Indiana offers stock swap to Midwest Refining stockholders
Indiana Oil issues a formal offer to Midwest Refining stockholders to exchange two Indiana shares for one Midwest share plus an interest adjustment of 78 cents per Midwest share. Deposits due July 1 with listed trust companies in Denver Chicago and New York. The Salt Creek field sees rapid lease signings by New York Oil Company, while crude price anomalies persist between Mule Creek and Salt Creek fields. Fargo Oil prepares No 16 and No 18 wells with planned deep tests and gas-first strategy in the Spidér field, targeting Embar sand casing.
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Standard Oif
Indiana
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest
International Trust Company of
Denver
First Trust and
Law+ inci of
Chicago
New York Trust Company
New York
Department of the Interior
Salt Creek
Ne York Oil Company
New York ON Company
Wyoming
Mule Creek
Fortier
Fargo Oil Company
Casper Creek
Farge Oil Company
C. PD. Murane
Fargo ‘No
Atlas Pene
Besnemer
Boston
Merritt
Buck Creek
Glenrock
Ene
Columbine Sant
Eik Basin
Eeee
Okmulgee
Cow
Riverton
Senee
WB Wine Royalty & Producers
Deeebonense
Sid Peers Eise Tom Bell Royalty
AMS
Lee Ae Fee
Western Exploration
Sir Amm Ks Ce
Wind River
Sethe Claase
Big Muddy
Greybull
Pilot Butte
Lance Creek
Largest Black Oil Well Drilled in Soap Creek Montana
Western States Oil and Land Co reports No 2 well in Soap Creek field Montana flowing over 1500 barrels after hitting oil sand at 1052 feet. Initial 2000 barrel storage filled in 24 hours via two inch line. Field storage full, well shut in as No 3 is drilled. officials expect higher output once larger pipe and market access open.
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Western States Ofl and Land Company
Soap Creek
Montana
Sand Creek
Bunker Hill Day Observed in Greater Boston
The one hundred and forty sixth anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill was celebrated today in Greater Boston. Governor Cox and Mayor Peters spoke at the Charlestown patriotic exercises. A boy skeptical about Mme Melba's voice wrote for a concert ticket and received one by return mail.
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Boston
Mme. Melba
For Rent Two Rooms and Three Room Flat Listings
For Rent three room furnished apartment with private toilet hot and cold water electric lights basement and cooling. Location 143 South Fen Way street. $50 monthly. Also for rent two sleeping rooms modern reasonable at 1067 North Washington street Phone 1077W. 6 17 2t
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South Fen- Way Street
North
Washington Street
Rail Capitalization Increased In Louisville & Nashville Plan
New York June 17. Dtreiiers of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad voted to raise the company's stock from 72 million to 125 million dollars and to issue to stockholders a stock dividend up to 53 million dollars as IPC authorization allows.
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New York
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheat Exports Lead Texas Port in May Trade Record
Galveston and Texas City combined shipped 821 thousand bushels of wheat in May, leading the nation in exports. New Orleans followed with 6.08 million, Philadelphia 2.21 million, and New York 1.94 million bushels, per E H Thornton of the local commercial association.
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Galveston
Texas
E. H. Thornton
Local Commercial Association
Texas City
New Orleans
Philadelphia
New York
Wyoming crude price cuts spread through major refiners
Midwest Refining and Ohio Oil posted new Wyoming crude prices lowering all grades by 10 cents a barrel. The move follows earlier cuts this week, with potential further reductions on gasoline prices and several listed price points across multiple oil fields.
Fake Ticket Sellers Arrested Over Dempsey Carpentier Fight
Reading Pennsylvania report says Joseph Schwartz and William J Morrow from Philadelphia are jailed on counterfeiting ticket charges after offering $45 tickets for the Dempsey Carpentier bout. Bail posted for a hearing tomorrow. Philadelphia police also report two unnamed men arrested for selling counterfeit fight tickets.
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Reading
Joseph Schwartz
William J. Morrow
Philadelphal
Dempsey-Carpentier
Philadelphia
Textile workers settle strike after joint meeting
Manchester reports the cot ton strike ending as the United Textile Workers accept the employers offer in a joint meeting. The accord brings an end to the labor conflict and resumes production.
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Manchester
England
Associated Press
United Textile Workers
Wheat market climbs on heat and crop damage reports
Chicago traders saw light offerings and price advances as heat spurred crop damage fears. July wheat rose to 1.31% while September reached 1.24% with close modestly higher. Corn and oats also gained on drought worries and firmer hogs and provisions backed prices.
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Chicago
Dis
Missouri
Ex-Warden Dies in Pueblo After Noted Career in Politics
A. Z. Stewart former warden of Buena Vista state reformatory from 1912 to 1915 and former state senator died suddenly of heart failure at his Pueblo home. He was a pioneer Colorado resident and longtime figure in Democratic politics.
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Pueblo
Colo
A. Z. Stewart
State Reformatory
Buena Vista
Yade
Daguerre Daguerreotype Secrets: Photography Turns 82
The note recalls photography’s 82nd birthday next August and mentions the Daguerre process born in 1839 and its secret images being disclosed.
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Daguerre
Livestock Prices Mixed at Chicago and Denver Markets
Chicago and Denver cattle and sheep markets report steady to higher prices. Cattle top at about 8.70 to 10.00 for various fat classes. calves and bulls achieve higher rates, while sheep show steady demand with top lambs around 11.50 and ewes around 4.00. Receipts in Chicago near 19,000 cattle and 4,000 sheep. Denver reports about 2,001 cattle and steady sheep demand.
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Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Bulk von Coven
Denver
Gattle
Liquidation in Mart Continues Amid Broad Market Declines
New York June 17 selling for both accounts was resumed with more losses and new low records. United States Steel fell about 1 point and several years low prices appeared as American Locomotive General Electric Harvester and other leading issues declined 2 to 4 points. Louisville and Nashville led losses as steel and equipment shares tumbled and call money offerings at 5 percent had little effect.
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New York
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Louisville
Nashville
Eer Ralle
Studebaker
Bears Roebuck
Market Report Prices and Exchange Rates Across Commodities
Copper spot and near by values cited plus futures at 920.26. Iron steady. Lead and antimony with mixed signals and spot quotes. Foreign and domestic exchange rates shown, including sterling demands, French and Belgian francs, guilders, marks, and other currencies with Montreal discount noted.
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New York
Mino
East
Money and Exchange
Prime Mercantile
Ebxedian
France
Tomand
Guildera
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Montreal
Time loan rates and bids noted in early market report
A brief market notice records time loan rates as steady with 644 clowing bid and a 64 percent level. It mentions high and low figures for Cary and Iaettou with a 4 ruling rate and ex months noted in the same compact report.
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Cail
Cary High
Bie
Iaettou
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Graas Creek
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Elk Basin
Greybul
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., OF
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Lesperance Brokerage
Will
Liberty Ban
Iris Theater
Casper Ellis
Odd Fellows Hall
E. R
Alabama
Denver ‘Livestock
New York Exchange
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Map & Blue Rint Co
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Center St
Casper, Wyo
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Suteeribe
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Advics
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mTte
Holmes Hardware Co
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