davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13

. b Is e
a magyarsaggal, hogy majns 30
an Dacoration Day., junius I,
%, julius II, 26 es augustus . es
30-an a kor piknikeket rendez.
A gyiiles nagy orommel vette
tudomasul, hogy a kor ifjusaga-
ban meg van az aSarat egy mask
football csapat felallitasara is 8
ennck megszervezesere felkerte a
kor fiatalabb $ sport kedvel6 tag
jait. Ncmsokara megindul tehat a
nemes verseny Kossuth kor ket
labdarug6 csapata koz0tt is - XII
vancsian varjuk azutan melyik vi
szi FL gy6zelmi palmat.
A gyiiles utan hosszabb eszme-
csere indult meg ugy, hogy bizony
ejfelre jart a mutat6, mikor a ta-
eok otthonaikba tertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
A KOSSUTH KOR
GYtjLESE.
Vasarnap tartotta Kossuth k0r
marcus havi rendes gyiileset ia
gok szep szamu erdekl6dese mel
lett.

A 6viiles alkalmaval meebesZe-
lesre kerHltek a llor aktualis prob
lemai 0r0mmel jegyezziik fel,
hogy tagsag alaposan kivette a
maga reszet vitakban, ertekes
hozzaszolasaikkal megmutattak a
tagok, hogy mennyire szivilkon Vi
selik a Kossuth kor sorsat. A gyii-
les a szegedi egyetem segelykero
levelere $5-t szavazott meg a le-
velet tovabbiak celjabol attenni
rendelte Nagybizottsaghoz.
Macy 6rdekkel hallgatta tag
sag a Nagybizottsag mnk0deser6l
sz6l0 ielentest or0mmel vette tu-
domasul, hogy a Magyar Haz ker.
desc v6gre a megvalositas stadiu-
maba iutott. Pekarcsik Tstvan
nagybizottsagi tag lemondvan
mcgbizatasarol, ihelyebe k0r egy-
hangulag Jerabek Mihalyt valasz-
totta meg. Az elnok felkerte kor
tagjait, hogy a Nagybizottsag al
tai rendezett marciusi emlekiin-
nep6lyen teljes szamban jelenje-
mex meg.
A helyiseg k6rdeset illet6leg, a
k0r a varakozas allaspontjara he
| lyezkedett s felkerte az ere hi
vatottakat, hogy tartsak allandd
napirenden ezt a kerdest.,
Az eln0k el akarvan keriilni az
esetleges kellemetlensegeket, je.
lenti a gyiilesnek, hogy a kossutF
K0r nagytarmet husvet masod
napiara a k0vetkezok szeretnek
kivenni: Kish Bella, Reformatn>
egylet, SIT. Imre egvlet es Sz1
l
Istvan egylet. A kerdes felett
hosSzabb vita indult meg gyii
Hes ugy hatarozott, hogy terme'
erre a napra Kish Belanak ada
XII, tekintettel ARA, hogy az . re
ven k0rnek k0zel $1400 bevetelt
volt legut6bbi evben egyreszt :
masreszt a Kishhel kotott terem
b6rleti megallapodas ertelmebel
ere . napra terem ct illeti.
A k0r foglallSozott nyar folya
man rcndczend6 piknikek kerdt
! sevel $ mar most leszogezi S kozl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
ERTEsITEs.

A Verhovay Segelyegylet 10S.
fi6kjanal e heten k0vetkez6 ia
gok betegek:
'Debroszky Julianna, 1860 Will
SON Ave.
Matyasi J6zsefne, B. 425, Early
Road.
Geese Janos, sc Regent ST., E.
Youngstown.
Orosz Istvan. 1923 Williamson
Ave. (Jelenleg City Hospital).
Czombos Istvan, S29 High st.
Czene Gabor, SAG Benwood Ave.
Varga Sandorne, r f ID No. 2,
Box 2, Cortland, @.
Geressi Sandorne, 81 Plum st.
Gregosits JOSEF, titkar
All Kyle st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
A BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEC
GYULESE.
A marciusi iinnepseg Matt del.
utan egy orakor kezd6dik gyiiles

A Bridgeport Szoyetseg mar
cius havi gyiilese most vasarnap,
marcus loan esedekes. Tekintet-
tel ARA, hogy ugyanaklSor a Macy
bizottsag altal rendezendo Mar
ciusi Unnepseg fog lefolyni, keret-
mex a tagok, hogy a gyiilesre mar
egy orakor jojjenek 0ssze Kos
suth k0r kistermeben, 124 East
Federal st. alatt, hogy a tagdijbe-
fizeteseket es targysorozatot el-
intezve, fel haromkOr< testiiletileg
atmehessenek nagyterembe, a
marcus 15-iki iinnepsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
A MAGYAR CSAPAT
VASARNAP MERKOZIK.

