Market Ends Week With Mixed Action After Early Gains
New York price movements show early strength in American Can General Motors and Chrysler lifting to high ground before selling in United States Steel and others pulled the market down. Irregularities and mixed sentiment characterized the last hour with aggressive buying in special issues and baking stocks, while rails were strongly bought.
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Ra United Preas
New York
American Can
General Motors
Chrysler
United States Steel
Local Bank Clearings Report Totals for Week Ending Today
Bank clearings for the period show totals around 32 million with daily figures near 5.8 million. Individual values are mixed and include estimates such as 2.3 and 2.2 in scattered entries.
Market Ticker Fragmented Trade Data
Fragmentary OCR style numbers hint at stock quotes and prices. The readable bits show Prev Close 100.29 and 101.30 with intraday figures near 100 to 106, plus daily highs and lows and possibly ratios like 100/30. Overall the text is a garbled market ticker snapshot.
Foreign Exchange Closes Irregular in New York
Foreign exchange markets closed irregular in New York with varied shifts. The franc weakened to 73 cents, the lire rose to 407 1/4, and mixed changes were seen in Hong Kong Shanghai and Yokohama rates reflecting unsettled conditions.
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New York
Kong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Fresh market prices and lossy poultry notes across markets
The report lists butter, cheese, meats, and poultry prices in New York and Chicago markets, with figures for butter fat, lard, pork, and various poultry items. It notes steady live poultry prices, and specific quotes for eggs, milk products, and potatoes among regional traders.
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New. York
Middlewest
Yeland
Pacific Coast
Geicago
Americas
Panconein Ang
Idaho
Cleveland
Maine
Insylvania
New York
Bae
Ohio
Western
Notices in Marion County probate estate settlements
In Marion County Probate Court several estates, including Julia, deceased, and James Bele, deceased, have final settlement actions ongoing. Heirs and creditors are summoned to appear, present proof of heirship, and show cause why accounts and vouchers should not be approved. Public notices also detail Indianapolis Public Works assessment hearings for alley improvements on California and Pratt Streets with dates and hearing times.
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Julia
Marion County
W. K
Thee Ag
James Bele
George C. Harness
Ae H. Losche
Maepos
Ind
Bent
Board of Ablie Works
Indianapolis
California
Poe
St. Clair
Pratt St
Board of Public Works OH
Saic
Ted i
Urgent East Demand Drives Calves Price Jump at Indy Market
An east demand pushes calves up one dollar at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange as arrivals reach about 6 000 hogs and 200 cattle. Light and light light hogs sell to 14 30, typical trades 13 80 to 14 25. calves rise to 16 with most calves clearing 15 to 16.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Garicago
Snr
Sfees
I. Ee
Aioe
East St, Louis
Parker T
Erie
Baeking
Cleveland
York
Bisdae
Roth
aettle—Berket
Oice
Envy Fork
Cincinnati
Isis
Mark
Mark Steady
Pat
Wheat Leads as Grains Fall on Chicago Board
Grain prices on the Chicago Board of Trade declined under heavy liquidation with wheat about 16 cents below the week's high. Corn showed weak support as liquidations continued. oats steadied with large holdings largely liquidated. Provisions moved slightly higher on short covering.
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United Arena Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table Summary
Grain table details for May and Sept contracts show prices around 17.2 to 18.2 with nominal figures and listed volumes for corn soybeans oats and related items. The snippet includes figures such as 17.35 17.22 17.27 and volumes like 667,000 and 730,006, with names Bobet and AUER referenced among line items.
Grain Prices and Trade Notes from Indianapolis Board of Trade
The report covers cash grain prices and basis to New York with bids from Indianapolis, listing No 2 white 72 78c No 3 white 71 72c No 1 yellow 72c No 3 yellow and other grades. Inspections show varied lots of wheat and corn with multiple white yellow and mixed categories, totals by car, plus Timothy and Alsike hay prices and butter eggs and hay values.
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New York
Havrack Indianapolis
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Marais
Huy
Timothy
Prices for assorted fruits and vegetables in 40-pound baskets
A list of produce with bulk prices including apples Jonathan Grimes Golden bananas melons cranberries and citrus. The dense catalog shows baskets and crates with per unit and per basket costs, listing origins like California Washington and Oregon and quantities such as 40-pound baskets and crates.
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Appler
Jonathans
Lumber Trade Slows In Early Fall Demand Cites Seasonal Recession
Trade reviews indicate a marked seasonal recession in softwood demand with shipments running above production only slightly. Builders hold steady while mixed-car orders deplete stocks. southern mills see strong East and South activity, though Florida trade is hampered by rail embargoes. Northern hardwoods firm as demand rises, maple for automotive use increases, and oak remains buoyant in flooring markets.
