Steel Shares Still Lead In General List
United States Steel led the market with a buoyant early session pace near 125 percent, approaching last winter's peak as American Sugar and Radio Corporation posted gains. The day saw volatile trading amid 2 million shares changing hands and investors reacting to Washington forecasts on banking deflationary policy.
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United Press
New York
United States Steel
American
Radio Corporation
Wall Street
Washington
Congress
Mack
White
Studebaker
VeKimont Rubbers
GS Np
Goodric Kells Ait
Gom i Tania
Amer Wey
Elee
Hla
Sloes-Sheft
Amer Bosch
BLY Uy
Chandler M
Ty N Motors
Mack Mohrysler T
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Ge Ptd
Stewart W
Thy
Imken
Willys-Over
terce-Arriis
al‘ Minings
Dome
Ex Geés Baty
Cosden
Cal Petrol
JO Ouston Oil
Pacific City
Phillips
S Oil of
Cal
S$ Oil of
Sinclair
Latexas Co
Vt TroCn Oil
Alied Ch
Allis-Chalm
Davison
May
Mont Ward
Owen
Sears-Roe
Woolworth
Utilities
West UN
Atul Gulf
United
Am-Sumat
Foreign Exchange Rates Hit Irregular Close in New York
Foreign exchange markets closed irregular in New York with Sterling at 4.84 dollars, francs at 4.7 cents, Hee at 4.09?, Belgium at 23.80, Holland at 5.15, Shanghai 78.2 and Yokohama 40.88 as listed.
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New York
Frances
Hee
Belgium
Holland
Shanghai
Indianapolis Bank Clearings Rise to 2.743 Million Today
Local bank clearings in Indianapolis reached 2.743 million dollars for today while eMebits tallied 6.46 million dollars. The figures reflect daily financial activity across local institutions.
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Indianapolis
Electrical World Notes Steady Trade For Electrical Goods
Trade reviews from New York and regional reports indicate steady demand for electrical equipment through September. Large orders for transformers circuit breakers and other gear exceed one million dollars in the New York district while copper wire purchases reach about 3.1 million pounds. Southeast poles for line extensions are rising, drought curtails water power, and building activity increases in the Middle West with strong fan sales.
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New York
Electrical World
New England
Middle West
Indianapolis Markets Report Prices on Eggs and Poultry
The market lists eggs at 30 cents delivered in Indianapolis with various poultry prices for hens, springers, leghorns, turkeys, ducks, and other fowl. Creamery butter and cheese prices are given, along with butterfat delivery in Indianapolis. New York and Chicago quotes cover meat, sugar, coffee, and additional dairy items with regional variations.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Sugar Market 2 Declines On High Carry-Over Outlook
New York September 15 refiners have pulled back from the raw market causing futures to retreat. The December option led the decline amid expectations of a carry-over reaching half a million tons. Hedge selling grows with prospects of a five million ton Cuban crop, as about one hundred lots of next September were hedged yesterday. Prices stay weak until pressure eases.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Smport
Wheat futures finish higher on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures ended moderately higher on the Chicago Board of Trade as shorts rallied the market after a lower opening. Coarse grains slipped fractionally while corn and oats mirrored mixed declines and hog strength forced short covering in provisions.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cattle Market Ends Mixed As Prices Slip In Broad Run
Fresh arrivals around 7,500 calves and 29 holdovers create oversupply as prices drift lower. Hogs mostly steady with light weights at 13.75 and other classes around 13.50 to 13.65. Cattle rise 25 cents on strong runs, with steers to 14.35 and calves around 14, while lambs hold near 15.50.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New Jersey
Michigan
Ennsylvania
Getre
Bega Norvers Ohio
Pittsburgh
Bias Ko
Cincinnati
Editun
Chicago Grain Table Reported Prices and Dates
Grain table shows cash and futures values for wheat corn oats rye cloverseed timothy alfalfa and hay with contract months and price ranges. Prices include No 2 cash wheat 67 to 68 cents and corn futures near 1.00 per bushel with assorted dates and figures.
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Ledo
Arch
Timothy
Alsike
Egge
Hay
Wholesale Fruit and Vegetable Price List Mixed 40 Pound Baskets
A dense price listing shows multiple fruits and vegetables with 40 pound baskets and per unit prices. Items include Jonathans Grimes Golden Bananas Cantaloupe Pears Peaches Watermelons and more with prices ranging from about 1.25 to 5.50 per unit and per basket as listed by a Colorado Pink panel and other origins, reflecting wholesale market rates.
