Markets Report Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Receipts
Indiana market notes show 4 000 hogs 1 600 cattle 250 calves and 300 sheep sold against 6 690 hogs 962 cattle 486 hogs 1 008 cattle 305 calves and 163 sheep a year ago. Predicting 8 000 hogs daily this month traders faced a much smaller run. Receipts were about a third of last month’s daily average and the supply was the smallest for Tuesday in over a year. Prices rose, with all sales at least 10 cents higher and some 15 cents higher. Bulk hog sales averaged 7.80 to 7.85 with more at 7.85 and a small lot at 7.90.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Wholesale Prices for Fruits and Poultry
A detailed list of wholesale prices from Indianapolis trends includes apples, cabbage, cucumbers, potatoes, strawberries, tomatoes, beets, rhubarb, and more with per unit and per crate rates. Poultry and eggs show varied market prices from Chicago and Cincinnati markets, with specific figures for hens, spring chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, and eggs.
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Rome
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mackey Monument Planned in Evansville Park
Plans are on foot to erect a monument to David J. Mackey Evansville’s first millionaire and former head of the railroads serving the city. The monument will be funded by popular subscription raised in the community.
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Mackey
Evansville
Ind
David J. Mackey
Lets Son Go to Penal Farm
Columbus special report William Crump son of John C Crump owner of the Crump opera house in Columbus is fined 100 dollars and given 30 days in city court for drunkenness His father refused to pay the fine and the son was committed to the state farm for 140 days
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Columbus
Ind
William Crump
John C. Crump
Crump
War clouds loom as Japan-China tension grows and fronts shift
London reports ultimatum to Pekin with forty eight hours for reply. Berlin and Vienna claim German and Austro German advances on eastern and western fronts while Russia retreats from Hungary. British and French forces clash near Pont a Mousson as Gallia and Salonika reports conflict and troop landings continue.
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London
Japan
Pekin
Tokic
Count Goluchowski
Rome
Vienna
Genoa
Lizerne
Hel Sas
Meuse
Moselle
Berlin
Carpathians
Ypres
Pont’ A Mousson
Hungary
Galicia
Dunajec
Salonike
Washington Undisturbed Over Far East Situation
Washington officials maintain calm despite alarming Pekin reports. State Department denies knowledge of any Japan prepared to use force against China and says no confirmation has been received of war preparations in or from Tokio or Pekin. Officials express continued confidence in China Japan negotiations and expect no untoward development.
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Washington
Far East
Pekin
State Department
Japan
China
Tokio
Wesley Mitchell Freed of Murder Charge in Indiana
Wesley Mitchell, the Progressive election sheriff, had the murder charge against him dismissed in Perre Haute Indiana after Prosecutor Richard A Werneke moved during the criminal docket. The case stemmed from him shooting Deputy Sheriff Peter Feller on election day last fall. An adjacent report notes an attempted explosion in Shelbyville Indiana at the New York Central ticket office where a safe was targeted and tools taken from a nearby blacksmith shop.
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Perre Haute
Ind
Wesley Mitchell
Peter Feller
Richard A. Werneke
Shelbyville
New York Central
City Hall in Bloomington Must Be Rebuilt Over Specs
Bloomington Illinois May 6 The city council decided the new 46080 dollar city hall already rising to the second story must be torn down because it was not built to specifications after a lengthy session.
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Bloomington
Hid
Roosevelt Takes Stand In Barnes Trial Final Blow
Colonel Roosevelt returned to the witness stand to portray Barnes as admitting that officials were compelled to follow the machine or face removal from office. He described Barnes as materialistic in politics and exposed claims of “wheels within the wheels” of party rule and cash payments tied to Barnes’ Journal. The court heard a dramatic, highly charged testimony that aimed to prove boss control and payoffs in printing contracts.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Roosevelt
Barnes
J. 3. Lyon Company
Mr. Barnes
Thomas ©. Platt
Flatt
Albany
McCabe
Boy buried in cave-in near Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana nine year old Andrew Varistko died after a cave-in engulfed a ditch. Four companions feared punishment and did not summon help, delaying rescue until workers uncovered the boy hours later. He was the son of Dick Varistko a coal miner.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Andrew Varistko
Andrew
Varistko
Dick Varistko
Slander Suit Involving Former Tuberculosis Farm Head
Evansville Ind May 6 Dr C A Martley former superintendent of the Boeline anti tuberculosis farm near here sues Dr Gardner C Johnson present superintendent for 10000 dollars alleging that Johnson spread slanderous reports harming his practice and home life The complaint cites accusations before Eoehne camp trustees about Hartley’s alleged conduct toward Miss Ella Re steiner and a nurse’s alleged intimacy and improper actions that led to resignations and turmoil at the camp
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Evansville
Ind
C. A. Martley
Here
Gardner C. Johnson
Johnson
Hartley
G. C. Johnson
Wallace Dyer
W. R. Cleveland
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Miss Recsteiner
Ella Recsteiner
Recsteiner
Ella Rehsteiner
Katherine Rehsiteiner
Boehne
Boise City
Idaho
Negress Celia Coleman Holds Ground in Carman Murder Trial
Celia Coleman, the key state witness in the Mrs. Florence Carman murder case, resisted two hours of cross examination by Attorney George M. Levy and clung to her account of the moment before and after the fatal shot. She denied several points from the first trial yet maintained Carman acted with guilt, and the court adjourned with her still under cross examination.
