Trade Active With Prices Going Higher in Early Stock Market
Initial trading was fairly active with prices generally higher led by Chrysler at a new high of 285 up 3 percent and General Motors near a new top after a strong Q3 earnings report. Brooklyn Union Gas and Gulf States Steel rose, while Pan American jumped three points to 72 percent as banking buyers supported several large issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
New York
Chrysler
Brooklyn Union Gas
Gulf States Steel
General Motors
General Flectric
Hudson
Pan-American
Local Bank Clearings in Indianapolis Reach $3.10 Million
Indianapolis bank clearings for October total $3,104,000 with debits at $165,000. The figures reflect regional banking activity and liquidity for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chrysler Motor Company Net Income Soars in Q3 1925
United Press reports Chrysler Motor Company earned 8,078,286 in the last quarter, nearly double the previous quarter's 4,689,000. Nine month earnings reached 16,275,286, while directors declared only the regular quarterly dividend of 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler Motor Company
United Press
New York
Stock Exchange to Sell 25 New Seats in New York
New York Stock Exchange plans to add 25 memberships raising total seats from 1,100 to 1,125. Prices for new seats range from 135000 to 145000 dollars each. Proceeds to the Exchange total 3500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
New York Stock E Exchange
Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Fresh Market Prices and Grain Butter Poultry Digest
Sealed market reports from Chicago New York and Cleveland list butter prices and receipts, eggs, cheese and poultry values. Notable figures include butter at 40 to 50 cents, cheese at 24 to 28 cents, eggs around 41 to 49 cents, and poultry prices for fowls turkeys and geese across regions with varied lots and packing stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odyanapolis
York
Chicago
Abe
Fivats
Americas
E. Paul Receipts
Osters
Gudsdoun
Wisconsin
Guinea
Michigan
Cleveland
New York
Ohios
Indiana
Ohio
Western
New
Long Islands
Pacific Coast
Wholesale Meat Prices From Market Report Fragments
Meat price list shows beef cattle and cuts with weights and percentages, pork for dressed hogs and related parts, veal carcasses and by products, and mutton items with various price per pound and yield figures. Structured as a dense historical market blurb with percentages and unit names.
Wheat weak with opening
Heavy realizing weakened wheat in initial dealings on the Board of Trade. Coarse grains ruled firm. Selling of wheat blamed on tired longs and professionals. Corn sentiment evenly divided. Commission houses absorbed offers and the undertone remained firm. Oats followed corn. Provisions held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table Summary for Oct 29
Chicago reports primary receipts with figures for corn oats rye and wheat. Grain table lists counts and comparisons, including 2,491,000 corn receipts and 772,000 barley? and other values, reflecting market activity as of Oct 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dico
Fruit and Produce Price List With Varied Commodities
A damaged price column lists assorted fruits and vegetables with weights and per unit prices. Items include apples, bananas, melons, citrus, grapes, pears, berries, tomatoes, onions, celery, cucumbers, peppers, peas, potatoes, radishes, spinach, squash, turnips, and more from multiple regions. Prices shown in baskets, pounds, crates, or dozens, some with unclear labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemone
California
Granges
Valencies
Florida
Bears Fey
Pitable Davison
Oregon
Satsumae
Fey
Alabama
Saat
Idaho
Sugar Market Reverses On Dry Weather and Demand
In New York on October 29 sugar sentiment reversed as refiners enter the raw market to replenish dwindling stocks after a dry spell. Premature Cuban supply estimates push prices down, but cannot stay below production costs for long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonhamson McKinnon
