McKeesport Pennsylvania reported another missing person William Dillapenna an 18 year old moving picture operator from that city. Also two dozen youths and three boys escaped from the colored orphans home at Twenty Fifth Street and Keystone Avenue early Sunday morning.
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Florence Farley
Rushville
Ind
Indianapolis
John F. Brennan
McKeesport
William Dillapenna
Dillapenna
John Mathews
Frank Kirkpatrick
John White
Kenneth Brown
Colored Orphans’ Home
Twenty-Fifth St
Keystone Ave
Halloween pranks spark police probes in city
Pre Halloween incidents drew several police inquiries. Walter Smith and Walter Elmore were attacked by youths after their trolley crew stopped on Twenty Fifth Street at Columbia Avenue. Earlier, three young teens were reprimanded for trash throwing at Mrs. Graysons home on Mount Street, with no trace of the rock throwers found at Mahoney's Kenwood address.
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Walter Smith
N. Olney St
Walter Elmore
Bellefontaine St
Columbia Ave
Twenty- Fifth St
L. E. Grayson
N. Mount St
E. J. Mahoney
Kenwood Ave
Courtesy to Set Thursday Courtesy Trip to Newcastle
More than fifty Indianapolis wholesale dealers or reps will depart at 1 30 p m Thursday aboard a special interurban for Newcastle on the first Fall courtesy trip. They will visit Newcastle merchants between 3 and 6 p m and, at 6 p m, Newcastle retailers will attend a chicken dinner at the Y M C A hosted by local wholesalers.
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Indianapolis
Newcastle
S. L. Bassett
Chamber
Newcastle Y. M. C
Fatal shooting probed in coal yard confrontation
Coroner Paul F. Robinson and detectives investigated the fatal shooting of Charles Lyle a 47 year old man at 722 Indiana Ave by Edgar A. Hill a lieutenant for the Big Four Railroad Hill said he confronted Lyle and Mose Patterson two Black men at North Street and the railroad and fired when they attacked as they tried to flee Patterson was held for questioning.
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Paul F. Robinson
Charles Lyle
Indiana Ave
Edgar A. Hill
Park Ave
Big Four Railroad
Hill
Lyle
Mose Patterson
North St
Patterson
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