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Jonathans
Grimes Golden
Wholesale Meat Prices Beag Native Steers and Veal
Wholesale meat prices list by weight and cut for native livestock including steers 500 to 800 lbs at 22c per lb carcass 4c for fores under carcass 6c for inde over carcass native heifers 300 to 450 lbs 18 2se f orest under carcass 4c native cows 400 to 700 lbs 1144 1se under carcass 8c tongues 23c sweetbreads veal carcasses 70 to 200 lbs hinds saddles over carcass 8c brains 1fc sweetbreads 60c tongues mutton spring lambs 26 to 40 28c mutton saddles 25c legs 26c fores 1Ge brains 43c tongues 15c.
Local Wagon Wheat Prices Decline at Indianapolis Elevators
Wheat price reporting notes No 2 hard red winter and tea wheat terms at Indianapolis grain elevators. Local traders observe price movements tied to oversold futures and storage costs as elevators repay loans and settle on graded lots.
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Indianapolis Mille and
Eight Tigers Fined and Sentenced in Indiana Court
Eight persons were fined $100 and costs each and given thirty day sentences on blind tiger charges at the Indiana State Farm or Indiana Woman's Prison. Those named include Ben Taggart Grace Foster Ida Deonaugh Hughey Hopper John Marksberry Lester Milligan Willard Steenberger and Oscar Hayden. Roy Shirley was fined $10 and costs for drunkenness and $100 for driving while drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Farm
Indiana Woman's Prison
Thomas Gagin
Fred Draper
Ben Taggart
E. Sixty-Third St
Grace Foster
Massachusetts Ave
Ida Deonaugh
Darnell St
Hughey Hopper
W. Walnut St
John Marksberry
Beech Grove
Ind
Lester Milligan
Muncie
Willard Steenberger
English Ave
Oscar Hayden
Spring St
Roy Shirley
New Palestine
Patrolman James Burke Ousted Over Drunkenness Charges
Patrolman James Burke was dismissed from the police force by the board of safety today on drunkenness charges. He had just completed a sixty day suspension when new charges were preferred against him.
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James Burke
Board of Safety Today
Marriage Licenses List Massive Spelling Of Names And Ages
A long list of marriage licenses shows individuals with ages and professions including Everett Jones 23 laborer and Margaret ndeau 18, along with many others from cities like Evansville and Martinsville. The record mix includes nurses, clerks, salesmen, and laborers with addresses across Indiana and surrounding areas.
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Everett Jones
Jetisr
Margaret Ndeau
Missouri
Joseph H. Cook
Mooresville
Ind
Mary C. O'Connor
Graceland
Joseph W. Coldman
Howard
Martha Thigpen
Tremonisin T. Attkisson
Blaine
Florence E. Romingerville
Jack Lewis
Meade
Fay C. Lewis
Martinsville
Crinle A
N. Eider
Pearl F Curl
Minerva
Harold W. Theat
Parkway
Bornte Muller
East
Kenneth B. Reid
Oliver
Gertrude Frisz
E. Thirtieth
George Wilson
Evaneville
Annie McMillan
Robert Hosier
Yandes
Ethel Edwards
Columbia
Robert Busch
Hovey
Addie Davis
Ernest A. Sine
Walnut Gardens
Ugcian
Mary H. Souchek
Camby
Dale B. de Fart
Vermont
Barber
Sada E. Martin
E. Verma Tealah H. Andrews
Meridian
Hag
U. 8
Mayenne Carter
Virgil Dwinell
Pershing
Willia Carder
Reeves
Campbell
West
Eleonore Newham
Alabama
James L. Butler
Lorine
Bufford
Leonard W. Klein
St. Rae
Gabriel Snubber Co
Murphy
N. Meridian
John Carroll
Isi Spruce
Ethel Ranight
Kenneth Tana
Gimber
Wither Thine
Wilson D. Criswell
iVieyelend
Ohio
Josman
Helen L. Pritchard
Mney
D. Sites
S. Warman Ailey Ger Englert
Milentral Rent Company
Earl T Fikcinson
Uce
Lizzie Fike
M Spruce
Irving Yoon
Ee ‘Burgh
Candy Jagke
Wifie Lanham
Ben Davis
la- Arthur Berence
N. Mepoiss
Fire Sreeranes
Gladys A. Shaneer
New Jersey
Ewls R. Bozell
Mabel F. F. Bora
BE. McCarty
Obituary Fragments Detail Several Hospitalized or Deceased
Names and ages appear with causes of death or illness from various addresses and hospitals. Frances Cannon 14, Tremont Hotel area. Elizabeth Sheridan 70, Hoyt. John E Noonan 62, Parkview. William E Schove 69, E Tenth. John W Collin 67, Bellefontaine. Mamora Arbelle Willis 60, St Vincent Hospital. Herbert Johnson 1 day, Blake.