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Chicago
Middle West
Southern Pine Mills
Florida
California
Atlantic Coast
Drouth
Meat Price Listings For Native Cattle And Beef
Dated meat market items show wholesale prices for native beef and carcass cuts. Prices span 600 to 700 pounds with per pound figures for forequarter, loin, and tenderloins. Trade and dressed weights appear with varying cents per pound and terms like forequarter and undercarcass.
Sugar Market closes at extreme lows for crops and futures
The Sugar Market weekly wrap says both actuals and futures sit at extreme lows for the current and new crop. Refiners’ disinterestedness pushed distressed sugars to 25 14 cents after a 2 percent shift. Beets crops progress well and bumper crops are forecast. Chicago Cotton Futures noted for Sept 25.
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Byrgmanon & McKinnon
State urged to care for insane at Julietta Hospital
Marion County officials seek state absorption of mentally ill. The State board of charities, led by John A. Brown, backs immediate admission of all insane to State hospitals and notes overcrowding at five facilities. Commissioners refuse county funding after Jan 1, pushing patients toward state care. Chairman Gavish to study conditions for concrete recommendations.
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Marion County
Julietta Hospital
State Board of Charities
John A. Brown
Julietta
Brown
Francis H. Gavish
More Vets In Hospitals Now
Eight thousand more World War veterans were in veterans' bureau hospitals last May than July a year earlier. Of 29,424 veterans in hospitals, four of five are in home states. The American Legion urged bureau improvements and facilities at its Omaha convention report by Watson B. Miller.
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Bu_ Times
Nevial
Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Watson B. Miller
National Rehabilitation Committee of the
American Legion
Omaha
Miller
The
Legion
Births and deaths listed in hospital notices
A column lists numerous birth announcements with parent names and addresses including Earl and Thelma Etherald, Herren and Eleanor Higgs, and Hazel Buchanan, among others. It also records deaths such as Lizzette Tubercaiga, Anne Rosle, Mitchell, and Bennie B. Brinson with hospital notes and ages.
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Earl
Thelma Etherald
Herren
Eleanor Higgs
N.arry
Hazel Buchanan
N. Hol
Wary
Ruby Bohman
St. Vincent al
Sindison
Jane Bro
Edward
Mary Rovers
Torbet
Adacik
N. Concord
Beulah Montrose
St. Vinat Hospital
Ruth Reinert
St. Vincent
Helen Rouzer
St. Vincent le Hoagpital
Charney
Bernadine Mountain
St. Vincent Hospital
A Hand
Clara Bosler
G. Audo“eer
Joseph
Anna Weaver
Arbor
Lizzette Tubercaiga
W. Pratt
Anne Rosle
Orleans
Perit Ous
Min Mitchell
Bennie B. Brinson
Christian Hospital Pulmonary Em Am
Peking Theater Roles Tilt Male and Female
In China the New York curb market notes that most native troupes are gender segregated with men playing leading ladies and women taking male roles. The observation highlights cross gender casting as a common practice in traditional Chinese theater.
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Peking
China
Seeds and dispersal tactics in wild plants
A survey of how plants scatter seeds using explosive pods windborne fruits and lightweight airborne or buoyant seeds. It notes the monkey’s dinner bell sling fruits basswood wings dandelion fluff bladderlike floats and animal aided dispersal as well as defenses that protect seeds from premature consumption and digestion.
Sunk submarine S-51 hides fate of 34 sailors
Searchers scoured the seas for survivors after the S-51 vanished with 34 aboard. Only three men were found, as officials noted the submarine had airtight compartments and air devises times, and could sustain life for about a week if not too damaged by a ram.
Survivors Doing Well From Submarine Rescue
Captain J H Diehl of the City of Rome reports three men saved from submarine S51 are doing well. Passengers and crew aboard City of Rome allJoined in saying they are safe. The ship is docking at Boston around 2 p m and more details will follow.
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United Press
New York
J. H. Diehl
City of Rome
Boston
Navy authorizes divers to assist in sub rescue
Washington September 26 The Navy Department granted authority to Rear Admiral De Steiener commanding the Boston district to hire a commercial diving and salvage firm to aid in the rescue operations for the submarine 8 51.
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United Preas
Washington
Navy Department
de Steiener
Boston Naval District
Wrecking Tugs Start for S-51 Crash Scene
The U S S Sagamore and a Merrith Chapman wrecking tug departed New York for the S-51 crash site off Block Island, aiming to reach the area by early tomorrow morning.
