Hog Market News From Indianapolis Receipts Rise
Indianapolis hog and cattle receipts totaled 9 000 hogs 850 cattle 300 calves and 250 sheep this week versus 9 522 hogs 540 cattle 279 calves and 322 sheep last week and 7 285 hogs 1 472 cattle 369 calves and 427 sheep a year ago. Hog prices slipped 5 cents amid unfavorable reports from other markets though most good hogs sold around 7.35 dollars with a few lighter hogs at 7.90. The market closed steady at the opening value.
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Indianapolis
Fruit and Produce Prices from Various Markets
A long list of daily fruit and vegetable prices with per unit and crate rates. Includes asparagus, apples, cabbage, carrots, cucumbers, berries, leafy greens, onions, parsley, peas, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, tomatoes, and eggs. Also lists poultry prices for hens, chicks, ducks, turkeys, and geese, plus butter and various grain and live stock prices from Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis markets.
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Bermuda
Courtry Shippers
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Hay
Timothy
Indianapolis
Auto repair accident injures Greencastle man
In Greencastle Indiana Reese Buis thirty nine a father living miles east of town was severely burned when an engine exploded while he was repairing his car. His clothes caught fire and he suffered serious burns. The automobile valued at fifteen hundred dollars was nearly destroyed.
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Greencastle
Ind
Reese Buis
Here
Wilson notes Berlin must meet terms on submarine issue
Washington June 10 President Wilson sent a note to Germany prompti ng a second formal demand they observe international law and humanity on submarine warfare The note reportedly rejects German Lusitania claims and bears a friendly tone while signaling the possible severing of relations if Germany fails to concede Bryan’s resignation is seen as a tactic to pressure Berlin officials expect German concessions but still fear rupture with the United States if demands are ignored.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
William J. Bryan
Berlin
High Seas
Lusitania
United States
Bryan
Aryan
Amerilla
Mr. Bryan
Canadian Receiver Honors for Zeppelin Kill in War
Paris June 10 M Millerand minister of war conferred the cross of the Legion of Honor on Sub-Lieutenant R A J Warneford R N S the Canadian officer who wrecked a Zeppelin in mid air in Belgium on Monday The honor was conferred on the recommendation of General Joffre King George conferred the Victoria cross on Sub-Lieutenant Warneford The young Canadian is the first man to receive the highest honors for heroism at the hands of two governments in the present war.
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Paris
Teutons Press Russians Hard In Sector North of Arras
British and French bulletins describe steady gains by German forces in eastern Galicia and along the Arras front. Italian naval action reported asphyxiating gas factory at Monfalcone destroyed by destroyers. Stanislau recapture claimed by Berlin with 4500 prisoners.
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London
Stanlau
Galicia
Lemberg
General Staff of
Germany
Berlin
Petrograd
Siwka
Dneister
Wisznia
Przemysl
Tismenitza
Sukan
Stanislau
Teutons
Kovno
Ugartsberg-Aimatcheff
Tigris
Amara
War Office
Paris
Arras
Neuville St. Vaast
Hebuterne
Toutvent
Tracy le Mont
Quennevieres
Rome
Adriawerke
Italy
Monfalcone
President to Send Note to Britain Over Trade Interference
White House discussions indicate the president will issue a strong representation to Great Britain protesting unwarranted interference with U S neutral trade. Officials say the note will be sent once it can avoid complicating matters with Germany.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
White House
Germany
Navy enlarges inquiry scope at Annapolis examination case
Secretary Daniels issued an order widening the court of inquiry at Annapolis into midshipmen accused of cribbing exam papers. The panel will scrutinize methods used in exam paper preparation handling and distribution to prevent future scandals at the academy. A separate item reports a nine month old baby, Marjorie Ormsby, safely checked after tumbling from a second story window in Ft Wayne Indiana.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Academy
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Marjorie
Orville Ormsby
Bryan Assures Wilson of Support at White House
In a farewell White House meeting Mr. Bryan affirmed support for the president to pursue peace. He reiterated opposition to US sailings on vessels with ammunition and noted his thirty peace treaties as guiding principles. The cordial talk lasted about 30 minutes with mutual good wishes.
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Washington
Bryan
White House
Mr. Bryan
United States
Federal Reserve Board Publishes State Bank Admission Rules
The Federal Reserve Board in Washington has released regulations governing state banks entering the Federal Reserve System. The rules specify eligibility, factors for review, powers and limits of admission, withdrawal procedures, and the system of examinations. The circular aims to ease state banks’ fears and promote entry, stressing the prestige of joining the Reserve System.
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Washington
The
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Reserve Board
Suffrage Group Debates Unity at Midyear Conference
In Chicago on June 10 the National American Woman Suffrage Association held a stormy midsession. Delegates clashed over the rift with the Congressional Union and militant factions, led by Medill McCormick and Antoinette Funk, as Dr. Anna Howard Shaw urged order and unity. The group adopted resolutions denouncing anti democratic policy after a bitter debate.
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Chicago
National American Women Suffrage Association
Congressional Union
National Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Medill McCormick
Antoinette Funk
Aviator Thaw on Leave in Paris After Wartime Flight
American aviator William Thaw, serving with the French aviation corps, visits Paris on two day leave to see brothers passing through from Zurich. He recalls a recent flight where the tail was blown off by a shell and the craft landed with difficulty. Thaw aims to go to Italy or the Dardanelles to operate American flying boats for campaigns. In Indiana, Henry Oxley, 35, asked to be jailed after admitting a $25 forged check cashed at a Maryland state bank. he used a dollar and a half on morphine and says the rest was stolen in Indianapolis.
