Stocks Rally On Broad Market Strength After Dip
Stocks opened higher as technical strength returned following Wednesday’s selling. Industrial leaders led advances with American Can up to 221, Mack Truck to 200, Chrysler to 136.44, Studebaker to 46. Frisco rose on dividend news while rails like Southern Railway and New York Central posted gains on anticipated dividend increases.
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United Press
NEW York
American Can
Mack Truck
Chrysler
Studebaker
Frisco Common
Frisco
Southern Railway
New York Central
Local Bank Clearings Report for Sept 3
Thura gay bank clearings on September 3 totaled 3.059 million dollars. Debits for Thursday September 3 stood at 2.0 million dollars.
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Tackanandis
Thuragay
Ram
Local Produce Prices From Grocery Market Ad Fragment
A historical OCR fragment lists various fruits vegetables and prices. Apples Maiden Blush Wolf River Jonathan Grimes Golden Bananas Cantaloupes Iz Isle of Pine California oranges Valencias Bartlett pears and other items with baskets crates and bags priced per 40 pound basket per crate per dozen or per bag. Notable entries include Grapefruit Isle of Pine at 8.75 per crate and Watermelons around 0.65 per unit.
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Wolf River
Fancy
Jonathans
Grimes Golden
Arizona
Indiana
California
Fox
Bartlett
Colo
tyTa Salen
Malaeas
Fresh Markets Report From Indianapolis to New York
The column lists fresh poultry and butter prices across markets in Indianapolis Cleveland Chicago and New York with figures for hens springers turkeys ducks fowls and butterfat per pound scores and assorted dairy items. Prices vary by region with Wisconsin Minnesota and Ohio components noted.
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Indianapolis
Prisnee
Ieggee
Wisconsin
Sugar Market Slips as Onion Prices Fall in New Trade
With actual sugar off cite yesterday distant, onions sagged into new low ground on September 3. Traders note large crops and rising receipts from Atlantic ports ease inquiries by refiners. There were small transactions at 219-32.
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Atlantic
Wholesale Meat Prices Mixed Across Livestock and Cuts
The listing shows beef prices for Native steers 50p to 800 lbs under carcases, 4c. hinds over carcass 6oi, 18% 21 under care, 5c native cows 400 to ee be, and various carcass and tongue items. Dressed hogs 140 to 200 pr5, regular picnic hams 4 to sii, 19%e fresh rains and ham hocks 13c. Veal carcasses 79 to 22c, rains 150, sweetbreads, udders 25 40 utton spring 27c, mutton saddles 25c, 26e, and brains 48c.
Man Arrested After Collision Failure to Stop Charge
Gelder, 27, of 1822 N Talbott J was arrested today on a charge of failure to stop after an accident. He is charged with striking a machine owned by Steven Lawrence of 2341 Brookside Ave at Fall Creek Blvd and Keystone Ave.
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Mixed at Indianapolis Exchange
Hog prices at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange were steady to 35 cents lower with receipts about 5,500. Top hogs brought 13.50, while heavies sold 12.75 to 13.10 and light hogs 13.25 to 13.50. Cattle trading was strong with steers at 8 to 13, heifers 6 to 11, cows 4 to 8, and 1,800 western yearlings 11.75 to 12. Lambs and sheep held steady, lambs 12 to 14, sheep 5 to 7, and call market yearlings easing to 13.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
The
Exchange
Chicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Bee
Pittsburgh
Venl
Ieee
Heat drives corn prices higher on Chicago Board of Trade
News from Chicago shows extreme heat across the Midwest hurting corn crops and pushing futures up. September, December, and May corn futures all rose as traders noted burning fields, dry soils, and strong buying. Wheat gained, oats rose with grains, while hogs and pork provisions faced selling pressure.
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Bu _ United Preas
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat and grain futures mixed in Chicago and Toledo notes
Chicago and Toledo market reports show mixed wheat prices with No 3 hard and white wheat quoted, alongside assorted futures for corn oats and rye. Prices cited include wheat around 1.68 to 1.90 per bushel and corn near 1.04 to 1.09, with rye and barley also listed for cash and futures months.
