Indianapolis Market Receipts Show Large Hog Run and Firm Prices
The Indianapolis market saw 12 000 hogs 1 550 cattle 360 calves and 350 sheep this week compared with 13 516 hogs 1 226 cattle 396 calves and 238 sheep a week ago and 814 hogs 1 351 cattle 378 calves and 66 sheep the year prior. A large run of fresh hogs sold with tops at 7.95 and most trades at 7.90, with some strong weights at 7.85. Cattle receipts were smaller than usual for the week and far less than hogs, prompting keen competition among buyers and net prices 10 to 25 cents higher as pens emptied promptly.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Wholesale Produce and Grain Prices
Indianapolis reports wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and grains. Asparagus apples cabbage and berries are listed with per hamper crate and basket prices, along with poultry eggs and livestock prices from markets in Indianapolis and surrounding cities. Grain futures and wagon market rates for corn oats hay and timothy are provided, plus live stock pricing for hogs cattle and sheep across major markets Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City and Cincinnati.
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Ben Davis
Ucumbers
Bermuda
Indianapolis
Eges
Hiewong Springs
Timothy
German Forces Enter Lemberg Amid Russian Retreat
London reports Lemberg the Galicia capital fell to Austro German forces on September 3 1914. Russian retreat continues east of Stanislau Czernowicz while Italian and Austrian battles flare at Caporetto Malborghetto and Flitsch with ground gained and lost along the fronts.
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London
Lemberg
Galicia
Austria
Teutons
William
Germany
Lemberg -Broody
Italy
Petrograd
Bukowina
Stanislau
Czernowitz
Vienna
Berlin
Broody
Cologne
Malberghette
Laibach
Geneva
Malborghetto
Tarvis
Caporetto
Ternova
Goritzia
Flitsch
Arras
Souchez
Angeles
Ecurie
Berry-au-Bac
No concessions on trade in British orders memorandum
Washington reports the British memorandum on administration of orders in council shows no substantial concessions to the United States and no relief that would alter protests against Britain’s blockade practices affecting American trade. Ambassador Page provided the document to the state department on June 24.
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Washington
State Department
Ambassador Page
United States
Germany
Aged Woman Killed by Auto in Terre Haute
Mrs. Jennie Turner age seventy four sister in law of Crawford Fairbanks the millionaire brewer was killed when struck by a automobile driven by A Dale Houff a prominent businessman Witnesses said she became confused as she started across the street and stepped in front of the approaching auto.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Jennie Turner
Crawford Fairbanks
Fire Chief Rollie Moss Dies in Linton
Rollie Moss, 38, chief of the Linton fire department in Indiana, died suddenly of heart disease in Linton on June 24. He was the son of the late Veda Bury and noted for his service with the local fire squad.
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Linton
Ind
Rollie Moss
Countess Helen Janglie D Ardey Jailed by German Court Martial
Sixteen year old Countess Helen Janglie D Ardey was sentenced to three months imprisonment by a German court martial after a dispute with an officer in Ghent. She and her grandmother wore medals bearing King Albert's image, prompting a heated exchange that led to her arrest.
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New York
Helen Janglie D’ardey
Ghent
Albert
London
Convicted of Mail Fraud In Kalos Manufacturing Case
New York on June 24 David Essac son head of Kalos Manufacturing Company was convicted by a jury before Judge Russell in the U S district court of using the mails to promote a swindle. He allegedly obtained about 500000 from people seeking easy money through at home light artistic work. The firm ran offices at 43 West Forty third street and 25 West Thirty fourth street selling graphic medallions and paid fifty cents per medallion to workers who were taught how to make them for a dollar lesson plus a $15 outfit cost required before starting the work.
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New York
David Essacson
Kalos Manufacturing Company
Boston
Russell
United States District Court
West Forty-third Street
West Thirty-fourth Street
Baseball Standings and Scores From National and Federal Leagues
National League results show Chicago St Louis and Brooklyn with mixed wins and losses. batteries listed for each game include names such as Sallee Griner Snyder Vaughn Archer Chalmers Mayer Killifer Tesreau Perritt Meyers, with scores like 6 7 and 9 1. American Association reports Indianapolis Cleveland Columbus Minneapolis with 1 5 and 6 6 records.
