Stocks Move Up Evenly In Bull Market
New York stock averages rose to new highs in a buoyant week end session. Industrials at 147.16 up .70 and rails at 103.66 up .80. Banking interests were active on the buying side, boosting confidence in the ongoing market rally. Motor shares led advances with Hudson profits and current movers hitting fresh highs in General Motors Pierce Arrow Packard Chandler Mack Truck White Motors.
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United Press
New York
Hudson
General Motors
Pierce Arrow
Packard
Chandler
Mack Truck
White Motors
Indianapolis Bank Clearing Totals Reported for Today and Week
Indianapolis bank clearings for today reached 2 779 000 with debits at 6 518 000. The week ending today shows 17 263 000 in clearings and noon figures at 38 900 000.
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Indianapolis
Foreign Exchange Markets Close Irregular in New York
Foreign exchange, including Sterling at 84 1 2 cents, and other quotes drifted irregularly in New York on Sept 19. The market showed small gains for some currencies while others moved modestly, with little clear trend and several minor price adjustments noted.
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New York
Forei
Sterlite
Offizium
Arks
Shanghai
Lie
Hong-Kong
Yokohama
Potent market listings show varied grain and poultry prices
Prices for eggs butter and poultry across Indianapolis Cleveland and New York include creamery butter around 46 to 50 cents per pound, eggs at 30 to 60 cents, fowls ducks and turkeys priced by weight, with cheese and potatoes also quoted. Numerous regional receipts and ranges reflect active commodity trading.
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Indianapolis
Eese
Wisconsin
Rearia
Michigan
Maine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New
Long Islands
Wholesale Meat Prices Read Out For Various Carcass Weights
Meat price list shows beef native steers 500 to 800 lbs at 22 cents under carcass, hinds 4 cents, fores 6 cents. native cows 400 to 700 lbs at 11 to 14 cents. tongues and sweetbreads priced per item. Mutton lambs and veal carcasses follow with cents-per-pound figures. scattered entries note brains, tongue, and other byproducts.
Chicago Grain Table Sept 19 Receipts and Shipments
Chicago grain table shows primary receipts for September 19 with Wheat 2 112 000, Corn 324 000, Oats 893 000 compared to prior totals. Shipments list Wheat 830 000, Corn 223 000, Oats 593 000 versus prior figures. Carrot receipts noted for Wheat 14, Corn 100, Oats 4.
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Chicago
Spe
Western Feeding Lambs and Cattle Prices at Indianapolis Exchange
Light receipts around 3,000 failed to meet demand as prices rose on top grades. Western feeding lambs hit $14.75 with a large 800 head run, native sheep steady at $14.50, calves softening to around $14 to $14.50, hogs from $12.50 to $14.50, and cattle steady with steers $14.25 and cows $4 to $8.25.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Montana
Cincinnatt
Apts
Butane
East ST. Louis
Buffalo
Aioe
Grains Close Sharply Off on Board of Trade
Grains settled lower on the Chicago Board of Trade as September corn and rye deliveries hit new lows. Eastern buyers supported wheat briefly, while general selling and large country receipts pushed corn down with oats following the trend. Higher provisions reflected cash interest covering.
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United Press Chicago
Board of Trade Today
General Commission House
Grain and hay market reports from Indianapolis Chicago Toledo
Bids at the Indianapolis Board of Trade show Wheat steady at 1.64 for No. 2 red. Corn mixed with No. 2 white 54 to 85 cents and No. 2 yellow around 84 to 83 cents. Oats steady at 37 to 38 cents for No. 2 white. Chicago quotes No. 2 yellow 91 to 93 cents. Toledo cash Wheat 1.67 to 1.68, Corn 95 to 94 cents, Rye 95 cents. Clover, timothy, and hay prices listed. weekly flour production and grain inspections summarized.
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New York
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Chicago
Ray
Toledo
Timothy
Weven
Alsike
Commission Row A Produce Prices Listed in Shambles
A garbled list shows produce items with weights and prices including Grimes Golden apples, Bananas, Cantaloupes from Indiana, Tip Top peaches, Oregon prunes, California oranges, Bartlett and other pears, Watermelons, beans, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, corn, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, melons, greens, and tomatoes. Prices range widely, reflecting a busy market row with many entries and inconsistent formatting.
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Grimes
Indiana
Colorado
California
Local mills post wheat price at one four per bushel
Local Wagon Wheat andynangul mills and erain elevators quote No 2 red wheat at 1.4 dollars per bushel on their merits. The report notes price variations among mills and elevators and emphasizes market merit.
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Andinnangul Mills
Erain
Retail Fish Prices Fill Market Listing
A dated price list shows varied fish costs set by type and cut. Whitefish ranges from 5¢ to 40¢, salmon and trout featured with 35¢ to 40¢ tags, oysters and lobsters priced up to 90¢, clams and shrimp listed by dozen or pint.