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Chicago
Toledo
Retail Fish Prices List From Columbia River Market
Readable entries show assorted fish and seafood prices including salmon steaks at 35 cents, halibut steaks 40 cites, whitefish 30 cents, boneless varieties 10 to 35 cents, smoked fish 35 to 60 cents, oysters clams and shrimp priced by pint or dozen, with mackerel and bass among listed catches and local names such as Mackinaw trout and river carp.
Local Wagon Wheat Saves on No 2 Red Wheat Elevators
Indianapolis mills and grain elevators report a price reduction of 1.58 dollars for No 2 red wheat. Other grades are evaluated on their merits.
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Indianapolis
Smoke nuisance charge filed against street railway company
Warrant charging the Indianapolis Street Railway Company and its president Robert S. Todd with violation of the smoke code was filed by city smoke inspector H. F. Templeton today. Alleged violation occurred at the company's power house at 1150 West Washington Street.
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Lis Street Railway Company
Robert S. Todd
H. F. Templeton
Washington St
Four More Missing Persons Reported Amid Ongoing Calls
Police headquarters received four new missing person reports including Harold Hinesley aged 13 of 347 S Walcott St Miss Lela Altes 20 of 2385 English Ave Ernest Webster 49 of 951 N La Salle St and Earl Forbes of Bloomington Indiana.
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Harold Hinesley
S. Walcott St
Lela Altes
English Ave
Ernest Webster
N. la Salle St
Earl Forbes
Bloomington
Ind
Bossies Browse on Artistic Grass at John Herron Institute
Police were alerted to cattle running wild at the John Herron Art Institute on 1601 N. Pennsylvania St. Civilian cowboys helped corral the cattle in a nearby garage before Fred Crone of Kokomo Indiana loaded them into a truck and drove off.
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John Herron Art Institute
Pennsylvania St
Fred Crone
Kokomo
Ind
Seek Delinquent Fines Against City Court Defendants
A suit to recover fines assessed by city court and stayed by property owners will be filed today per the city clerk. The claimed unpaid amounts include Harry Howard 1308 W Washington 4% Jackson, J C Taylor 220 W Vermont 485, James Avers 1718 E Washington 360, H Levy 842 S Illinois 10, Roy Craig 234 E New York 80, Wesley Ryan 734 E Twenty First 50, Will Kirk 1425 Cornell 22, Lewis Harris 634 W Eleventh 286, James Makin 59 N Keystone 3100, Floyd Underwood 2130 Martindale 935, John Ray 1451 Le Grande 90, Kate Zimmerman 9428 Missouri 15, with multiple defendants noted.
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Harry Howard
Washington St
J. C. Taylor
Vermont
James Avers
E. Washington St
H. Levy
S. Illinois St
Roy Craig
E. New York St
Wesley Ryan
E. Twenty-First St
Will Kirk
Cornell Ave
Lewis Harris
W. Eleventh St
James Makin
N. Keystone Ave
Floyd Underwood
Martindale Ave
John Ray
le Grande Ave
Kate Zimmerman
Missouri St
Scouts Earn Merit Badges at Central Library
Fifty two Boy Scouts of Indianapolis received merit badges during a Central Library ceremony. Star Scouts were named for John Shaffer Frederick Dickson Wallace Wilson Sherman Wilson Chester Seward and Robert Russell. Life Scout honors went to Orville Fly and Sherman Wilson as public service medals were awarded to William VanTalge and Francis Pouch. Scout Executive F O Belzer addressed the group.
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Boy Scouts of
Indianapolis
Central Library
John Shaffer
Frederick Dickson
Wallace Wilson
Sherman Wilson
Chester Seward
Robert Russell
Orville Fly
William VanTalge
Francis Pouch
F. O. Belzer
Fragmented Marriage Licenses List Reads Like A Puzzle
A garbled OCR list shows multiple marriage licenses and occupations with names and ages. The mixed entries include Raymoniskovic 27, 1810 Wilcox. Martha Geak 23. Robert C. Walker 25. Clare Sparks. Alonzo Ross 39. Otto Rosemeyer 27. and many others with varied lines about jobs and addresses, all jumbled together.