A Kossuth k0r football csapa-
tanak multi vasarnapra hirdetett
m6rk6zese elmaradt, mivel az el-
lenfel merkoZest lemondta.
Az elmaradt merk6zeS most va
sarnap, marcus loan lesz megtart
va Niles-ban, delutan 3 oral kez-
dettcl a Republic Fielden.
A m6rkozes ele nagy varakozas-
sal tekintenek sport baratok
mivel az ellenf6l - a TrumbfA
Att. Ass. meglehet6s eros jo for.
maban levG csapat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
REDOVAY JANOS HALALA.

Penteken delel6tt szomoruan
kondultak meg a SIT. 1stvan egv-
haz harangjai, egy derek, lelkes
magyar teStvtriinket Redovay ia
most kisertek Altolso ntjara. Amint
mar megirtllk, a kegyetlen halal
/ ket heti betegseg utan ragadta Ell
azok k0reb6l, akik igazan secret
TEX. Penteken kisert6k utolso ut
jara Redovay Janost.
/ Redovay JanoS 81 evvel ezel6tt
sziiletett Saj6kazan, Borsod me-
/ gveben. Amerikaba 1909-be kerult,
East Youncstownba hat eve jott
lakni. Sheet and Tube o.-nal
dolgozott. 1913 ban vette noiil y
bodrogkisfaludi, Zemplen m. SIT
letesii Lesnyanszly Annat, akivel
leeboldogabb hazaseletet elite.
Hazassagukat az Ur kegyelme ot
| gyermekkel ajandekozta meg, q
xix bizony mso telvesztettek Edes
apjukat. OF arvaja siratia Redo
/ vav .Janost. Ilonka legnagyobb
mind0ssze nyolc ewes, Janos, Imre,
i Tstvan. mig legkisebb Mihaly, a
Xxi alig erte meg meg masodils
esztendej6t.
! Redovay Janos amerikai polgAr
volt, de utols6 leheleteig megma-
radt lelkes magyar embernek, tag.
ia $ jegyzoje volt SIT. lmre Her.
cee egyletnek, tagja volt Re
formatus Egyletnek is. .
Temetese penteken tortent, {
Demater Andras vezetese alatt al
10 rezbanda szomoru hangjai mel
lett kisertek Xxi utolso utiara. Gya
szoljak az 6hazaban edesanyja
felesege es ot apro arvaja
testvere Maria ferjezett Csakt
Belane, s6eorai Lesnyanszky Mi
haly, JOSEF -fs Istvan, ismerosei
j6baratai. Kopors6jara koszoru
/ kildtek a SIT. Tmre egylet, s6go
raj, Ivan Josef, Veres Tstvan
Csak6 Bella es a Sheet and Tub,
Co. Booklet Shop, ahol dolgozott.
Nyuealma leeyen csendes. az it
maradt 0zvegynek pedig adjon a
} Ur vegtelen kegyelme erot es ki
: tartast, hogy felnevelhesse derel
: amerikaiakka 6s j6 magyarokka a
ot kicsi apatlan arvat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
A MUNKAVISzONYOK
J6l mennek munkak a youngs-
town. keriiletben. - A Sheet and
Tube uj gyarat epit.

Tart6san eS erosen megy a mum
ka IA Mahoning es Shenango vol
tgyeinek hatalmas vas es acel tele-
pein. A gyarak bowen ell vannak
latva rendelesekkel es ICY biztosra
veheto, hogy a nyar elejeig mem
lesz cs0kkenes az iizemekben. .
"A heten ismet megindult a nj
lesi Empire mill, amelyet a Wad-
dell Steel Co. vett meg, mig no
vege elott munkaba kezd ugyan-
csak Nilesben Thomas mill, a
mely szinten nj kezekbe, Thomas
Sheet Steel Go. ulajdonaba ment
at.
IA Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co., amely EFT ket tclepet clad
ia, eek helyebe meg a tavasSzal
megkezdi Brier Hill telepen egy
uj nyolc hengeres sheet mill epit6.
set, amely 800 embernek foe
munkat adm jovo oszre, amikorra
az ~ osztaly teljesen elkesziil.
Aki most munkat keres, konyan
kap Youngstownban es a gyarak
szivesen latnak alland0an letelepii
lG magyar munkasokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
APR0 HIRDETESEK
EL.AD0

a Logan Roadon, Youngstowntol 6
majlnyira eszakra fekvo 43 akeres
farm hazzal, csiirrel es gyiimolcs-
fakkal Mcgveheto az egesz vagy
csak 20 aker. Keresse Mrs. Lewis
Drissent, Hubbard S5, F. B.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET.

