Market rallies on gains in motors and oil stocks
The New York stock market saw heavy activity with several issues hitting new yearly highs. Motors led the rally with railroad shares Atlantic Coast Line and L and N advancing. Pan American and Marland Oil showed gains in oil, Studebaker reached a new high after announcing a $1 dividend and a price rise to 5, while Mack Truck surged and White Motor held gains amid expectations for city administration changes.
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Bu United Press
New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Pan American
Marland Oil
Studebaker
Brooklyn-Manhattan
White Motors
Indianapolis Bank Clearings and Debits Report
Bank clearings for the week ending today reached SL7,860,000 with October totaling $78,821,000. Bank debits for today amounted to $5,921,000 and for the week ending today $934,686,000 with October totaling $160,174,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Foreign Exchange Report From New York October 31
New York foreign exchange update shows mixed rates with sterling steady to firm and other currencies showing small moves. The ledger lists bid and ask figures for lire marks and Russian rubles among regional currencies, reflecting a cautious trading day.
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New York
Sterling
Russia
Notice of Sale and Estate Auction in Indiana and Illinois
Legal notice announces sale of decedent Minnie Schroeder estate in Marion County Indiana by joint executrixes Lillian Yates and Tha Prince, per probate order. Private sale will occur 2 PM November 21 1925 at Indiana Trust Building Indianapolis subject to court approval at full appraised value. Also lists property parcels and auction details for Spencer Owen County and surrounding areas with farm and house listings.
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Sete
Inns Irs
Chicago
Anuasy Beweswesss
Maret Viser
Bae Ate Cotes
Minnie Schroeder
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Trust Building
Indianapolis
Tate
Charles E. Reyno
City of Vice
Corder
Rion
Equetee
Brookside Pak
Marion Coun
Uxedo Park
Recorder's Office
Marion
Lillian Yates
Tha Prin LE
Wheat Leads Grains Lower on Board of Trade
Grains declined sharply as wheat led the downturn on the Board of Trade. Unrestrained selling driven by profit taking disrupted sentiment. Early buying gave way to widespread selling, with corn and oats following, while provisions eased late.
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United Press Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table Report October 31
Chicago market notes show primary receipts Wheat 937000 against 2625000, corn 591000 against 888000, oats 569000 against 1100000. Shipments Wheat 1051000 against 3720000, corn 428000 against 274000, oats 317000 against 699000. Quotations listed for wheat corn oats rye by No 2 red No 2 yellow and other grades. Prices include fractional cents and regional quotes from Chicago Toledo and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bo. White
Timothy
Glover
Chicago Markets Report on Butter Eggs and Cheese
Butter receipts and prices noted across markets in Chicago New York Cleveland and Cleveland area reports. Includes wholesale and retail quotes for butter eggs cheese poultry and numbers for various origins and grades.
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Indy Antapolis
Ale Stags, LLC
Uucks
Hutter
Teoeh
Wisco
Ein Limb
Tongorne
Sugar Market Turns Mixed Amid Weather Hurts Supplies
Market notes show an advancing tendency early but end with gains modest for the week. Reports of hurricane and drought damage in Cuba and across the far west threaten crops with an estimated 19 to 15 percent reduction in the Cuban cane, with relief unlikely within two weeks. Local wheat prices rise as mills and elevators pay $160 for No 2 red wheat.
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Cuba
Far West
Five affidavits filed in Marion County court
Claude M. Worley, investigator, filed five affidavits naming Charles Howard David Collier Leon Osborn burglary and grand larceny charges, William Vandiver grand larceny, and Lawrence Jackson vehicle taking in Criminal Court.
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Claude M. Worley
Marion County
Charles Howard
David Collier
Leon Osborn
William Vandiver
Lawrence Jackson
Commission Row Prices to Retailers
A garbled list shows wholesale and retail prices for fruits, vegetables, and staples. Items include bananas, cantaloupes, oranges, grapes, cranberries, lemons, peaches, potatoes, lettuce, onions, mushrooms, parsley, and potatoes with various regional sources and price points.
Christman to Speak at Carrolton Avenue Church Cornerstone
Dayton Ohio resident Dr H J Christman of the Central Theological Seminary will speak at the cornerstone laying for the new 75000 dollar Carrolton Avenue Reformed Church at Forty Fourth Street and Carrolton Ave at 2 30 pm Sunday Rev G H Gerhardt pastor will preside
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Ohio
Central Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church
Carrolton Avenue Reformed Church
Forty-Fourth St
Carrolton Ave
G. H. Gerhardt
Indiana Associated Credit Bureaus elect officers
A J Siebold of Ft Wayne led the Indiana Associated Credit Bureaus at the convention closing session. Elected officers included Miss L Linder of Hammond as vice president and J H Deetz of Peru as secretary treasurer.