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Goa
Frances Cannon
Christian Ospita Weneral Nitis
William Uinkman
Tremont Hotel
Elizabeth Sheridan
Hoyt
John E. Noonan
Parkview
William E. Schove
E. Tenth
John W. Collan
Bellefontaine
Mamora Arbelle Willis
St. Vincent Hospital
Herbert Johnson
Blake
Births Listed Across City_addr Unclear OCR
Birth notices show many individuals with paired names and street addresses, including Clarence Arnold and Helen Arnold at 2511 Pros- Peevlvester, and Matilda Hill at 810 E Mor d Oo Miller. Other entries reference hospitals, churches, and multiple family names, all presented in dense OCR text.
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Clarence
Helen Arnold
Pros- Peevlvester
Matilda Hill
E. Mord Oo Miller
Miley Erat
Rath Roberts
William and
Cletis Mansfield
Ies
Dorris Foster
W. Newport
Eula Chambers
N. Noble
Helen Hackney
E. Drive Woodruff
Elizabeth Henry
Charla Ean
Esther Schwarz
Methodist Hospital
Forace
Elsie Eine Overy
Traub
Ant Christine Weaver
N. Monat
Linda Morgan
Arnolda
Livestock Markets Reported Across Several Cities
Nationwide cattle and hog prices held steady or advanced in many centers as buyers showed firm demand. Searles for steady cattle in Spurco and eastern markets noted strong bid activity with high loads of yearling steers and western grassers. Sheep and lamb values remained solid with scarce desirable fat lambs and steady to higher prices across major markets including East Buffalo Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Level.
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Searles
Wyomings
Somnatiecks
Buffalo
Stee Iz
Hoorn
Disciples of Christ Hold Peace Conference Session
A closed session of the Disciples of Christ meets at Claypool to discuss internal questions and reconcile conservative and liberal church factions. Resolutions will go to the Oklahoma City convention admin committee, Oct. 6 to 11. chair is Thomas C. Howe of Indianapolis with committee members Amunsen Youngstown Shaw Chicago Hill Tulsa and Latshaw Kansas City.
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Disciples of Christ
Claypool
Oklahoma City
Thomas C. Howe
Indianapolis
M. M. Amunsen
Youngstown
Ohio
Will F. Shaw
Chicago
Claude E. Hill
Tulsa
Okla
R. S. Latshaw
Kansas City
G O P Gathers At Portland For Campaign
Republican leaders from the eighth district met in Portland to plan municipal election strategy. Clyde Walb led the conference as county chairmen prepared speeches by state officials and Indiana leaders. Attorney General Gilliam urged keeping city elections partisan, while Senator Watson Governor Jackson and Secretary of State Schortemeier were slated to speak at the rally.
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United Prena
Portland
Ind
Eighth Congressional District
Clyde Walb
Indiana
Gilliam
Gillom
Watson
Jackson
Frederick Schortemeier
Hawkins land to be sold in Indiana bankruptcy case
Harry C. Sheridan granted a petition of Warrack Wallace bankruptcy trustee of Hawkins Mortgage Company to sell all real estate held by the bankrupt firm. Properties include farm lands and city lots in Jay Allen Knox Madison and Blackford counties. No creditors objected. Reily C. Adams reports salvage of 600000 from the estate.
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Harry CC, Sheridan
Warrack Wallace
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Portland
Ind
Jay
Allen
Knox
Madison
Blackford
Wallace
Sheridan
Co-operative League of América
Hawkins
Reily C. Adams
League
Straw Hats Consume a Funeral for Old Man Straw Hat
A high noon funeral and cremation was held on the Monument steps for Old Man Straw Hat. Mercator Club mourners followed a rustic black hearse from Spink-Arms to the Circle and burned straw hats on an asbestos pyre while Alvah Rucker delivered the eulogy. Jackson's band played a dirge as the mule-drawn hearse arrived.
