UNITED SHEET AND TIN PLATE TRUST TAKES OVER
Qhin Syndicate acquires United Sheet and Tin Plate, a West Virginia corporation capitalized at 75009 dollars, plans reincorporation under Ohio law and reopening its Steubenville area plant within ten days. Officers named: President W. Ravenscroft, Vice President M. P. Straus, Secretary D. C. Taylor, Treasurer M. S. Kline. PD. A. Garden, Steubenville, Ohio.
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Columbus
Onta
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Todlar
Ohio
Wo $. Ravenscroft
M- P. Straus
Supreme Court Grants Re Spite To C Murderer Donahue
The Supreme Court granted a respite to Extrard Donahue condemned to the firing at Michigan City on June 9 for the murder of Arminter Northnipp at Benton Harbor Mich. The extension of time was till July 9.
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Indianapolis
Extrard Donahue
Michigan City
Arminter Northnipp
Lenton Harbor
Mich
Coe
Grain Markets Rise Amid European Wheat Concerns in Chicago
A Chicago market report notes rising grain prices led by wheat on European crop fears and mixed weather forecasts. It details bids, receipts, and futures activity with references to July and September contracts and nearby cash basis, alongside notes on corn oats and heavy trading in futures.
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Gorn
Chicago
Livernal
Agadeast
Alities
Hogs Still Higher Receipts Light and Demand Active Early
Hogs remain pricier with receipts light and demand active early, but slump late in the day. Sheep and lambs hold firm amid uncertain futures as traders note varied buyer interest and ongoing market shifts across major livestock markets.
The Wool Market Faces Firm Demand in Boston
The wool market shows a firm tone with manufacturers seeking to acquire raw wool. Heavy purchases by leading producers urge smaller mills to buy, amid rising prices. Ohio and California wools fetch high grades, while New York markets reflect steady to lower values despite scattered local liquidations.
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Bace
Jive
Manu Duivers
Ohio
Fern
Delaine
Truw
Mere
Michigan
Suit Seeks $10,000 Damages in Shrah Schafer Murder Case
Repford ind June 6 A. A. Voris banker is sued by He Lowe president of Bedford school board seeking $10,000. The suit claims the defendant’s actions led to the murder of Shrah Schafer in a buggy near Cresslake two miles south of Bedford with Eva Love, Schafer’s roommate, as alleged in the incident prior to the night’s crime.
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Repford
Ind
Fragmentary note on murder case complicity claim
A fragmentary OCR reading suggests claims of complicity in the murder of Milas Sehates, with references to unnamed individuals and unclear connections. no clear names, places, dates, or charges are established in the readable text.
Fort Wayne Firm Plans Bluffton Line Franchise Clash
Fort Wayne company moves ahead with right of way to build a Bluffton line despite disputes over franchise. Reports say both Fort Wayne and Muncie firms may push construction toward the city limits, risking two interurban lines in shared territory and aiming to connect Fort Wayne routes with Union Traction for through traffic to Indianapolis. Local residents seek rights of way as council grants stay pending.
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Bluffton
Dluffton
Fort Wayne
Bluffton & Marion
H.C. Paul
Muncie
Bufflon
Hhere
Ruptight
James Keeler
Sian
Villa North
Corporation
Muncie Company
Taft Warne
Fort Warne Company
Equitable Directors Out in Quick Resignations
New York June 6 three Equitable Life directors T Jefferson Coolidge Jacob H Schiff and Melville W Inghalls resigned within thirty six hours President Alexander faced exam today at the Superintendent Hendriks office. Rumor spread that Henry C Frick may join New York Oil Insurance Company board and Frick has been asked to consider the offer. Frick resigned from the Equitable last week after the investigating committee report was not accepted by the board. D O Mills resignation will be filed with President Alexander tomorrow morning.
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Iquitable Life Assurance Society Board
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Jacob H. Schiff
Melville
B. Ingsalls
Alexander
Hendriks
Henry C. Frick
New York Oil Insurance Company
Tat Compan
Serio
Stir Frick
Equitable
Heam
D. O. Mills
Mexander
To-Torrow
Wall Street Speculation on Decline in Values
New York June 6. A nightly report notes continued speculation on tobacco prices and stock transfers. Traders see fluctuations in values with prices easing and then rising, as markets react to smaller gains and cautious buying. Currency and commodity activity shows mixed signals amid professional assessments of future demand and potential wage effects.
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Eteum Fur
Toabac
Meindl
Gallstones
Uae
Kel Atrivy
Imada USA
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Une Hell
Kia Prateek
Uwe
Garsins
Sunsari
Cherragart
Arvind
Lhenly
von Wy Attepukir
Ols Sales
SONI
United
Local Market Prices Drift After Poor Demand
Fragmented price listings show Wheat at 1.40 per bushel, corn and oats weak, eggs 15 cents, poultry offered in original quantities, and assorted items like butter, wool, potatoes, cabbage, honey, and hay quoted at varied rates. Various firms including Mayflower Mills and Weil Bros & Co. present wholesale market quotes across grains, seeds, livestock, and byproducts.
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Ullal Wind Eyes
Mayfower
Tresselt & Sons
Shorts
Rene Oats
Me Burge
Weil Bros & Co
Gash & Co
Telke
Bari Street
New Trial in Whitecapping Case Faces Indiana Court
The Indiana appellate court weighs a renewed trial for the Britton defendants after an alleged improper verdict in the Green County matter. The panel reviews whether the original decision met fairness standards and may direct further proceedings.
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Indiana
Green County
Britton
Villagers Face Threats as Gooning Incident Unfolds
An account from Newark describes masked assailants whipping local residents amid a disrupted street scene. Britton, tied to a drugstore incident, is central, while the court orders a new trial. The text notes fear in Me niaclean households and calls for help from Journal Gazette ads.
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Wim
Cour
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Weedme
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Iris
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Fanr
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Lal
General Banking Business Promised With Safe Conservative Bank
A local financial institution advertises dependable service to depositors, pledging available accommodations aligned with prudent, low risk management. The notice emphasizes safety and conservative banking principles to attract customers seeking reliable deposits and steady support.
Stepping from one job to another brings career lift
The Journal Gazette notes that switching employment generally boosts a man’s prospects by moving him from a stagnant role to better opportunities, reflecting concern that stability may be harder to find in a changing labor market.
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Watehing
Journal Gazette
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