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United Press
Cattle Trade Lags as Prices Steady at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Trading slowed across cattle hog and sheep divisions at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange with light receipts about 6,000 hogs and 250 cattle. Hogs ranged from 9 to 12.25 with top matured hogs at 12, cattle sold mostly steady though losses occurred, and choice lambs held up to 15 while calves reached 13.50. Receipts 200 sheep and 300 calves in the short session.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Exchange and Choice
Bologna
Reveipte
Ancl
Cincinnati
York
Sidi
Uffalo
Eland
Mare
Livestock Market Receipts Show Mixed Week Declines
Cattle and sheep receipts across major markets indicate a softer trend with some price drops, while vealers and fat cows hold steady. Fat lambs rise slightly with strong demand for feeding lambs. hogs show mixed movement as market activity steadies.
Bequest of 100000 Funds Local Y M C A Construction
Word was received that the will of Mrs. Rose Cozzens of New York leaves about 100000 for a Y M C A building in Warsaw Indiana. The money becomes available after the death of Walter and Janet Stanley of Leesburg, who were placed in a trust.
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United Press
Warsaw
Ind
Rose Cozzens
New York
Walter
Janet Stanley
Leesburg
Mitchell Plan Is Frustrated in Army Court Martial
Representative Frank Reid dropped a bid to summon President Coolidge as a witness in Col. William Mitchells court martial for insubordination and shifted to a new tactic. Judge Moreland indicated he would refuse the defense request to call the President. Reid seeks a copy of a letter from Secretary Davis to Helmick hoping to expose irregular court proceedings.
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Washington
Frank Reid
William Mitchell
Coolidge
Mitchell
Sherman Moreland
Reid
Davis
the Army
Helmick
Federal court metes terms in narcotics and liquor cases
Fred Goodson and his wife Daisy Goodson of Lafayette were sentenced for anti narcotic violations. Goodson received two years in federal prison and Mrs Goodson eighteen months in the Indiana State’s Woman’s Prison. Cavins faced no action on charges. Terre Haute men Atkinson Hall Driscoll Harris drew one year and a day at Leavenworth. Trial of Frank and Ruth Davis of Indianapolis on liquor conspiracy set for November 4.
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Fred Goodson
Daisy Goodson
Lafayette
Ind
Marion County
Alexander Cavins
United States District Attorney
Goodson
Indiana
Cavins
Charles Atkinson
Harry Hall
Henry Driscoll
George Harris
Terre Haute
Leavenworth
Frank
Ruth Davis
Indianapolis
Four New Bus Routes Approved by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission issued certificates of convenience and necessity for four motor bus lines and disapproved six others. Approved routes include Gary to Hobart, Gary to Valparaiso, and two from Hammond to Valparaiso. Disapproved routes cover Kendallville to Sturgis Michigan, Madison to Greensburg, Evansville to Princeton, Logansport to Peru, Terre Haute to Evansville, and the Indiana Ohio route to Seymour.
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Public Service Commission
Gary
Hobart
Valparaiso
Hammond
Kendallville
Sturgis
Mich
Madison
Greensburg
Evansville
Princeton
Logansport
Peru
Terre Haute
Indiana-Ohio Roate
Seymour
Bakers Deny Trust Forming Record Bake Merger Claim
Washington Oct 31 The three major baking corporations deny forming a 400 million dollar baking trust. The Federal Trade Commission announced that F M Hudson chief examiner found no definite action yet but suggested keeping the matter open for any future development.
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Thited
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
F. M. Hudson
Bond Appeals Filed in Circuit Court over 5500
Complaints to collect 5500 in appeal bonds were filed in Circuit Court today by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Robert L. Brokenburr. Defendants are John Ferracane Alva Guy William Winters Sol Brown and bondsmen Jacob Razaler Sasan Mason and Perry Porter. Winters and Ferracane appeal from the State Supreme Court. Brown and Guy appeal from city court.
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Circuit Court
Robert L. Brokenburr
John Ferracane
Alva Guy
William Winters
Sol Brown
Jacob Razaler
Sasan Mason
Perry Porter
Winters
Ferracane
State Supreme Court
Brown
Guy
Births and hospital notices in city listings
Birth announcements list numerous individuals and families connected to local hospitals including St Vincent's and Methodist. Names appear with partial addresses and affiliations, featuring several couples and newborn references across city wards and nearby streets.
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Linday Smith
Tal Wtierman
Cral
City
Hosnd
Edna Ludovic
St. Vincent's
Emma Mathias
St. Vincoree
Ayd
Alma Zix
St. Vincent's Mth
Tal
Theresa Joyce
St. Vincent's Cat
Mario Ferris
St. Vincent's Ora
Mary Pel
Berwick
Ottomas
Grace Barnhill
Helen Grimeley
Wayne
Emma Ritchey
Hari
la F. Hospital
Chauncey
Marlon
Kreree
Deaths in City Hospitals And Local Homes
Death notices list several individuals with ages and causes across Riley Hospital and city facilities. Names include Anna Elizabeth Barclay 77 arteriosclerotic conditions, Nettie West 57 carcinoma, Ann Miggenbure 69 myocarditis, George Ludlow 76 arteriosclerosis, plus other residents with limited readable details.
