Trade starts fairly active after holiday
Trading resumed on a fairly active scale after the holiday with prices generally higher than the prior close. Large blocks appeared at opening, led by radio common and North American common, with several stocks hitting new highs as strength broadened across rails and industrials.
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United Press
New York
Radio Common
Pierce Arrow
Steel
American Sugar
General Motors
Sears-Roebuck and
DuPont
International Harvester
Mack Truck
White
Harvester
Indianapolis Bank Clearing Totals for Today
Local bank clearings in Indianapolis reached 2.74 million dollars, while bank debits for the day totaled 4.864 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Price List of Produce by Retailers and Markets
A fragmented OCR price sheet lists various fruits vegetables and quantities with prices from multiple vendors. Items include bananas cantaloupes honeydew oranges lemons watermelons beans beets cabbage carrots cauliflower corn and more with per crate per basket per dozen and per bushel prices, plus regional references and vendor names.
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Wolf River
Indiana
California
H. G
Lima
Michian
Doren
Mississippi
Southern
Trade Reviews Say By Alexander Hamilton Institute
Employment during the past summer has been exceptionally well maintained with only a slight seasonal decline. July payrolls show 1.1 percent drop from June but 7.4 percent above July 1924, and payrolls are 14.5 percent larger than a year ago. Outlook favors an upward trend for the rest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hamlton Institute
Births and pairings listed at St. Vincent Hospital
A list of birth announcements and marriages with names and addresses including Joseph and Anna Bee at 1036 N Holmes, Michael and Eva Hynes 44, Trev and Angie Lawhorn 222 Parkview, Iona Haynes 875 Virginia, Ruth Jennings 1946 Arrow, Edgard and Ruth Kroencke 2815 KE, Dorothy Swain at St. Vincent Hospital, Zarry and Claire Scott at St. Vincent Hospital, Margaret Mattews 1366 8, Difford and Janet Davis 4106 Madison, Minnesota Mervig and Thelma Pearson at St. Vincent, Jean Deupree St. Vincent Hospital, Allison and Elizabeth Feemster St. Vincent Hospital, Alma and Mary Cain 1404 EB, Reymond and Estella Davis 1142 Maple, Ralph and Anna Charles 6207 Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ad Anna
Bee
N. Holmes Mechael
Eva Hynes
Trev
Angie Lawhorn
Parkviewham
Iona Haynes
Virginia
Bee Italy Turner
Massachugetts
Chester
Ruth Jennings
Arrow
Edgard
Ruth Kroencke
Dorothy Swain
St. Vincent Hospital
Ata Zarry
Claire Scott
St. Vincent
Girl Difford
Janet Davis
Madison
Martin
Magdalena Miller
Mnnesota Mervig
Thelma Pearson
Jean Deupree
Hospita Allison
Elizabeth Feemster
Innee
Alice Wood
Alma
Mary Cain
EB Reymond
Estella Davis
Maple
Ralph
Anna Charles
Park
Multiple infant and adult deaths listed in city hospital records
The list records numerous deaths across city hospitals and addresses including lobar pneumonia and bronchopneumonia in infants, acute colitis, uremia, mitral insufficiency, carcinoma, pulmonary tuberculosis, chronic rheumatism, and accidental death. Names ages and locations appear with institutions like City Hospital and Methodist Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Golyean
City Hospital
Lobar
Marie Kimbrew
Maregrathea Yeager
Evison
August Dietz
Meridian
Infant Atkins
Fisie Wilcox
Methodist Hospital
Sam Mac Lynn
Luebking
Jachim
Fleming
Ary Parker
E. Morris
Ha Rum
Sherbrook
Central Indiana Hospital
Repis
DaRichar Cowdy
Torbet
Washam
Belle View
Tan “Tts
Long Hospital
A. Haywood
N. Addison
Mary Bell
Robert Baker
Linden
Maranda Perkins
M. DeVine
Calhoun
Iana Murphy
Perionit
Smith
W. North
Pulin Gry
A'D Lewis Pringle
E. Merrill
Atbhtherta
Core
Wood
E. Fifteenth
Ric Laurel McCauley
Vermont
Lawrence
Market report at Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange hogs drop
Heavy receipts near 9,000 pushed hogs 25 to 40 cents lower with top hogs at 13.50 and most sales between 12.75 and 13.25. Cattle and sheep runs remained steady, with steers near 8 to 13 and lambs up to 14.50, while calves cited around 13 to 13.50.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Cincinnati
SOO
Colnta
Cleveland
East Buffalo
PeprsBe S
York
Soul
LEDU
Ste
City Council Hikes Sanitary Levy and Cuts Park Budget
City council members narrow the park maintenance levy from eight to seven cents and push a one cent increase for sanitation. Mayor Shank’s park bond and land purchases face scrutiny as officials argue over budget allocations, maintenance needs, and proposed public works projects.