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United Prena YY
New York
U. S. S. Sagamore
Merrith-Chapman Wrecking Company
Block Island
Navy to Investigate Submarine Collision with City of Rome
Secretary Wilbur announced an immediate investigation into the ramming of submarine 8-51 by the steamship City of Rome. He met with President Coolidge, and said relief efforts proceed as hope remains that some of the thirty four missing crew may still be alive in the sunken vessel.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur Today
City of
Rome
White House
President Coolidge
Wilbur
Submarine 851 wreck location marked by Putnam
A naval message from Charleston yard reports the destroyer Putnam located the wreck of submarine 851 and marked its exact spot with buoys. The Putnam will return to Newport after marking the site.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Naval Communications
Charleston Navy Yard
United States
Putnam
Newport
Truck Driver Killed in Train Collision near De Long
Earl Johnson age 21 of Culver was killed instantly when the truck he drove for Zechiel Brothers stock buyers was struck by a southbound Pennsylvania train near De Long north of Logansport Indiana.
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United Press
Logansport
Ind
Earl Johnson
Zechiel Brothers
Culver
Pennsylvania
de Long
Here
Mayor Approves Big Halloween Party Plan
Mayor Shank approved the citys largest Halloween event with a street dance pageant and floats. State wide aims include inviting Indiana mayors to attend and broaden the affair beyond the city.
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Indiana
Shank
Registration quarters open in Tenth ward at Prospect Street
Registration headquarters for the Tenth ward will open today at 2037 Prospect St. George W. Coffin, Republican city chairman, announced. The office will be open each evening from 7 to 10, with Representative Harry Buchanan in charge.
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Tenth Ward
Prospect St
George W. Coffin
Harry Buchanan
Water Company files six month statement with PSC
Indianapolis Water Company filed a statement to the public service commission for the six months ending June 30. Additions to property were estimated at 501,499 and reductions from capital at 14,660.
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Indianapolis Water Company Today
Public Service Commission
Federal grand jury returns 80 true bills
Eighty indictments issued after a week of deliberation by the federal grand jury led by Judge Robert C Baltzell. Indianapolis division accounts for 24 indictments naming 30 people with charges including violations of the federal prohibition law motor theft white slavery counterfeiting and postal law violations. Those from Terre Haute Evansville New Albany Ft Wayne South Bend and Hammond divisions also indicted.
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Robert C. Baltzell
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Evansville
New Albany
Mike Davis
Ruth Hartley
New Orleans
Miss Hartley
Ft. Wayne
South Bend
Hammond
Mayor Names Panel to Oppose Indiana Bell Rate Hikes
Mayor Eli Siebert of South Bend Indiana calls a committee meeting to study proposed Indiana Bell Telephone rate increases. Horace Brown president of the Municipal League of Indiana appoints the panel to organize a fight at the statewide valuation hearing beginning October 5 in Claypool Noblesville to represent the league.
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Eli Siebert
South Bend
Ind
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Claypool
Horace Brown
Noblesvillle
Municipal League of Indiana
Republican and Democratic mayoral candidates to speak tonight
Republican mayoral candidate John L. Duvall will address voters at the Odd Fellow Carnival on Woodlawn Avenue and Shelby Street. Republican candidates for council and city clerk will also give short talks. Democratic mayoral candidate Walter Myers speaks at the Eagle Theater Brightwood between shows outlining a 15 member efficiency committee to advise if elected.
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John L. Duvall
Woodlawn Ave
Shelby St
Walter Myers
Eagle Theater
Brightwood
At & Po. m
Myers
Girl Hurt In Crash In City Hospitalized
Lattine Cooper, 14, of 606 West Tenth Street, is in city hospital with facial cuts after an auto collision Friday night at North and Fayette Streets. She was thrown from a car driven by William Moore of 450 North Senate Avenue when hit by a vehicle driven by Roy Thompson of 916 North California Street. Moore faces improper driving charges and Thompson is charged with assault and battery.
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Lattine Cooper
Tenth St
City Hospital
North and Fayette Sts
William Moore
Senate Ave
Roy Thompson
California St
Moore
Thompson
Tire Dealers to Discuss BBB Ties at Indianapolis Meeting
The relation of the Better Business Bureau to the tire industry will be examined by Indianapolis tire dealers at a Tuesday Chamber of Commerce gathering. Formation of a tire dealers association will also be on the agenda.
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Business Bureau
Better Business Bureau
Indianapolis Tire
Chamber of Commerce
Tire Dealers’ Association
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