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In Insull Election On Municipal Light Plant Sale
Warrens residents discuss the July 7 special election to decide whether the municipal light plant should be sold to Insull interests for 55000 dollars.
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Market Letter Notes Bearish Tone Amid Weakness in Locomotives
Westheimer & Co reports a third appearance by market leaders, traders selling on the short side pushing prices lower toward close. They expect continued bearishness, with some stocks failing to meet support. American Locomotive weak below 11714 to 114, while Northwestern roads attract buyers and oils pause but may rise later. American Sugar and Vivaudou show continued buying.
Sargent Elected Railway Head in Chicago and Omaha Lines
Fred W. Sargent of Chicago was elected president of the Chicago & Northwestern and of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha lines after William H. Finlay resigned. Marvin Hughitt also resigned as chairman, with the merger plan of Omaha into the parent company approved for interstate commerce commission filing.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
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Securities of the Roads
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Chicago South Shore Railroad Files Incorporation Plans
Indianapolis June 24 Articles of Incorporation filed with Secretary Schorte meier by the Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad Company set capital at 2 000 000 dollars in preferred stock and 200 000 shares of common stock with no par value. The firm seeks to build an electric interurban line from South Bend to Chicago with headquarters in Michigan City Indiana. The route covers New Carlisle Hudson Michigan City Aetna Gary Hammond East Chicago and Chicago.
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Downtown safes robbed in Indianapolis
Robbers broke open three downtown offices in Indianapolis early Tuesday and escaped with 1728 dollars in cash and negotiable securities. The burglaries were discovered when offices opened for business. Police had been on 12 hour shifts but would return to eight hour shifts Tuesday after a recent banditry wave.
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Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association Convention Underway
The twelfth annual Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association convention opens in Indianapolis and runs through Wednesday. Topics focus on dry goods and ready-to-wear trade challenges and developments.
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Ny International News Service
Indianapolis
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Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association
White Rock Mour Mystery Advert Says Satisfaction Bag
An odd grocery pitch promises satisfaction with a bag when you buy White Rock Mour. The message urges customers to ask their grocer about the offer.
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Jlodtt
Regular taxi service to Pauleys Cabin
Taxi service operates to Pauleys Cabin listed with phone contact 333. Regular rides available to the area, with pickup and drop off options and standard rates.
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Pauley
Liberty grain prices show varied quotes in Chicago
International News Service reports Liberty grain quotes for several contracts with small fluctuations. Figures include 102.30 102.24 102.24 and 101.31 101.27 101.27 across Liberty 1 to Liberty 3-4%4s.
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International News Service
Liberty
Shapiro's Trial In Fall Set After Bond Release
Indianapolis June 24 Jack Shapiro of Chicago a member of an alleged five man gang indicted for interstate freight thefts was released on 2500 bond and his case set for trial next fall as the jury failed to reach a verdict. He was charged with fixing matters for a wing of freight car thieves.
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Jack Shapiro
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Shapiro
Notice to property owners to cut weeds now
Property owners with vacant lots are notified to cut all weeds immediately. Signed by James A. Willey, Sanitary Officer. 125d
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Grain Prices and Hay Listings from Indianapolis Market
The page shows wholesale grain quotes with corn and oats and hay prices. Hay categories include timothy No 1 No 2 and clover mixes with bids ranging from 14.00 to 19.50 per unit. The date is June 24 1925 and location Indianapolis.
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Butte
Eee
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts around 4100 with steady to firm prices. Medium to lights mostly at 12.00 to 14.00, some higher. Cattle receipts about 450 with varying classes plus beef slaughterers and calves showing steady to good demand. Sheep receipts near 3500 with active demand for spring lambs and clipped ewes. Prices range from 1.00 to 16.09 for lambs and 8.00 to 10.50 for good to choice calves.
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Blake
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