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Raymoniskovic
Wilcox
Golletmaer Ieee
Miartha Geak
Lot Il Aril
Robert C. Walker
Clare Sparks
Mai
Pennsylvania
Alonzo Ross
Repindont
Sadie ©Ley
Echinie An
Otto Rosemeyer
Sevnteenth
Park
Baby Aykendall
Ohn Rolland
Bospite
Nuree
Case Grimes
W. Ark
Zora D. Pitlippy
E. Orville C. Denbo
Ruyckle
Anba Giants
Meridian
Slee
Michimentccution
Ruth E. Siddidge
Joe N Gale
Aeyroortey
Columbia
Novella Herron
Cadhe
Fred
Shireman
Indianapoli
Helen’ Reid Harding
College
Births in the City: List of Newborns and Families
Birth notices report girls and boys born to multiple families at city hospitals and homes. Entries name parents such as William and Nellie Gabbie. Pee and Bertha Koning. Eddie and Grace McInt. Elmer and Carmen Falrey. Earl and Dorothy Barnes. and others with addresses like 559 Vinton and 821 Coffey.
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William
Nellie Gabbie
Vinton
Pee
Bertha Koning
Raymond
Eddie
Grace McInt
Eugene
Elmer
Carmen Falrey
City Hospital
Lawrence
Helen Smith
Coffey
Earl
Dorothy Barnes
Christian Hospatehibald
Cora Fivecoats
Christian
Emer
Geraldine Lahman
Lexington Clell
Cleo Barens
Station
Sean
Sunshine Bennett
Christian Ligil
Inca Brutcher
N. Walcott
Reid
Grace Bell
N. Tremont
Local hospital notices list multiple patient diagnoses and ages
Catherine Foorman and Ella O’Brien suffer strokes and cerebral hemorrhages while ages and wards are listed for each patient. Medora Duncan and Virginia Kepper appear with carcinoma and pneumonia in hospital records. Gideon Flake and Samuel Tittle are noted with bronchitis and other conditions at several facilities.
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Catherine Foorman
J. Vincent Hospital
Medora Duncan
Methodist Hospital
Ella O'Brien
St. Vincent Hospital
James Yule
Gideon Flake
Christian Hospital
Brorcho
Virginia
Beatrice Kepper
Harrison
Kathryn Cummins
Mount
Careinom
Samuel Tittle
Central Indiana
Mit Roe Seanad Ea Nagians
Bow
Livestock Market Reports Across Cities
Chicago and other markets show mixed results for cattle hogs and sheep with receipts varying. Cattle bids rise for heavy grain fed steers while lighter categories steady or uneven. hogs uneven with top bids around 13.30 in noted markets. sheep and lambs mixed with some price gains in select lots. Local notes include Cincinnati East Buffalo Pittsburgh Toledo and Cleveland regions with variances in demand and price.
Court Discharges Two in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
Harold Brandt of Ben Davis was discharged on an involuntary manslaughter charge after his auto allegedly struck John Wallace 15 of 1333 S Pershing Ave Aug 18 at W Morris St and Pershing Ave Wallace died days later Henry Riley of Tipton Ind motorman also discharged on a manslaughter charge William Bowman 11 of 7349 N Pennsylvania St killed Aug 24 when his sport car crashed into Rileys interurban at Eighty Sixth St and Central Ave
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Harold Brandt
Ben Davis
Brandts’ Auto
John Wallace
S. Pershing Ave
W. Morris St
Pershing Ave
Wallace
Henry Riley
Tipton
Ind
William Bowman
Pennsylvania St
Deserted car found after crash. woman injured
Police hold an automobile said to belong to Everett Shannon of 1526 Naomi Street. They recovered the car Wednesday night at North Keystone Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street after witnesses said it crashed into an embankment. A woman was badly cut and taken to City Hospital, but she could not be located.
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Everett Shannon
Naomi St
N. Keystone Ave
Twenty- Fifth St
City Hospital
Woman Sues Street Railway for 15000 Damages
Mrs. Lenora McGraw files suit in Superior Court Three seeking 15000 in damages from the Indianapolis Street Railway. She alleges injury after being struck by an English Ave car at the intersection of Pennsylvania and Maryland Streets on September 17 1924.