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Joseph L. Hogue
South Side
Park Board
Shank
Hogue
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
State
Grains Show Mixed Action on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago trading featured a two way close with wheat up sharply on spirited short covering and bullish statistics while coarse grains edged lower fractionally. Corn stayed uncertain ahead of a government review, oats quiet, and the provision market declined as commissions realized gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Commission House
Chicago Grain Table from 5 94 No 1 yellow and other snaps
A fragmented grain table shows prices for corn and barley with various No numbers and percentages. Readable items include No 2 Nee at 1.00 and No 4 at 39, with barley and timothy figures and a Clover price around 19.25 to 27. The text is heavily garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Fresh Markets Report with Poultry and Dairy Prices
In Indianapolis and Cleveland areas, market summaries show varied poultry and dairy prices. Fresh meats including leghorns, turkeys, ducks, and chickens appear with multiple regional quotes, while butter, cheese, and eggs trade at mixed levels. potatoes and onions receive regional price listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiaapolis
Incianapolis
Local wheat buyers set price for No. 2 wheat at $1.59
Indianapolis grain dealers report No. 2 hard red winter wheat at $1.59 and other prices based on merit as mills and elevators adjust bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National cattle and hog prices across multiple markets in early September
Cattle receipts across Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and other centers show varied demand with better fed steers and heavy hogs trading unevenly. Prices rise modestly in some regions while others hold, with calves and sheep slower. notable highs include top hogs around 13.25 and cattle near 12 to 14 dollars in several markets.
Wholesale Meat Prices and Carcass Details
Wholesale meat prices listed by weight and cut for various animals including beef, veal, sheep, and pork. Notes on carcass weights from 140 to 700 pounds for cattle and native cattle varieties, with prices per pound for fores, hinds, tongues, sweetbreads, and loins.
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C. Wveak
Gleason Bound Over After Messenger Shooting
William Gleason of 428 Spring Street held in jail on manslaughter charges after allegedly shooting and killing Clements Mansfield a messenger boy two weeks earlier. Bound over to the grand jury under $500 bond. murder charge reduced on coroner’s recommendation. Gleason says he did not fire at Mansfield, claiming he fired into space to scare.
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Messenger
William Gleason
Spring St
Clements Mansfield
Gleason
Paul F. Robinson
Mansfield
Cripple School Opens Sept 14 in Indianapolis
Indianapolis crippled children gain equal education access as the Cripple School opens Monday Sept 14. Sixteen students will enroll at start with more to follow. Miss Anna Townsend and Miss Ethel Scofield will teach. Mrs. Jeanette Williams oversees the program in two rooms at 6 California and Washington Streets.
