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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
6
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Westheimer & Co reports June 27 1925 market conditions show no prolonged decline despite bears attempts. Industrials and rails may see broader, more active gains with prices higher than March and brokers loans not peaking, signaling favorable near term prospects.
Vincent Naccarath was acquitted in Gary Indiana city court for a traffic violation tied to parking his car in a way that emulated Mayor W J Fulton. Judge M Greenlee noted he had seen the mayor’s car parked in the same manner.
Mayor Walter Scharge reports that Mrs. Il Livingston of Chicago, returning a call she placed to his home, lost control of her car and crashed through a hedge, up the steps, and struck the front fender at his residence.
The Youngstown Sheet and Tube works will begin actual construction on the new tin plate plant in Gary Indiana on July 1. The facility will include 32 hot mills when completed and is described as a major addition to the works.
Reports from Manila say the typhoon caused at least eight deaths in Balacan and Camarines with Bulan Province reporting five fatalities. The Duet municipality in Camarines is practically destroyed with three deaths.
Twenty boys aged sixteen to twenty selected by the Y.M.C.A. sail for Europe aboard the Andania to promote world brotherhood and peace. The group includes Newland P. Knight of Albany Indiana.
Ralph Kendall an oil truck driver was hospitalized after his vehicle went off the roadside into a ditch while attempting to pass a road drag. The accident occurred today and is being treated as an injury incident.
A lace about three feet long and goods missing from Mrs. David Small’s York yard were found to be stolen by a robin. A nest was discovered made of the lace and cloth, and the nest contained eggs before the owner realized the theft.
Regular taxi service named Pauley's Cabin is listed with contact phone 333 for reservations. The note provides no additional details about hours or service area.
London reports General Pangalos has been appointed premier and will also serve as minister of war in the Greek revolutionary government. General Konylis, rival for leadership, has retired to Thessaly.
Warsaw Indiana June 27 real estate reassessment aroused strong protests as 25 Jackson township farmers filed a body grievance with the board of review against a 2.74 levy per 100 valuation. Monroe township delegates opposed a ten dollar per acre rise for lands not fronting on Swart road.
Officials of the Epworth League Wa bash district Methodist conference announced the 1026 convention will be held in Akron. About 1 000 delegates attended the convention held here this week.
Chicago grain market actions summarized by the International News Service. Brief notes cover price changes and trading activity in the open market.
Bluffton Indiana June 27 Wilbur R Dunn 37 of Uniondale area dies at home from injuries after a seven ton boiler he was helping to move toppled and pinned him beneath it.
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Market notes show hogs steady with prices around 13.50 to 14.25 per cwt and cattle and calves mixed. Sheep and lamb values range from about 4.00 to 16.50, with feeds and cuts listed alongside varying weights and conditions. The report includes several price lines for hogs, cattle, sheep, and calves with regional quotations.
Westheimer & Company offers quotations and information on listed securities upon request. The Cincinnati firm invites readers to contact their New York Stock Exchange members for any securities not listed below.
Treasury bond listings show Liberty bonds with various series and yields. Prices range around 100 to 105 with decimals indicating thirty seconds, reflecting mixed demand and shifting premium across 1 4 percent and higher series.
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