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R.H.E
Chicago
St. Louis
Sallee, Griner and Snyder
Vaughn and Archer
New York
Philo
Chalmers, Mayer and Killifer
Tesreau, Perritt and Meyers
Boston
Brooklyn
Dell
McCarty
Ragan and
Gowdy
Market quotations from Indianapolis and other cities on June 24
A condensed market report lists cattle steers and cows with prices from Indianapolis Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Toledo Buffalo and New York area quotation ranges for hogs sheep lambs and calves. Notable figures include Indianapolis best heavies at 7.60 to 7.85 and Chicago bulk hogs at 7.50 to 7.70, with varied cattle and lamb prices across several markets.
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Jans
Louis
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau Observes Mixed Yesterday Forecast
Observations indicate yesterday featured a fair forecast with cloudy periods and clear moments. Partly cloudy conditions and variable skies were reported across multiple zones.
Judge Ellis Returns Summons in Muncie Graft Case
Indianapolis June 24 The Indiana Supreme Court in chambers received Judge Frank Ellis's return to the summons issued to appear and show cause regarding actions in the Muncie graft cases involving Mayor Rollin H Bunch Deputy Prosecutor Williams and others The court cited its original jurisdiction under a recent act Ellis reviewed the grand jury recommendation for a special prosecutor and named William A Thompson The petition for change of venue prompted Ellis to appoint a five judge panel from which the defendants and state may select a trial judge He also named a special prosecutor to aid investigation The case will be decided at the October term of the Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Chambers
Frank Ellis
Delaware Circuit Court
Ellis
Muncie
Rollin H. Bunch
Gene Williams
Bunch
Grand Jury
William A. Thompson
J. Frank Mann
Williams
Venter
Indictment Wave Diminishes as Bonds Are Approved
Indianapolis reports 128 indicted election conspirators, 96 bonds approved, 14 held for signing, 110 total covered. Several defendants are in other states or jail, with a handful out of city. Don M. Roberts, former Terre Haute mayor, is in Leavenworth prison. Trial date to be set after Saturday conference.
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Indianapolis
Frank Baker
Mississippi
Michael McCarthy
Detroit
James Cambron
Nelson Hughes
Cambron
Hughes
Earl Clifford
James A. Lucas
Baliff
Hugh Costello
Bud” Gibson
Charles
Red” Coval
Don M. Roberts
Terre’ Haute
Leavenworth
Rucker
Great quake damage rattles Imperial valley but irrigation intact
An earthquake outbreak devastated Calexico and Mexicalo with five deaths reported and $1,000,000 in damage. The Alamites canal broke but the irrigation system largely survived, and fears of river inundation subsided as troops patrolled streets and residents slept in the open. The shocks originated near Cocopah mountains with aftershocks felt as far as Yuma and San Diego.
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Cal
Imperial Valley
Colorado
Mexicalo
Calexico
Mexicao
Cocopah Mountains
California
Yuma
Arizona
San Diego
San Bernardino
Intervention in Mexico heads to possible U S action
Washington reports indicate rising danger to American lives and property in the Yaqui valley and other regions as Mexico descends into turmoil since the revolution. Advices say Villista forces struggle against Yaqui Indians in Sonora and foreigners have been killed near Vera Cruz, with nineteen dead on a train attack south of Vera Cruz.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Yaqui
Republic
Sonora
Guayamas
Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz and Isthmus
Zapatistas
Americans urged to avoid travel as war looms
A state department release cites Ambassador Page in London urging Americans to stay home during the war period. Page reports English ports are safe for U S citizens only if urged by urgent business. no broad travel warning is issued beyond diplomatic dispatches. In Indiana, Elihu Robo, 69, died by taking Paris green in the county jail after gambling losses ruined his fortune.