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Mercator Club
Spink-Arms
Alvah Rucker
Jackson
Smith Hearing on Indiana Funds Irregularities Continued
Hearing on charges of irregularities involving 15000 state funds while in office continued before Indiana State board of accounts. Smith conferred with Lawrence Orr. attorney Martin Hugg will seek receipts for lawful expenditure. Orr said no decision before week’s end.
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Harry B. Smith
Indiana
State Board of Accounts
Smith
Lawrence F. Orr
Martin Hugg
Orr
Canary pneumonia linked to wet play in water
A high death rate among canaries is blamed on pneumonia after birds splash in water and get chilled. The article notes wet play as the principal cause and urges more careful housing to prevent illness.
Judge to Speak at Constitution Day Observance
Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell will address the audience at Danville city hall on Constitution Day with Mayor Shank presiding and the Police and Firemen's Band providing music. Agency counsel James M. Ogden leads the program coordination. Frank Hunter of Evansville, one of three Rankin post office robbers, must serve thirty years after two accomplices received five-year terms. Additional sentence adds twenty-five years for the Paxton post office robbery.
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Shank
Robert C. Baltzell
James M. Ogden
Danville
Frank Hunter
Evansville
Ind
Rankin
Hunter
United States District Court
Paxton
Stanfield Disorderly Conduct Case May Forfeit Bond
In Baker Oregon the fate of Senator Robert S Stanfield s posted bond hangs on whether he will return for trial on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. His attorney James H Nicholas indicated no decision had been made. The arrest occurred Sunday night on the charges.
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United Press Baker
Ore
Robert S. Stanfield
James H. Nicholas
Stanfield
Bones Protest Over City Dog Remains At Hospital
Dr Elizabeth Conger poundmaster defended the bones taken from the city hospital pound dogs before the board of safety saying the bones were misnamed and may belong to a prehistoric monster.
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City
City Hospital
Elizabeth Conger
Board of Safety
Salvage Expedition Aims for Yasuka Maru Loot
Expert divers prepare to salvage the Japanese transport Yasuka Maru sunk by Germans in the war. The wreck is believed to contain bullion valued at about $500000.
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TOKIO
Food From the Skies Drops Chocolates on Pa Yard
A package of chocolates from the dirigible Los Angeles fell into the yard of Andrew Lucas during a party attended by friends and neighbors in Tarentum Pennsylvania.
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Tarentum
Los Angeles
Andrew Lucas
Hairless Mice Exhibit At London Zoo
Hairless mice displayed before the Zoological Society. The specimens were reportedly caught in North Longond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zoological Society
North
Longond
Childs Savings Bank Dig Unearthed in Utica Discovery
A dug up object resembling a small savings bank with a slot, dating from an earlier era, was found in Utica. The artifact resembles a child’s coin bank with a single slot for deposits and reflects old-fashioned saving practices.
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Utica
Wisconsin and New York City Casting Votes
In Milwacker Wisconsin voters decide whether Robert M La Follette Jr or four anti La Follette candidates will win the Republican nomination for the Senate. The field includes Roy P Wilcox and others with varied platforms as the coolidge faction gains ground at Oshkosh.
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United Pro As
Milwacker
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Robert M. la Follete Jr
United States Senate
la Follette
Young Bob
John Blaine
Roy P. Wilcox
Oshkosh
Bob
Butler
Washington
William Butler
Republican National Committee
National Party
Wisconsin
Wilcox
Francis E. McGovern
Arthur Jarry
Daniel Woodward
Gotham picks candidates on mayoral primary ballot
New York voters today face a record primary with 40 to 75 percent of enrolled Democrats expected to choose between Mayor John F. Hylan and State Senator Jimmy Walker. Republicans also split their votes among Frank D. Waterman John J. Lyons and William M. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheci
New York
John F. Hylan
Jimmy" Walker
Frank D. Waterman
John J. Lyons
William M. Bennett
Legion Cups Awarded For 1924-25 Membership Contest
The 8S Dakota and France departments won national membership cups in the 1924-25 American Legion contests announced at national headquarters by National Adjutant James F Barton. Dakota posted a 37.48 percent gain, France 163.80 percent, with Dakota earning the D Olier trophy for a second consecutive year.
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Department of 8S
Dakota
Department of France
American Legion
the Legion
James F. Barton
Arena Telephone and Telegraph Company Dividend Notice
The regular quarterly dividend of $2.25 per share will be paid on October 15, 1925, to stockholders of record at the close of business on September 19, 1925. H. Blatr-Smith, Treasurer.
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H. Blatr-Smith
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