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Stanley Barrett
Riley Hospital
Anna Elizabeth Barclay
Nettie Weat
Iral Indiana Hospital
Pecenitie
City Hospital
Ann Miggenbure
George Ludlow
Arterio Gosenh Liteen
Broadway
Elimer
N. Rural
Gulls and Terns: World Travelers and Coastal Helpers
A school article explains gulls and terns as remarkable long distance flyers with Arctic tern records of about 22 000 miles round trips. It notes their migration, homing instincts, social nesting, color patterns, and roles as scavengers and farmer allies.
Election Drive Shifts to Colored Voters in Indianapolis
Duvall and Myers led late campaigning among African American voters with speeches at Prospect Street, Douglass Theater, Oad Fellows Hall, and St Joan of Arc Church. City election officials will inspect voting machines as 40 000 to 45 000 colored voters are registered. tensions arise over party control and police chief selection.
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Duvall
Myers
City Board of Election Commissioners
Ira M. Holmes
D. C
Republican Party
Indianapolis
Bill Armitage
George Coffin
John Duvall
Prospect St
Douglass
Nineteenth St
Oad Fellows Hall
Washington
State Sts
Minnesota St
St. Joan of Arc
Forty-Second
Buckle Sts
Republican City Organization
Liberty Hall
Indiana Ave
Eleventh and
Brook Sts
Local race shifts as school board fight enters partisan arena
Democratic candidate for the Legislature switches to Republicanism while Theodore F. Vonnegut on a Klan slate appeals to colored voters for Duvall and colleagues. Former board member Julia B. Tutewiler also spoke for Duvall. Duvall notes a turnout of about 1,500 at the mass meeting and delays police chief decision for two weeks if elected.
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Julia B. Tutewiler
Duvall
Farmers to Be Heard on Tax Cut Bill in Washington
Westward farmers plan a Washington march to press Congress on a proposed 300 million dollar tax reduction. Agricultural groups raise funds for a coordinated push similar to the farm relief campaign two years ago that brought hundreds to the capital to tell their woes.
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United Press
Washington
West
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Halloween Party at Sunnyside Tuberculosis Sanatorium
A Halloween party was held Friday night at Sunnyside Tuberculosis Sanatorium near Oaklandon Indiana for patients and their friends and relatives. Patients provided most of the entertainment with Chic Jackson a cartoonist and William M Herschell featuring the gram. Musical numbers were by the Indian Creek jazz band, an organization of patients.
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Sunnyside Tuberculoss Sanatorium
Oaklandon
Ind
Chic Jackson
William M. Herschell
Indian Creek
Thieves Target Feather Beds in Evansville Theft
Police hunt a band of thieves suspected in the theft of three feather beds in Evansville Indiana. The incident occurred on October 31 as officers pursue leads and check nearby residences for evidence.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
New Bus Lines To Start Soon In Indianapolis
Three through bus lines will begin operation soon after November 7 by the Indianapolis Street Railway Company. James P. Tretton announced after the public service commission approved routes along 8S Meridian Street Union Street and Madison Avenue to Southern and Napoleon Street. The commission also okayed extending the W Washington Street feeder from Cole Street to Lynhurst Drive. The Peoples Motor Coach Company received a certificate to extend its E New York Street route south on Ritter Avenue to Arlington and University Avenues.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
James P. Tretton
Public Service Commission
Meridian St
Union St
Madison Ave
Southern
Napoleon St
W. Washington St
Cole St
Lynhurst Dr
Quiet Election Day Predicted By City Detectives
Former Marion County Horse Thief Detectives' Association head Charles L. Riddle says he is not president but offers his view on election day. He notes past clashes between detectives allied with John L. Duvall and Indianapolis police under Ralph A. Lemcke. City Controller Joseph L. Hogue expects no hostilities as official and unofficial forces cooperate for Duvall.
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Charles L. Riddle
Marion County Horse Thief Detectives’ Association
Riddle
Indianapolis Police Forcce
John L. Duvall
Ralph A. Lemcke
Joseph L. Hogue
Duvall
River flood program advances with White River plan
The board of works adopts flood prevention measures for the White River between Morris and Raymond Streets completing the 1914 plan. A new bridge costing 445000 dollars, property acquisitions enabling dredging a new river channel, levees, a twenty foot roadway on the west side, and concrete embankments are included.
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White River
Morris and
Raymond Sts
Board of Works
Dancers to Get Prizes at Mardi Gras Ball
Six hundred couples plan to attend the third annual Junior Chamber of Commerce Mardi Gras ball in Tomlinson Hall Saturday at 8 p m. Harmon E Snake and August Schrader lead the arrangements with prizes for the best masked couple and best dancers.
Gone but Not Forgotten license man report
Automobiles reported stolen belong to individuals listed with addresses and contact numbers. The note names owners including Guy Jones, James Akers, Shelby Suddeth, Mary Coble, Everett Mayer, and William Schaub with corresponding locations and vehicle details.
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Guy Jones
Sixteenth St
Moon
Capitol Ave
James K. Akers
Lexington Ave
Hudson
New Jersey
Market Sta
Shelby Suddeth
New Jersey St
Ford
E. McCarty St
Mary Coble
Meridian St
N. Talkbott Ave
Everett Mayer
Central Ave
Haynes
N. Tilinofa
William Schaub
Graceland Ave
Chevrolet
Court and
Pennsylvania Sts
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