New York
Three Speed Arrests Reported In City
Thomas Black 28 of 312 E Thirteenth St Ollie Craig 21 of 1718 Baline Ave and Ralph Dunbar 24 of 803 Park Ave charged with speeding Wednesday night Craig also cited for muffler law license and title violations Dunbar charged with assault and battery and failure to yield to fire department Robert Akers 20 of Michigan and Cold Spring Rd charged with assault and battery and reckless act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Black
E. Thirteenth St
Ollie Craig
Baline Ave
Ralph Dunbar
Park Ave
Craig
Dunbar
Robert Akers
Michigan
Cold Spring Rd
Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League Convened at Claypool
The annual convention of the Indiana Fish Game and Forest League met at Claypool to discuss methods for securing press support and agricultural society influence to promote fish and game law observance and organize clubs and a state body. A fish fry at the Riverside Park state hatchery will close the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League
Claypool
Riverside Park
Physician Ward Escape Sparks City Search for Dunwoody
Police traced Claude Dunwoody, 23, from the city hospital contagious ward after he vanished late Wednesday night. He was found at his home in Vevay and placed under quarantine as state health authorities were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Dunwoody
City Hospital
Herbert Fletcher
Dunwoody
Vevay
Junior Scouts Hold Autumn Frolic at Memorial Log Cabin
The Junior Scouts host an autumn frolic this evening at the Caroline Ixahn Memorial Log Cabin. The event concludes a series of autumn parties with seasonal decorations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline iXahn
Births Across City Hospitals Mention Numerous Families
A list of newborn boys and girls appears with multiple pairs of parents and street addresses. Notable entries include twins at Methodist Hospital and several families connected to institutions like the Bo ia White Hospital and the Kentucky facility, with many entries noting street numbers and parent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Naomi Eanes
Alabama
Sabine
Francesca Carbone
Davidson
Roland
Catherine Dorris
N. Gi
Helen Day
South
Leean Len Day
Ernest
Marguerite White
Jouillard
Baith Stewart
New Gilbert
Anna Schuster
Col Floyd
Argatha Lolla
Edgemont
William
Nancy Ryan
Bates
Thomas
Lorena Sweat
Chadwick
Cecil and
Mary Peters
Hosital
Wuert
Alice Strawder
Kentucky
Robert and
Vernan Hronitz
Methodist Hospital
Boys
Medical deaths and illnesses listed for multiple residents
A fragmented obituary-like listing shows several individuals with ages and addresses, detailing chronic kidney disease nephritis diabetes carcinoma and other causes. Names include Charles A Meyer 48, Katherine Bennett 57, Ann Bird 1806 Lexington, and Grover 40 among others, with hospitals and streets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Meyer
College
Ffie Hays
Minerva
Mason
Walnut
Ste
Afary Cooper
City Hospital
meKatherine Bennett
Prospect
Ann Bird
Lexington
Belle Mewilliam
Wetcher Santhemorr
Indiana
Grover
Methodist
Eae
Brooker
Ore
City
St. Vincent
RS W. Merrill
Core
Calves and Lambs Steady Despite Mixed Market Signals
Hog prices at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange fell 5 15 cents amid light receipts and lingering holdovers. At the local exchange cattle and sheep trades were slow with prices mostly steady for toppy calves and steady to weak for steers and cows. calves opened steady but finished weaker with top prices around 14 for some choice years and most sales 12.50 to 13.50.
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Carcass
Indianapolis
Exchange
Ae Utters
Custers
East
Alo
Greo
Penee Sf
Sears
Livestock Market Report From October 29 Auction
Cattle receipts around 12 000 head with steady to higher prices for fat cows and yearlings. Hogs and lambs show mixed results with steady demand and some loads trading at higher values, while calves remain active and market steady in places across multiple markets.