+ htten' a k6vetkez6 tagok be-
tegek:
Gene Gabor, SAG Benwood Ave.
Orosz IStvan, 1923 Williamson
Ave.
Hochwarth Ienatz, 81 Oneta
Street.
A betegseg Horvath Istvan ei-
n0kh0z. 522 Williamson Ave. je-
lentendo. kinek telefon szama
Auto. 777S4.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
REGI tjZLET - VI
TULAJDONOS.

Fey r6gi, jol ismert magkeras-
kedes keriilt NJ vezetes ala. A
Goodmann es Fla cegnel 7 evio
do1gozott Glickstein Lajos, Mr.
Goodman veje. Al regi tulajdono-
sok most az iizlet vezeteset telje-
sen atadtak Mr.. Glicksteinnak. A
mid6n ceg ezt a nyilvanossaggal
kohl, keri, hogy az iizletfelek er
joakarattal tamogassak az
tet, amint AIT tettek a mutt
t is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
Macy HUSVETI BAL EAST
YOUNGSTOWBAN A MA
GYAR HAZ JAVARA.

Az East Youngstown Magyar
Polgari Kor husvet masodnapjan
nagyszabasu bait rendez a Grow
Hallban. A bal j0vedelme letesi-
tendo Magyar Haz alapja javara
lesz forditva, s ICY rendez6seg
mar most keri az egyleteket, hogy
ezen a napon semmifele mas mu-
latsagot ne rendezzenek, hanem
ezen a mulatsagon legyen oft min
denki = aki meg magylarnak vail
ia magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
IT0KAT ADOTT A
GYEREKEKNEK.

A deputy sheriff letart6ztatta
Young Lylet, mivel kiskoru oyer
meknek - feljelentes szerint re.
szegit0 italokat adott inni. Mr..
Lyle most megyei b0rt0nben var
ia sorsa eld6ltet, ami bizony min
denesetre tobb honapi bortonre
fog szolani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
szEMELYI HIR.

Pipoly Gyula magyar testveriin-
ket, k0zszeretetben allo magyar
iizletembert het folyaman me-
gint beszallitottak a k6rhazba. a
hol a napokban ismet egy mjiteten
esett keresztul. Allapota nagysze-
riien javul, ugy, hogy het vegen
mar ell is fogja hagyni a k6rhazat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
Most epul +!
Most epiil!

Most epul! Most epiil
Modern hat szobas haz, minden kt.
nyelemmel 40xl40 lotion, k0vezett ut
can, villamos menten, kozel a gyarak.
hoz es varos k0zpontjahoz. Most epiii
hatezer dollarert. Lefizetend6 $1,000, 2
tobbi fizethetG mint lakber.
Fclvilagositast ad: Federal 3425.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
DEBROSZKY ANDRAs

Youngstown legr6gibb magyar epito-
vallalkozoja. Mindenfele epitest bizto-
stick es a legjobb feltetelek mellett
elvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot' es k0ltsegvetest. Gin:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson Ave.
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13

10 hold. els5 osztalvu buzaterm6 fold n
gyiirei (Szaboles m) hatdrban. Tuda-
koz6dni lehet
Loschitzer & Engel bankiizleteben
! w. Federal Street, Youngstown, Ohio
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
BONDS CONTINUE THEIR
ADVANCE DURING WEEK
Light Offerings and Cheap Call Money
Aid I'm Strength.