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Oaby
Boston
River Gare
Lake Roullets
Births Report From City Hospitals List of Girls and Boys
Birth announcements list multiple families with newborn girls and boys. Entries name parents and their city hospital or Methodist Hospital along with street addresses. The fragment shows numerous pairs of parents such as Lee and Anna Weber and Elwood and Rebecca Robbins with births at city or Methodist hospitals.
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Lee
Anna ‘Weber
City Hospital
Bennie
Eunice Heightchew
Pita Ernest
Catherine Davis
City Hos- William
Fertha Sims
Albert
Gracie Bartee
Buford
Helen Sanders
Asbu
Chester
Anna Haeferlin
Methodist Hospital
George and
Lara Fisher
Jackson
Yde and
Mearl Lively
Cornell
Elwood
Rebecca Robbins
Hall
Lena Pritchard
Henry and
Rachel Williams
City Hosital
Sebert
Lola Milligan
Kerman
Anna Lewis
N. Traub
Carl
Ida Wamsley
Milburn
Mece and
Gledys Gasper
Nois
Clarence
Mabel Shoemaker
N. Garfield
Earl and Ely Morrison
Graceland
W Fred
Bertha Johantsen
Girts
Deaths in Local Ledger Highlighted Obituaries
Obituary notices list several individuals with ages and causes of death. Gala S. Rush age 62 of 5690 Winthrop is noted alongside Leroy J. Ingram four months of age with ileocolitis at 220 Blackford. John Leslie Sherril 78 of 518 W Twenty first suffered arteriosclerosis. Cora M. Ross 54 of 718 W Thirty First died from carcinoma. Theodore Fepemin Eddy one day old of 1308 Polk. Ei paore announces Kendall 1037 Wight sixteen with myocard. Robert B. Manefield 59 at Methodist Hospital with acute myocarditis.
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Winthrop
Parcals
Leroy J. Ingram
Blackford
John Leslie Sherril
Cora M. Ross
Theodore Fepemin Eddy
Polk
Ei Paore
Robert
B. Manefield
Methodist Hospital
Bystander's Shot Wounds Man In Bootleg War
Police suspect a bootlegger’s gun fired from a Buick roadster near McCarty and West Street. Fred Young of 540 East West Street was struck in the left thigh as a Buick passed and a shot cracked. Dr. J. E. Hughes treated him at home. police think he may have been mistaken for another participant in a bootleggers war.
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Fred Young
E. West St
McCarty
West St
J. E. Hughes
S. Meridian St
Robbery Arrests After $1000 Hold-Up in Indiana
Marion Hardson and Emma Gonis were arrested in Michigan City on a claim they robbed James Haemy of $1000 in gold and currency Friday night. the money was recovered. Separate incident reports Mary Hasse, five, was struck by a car driven by E C Barrett and taken to hospital with non serious injuries.
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Times Special
LA Porte
Ind
Marion Hardson
Emma Gonis
Michigan City
James Haemy
AUTO
Chicago Hogs And Cattle Prices Across Multiple Markets
Hogs receipts 3,000 with steady to up market. best heavy hogs near 15.45 with several weight classes listed. Cattle receipts 2,000 with mixed week changes. best steers around 11 to 11.5, fat cows 9 to 9.5, vealers up modestly. Prices shown for Cincinnati East St Louis Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland reflect regional shifts and weekly trends across livestock categories.
Woman Hurt by Auto in City Street Collision
Grace Davies 21 of 518 North Dearborn Street was injured when struck by an auto driven by William Struitt 40 North Chester Avenue as she exited a street car at Pennsylvan ia and Vermont Streets. Struitt charged with assault and battery. Mayme Zoll 620 East New York Street charged with assault and battery after her car collided with another. Cora Bennett and her five month old Mahlon were thrown. baby unharmed and taken home by city ambulance.
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Dearborn St
St. Vincents Hospital
William Struitt
Chester Ave
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Struitt
Mayme Zoll
New York St
North and
Meridian Sts
Cora Bennett
Mahlon
Bennett
Indiana Prohibition Director Morgan Replaced by Harris
Former Indiana prohibition director Bert Morgan is dismissed and replaced by Harris of Jonesboro. Morgan, who led enforcement for four years, vows to support Yellowly and Harris while urging continued nonpolitical enforcement and praising the department’s staff and Indiana’s voters.
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Indianapolis
Morgan
Harris
Jonesboro
Ind
Indiana
E. C. Yellowly
Prohibition
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Anti-Saloon League
Press of
Federal Council of Churches
Watson
Mr. Yellowly
Yellowly
Senator Watson
Mr. Harris
Garage Blaze Causes $25000 Loss and Pageant of Firefighting
A garage fire at the old Empire Theater site caused $25000 in damage with cars blocked from leaving. Fire origin uncertain with theories of defective roof wiring or backfire. Dozens of firefighters and bystanders contained the blaze as cars were moved and the roof saved. the building remains insured and repairs planned.