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Indianapolis
D. T
Weir
Anna Townsend
Riley Hospital
Ethel Scofield
Newark
N. J
Jeanette Williams
Theodore Potter
California
Washington , Sts
Grand Circuit races and exhibits attract large crowds at county fair
crowds filled the Indiana State fair grounds for the Grand Circuit horse races the baby contest drew 1109 entrants and the Purdue and Marion County Ford displays drew wide crowds. exhibits included Historic Indiana the university’s collection plows and a trowel from Corydon. a substation post office opened in the administration building to serve fairgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
College Museum
William W. Stevens
Salem
Ind
University
Corydon
Frank R. Elliott
Department of Publicity
Indiana
Claude Bosler
Marion County
Ford
Ada E. Schweitzer
Sajhat
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital
Benjamin Miller
Cincinnati
Guy Cantwell
John M. Sheesley
Mother Seeks Death After Poison Attempt
Louise Hardesty 24 of 536 North Illinois Street was sent to the city hospital after a reported suicide attempt at home. Despondent, she was found on the floor by housekeeper Ruth Fifer. She lives with husband Harry and two young sons Junior 4 and Robert 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hardesty
Illinois St
Ruth Fifer
Hardesty
Harry Hardesty
Junior
Robert
Courthouse Peace Halted Over Courtroom Remodel
Judge James A. Leathers of Superior Court One blocked Marion County officials from expanding his courtroom to two rooms. Earlier Judge James A. Collins signaled no objection to remodeling for fourth floor court space, with similar views from Judge Linn D. Hay. Architect Donald Graham said work cannot proceed without including Leathers room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Leathers
Superior Court
Marion County Council
Marion County
Leathers
James A. Collins
Linn D. Hay
Superior Court Two
Donald Graham
Leather
Marion County Set To Propose 32 Cent Levy
The Marion County council meeting proposed a 32 cent levy on a 746 680 300 valuation for 1926. The levy would raise about 2 372 004 79 and clear final action next Wednesday. Proponents noted higher expenditures including track elevation and four new municipal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Council
Harry Dunn
Leonard V. Harrison
Indianapolis Chamber of Commercce
Dunn
Burglar Admits Chain Of Thefts In Indiana
Walter Skodinski of South Bend Ind pleaded guilty to a series of burglaries. Criminal Judge James A Collins sentenced him to one to eight years in the Indiana State Reformatory. He admitted taking a watch from Lester Hutchison, a revolver from the Craig hotel, $17.50 from the Palace hotel, and bread and meat from the German Lutheran Orphan Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Skodinski
South Bend
Ind
Indiana State Reformatory
James A.collins
Skodinski
Lester Hutchison
New Palestine
Craig Hotel
Palace Hotel
German Lutheran Orphan Home
Banquet Opens Indiana AOH Biennial Convention
Anderson Ind Sept 8 A banquet tonight opens the biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Indiana and auxiliary with 27 counties represented by 300 attendees. Prominent Catholics are present. Officers will be elected and the next meeting place named Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timea
Anderson
Ind
Ancient Order of Hibernians of
Indiana
Auxiliary
Coolidge Vacation Nearing End as Cabinet Meeting Looms
President Coolidge’s 77 day vacation winds down as the party prepares to depart Swampscott by special train to Washington. The President plans to attend his cabinet meeting on Friday.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mass
Gilliam Rules Sale Ads Off Unregistered Securities
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam ruled today to Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier that it is unlawful for any person or newspaper to advertise for sale securities that are unregistered or not exempt from registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Arthur L. Gilliam
Escaped Prom Night Patient Sought After Central Hospital Break
Police reported Fred Akers 35 escaped from the Central Hospital for Insane. He wore a gray suit white shirt gray cap and tan shoes and was last seen near the hospital grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Akers
Central Hospital For
Mrs Anna Rott Dies After Illness in Bloomington
Mrs Anna Rott aged 47 dies at home in Bloomington Indiana after a two week battle with heart disease. She was wife of Otto Rott a local department store manager and former State treasurer of the D A R. She belonged to the Pi Phi Alumnae Association and formerly known as Miss Anna Cravens of Madison Indiana.
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Timea
Bloomington
Ind
Anna Rott
Otto Rott
Pi Phi Alumnae Association
Anna Cravens
Madison
Victims of Air Tragedy Buried in Arlington Honors
Three Navy officers who died in the Shenandoah crash were buried on Arlington heights at 11 a.m. as the Navy Department advances its inquiry into the disaster. Lieutenant Commander Lansdowne was to be buried at 3 p.m. The urns held Louis Hancock executive officer J Lawrence senior watch officer and E W Sheppard as a sailor’s funeral preceded the final salute. The martyrs lie near Louis Maxfield who died in the ZR-2 crash in England.