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Mineola
IL. I
Celia Coleman
Florence Carman
Bailey
Carman
George M. Levy
Remarkable Nails Swallowed by Woman in Suicide Attempt
Ft Wayne Ind May 6 Mrs George R Widdifield of Columbia City swallowed a handful of small nails while demented a year ago in a suicide attempt. The nails caused no damage and the operation to remove them succeeded, after which she was sent home.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
George R. Widdifield
Columbia City
Treasury Deficit Warnings Amid Bond Sales Tension
The article warns of a growing deficit in the U S Treasury claiming a misrepresented daily balance. It accuses the administration of altering accounting to hide dwindling funds and cites a drop from 73 million to 68 million dollars in two years as a result of tariff and tax policy.
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United State Treasury
Treasury
General Fund
Philippines
Public sale of personal property in Indiana estate
Executor Perry Woolery announces a public auction of the David M. Brown estate at the late residence near Pleasant Run Church in Pleasant Run Township Lawrence County Indiana. Items include household goods farming implements one horse one yearling colt two yearling calves hay corn and other small articles with sale starting at 10 00 am. Cash for five dollars and under. over five dollars a six month credit with a six percent interest note and attorney fees waived subject to executor approval.
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David M. Brown
Pleasant Run Township
Heltonville
Pleasant Run Church
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Notice to Non-Residents in Lawrence County Court
Notice to non residents in Lawrence County Indiana. Perry F. Carr files complaint against Dussard et al in Lawrence Circuit Court April term 1916. Jouis Beaumont named non resident. requires appearance by September 1915 to answer or demur. Bedford Court House. Court clerk and affiant present.
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Lawrence Circuit Court
Perry F. Carr
Lawrence
Bedford
Indiana
Riches From Old Kindness Boost Fort Wayne Man
W B Kellar a one armed insurance solicitor in Fort Wayne Indiana rose from near poverty to wealth after receiving a $250000 fortune from J B Hlington of Racine Wisconsin who had lent him money years earlier and died without relatives bequeathing the sum to Kellar.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
W. B. Kellar
J.B. Hlington
Racine
Wis
Kellar
Ilington
Ingtex
Lost Finger by Blowout in Columbus Farm Accident
In Columbus Indiana on May 6 Homer Sennett aged nineteen son of farmer George Sennett was repairing an automobile tire when the inner tube exploded sending a blow that severed his thumb and first finger with a chisel held in his other hand.
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Columbus
Ind
Homer Sennett
George Sennett
Notice to Contractors for Lawrence County Gravel Roads
The Lawrence County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 1 pm Tuesday June 8 1915 for construction of the Springville and Terre Haute State Road gravel or macadamized road totaling 8429 feet. Bid bonds must be twice the bid amount. Bids to Ezra W Edwards Auditor. Right to reject bids preserved.
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Board of Commissioners
Lawrence County
Indiana
Springville and
Terre Haute State Road
Ezra W. Edwards
Foreclosure Action in Lawrence Circuit Court 1915
Walter B Maulding files a complaint to foreclose a mortgage on lands in Lawrence and Martin counties Indiana. Defendants Herbert Leslie Maulding Amanda Maulding and John Sandlin are nonresidents and must appear by September 14 1915 or the case will proceed in their absence. Clerk Fred E Jackson signs.
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Lawrence County
Lawrence
Walter B. Maulding
Herbert Leslie Maulding
Amanda Maulding
John Sandtin
Mc Henry Owen
John Sandlin
Indiana
Martin
Notice of Administration in Indiana Estate
In Lawrence County Indiana the Circuit Court appoints the administrator of the estate of Paul Short deceased. The estate is reported as solvent.
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Circuit Court
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Paul Short
Tate
Lawrence Circuit Court Seeks Respondents in 1915 Complaint
William Fender and others are summoned in a Lawrence Circuit Court case filed by William T. Meadows. The plaintiffs claim unknown heirs of Jaswell Donica and John Reed are not Indiana residents and must appear by the first day of the September 1915 term in Bedford to answer the complaint. Fred E. Jackson, Clerk.
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Bedford
Indiana
Fred E. Jackson
State of
Lawrence County
Lawrence Circuit Court
William T. Meadows
William Fender
Fred N. Fletcher
James A. Zaring
Jaswell Donica
John Reed
Meadows Vs Lawrance County Complaint Filed
Plaintiff Lawrence County Ida Y Meadows by attorneys Fred N Fletcher and James A Zaring files complaint in 1915 noting that heirs and executors of Caswell Donica and John Reed are not Indiana residents. court clerk S J Jackson signs and seals the document on March in 1915.
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Susan J. Haws Estate
Lawrence Circuit Court April term 1915 announces final settlement for Susan J. Haws deceased. William W. Haws as administrator will present account and vouchers May 8 1915 for examination and approval. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved and administrator discharged. McHenry Owen attorney.
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Susan J. Haws
Lawrence Circuit Court
William W. Haws
Circuit Court
William V. Haws
McHenry Owen
Appointment of Lawrence Circuit Court Administrator
Notice states Judge of the Lawrence Circuit Court named as administrator of the estate of Jeanette Dickinson deceased of Lawrence County Indiana. Estate is believed solvent. Augustus & Dickinson as Administrators Brooks & Brooks as Attorneys.
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State of Indiana
Lawrence
Lawrence Circuit Court
Jeanette Dickinson
Lawrence County
Indiana
Executor of Indiana Estate for David M Brown
State of Indiana named executor handles probate for the estate of David M Brown deceased of Lawrence County.
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Fred FE. Jackson
Perry Township
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