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O'Brien
Boyers Hatchery
Delaware St
Firemen Battle Large Blaze at Barnes Soap Works
Firefighters waded through bubbles and foam reaching their knees as they fought a spectacular blaze at the Barnes Soap Works in Green Point. More than 200 firemen used tons of water to combat the fire, with suds pouring from windows and doors. A strange note mentions a toad shedding irritating fluid from its skin.
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United Pres
New York
Barnes Soap Works
Green Point
Birds Save Crops By Eating Insects And Grains
The article argues birds maintain agriculture by consuming vast insect populations and weed seeds, aiding crop yields. It cites specific feeding rates in various species, insect reproduction data, and notes on birds reducing rodent damage, highlighting hawks and owls as natural pest controllers.
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Nature
Three Held After Chase For Transporting Liquor
State Police nabbed Charles Jackson at 936 N West St Will Uargis Pettijohn St and James Bradley of Chicago on liquor transport charges after a 15 mile pursuit from Twenty Ninth St and Boulevard Pl to the arrest location. Officers Jarrett and Detective Rugegenstein led the case with speeding no license and no title cited first.
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Charles Jackson
N. West St
Will Uargis
Pettijohn
James Bradley
Chicago
Ill
Jarrett
William Rugegenstein
Twenty-Ninth St
Boulevard Pl
Rugenstein
Continuance in Indiana Securities Case for Smith and Cadwell
Hamilton Smith and Arthur Cadwell both of New York were charged under the Indiana securities law and granted a continuance to Sept 24. Bond set at $2000. Detectives Hubbard and Jordan arrested them on warrants by Frank E. Wright. They allegedly sold $5,000 of stock to an elderly woman who paid $1,500.
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Hamilton Smith
Arthur Cadwell
New York
Indiana Securities Commission
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Hubbard and
Jordan
Frank E. Wright
Commission
Cadwell
Smith
Wilcox withdraws from U S Senate race in Wisconsin
Roy P. Wilcox independent Republican, runner up to La Follette Jr. in the GOP primary, pulls out of the race in Madison Wisconsin. He pledges loyalty to the national Republican organization and endorses President Coolidge policies.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
Roy P. Wilcox
United States Senate
Wilcox
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
National Party Organization
Coolidge
Public nuisance suit targets liquor sales at Washington Street address
Complaint for abatement of a public nuisance filed in circuit court by Anti Saloon League attorneys names defendants John Stantley Joe Petit both of 469 W Washington St Cecilia Stalnaker and Amelia B Mansur charging liquor has been sold at that address.
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Anti-Saloon League
John Stantley
Joe Petit
Washington St
Cecilia Stalnaker
Amelia B. Mansur
Killer of Bride Shot Dead in Bergenfield Tragedy
George Thompson, a temperamental young violinist accused of pursuing other men, shot bride Marie McDonald a pianist after an argument with her husband Sergeant John McDonald. Thompson died today from self inflicted gunshot wounds.
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United Press
Bergenfield
N. J
George Thompson
Marie McDonald
Thompson
John McDonald
Remarriage Ordered for Ira Wells After Bigamy Charge
Criminal Judge James A. Collins released Ira M Wells at his own recognizance on condition he take wife No 2 to a Christian minister for re marriage Wells had been charged with bigamy after a prior marriage Judge Collins recently granted Wells first wife a divorce and said the couple should begin again under Christian influence.
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James A. Collins
Ira M.wells
Massachusetts Ave
Collins
Wells
Orbita Liner Runs Aground Near Needles With Passengers
The Orbita from Southampton is ashore off the Needles and listing badly in heavy weather. A Southampton message says the ship carries passengers but the Royal Mail Line asserts no danger to passengers or crew.
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London
The
Central News
Orbita
Southampton
Needles
Royal Mail Line
Deportation Planned After Largest Chinatown Roundup
New York dispatch reports more than 500 Chinese facing deportation proceedings after a massive, citywide sweep conducted by 150 detectives and federal agents. The all-night raids targeted a renewed Tong war and marked the greatest roundup under the exclusion act in the city.
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United Preas
New York
Children Abducted From Lowell Area Home
Shirley Fisher aged four and her brother Jack aged three were kidnapped from their beds by two masked men in South Weymouth Massachusetts. Police seek clues and have asked Lowell authorities to question the mother who may help explain the abduction.
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United Preas
Empire Burlesque House Reflects City Theaters Past
The Empire theater in a Cincinnati organization era hosted burlesque and novelty acts, with occasional straight drama. Manager Zimmerman used humorous cues to address hissed acts while stars like Webber, Fields, Fitzsimmons, and Sullivan appeared. The venue faded as musical comedy and gospel missions replaced burlesque before a garage era.
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Cincinnati
People's Theater
Buckingham
Louisville
The
Empire
Helena Mora
Ob Fitzsimmons
John L. Sullivan
Edmund Hays
Broadway
Woman Leaps to Death From Central Bridge
An unidentified woman about 36 jumped 135 feet from the Central bridge into the Ohio River in Cincinnati. Two young men tried to intervene as she climbed the railing but she cried out and leaped before they could reach her.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Central Bridge
Ohio River
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