United Brethren Congress Ends With Call for Layman Movement
The Rev. Charles L. Goodell urged ministers to place religion in leaders' hearts during closing addresses at the United Brethren congress held at the First United Brethren Church. The event, led by Frank Reagen, featured an address by Rev. W. H. Todd on laymen's organization. A luncheon and fellowship meeting closed the open conference, after sessions began Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Goodell
New York
United Brethren Congress
First
United Brethren Church
Frank Reagen
W. H. Todd
Congress
States Demand Federal Power Shift for Interstate Bus Lines
Washington reports that states seek to delegate interstate bus regulation to state boards as agencies of the Federal government. The National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners backs a bill to empower state boards to license and regulate interstate motor traffic, potentially uniting boards to form single agencies. John B. Benton notes Supreme Court limits state regulation and argues Congress must grant authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
Congress
State Utilities Boards
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners
John B. Benton
Association
Benton
Supreme Court
EMPLOYES TOO WISE AND VENDING MACHINES CHEATED
Hoover Automatic Service Company filed a police complaint alleging that workers at three local manufacturers ground pennies to dime size coins and operated vending machines. Over the past month the machines were short 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Automatic Service Company
Buchanan &I
Local youth held for auto theft in city investigation
Detectives Taylor and Giles report Eugene Swope, 20, of 1449 Madison Ave, detained at city jail today on vehicle taking charges. They found him at Michigan and Noble Streets in a car owned by Farrell Robbins, 1102 E Vermont St, reported stolen from in front of the Robbins residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Swope
Madison Ave
City Prison
Taylor and
Giles
Michigan and
Noble Sts
Farrell Robbins
Vermont St
Farrell
Mrs J P Smith Named Head Of Indiana Legion Auxiliary
Mrs J P Smith of Indianapolis has been appointed head of the Indiana division of the American Legion Auxiliary after years of service since the organization’s founding. She will lead activities and coordinate programs across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Smith
Indianapolis
American Legion Auxiliary
Indiana
Land and life in the Netherlands a vivid portrait
A descriptive piece on Holland covers its low-lying delta, dikes, and windmills, and notes Amsterdam Rotterdam The Hague as major cities. It highlights canals, seaborne trade, tulip and cheese industries, diamond cutting in Amsterdam, and the enduring Gothic and Renaissance architecture. It recalls Dutch art, saints, scholars, and a quick rail from Hook of Holland to Dordrecht, famed for painters and canals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Netherlands
Holland
Rhine
Meuse
Maas
Scheldt
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Hague
North Sea
Zuider Zee
West Indies
South America
England
Finandiers
Prince William the Silent
Europe
Rembrandt
Gerard Dou
Frans Hals
Jan van der Meer
Ruysdael
Hobbema
France
Thomas Kempis
Erasamus
Spinoza
Grotius
Hook of Holland
Dordrecht
Venice
Federal Judge Hands Eleven Year Sentences In Leavenworth
Judge Robert C. Baltzell sentenced eleven years in federal prison. Of ten arraigned, nine pled guilty and one pled not guilty. Terre Haute suspects face arraignment. individuals named include Lewis Cohan Dr. Davis three years, William Frick three years, Frank Hampton three years, Fernon Berger two years. Carpenter's case pending. Foreman trial set for November sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Robert C. Baltzell
Terre Haute
Lewis Cohan
Dr. Davis
N. East St
William I. Frick
N. Gale St
Land dispute in Indianapolis over six foot wide no man's land
Attorney Samuel Ashby says the six by twenty five foot strip at 153 Ohio Street belongs to Mrs. Mabel Talbot Owens who also owns the adjacent lot. Smyrnis Brothers operate a shoe shining parlor on the strip and have paid rent to Union Trust Company for six years. Lease expired about a year ago and renewal has been unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Man's Land
Indianapolis
Samuel Ashby
Ohio St
Mabel Talbot Owens
Smyrnis Brothers
Ashby
John Smyrnis
Union Trust Company
Trust Company
Stolen Car Report Ties to Louis Chasm Case
An automobile reported stolen to police is linked to Louis Chasm of 1615 N Temple Ave Ford. The vehicle's license number appears in notes tied to the Indianapolis area. Owners may be contacted if similar incidents occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Louis Chasm
N. Temple Ave
Ford