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Lenora McGraw
Indianapolis Street Railway
Pennsylvania and
Maryland Sts
Myers to Speak at St Francis Aid Society Meeting
Walter Myers Democratic candidate for mayor will address a special St Francis Aid Society meeting at Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday night. Twenty two members will be admitted.
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Walter Myers
St. Francis Aid Society of the Sacred Heart Church
Fourteen Die In Blimp Crash At Sea Land
Survivor accounts describe the Shenandoah disaster as a violent storm hurled the airship off course. The forward section broke away during a fierce gust, many crew perished in the wreck while others survived to tell the tale. Relief efforts spread from Cleveland Cincinnati and Pittsburgh as officials moved to account for all victims and consult families.
Bathing Beauty Chosen at Riverside Park Contest
UCILLE ROBBINS 15 of 1721 Milburn St was chosen as the most beautiful bathing beauty among twenty six contestants at Riverside Park swimming beach Wednesday night. Three thousand people attended the three day carnival closing with water contests and future events planned at Rhodius Pool and Riverside beach on Labor Day.
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Ucille Robbins
Milburn St
City Recreation Department
Riverside Park
Riverside Beach
Shenandoah seen by two men near Irvington
Two men, unaware the Shenandoah had fallen earlier, reported sighting the airship to Kingan & Co at 11 20 am. They had arranged a whistle at the packing plant to signal the ship’s arrival, then hung up after the tip.
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Kingan & Co
Irvington
Dirigible Crash Kills Six Near Belle Valley
A massive German built airship, turned over to the United States, crashed after encountering heavy winds. Six bodies were taken to a Belle Valley morgue and survivors recounted skids and jumps to safety as the craft broke apart near a residence on Sarahville Road. Efforts to refly to Indianapolis failed and the Navy halted Arctic plans.
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Wood
Belle Valley
Indianapolis
Germany
Frederickshafen
Lakehurst
N. J
Arctic
Wilbur
Indianapolis Man Safe After Shenandoah Wreck Near Columbus
Relatives say Charles Solar, 28, from Indianapolis, aboard the Shenandoah when it wrecked sixty miles east of Columbus, Ohio, is uninjured. His brother A. J. Solar of 2951 Buckle Street confirmed the news.
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Charles Solar
Indianapolis
Columbus
Ohio
A. J. Solar
Buckle St
Solar
Wright Field Officials Report on Shenandoah Crash Scene
Army air service officials from Cook and Wilbur Wright fields flew to Ava Ohio to take a detailed report on the Shenandoah crash near Ava.
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Wilbur Wright
Cook
United Press
Dayton
Ohio
Shenandoah
Ava
Army Air Service
Must Go On Says Navy Chief After Shenandoah Tragedy
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett told San Francisco the navy will not waver in advancing American aeronautics after the Shenandoah disaster. He expressed sympathy for the crews and urged the nation to persevere despite the loss.
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United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Navy Department
American Aeronautics
William A. Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Shenandoah
United States
Twenty Five Unhurt Among Shenandoah Crew List
Twenty three of the forty three aboard the Shenandoah report at 9 a.m. uninjured. The list includes Lieut. Charles E. Rosendale of Texas and Lieut. Roland G. Mayer of Washington, among others from varied states. Col. Chalmers G. Hall of Lakehurst also listed.
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Bu_United Piege ASHINGTON
Navy Department
Charles E. Rosendale
Cleburne
Tex
Roland G. Mayer
Seattle
Washington
J. B. Anderson
Hyattsville
Maryland
Shane 8S
Halliburton
T. C. Hendley
Columbia
Tenn
C. E. Beach
Dorchester
Mass
Lester C. Coleman
Ft. Worth
Mark J. Donnovan
Philadelphia
Louis E. Alleley
Logan
Ohio
Henry L. Boswell
Bagdad
Fila
Arthur BE. Carlson
Moscow
Idaho
James H. Collier
Lakewood
N. J
Benjamin O. Hereth
Clatonia
Neb
Walter Johnson
Minneapolis
Minn
Ralph Johns
Los Angeles
Cal
Julius E. Malat
Hoosierville
Frank Peck
Col
Chalmers G. Hall
Lakehurst
Men’s deaths cited as necro nautical science progress
The passage notes that those who died contributed to necro nautical science and the nation's air supremacy, framing their sacrifices as part of scientific and military advancement.