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Paris
William Thaw
Zurich
Thaw
Italy
Dardanelles
Naval
Columbus
Ind
Henry Oxley
State Bank
Maryland
Indianapolis
Baseball Scores and League Results
Batter numbers and box scores from Federal League and American Association games are listed with team pairings and final tallies. Notable results include St Louis at Pet, Chicago over Phila, and New York beating Phila while Brooklyn and Cincinnati post wins in other matchups.
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Pet. Phila
St. Louis
Chicago
Pitts
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
R. H. BB
Davis, Steen and Baker
Collins, Pennock and Carrigan
Wash
Weisman, Perryman and Agnew
Shaw and Henry
Cicotte
Schalk
McHale
Cottrell
Sweeney
Phila
Cleve
Mitchell and O'Neill
Bush, Wyckoff and
Lapp
Pet. Pei
Detroit
Local surgery at City Hospital reports stable condition
Mrs. Harry George of Oolilie underwent a surgical operation Wednesday performed by Dr Short with Drs Freeland and Simpson assisting. Her condition today is as good as expected. Visiting relatives from Topeka, Brooklyn and Salem spent time with local residents, and W C Cook moved his family to the Richardson property on South M street.
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Harry George
Oolilie
City Hospital
Short
John Padgett
Topeka
Kansas
W. C. Cauble
Brooklyn
New York
Salem
Helen Reid
Howard Reid
S. H. Standish
West Fifteenth Street
W. C. Cook
Mitchell
Richardson
South M Street
Appointment of Executor for Jeanette Dickinson
Notice states Augustus E. Dickinson has qualified as executor of the last will and testament of Jeanette Dickinson, deceased of Lawrence County Indiana. Estate believed solvent. Brooks & Brooks act as attorneys for the executor.
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County of
Lawrence
Jeanette Dickinson
Lawrence County
Indiana
Augustus E. Dickinson
Brooks & Brooks
Atty
Notice of Administration in Theodora Reath Estate
The Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana appoints Robert Reed as Executor of Theodora Reath deceased late of Lawrence County. The estate is declared solvent. W E Clark is the attorney.
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Circuit Court
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Theodora Reath
Robert Reed
David M. Brown
Sale of Williams School House by Spice Valley Trustee
The trustee Laurin Chase of Spice Valley Township Lawrence County Indiana offers Williams School House property for sale June 26 1915. The land described as part of the SE quarter of the SE quarter section five township four north range two west with precise bounds. The sale will first offer land plus building then building alone in two parts the two story and the one story. The trustee may rent the building for school use and reserves rights of Williams Town Hall Company in the second story. School furniture reserved by Township. Best bid accepted cash. Deed upon approval and payment.
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Spice Valley Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Williams School House
Township Four
Williams Town Hall Company
Sheriff Sale of Heltonville Lot In Lawrence County
By virtue of a decree from the Lawrence Circuit Court the sheriff will public sale on a Saturday in 1915 at the Lawrence County Courthouse to satisfy ninety five dollars and forty seven cents plus interest and costs. The rents and profits for seven years of Lot 14 in Todds Addition Heltonville are offered first with the option to sell the fee simple if needed. William H. Sitler is sheriff and Robert L. Mellen is attorney.
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Lawrence Circuit Court
John Hanner
Will Browning
James East
Heltonville Missionary Baptist Church of Heltonville
Lawrence County
Indiana
Martha Holt
Bona Alexander
Oscar G. Miller
Todds
Heltonville
William H. Sitler
Robert L. Mellen
Lawrence Circuit
Cora D. Lawler
James C. Wagoner
Indina
Williams town real estate sale to satisfy court decree
Lawler as administratrix seeks sale of seven year rents for Lot 1 Mill Addition Williams and part of same lot at public auction June 19 1915 in Lawrence County Indiana to satisfy $601.85 plus interest and costs. Sale to be at 10 am to 4 pm at the Court House door. Bidders defend title through heirs and assume valuation defenses. Attorneys William H. Sitter and Frank BE Gilkison listed.
Estate administrator appointed for Priscilla Hamer
An administrator has been named by the State of Indiana to wind up the estate of Priscilla Hamer, deceased, located in Lawrence County. The appointment lists Frank Hamer as Administrator, dated May 14.
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Circuit Court
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Priscilla Hamer
Frank Hamer
W. E. Clark
Notice to Non-Residents in Lawrence County Indiana
Lawrence Circuit Court April Term 1915 Perry F Carr files complaint against August Dussard et al. and an affidavit shows Louis Beaumont not a resident of Indiana. Defendant must appear September 13 1915 at Bedford Court House to answer or demur or risk hearing in his absence. Clerk Fred E Jackson seals the notice dated April 26 1915. May 7w4
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August Dussard
Dussard
W. 8
Taylor
Louis Beaumont
State of
Indiana
Bedord
Bedford
A. D
Fred E. Jackson
Lawrence County Indiana Estate of Jeanette Dickinson
The judge of the Lawrence Circuit Court appoints Augustus E. Dickinson administrator of the estate of Jeanette Dickinson, deceased, of Lawrence County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Brooks and Brooks, Attorneys.
Estate of David M. Brown Deceased
The late David M. Brown's estate is declared solvent. Perry Woolery serves as Executer for the settlement.
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Perry Woolery
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