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Arlington
Navy Department
Lansdowne
Louis Hancock
J. B. Lawrence
E. W. Sheppard
Dewey
Louis Maxfield
England
Bank withdraws from suit over Eugene Street paving contract
The Washington Bank and Trust Company, trustee for Hanover Realty, withdrew as one of eighty plaintiffs in the Superior Court Four case charging irregularities in Eugene Street paving. The suit alleged political influence by William H. Armitage in the contract letting, which city engineer Frank C. Lingenfelter denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Bank and Trust Company
Eugene Sr
Hanover Realty Company
William H. Armitage
Frank C. Lingenfelter
Reisberg Proposes Bus Line on West New York Street
Public service commissioner Frank Wampler presided at a hearing on Max Reisberg’s petition to establish a bus line along West New York Street. Reisberg would run four small touring cars on a five minute schedule for a one cent fare, tracing a route south from Kentucky Avenue and Illinois Street to Maryland Street, west to Senate Avenue, north to New York Street, then west to Belmont. The Indianapolis Street Railway Company opposed the plan as unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wampler
Public Service
Max Reisberg
New York St
Reisberg
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Kentucky Ave
Illinois St
Maryland St
Senate Ave
Belmont
Farmer's Case Delayed in Danville Court
The case of B. W. Pidgeon a farmer living two miles east of Danville Indiana charged with obstructing the city market sidewalk was continued in city court to Thursday He was arrested Friday night for selling produce between 6 pm and midnight Pidgeon says farmers are forced to sell at night due to lack of daytime stands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Pidgeon
Danville
Ind
Pidgeon
School Tax Hearing Set by Indianapolis Board
Public hearing on the proposed 1925 26 tax levy of 1.86 for Indianapolis schools will be held tonight. The board likely will adopt plans for West Side and Jefferson high schools and authorize a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
West Side
Jefferson
Police battle continues as 30 motorists face charges in Indianapolis
Police arrest 30 drivers for traffic violations in Indianapolis, listing speeding as the top charge with sixteen cases. Several suspects are identified by name and address, while four are accused of driving while intoxicated and ten face minor charges.
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Indianapolis
Malcolm Grayson
Union St
Harry Smith
Burton Ave
L. KE
Ennis
W. Washington St
R. H. Morris
N. Meridian St
W. J. Booty
Kelly St
Ralph Cusick
Michigan St
Ward Elza
Belmont Ave
Marion Trexler
Central Ave
John Anderson
Comar Ave
Elza Scholey
N. Sheffield Ave
P. Gilmore
A. Henry Johnson
Sheridan Ave
Roy Guthrie
Ashland Ave
Clinton Brenta
S. Ritter Ave
Leonard Simmons
Ohio St
Carl Blasengym
S. Delaware St
Oran Summers
S. Meridian St
Sherman Miller
Udell St
Malcom Grayson
Pete Archer
Alabama St
Mayor Shank probes Worded Estate Inquiry Involving Laurel Hall
The city council committee will investigate the Laurel Hall acquisition on Millersville Road as part of a broader probe into board of works transactions. Otto Ray accuses Mayor Shank of illegal ad placements. the inquiry will also cover Golden Hill Park buy near Shank's home. John E King denies political delay in the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
City
Laurel Hall
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Millersville Rd
Councilmanic Committee
Board of Works
Otto Ray
Ray
John E. King
Indictment Charges McNamara in Indiana Blackmail Case
The Marion County grand jury alleges John J. McNamara secretary of Local Union 22 threatened Charles Swanson to extort money and force use of workers to install metal fixtures at Fletcher Savings and Trust Building Indianapolis on August 9 1925. William H. Remy is prosecuting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Marion County
Criminal Court of
John J. McNama
Grand
County of
Marion
Taylor Palmer Company
Fletcher Savings and Trust Bldg
Indianapolis
Swanson
Charles Swanson
Fletcher Savings and Trust
Indiana
William H. Remy
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