By United Financial
NEW YORK. March S.-The slump
in new bond offerings this week,
which amounted TO slightly more than
S25 900 900. coupled with the easy tone
In the call money market all week
which ruled most of the time at Az
per cent. enabled bond prices to re
sumo their upward swing.
Nervousness OF the market a week
ago over the prospect OF the soldiers
bonus being voted and paid substan-
TALLY in cash has been soothed ma
terially by the news from Washington
that the House ways and means com
mittee favors the Insurance step OF
bonus, which, after ALL may not be
the bugbear TO security market and
the finances of the country that
would appear on the surface.
Improvement in the foreign bond
prices before the fall in the franc
to a new low for all time and the
subsequent drop in French. Belgian
and British bonds during the last
two days, was based on the expected
financing for central Europe.
Steadlness in tho Virginia. Carolina
Chemical issues following the naming
Of receivers for the company, was one
of the features of the week.
Copper bonds have heen steady to
firm with the rising market for the
metal Public utility bonds have bene-
flied by the lull in new offerings.
Liberties finished the week with a
stronger undertone than they began.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
OFFICER CHARGES
FIVE BOYS WITH
STEALING AUTOS
Thirteen Other AffidayitS Are
Filed by Investigator
WorIey.

Five affidavits charging vehicle tax
Iag, grand larceny and unlawful pos
8 ssion were filed in Criminal CouE'
today by Investigator Claude NJ. Wor
ley against seven boys ranging in age
from II to 81.
They are: Paul Jones, 2209 Avon
dale St; George Neil, 1927 N. Adams
ST.; Clifford Craig, Jail; Ralph Cutter
2145 N. Gale St; Raymond Jarrett
2214 N. Dearborn ST.; Louis Pollock
1925 Northwestern Ave, and Law
renee Green, Jail Worley said the
boys used cars for ''joy riding"
Detectives Trick and Giles investi
gated for police.
Thirteen other affidavits charged:
Dimity Kolnoff 542 ". Washington
St, with violating liquor laws; Lee
Fox. 2S6 E. Michigan ST., with for
gerry and grand larceny; Ida Bird
well, 15 n. West St, with violating
liquor laws; Wilbur Shacklett. 621
Allegheny St, and Wallace Duncan.
jail, with violating liquor laws; Karl
Pollock, 1904 Union St, and Joe
Bprnstein, 2944 Ruckle st. with VIC
lating liquor laws, and George Metz
Ter, 1741 s. Meridian ST. and Maude
Kent. Mooresville, Ind, with violat-
ing liquor laws.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
HOGS SELL STEADY
TO NICKEL HIGHER
Market Is Decidedly Erratic-
Bulk Sells at $40,

Hogs sold steady to cents higher
in a decidedly erratic market at the
local stockyards today. Trading was
Of a desultory character, with long
lapses Of activity between buying
spurts which were featured by the
participation Of shippers as the sta
bilizing factor. Traders early asked
S7.85, or Is cents higher, but even
shippers rebelled at this figure and
bid IT'S, or a nickel higher. and about
5000 head sold at this figure. Trading
then stopped and for more than an
hour practically no hogs were sold,
but some orders arrived and trading
was resumed on a $40 basis. or at
Fridays predominatIng price at which
the bulk of sales was made. Local
killers declined to enter at this figure
and maintained their early bids Of
$7.65, or a nickel lower, but only few
We're sold at the sacrifice price. Alto
gether $500 hogs arrived for market,
including 535 carry-oyers, considerably
more than had been expected early,
and sales In the speculative division
reflected the expectation OF higher
market. Pigs were weak to lower at
5000 down FOR the average kinds and
1915 for tops, while sows were gen.
orally steady at $3.50 down. The
market closed the week 10 to 25 cents
higher in the extreme range.
Trading in the cattle department
was rather slow, due to light receipts
Of 250 head and absence Of buyers
over the week-end. Good cattle showed
a gain generally Of Is to % cents for
the week. while the common and me-
dium stock held steady to 10 cents
higher
Trading in the calf market was on
a slightly stronger basis. with top
calves commanding St3 and the bulk
at S12 to $12.50 Receipts 800.
Sheep and lamb prices were un-
changed at $3.50 down for lambs and
SO down for sheep. Receipts. 25.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
CURB UNDER CURRENT
Is ONE OF STRENGTH
Borne-Scrymser Furnishes Pyrotech-
mics in Petroleum Group.
(By Thomson & McKinnonJ
March s.


BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK. March S.-The gen
eral tone Of the Curb market in the
short session today was one of irregu-
larity. but tho under-current was
strong. The oils acted we'll. Tho
close was firm.
Borne-Scrysmer again furnished the
feature movement with a spread of
13 points 10 new high territory. South
Penn oil gained IL. Humble Il and
Ohio 1. Prairie Oil and Gas gained
as much as 6. Fractional gains were
the rule in the independents
Gillette Safety Razor gained IN
over the last close. while Sheckered
Cab showed a loss of points.
Dubllier Condenser hung up still
another high record for itself by
touching 261a. Kresge, Park and Til
ford and Silica Gel were down frac-
tionally. American Gas and Electric
gained a 4 point.
Prairie OIL and Gas raised crude oil
prices 10 TO 20 cents a barrel in the
Mid.Continent field and the advance
was met by Sinclair and Texas Com
pany,
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
Closing Hour

Special strength characterized various
sections of the list in the closing deal
ings. Oil stocks We're actively bought
on the increase in mid-continent crlsde
oil prices, Sinclair reaching new high
ground on the recovery at 2312s Mar
land at IS and Philips Pete at 401A.
Among the rails, Norfolk and West
ern's new high for the year at 11932
was the outstanding feature, while As
Sociated Dry Goods enlivened the in
dustrial specialties by squirting to a
record high at 100A.
Twenty active Industrial stocks on
Saturday averaged 1926, off SO per
cent. Twenty active rails averaged
S1.O9, off .O1 per cent.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08

Corn and Oats, However,
Move Slightly Higher,

By United Financial
CHICAGO, March S.-Wheat closed
weak and lower, corn and oats higher
on the Board of Trade today.
Whea, holders, disgusted with the
prevailing situation, tried to sell out
thus causing a fractional break in
that market. News, to the contrary
was bullish but no one seemed anx-
ious to show any interest. The wait
ing disposition continued to prevail
as operators watched with utmost con
Germ the rapid spread of resentment
toward the McNary- Haugen bin.
Lighter receipts than expected, i'm
provement in demand. both domestic
and foreign, gave corn strength and a
higher close Southwestern dispatch
es indicated the liberal movement un-
der way fer some weeks is about
cleaned up.
Oats were under the dominating in
fluence of corn and showed fractional
gains.
Practically nothing was done in pro
visions during the short session and
prices closed generally steady.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
Cash Grain

INDIANAPOLIS. March s.--rotal receipts
for tht day 81 cars.
Grain prices quoted +. O. b. basis Al n @
to New York: hay on track, lndlanapons;
Bids for grain at the Indianapolis Board OF
WheatEsteady: No. red. s1.04@1 .O6:
No. 2 hard. 81 OF q 1. 03.
Corn-Firm; No. white "A n 20 y c; No.
3 white II a 74c: No. 2 yellow, "a g76 n c.
No yellow. ~ a 74c No. mixed 20 y q
73c; No 3 mixed, 90 q 7Ic.
oate-,steady.; No 2 white 45@47 nc;
Hay-Easy; No. l timothy, s22 W2 %;
No timothy. 500 q % so. No. light
clover mixed, S22 a 22.5O; No. clover hay
S21 80 422.
wheat-No. 2 red. 3 cars; No. red. 2
cars; No. mixed. cars; sample, car
Corn0No. white. cars; No 8 white
cars; No. 4 yellow, car; No. o yellow
IA cars: No. g yellow, car; No. mixed
3 cars; No. 5 mixed. cars; ear. car.
OstsENo. 2 white. 3 cars; No. 3 white
% cars No. white. 4 care sample white,
3 cars; No. 2 mixed. l car. Total, 81 cars
Hay-No. L clover mixed, car. Total.
L car.
CHICAGO, March s.-wheat-No. 2 hard
S112& d1.131s No. 3, 81 IL = Corn
No. 3 yellow. Is 4 @78%; No; 4, 76@ 77c;
No. 5. 70 q 75c; No. 6. 72c; No. mixed,
II "a a 7Sc; No. 4, 76G 76hc; No. 8, 73 \
a 74c: No. 3 white, 7sc; No. 4. 76Q Q77c;
No. 8, 72hc. Oats-No. white as y q
AZ 4 c; No. !. 40 u a acc. Barley-7O a Sic
Rye-No. 2. Tic Timothy and clover
None
ST LOUIS. March S.--Corn--No. 3 white.
nc; July. 90 a c: September, 81 y c. Oats
No. white 40 Il q 40 X No. 3. 4S u c.;
No. 4 4Sc May. 50Ac Wheat--July,
S1107s: September, SLIM; No. REQ,
S114Q1.15M &c: No. 3, S1.03; No. 2 hard
S112; No. 3, $110R.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
HOUSE APPROVES
TWO-WAY BONUS
Democrats Vote Against $50
Cash Payment Plan.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, March S.-A cash
payment and paid-up insurance sol
der bonus bill policy was adopted to-
day by the House Ways and Means
Committee.
By a vote of 1S to u. the commit
tee approved a bonus plan providing
for $50 cash payment and paid-up life
insurance to veterans of the World
War.
The eleven Democrats on the com
mittee voted against the proposal
They were joined by Repres entative
Crowther, New York. Republican.
a bitter dispute between Republican
leaders on the committee arose over the
proposal to put through a special
resolution giving a rs per cent re-
Guction in personal income taxes for
1928.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. March S-Car lot receipts
Wheat. 40. corn. 1S9: oats, SO; rye. II.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
CHARLES JEWETT
DENIES PARTIALITY
IN PRIMARY RACE
Shank Friends Expected to
Ask Support at Peace
Meeting.'