Meridian and
St. Clair Sts
Greek Troops Withdraw From Bulgaria on Home Soil
Greek forces have returned to Greek soil after completing the withdrawal from Bulgaria under an agreement with Roumania as mediator and a League of Nations council deadline. The move ends fear of further Balkan hostilities as the evacuation concludes within the Paris council time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas Athens
Roumania
League of Nations Council
Greece
Bulgaria
Paris
Balkans
Two Crashes Leave Two Hurt In City Streets
Richard Clark aged nine of Stewart Street stepped from behind a parked car into a car driven by William Bailey on Station Street. Clark was slightly injured and Bailey not arrested. James Wise faced assault and battery charges. Betty Wood aged 65 of Talbott Avenue fell from the curb onto Wise’s rear fender and was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Clark
Stewart St
William Bailey
Ogden St
Station St
Bailey
James Wise
Bloomington St
Betty Wood
N. Talbott Ave
Washington St
Wise’s Auto
City Hospital
Fight Over Election Reaches State Supreme Court
Aurora election fight moves to the State Supreme Court as city election commissioners seek to overturn Dearborn County Circuit Court ruling upholding a petition for the citizens' ticket. City clerk Jesse Henry and election board member Joseph Kinnett say the petition is illegal and the ticket should not appear on November ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
State Supreme Court
Dearborn
Jesse Henry
Joseph Kinnett
Venue change sought in street case for Mugene Street project
An application for change of venue from Marion County was filed in Superior Court Four by William Bosson for Frank C. Jangenfelter, city engineer, in an injunction suit by Mugene Street property owners to block an assessment roll for street improvements alleged to be nonconforming. Plaintiffs claim local prejudice and undue influence, while defendants Shank Armitage seek dismissal as no relief is sought against them. The court may rule after Friday following extensive interrogatories to numerous parties including board of works members and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Superior Court
William Bosson
Frank CC. Jangenfelter
Mugene St
Board of Works
Lingenfelter
Shank
Willian Armitage
Clinton H. Givan
Tangenfelter
Armitage
Charles E.,coffin
William H. Freeman
Mavity J. Spencer
Roscoe Butner
William D. Cogel
John L. Duvall
Joseph Hogue
Democrats Hold Conclave To Back Walter Myers For Mayor
Representatives backing Walter Myers gather for a climactic meeting at Tomlinson Hall at 8 PM. Evans Woollen will preside with short remarks from Frank Dailey Fred Hoke and Fred Van Ness. Walter Myers speaks outlining his city program and critics he says block good government. Thomas Taggart is invited as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Myers
Tomlinson Hall
Evans Woollen
Frank Dailey
Fred Hoke
Fred van Ness
Willam Headrick
Myers
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
Tax plan battle forms as independent bloc backs Couzens
A progressive bloc aligned with Senator James Couzens opposes Secretary Mellon tax proposals. Independents in the House and Senate oppose low surplus tax rates and administrations plans, choosing to stand with Couzens despite dimmer odds for coalition support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Aegin
James Couzens
Michigan
House
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Couzens
Mellon
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Chrysler Motor
Wall Street
Eradee
Marute
J. P. Michael Co
New York Time
Atchison
North Pace
Wabash Pf
Ate Rubbers
Fisk Pede
Goodrich Goodyr of
Kelly-Spydd May
Amer Co
Ald Oco
Pullman
Steela
TM Az Colo Crucible
Moon Mo
Studebaker
Doage Ay
Ahn
Timken
AnkoOonus
Aerinecotl
Inspiration
Royal
Allied One Ee
Allie Ghads
H& Amer Ar
Kam Fay
May Stor
Ont & W
Surat
SiGheeson Am
Sumatra
Potro
Commission
Jonathan
King Davids
Jamaica
Grane Runt
Concord
Emperor
Albert
Martha Mauler
Singlepy Uilbert
Ruby Langford
Guttord
Dolie Baines
Sadie Bullock
Kessler Clarence
Letha Schultz
W. Wilkina
Charles
Julian Sexton
Morse
Ben ‘Say
Ethel Ellis
Waller
Nettie Ahers
Sherman
Clarence
Anna White
W. St.oerhed
Letha Eliot
Sheldon. Maxine
Florence Ahone
Nal Politymiona
Dorothy Walker
Rtonia
Mollie Long
N. Blacker Hettt
Lucillé Winter
Methodrat
Wks
Alice Hanna
N. Ban- Port Ants
Harriet Parke
N. Olney
Nat
INCI
Lee
Oles Packers
Weives
U. S
Indiana U
Jordan
Indiana University
David Starr Jordan
Ereritus
Leland Stanford Junior University
Robert C. Elliott
James W. Elliott
Dr. Jordan
Palo Alto
Cal
Elliotts
Dr. Elliott
Elliott
Danville
W. L. Bryan
Bryan
U.S
Vending Machine Company
Legion Auxiliary
Pic
Compton
Country
Compton’s
L. S. Ayres & Company
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