Shenandoah dirigible struck by lightning and cut in half
Washington dispatch reports the Shenandoah airship was struck by lightning and split in two at 5:35 a m near Moundsville West Virginia. The source did not identify who authored the statement.
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United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Army Flying Post
Moundsvillle
W. Va
Indianapolis School Budget Praised by Chamber Official
Leonard V. Harrison of the Chamber of Commerce civic affairs committee lauds the 1925-26 Indianapolis schools budget as an improvement over prior budgets. He proposes minor changes including trimming contingent funds and financing 400000 of the building plan with bonds. He commends conservative budgeting and urges aligning the school and fiscal years.
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Harrison
Banks to install gas spreaders in Henry County vaults
Within a month all Henry County banks will have gas spreading equipment in their vaults to deter bank robbers. Most banks already use silent burglar alarms. A 100 member sheriff vigilante committee has been formed for protection and each deputy will be armed with an army rifle.
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Newcastle
Ind
Henry County
Bowman seeks extensions on two bus lines
A. Smith Bowman president of the People's Motor Coach Company asked the public service commission to extend the New York Street line to the Speedway and extend the Central Avenue line northeast of the Ine terminal at Park Avenue and Fifty Fourth Street. The Speedway branch would run a new west from the Circle on Market Street to Capitol Avenue then north to New York Street west to Belmont north to Michigan east to King Avenue north to Sixteenth Street Speedway City and back. A 30 minute schedule would run beyond Speedway and 15 minutes east. The Central Avenue extension would connect at Park Avenue and Fifty Fourth Street running north to Fifty Ninth Street then east to Broadway south to Fifty Fourth Street and return on the old route with a 35 minute frequency. Bowman said action on his Guilford Avenue line petition would not be taken until after the Indianapolis Street Railway petitions hearing on Sept 21 and that the petition should be considered on its merits to serve the Indiana State fair.
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A. Smith Bowman
People’s Motor Coach Company
Public Service Commission
New York St
Speedway
Central Ave
Ine
Park Ave
Ffty-fourth
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indiana War Memorial Trustees meet on architect ethics inquiry
The Indianapolis chapter of the American Association of Engineers calls for a full investigation into the Memorial commission and architects Walker and Weeks. The state board of registration will hold a special meeting to consider revoking their licenses. A complaint seeks license revocation over disclosed financial ties to Rivet-Grip Steel Company. If proven, Walker & Weeks face possible Indiana practice prohibition.
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Herbert Foltz
State Board of Accounts
Memorial Commission
Indianapolis
American Association of Engineers
American Institute of Architects
Walker
Weeks
State Board of Registration For Professional Engineers
Clarence B. Joseph
Hdwards Hotel
Lawrence F. Orr
Orr
Cleveland
Ohio
Main Plaza
Walker & Weeks
Anthony
Walker @ Weeks
Indiana
Funeral Services Set for Mrs Bertha Michel
Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Michel who died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs A H Wacker's home 5355 Central Ave will be held at the residence at 2 p m Friday Burial in Crown Hill cemetery She was born in Germany and came to Indianapolis as a young woman A son Albert L Michel and a daughter survive
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Bertha Michel
A. H Wacker
Central Ave
Crown Hill Cemetery
Germany
Indianapolis
Albert L. Michel
Train wreck injures five in Greencastle Indiana
Arch Needham of New Ross Indiana and his wife with three other auto occupants escaped with only slight injuries when their car was demolished by a passing train on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Greencastle. The engine stalled as Needham drove onto the tracks.
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United Press
Greencastle
Ind
Arch Needham
New Ross
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Needham
Roumanian Americans pledge allegiance at Lincoln event
Nicolae Bordas of Canton Ohio pledged allegiance to the Stars and Stripes on behalf of Roumanian Americans at the Union of Roumanian Societies of America convention held at the Lincoln. About two thousand are expected at a festival this weekend.
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Stars and Stripes
Nicolae Bordas
Canton
Ohio
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