I'VE are not proposing or opposing
any candidate for Governor, we are
for Coolidge for President" Charles
w Jewett, leader of the Jewett-
Lemcke faction of the Republican
party in Marion County, said today.
meeting was scheduled for this
afternoon between representatives of
the Jewett-Lemcke faction and the fac
ton headed by Mayor Shank. The
purpose is to reach a compromise on
the county organization.
"Of course, we want the Marion
County organization back Of Coolidge"
Jewett said.
Although Jewett denies any inten-
test for the Republican nomination for
Governor. it is understood that one of
the demands of Shank's friends, in
compromising with the Jewett-Lemcke
faction, is that Jewett and his friends
support Shank's candidacy. Ed Jack
son, secretary Of State, the other
Marion County candidate for Cover
nor on the Republican ticket, is
supported by the Coffin-Dodson
faction. which is opposed by both the
ether factions.
The coalition is expected to seek
the election of delegates favorable to
Shank. 1t is said an agreement is
sought to bring about the election of
Albert J. Beveridge and Postmaster
General Harry S. New as two of the
delegates at-large to the national con-
vention. A division of Marion County
delegates to the national convention
between the two factions also is an
ticipated.
The Jewett -Lemcke faction was
forced from power with tho election of
Shank as mayor.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
CRIME TRUST IS
SEEN IN CHICAGO
Names of Master Mind Known
-Unearthed In Murder.

By United Press
CHICAGO, March s.-Federai cper-
atives have secured evidence OF the
existence OF a crime trust"
The names OF the master mind"
and his chief satellites are known and
arrests are expected shortly.
The evidence was unearthed during
the examination Of suspects in the
mysterious murder Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Duffy, member Of a gang Of boetA
leggers.
Federal officials believe the crime
trust" engineered the $2,0O0,000 Union
Station robbery a few years ago, who
perpetrated the Werner warehouse
robbery and the 5000, 900 Sibley ware
house liquor robbery. Other robberes
of magnitude in Chicago are attributed
to the ring.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
Man of 20 on Trial Again

BIZ United freSS
MUNCIE, Ind, March S.-For the
second time within a month, Robert
Derbernshire. 20. is on trial here
charged with violation OF the liquor
laws.
and is free on bond pending appeal on
the first charge.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
Quiet Session Develops Into
One of Strength Toward
Close
RAILS LEAD IN UPSWING
Pressure Is Almost Totally
Absent Throughout Morn
ing'S Trade,
The WALL STREET JOURNAL

NEW YORK, March S.-The weekly
mercantile reviews reported encour
aging stability in prices and freedom
from unwholesome tendencies prevail
ing in general business a year ago
Activity in most commercial lines was
described as fairly satisfactory with a
big volume in some fields. This cheer
fulness in conjunction with the Febru
ary ingot production figures setting
forth the highest output since last May
furnished the background for a dis
play of further strength in the early
dealings today. High grade rails We're
the outstanding features.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-03-08
First Hour

Speculative interest was at low ebb
through the first -four, stocks moving
in a narrow range on what was prob
ably the smallest volume Of dealings
seen this year. But if no disposition
was shown to bid prices up, neither
was there any selling pressure. Rep
resentative issues displayed a confident
tone at close to the best levels Of the
current recovery. Steel stocks were
particularly steady. That the steel
companies are gradually working up
to the peak operations of last year
is evident from the output of all com
panies last month.