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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1909

Page

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Goverment probes wheat corner fears and bread prices

Washington officials and Congress discuss whether government action can dissolve market corners in necessities of life. Telegrams flood the White House and departments protesting Jim Patten's activities in the Chicago wheat pit.

Washington United States White House Department, of Justice Department of Commerce and Labor Jim Patten Chicago Patten Mnust

Patten defies law on commodity speculation

Chicago reports Patten declares no law can stop a single person from speculating in grain. He claims to hold ten million bushels while the US crop totals about three hundred million. He asserts he could push wheat to $2 if he began selling and would keep prices high while selling openly.

Chicago Congress Patten

Wheat prices slump as Patten sells in Chicago market

The Chicago May wheat futures dropped to 1.26 a bushel near the close after heavy selling by Patten and other bulls. July and September contracts also fell sharply, reflecting strong bearish pressure in the session.

Patten

Rises 25 Per Cent in Ghetto Bakery Prices

The article notes a 25 percent rise in bakery prices in the ghetto sector with April figures showing loaf costs up five cents and general increases across major bakeries, affecting poorer households hardest.

Ratton

Taft Urges Quick Philippine Tariff Revision

President Taft sent a special message to Congress urging immediate passage of a tariff bill for the Philippines aligned with the Payne bill. Democrats predict no delay in tariff debate and expect a 14 member conference committee to shape final measure. An income tax amendment was introduced in the Senate and agreed to by the Democratic conference amid ongoing Philippine tariff discussions.

Washington Philippines Payne Taft Congress Bureau Instar Affairs Yart Senate House Bailey Aday

Tragedy in Noble Township Ends in Self Inflicted Gunshot

In LaPorte an April 1 report states 22 year old Albere A. Ballou of Noble Township placed a Winchester against his temple and died after firing. His father found him in a kitchen, blood pooling on the floor, ending a violent family episode.

LaPorte Tad Anril Winchester Ecision Charles Ballou Awe Ballon Noble Township ihd&+ kitchen

Committees Named for The Eles Lodge Installations Announced

Exalted Ruler Frank Iy on the regular session appointed the new committees for the ensuing year. The finance committee includes Charles Longauer, C. Hasler, and Irred Shaw. Timothy Groeveld was anointed chaplain. S. We Kepler and others resigned, with board and officers news following a recent meeting.

Frank Charleslongauere C. Ge ‘Hasler Irred Shaw Timothy ‘Groeveld S. We Kepler Esanires Biard

Missing Man Fedder Feared Drowned Near Elkhart River

reports say James Fedder 1016 Center street was missing after a river search near the Middlebury street bridge. Police and residents combed the Elkhart river area late last night but found no trace as officers Woolley and North led the effort amid growing fears of a drowning.

James Fedder Center Street Fedder Wichart Middlebury Street Uilso The Harry Truston Jstreet Elkhart Sexton Grace Lawn Cemetery Woolley North

Maniac Attack At Kinred Home Leaves Man Dead

A stranger described as a terror intruded Monday into a Kinred home, creating alarm then breaking down a door. He was beaten with stove wood and died. the man gave the name Theodore Potts of Mount Carmel before his death.

Kurtz Js Js I Heodore Potts Mt. Carmel J. Coer Taspri

Will and probate details for Joseph Landis estate

The will of Joseph Landis who died March 28 near Nappanee is filed for probate. Christiana Lands is widow and executor named. the estate seeks legal administration and use of Mrs Landis share. A court in Gourl-At Gésh n today handles the probate matter and appointment of beneficiaries.

Joseph Landis Maren Christiana Dayidhiser Gasten

Anniversary Sermon Heard by Odd Fellows 200

A local Odd Fellows 200 chapter gathers for an anniversary sermon. Members mark fellowship and discuss community service plans during the event.

ODD

Means New Temple Jerhert Speaks at Fort Wayne Meeting

A fragmentary report from an Indianapolis temple gathering details talks with Murat nobles about securing recommendations for a temple in Fort Wayne. Warranted petitions sought shrine status and admission to temple degrees with a candidacy vote among attendees.

Jerhert Grasanamani Hortul Avas Murat Indianapolis Velaliv Fort “Wayne Kaighio Berta Ranaell Ola Hart

Weston Covers 52 Miles on Route to Goshen Today

An early 1900s dispatch reports Weston traveling a 52 mile route toward Goshen. He left at 9:35 with Elmer Culp and Baker of Sendall accompanying him on foot, aiming for Chicago if possible. Weston arrived Goshen by 9:95 this morning and planned a rest before reaching Kendall Grey by night, with a stop near Bunker Hill and a car arranged for luggage.

Weston Agi An Angiven Bunker Hill Fly Elmer Culp Goshen Ueh Baker Sendall Chiergio Strian Buspenmels Ing County Steward Sonie the Pathfinders Owith Weston Ward Gassells Ehaultant Miggan Wes

Louisville youths held after Oklahoma start leads to arrest

Police detain three boys aged fifteen to sixteen in Louisville after a plan to go to Oklahoma is uncovered. The group, described as lacking home comforts, is questioned at the Falls City station before being released. one boy Kellum walks in tired and seeking aid, while others are held for further inquiry.

Snake Oklahoma Idrala Meashers Alis Peatherar Royal Real Estate Louisville Harold Gorman Charles Kelhinn Oak Park Salte The Jad Ganeale Ciornu Harold Kellum Ares Tansiig Er Vaskell Tonisvile iMolelts Rane Turke Orman

Grapewin Show At Ramphy Event Noted

Fragmentary OCR mentions a grapewine show and Ramphy event with unclear details and dates. No confirmed names or locations readable.

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