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Washington
State Department
Ambassador Page
Londons
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Department
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Dogland
Ambassador Payre
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Ind
Elihu Robo
Paris Green
Bob
Notice of Administration in Indiana Estate Case
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana as Executor of the estate of Theodora Reath deceased late of Lawrence County. The estate is believed to be solvent. Robert Reed Executor. Clark Attorney.
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Indiana
Theodora Reath
Robert Reed
Clark
State of Indiana
Lawrence
Lawrence Circuit Court
Jeanette Dickinson
Augustus E. Dickinson
Circuit Court
State of
David M. Brown
Priscilla Hamer
Frank Hamer
Notice to Non-Residents in Lawrence County Indiana
Lawrence Circuit Court issue in 1915-16 requires Louis Beaumont not resident of Indiana to appear by Sept 2 next term. Plaintiff by W Saylor files complaint with affidavit of non-residency. Clerk Free E Jackson signs at Bedford. May 7.
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Indiana
Lawrence County
Dussard
W. Saylor
Louis Beaumont
State of
Idiana
Bedord
Bedford
Free E. Jackson
Notice of Appointment in Lawrence County Indiana
The Lawrence Circuit Court appoints Augustus E. Dickinson as administrator of the estate of Jeanette Dickinson deceased. The estate in Lawrence County is believed solvent. Brooks & Brooks, Attorneys.
Estate Executor Named in Indiana Court Notice
Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana records reveal Perry Woolery named as Executor of the estate of David M Brown deceased. The notice states the estate administration and legal steps pending in the probate matter.
Notice to Bond Buyers Perry Township Gravel Road Bonds
The Lawrence County Indiana Treasurer invites sealed bids by 2:00 p.m. Saturday July 3 1915 for sixty four thousand six hundred dollars of Perry Township Gravel Road Bonds. There are twenty bonds at 323.00 each payable May 15 and Nov 15 with 4 percent interest semi annually. Bonds fund road construction petitioned by Hannigan Rainbolt et al dated June 19 1915. Bid rejection rights reserved. Earl G. Short title
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Lawrence County
Indiana
Perry Township
Hannigan Rainbolt
Amy
Earl G. Short
Executor Appointed in Dickinson Will Case
State of Indiana Lawrence County. Notice that Augustus E. Dickinson has qualified as executor of the Jeanette Dickinson estate. The estate is believed to be solvent. Brooks & Brooks serves as attorneys for the executor.
Estate of Priscilla Hamer Administrator Named
Notice announces Frank Hamer appointed Administrator of Priscilla Hamer deceased of Lawrence County Indiana. Estate described as solvent. W B Clark attorney noted. Date May 14.
Sale of Williams School House Property by Spice Valley Trustee
The trustee of Spice Valley Township Lawrence County Indiana will sell on June 26 1915 at the premises the Williams School House property a part of section five township four north range two west. The sale offers building and lot as a whole or building in two parts two story and one story separately. The township may rent the building for school use during a period. The sale is subject to rights of Williams Town Hall Company second story and school furniture is reserved by the township. Cash bids only with deed on approval. trustee may reject unsatisfactory bids. Laurin Chase Trustee
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Spice Valley
Lawrence County
Ndiana
Williams School House
Williams Town Hall Company
Laurin Chase
Sheriff’s Sale in Heltonville Indiana 1915
By virtue of a decree on file with the Lawrence Circuit Court the case of Han ner et al versus Holt Alexander Miller the sheriff will sell rents and profits of Lot 14 Todds Addition Heltonville Lawrence County Indiana for up to seven years at public sale on Saturday, 26 1915 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the courthouse door. If needed the full fee simple of the property may be sold to satisfy the decree with costs. William H Sitler Sheriff and Robert L Mellen attorney.
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Lawrence Circuit Court
John Hanner
Will Browning
James East
Heltonville Missionary
Said
Lawrence County
Tridiana
Todds
Heltonville
Lawrence Coutty
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