Local wedding and social notes from CHNY area
Miss Clara Hart and Walter Blestein wed at St John s Second Reformed with Rev Henry W Vitz officiating. The wedding party included Nettie Hart Edith Biestein and Harry Biestein. After a Texas and Mexico trip the couple will reside in Clifton Arizona. A social at Miss Roxana Thayer s Greenfield home honored Miss Ray Dryer with Theta sorority guests. Various local residents attend visits, engagements and moves including Louise Culman and Harold Boyin s May wedding plans.
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Clara Hart
John Hart
Walter Blestein
St. John's Second Reformed Church
Henry W. Vitz
Nettie Hart
Edith Biestein
Harry Biestein
Smillax
Alma Breunig
Hilda Iske
Emma Walk
Marie Krug
Tillie Christoph
Anna Blake
Clara Herman
Elsie Krvter
Ella Hoffman
Laura Dietz
Mrs. Blestein
Texas
Mexico
Clifton
Ariz
Roxana Thayer
Greenfield
Ray Dryer
Indianapolis
Theta Sorority
Irvington
Daniel Culman
Louise Marguarite Culman
Harold J. Boyin
Injunction Decision Delayed in City Hall Case
Judge Charles Remster of the circuit court said he would not be ready to issue an opinion in the city hall injunction case until next Monday or Tuesday.
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Charles Remster
Circuit Jour
Tariff debate continues as Cantrell Gaines defend protection
Washington April 1 The house resumes work on the tariff bill with Cantrell first speaker urging protective duties on tobacco hemp and jute. Gaines West Virginia majority member of Ways and Means defends protection and notes no sugar cut harms beet industry amid treasury revenue concerns. He cites March 20 cash balance of 123.6 million and says no deficit risk ahead.
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Washington
House
Representative Cantrell
Representative Gaines
West Virginia
Ways and Means
Gaines
Hardwick
Treasury
Feared Wifey and Faked Robbery Tale in City Police Report
Lawrence Evans, a Black man, claimed three Black robbers held him up and stole $16 on the way home but detectives questioned the tale. He later admitted no holdup occurred, saying he started with $39, gave $32 to Willis the undertaker, and spent the rest to hide from his wife. Evans was arrested for loitering at his home 1523 Lewis Street.
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Hughey Jennings
Roger Bresnahan
Cardinals
Pat Dougherty
White Sox
Burns
Cantillon
Goesion
Willie Ekecler
Charley Sterr
Pitisebere
Boston Loves
Tommy McCarthy
Cincinnati Club
Holy Cross
Seymour
John MesGraw
Giants
Eturt
South Bend
Ind
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Chicago Cubs
Thomas
Claude “Ritchey
Stust
Bill Dehlen
Boston “Globe
Elmer Stricklett
Superbas
California Outlaws
Charley Ebbitts
Bushelman
Bill Armour
Jones
Red Sox
Armour
Eevery
Bill Rossman
Lawrence Evans
Evans
Holtz
Morgan
Willis
Lewis Street
Salvation Army Flourishes Across Indiana Stateside Visit
Maj Escott of the Salvation Army returns to Indianapolis after a three weeks inspection tour of Indiana departments visiting all large cities and reports the salvation army in a flourishing condition.
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Maj. Escott
Salvation Army
Indianapolis
Indiana
Births and marriages listed for city residents
Births include Chas and L Emmaline Scott a girl 1141 N Beville James and Emma Tennant a girl Moore avenue Palmer and Myrtle Storm a boy Henry and Emma Eisler 2213 E Michigan girl Cora and Electa Davis 616 Warren girl Mont and Bessie Hamilton 509 N Tacoma boy Ernest and Katherine Petri 1218 N Beville boy John and Margie Sutton 719 Nelson girl Harry and Kate Elelfrish 47 N Tacoma Jacob and Mollie Kasper 323 W New York boy Jarris and Leona Reisner 2445 College boy Patrick and Mary Hanlon 433 Agnes Elmer and Lulu Vawter 925 Lexington. Marriage licenses Charlies H Askin Cora Wyecott Southport Fred L Rhem Clara B Robinson Samuel Culbertsen Inez Townsend Thomas C Hopkins Elizabeth Hendrix Deaths Tribby Clay 1 month infant premature at 923 Lexington infant Wanter 2 days cancer breast Rosa Smith 60 526144 W Washington sircoma of culls Eien Shanahan 40 St Vincent’s hospital. Building permits Ardy Spelker 2124 Orley 1200 Mrs J F Johnston Cim N Illinois 200 Fred Miller Brewing company 1409 N Senate 500 John F Smith 26 S Chester 200 L W Gentry 442 487 Groff Wonderland Amusement Company Washington ad Gray 2500 O C Raymond barn near Twenty-ninth 300 Lee Richey 1105 N Tacoma 75 R C Zimmerman Lexme Bryant New York 179 Catherine Curran 1015 E Morse 1000 M F Hant N Delaware veneer 3304 Wilson renovations 0
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Chas
L. Emmaaline Scott
Beville Avenue
James and
Emma Tennant
Moore Avenue
Palmer and
Myrtle Storm
Rural Street
Henry and
Emma Eislers
Michigan Street
Cora and
Electa Davis
Warren Avenue
Mont and
Bessie Hamilton
Tacoma Avenue
Ernest and
Katherine Petri
John and
Margie Sutton
Nelson Street
Harry and
Kate Elelfrish
Jacob and
Mollie Kasper
New York Street
Jarris and
Leona Reisner
College Avenue
Patrick and
Mary Hanlon
Agnes Street
Elmer and
Lulu Vawter
Lexington Avenue
Blaine Avenue
Rosai, Smith
Washington Street
Eien Shanahan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ardy Spelker
J. F. Johnston
Illinois
Fred Miller Brewing Company
Senate
John F. Smith
Chester
L. W. Gentry
Company
Washington
Ad Gray
O. C. Raymond
Pennsylvania
Twenty-ninth
Lee Richey
N. Tacoma
R. C. Zimmerman
Lexme
Bryant
New York
Catherine Curran
Ee.morris
M. F. Hant
N. Deaware
Dex
Wilson
Repaira
Wae College
Negro’s Fate Pushed by Prosecutor in Two Indiana Murder Cases
Prosecutor E R Hooton urged the death penalty for Charles Jackson colored in the case charging him with the murder of Madeline Howard. Jackson also faces an indictment for the murder of Joseph Clemmons the night of the woman’s death. After Judge Pritchard’s instructions the jury retired. Next Monday morning criminal court will hear murder cases of Harry Doty and George Miller for the killing of Mrs Mary Nichols in southwest Indianapolis. They allegedly robbed her of 7 50 and beat her to death with a black jack.
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Charles Jackson
Madeline Howard
Jackson
Joseph Clemmons
Pritchard
Harry Doty
George Miller
Mary Nichols
Indianapols
Executors Appointed for William Nagle Estate
The German American Trust Company and Louise Nagel were appointed executors by Probate Judge Ross of the estate of William Nagle the Big Four engineman killed recently near Sunman Indiana. The estate is valued at about $30 000.
Chicago Grain Markets Show Fluctuation On Opening
The Chicago market opened with strength in foreign markets pushing wheat higher, then faced selling pressure and moderate declines. Liverpool up 4 1 2 pence, Berlin up 1 percent. Argentine shipments about 3.6 million bushels, Aussies around 8 0 0. Minneapolis flour up weekly. prices for No 2 red wheat and various corn and oats bids and deliveries listed with extensive through billing data.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Berlin
Broomhall
Minneapolis
Hog Demand Shows Local Activity In Indianapolis
April 1 market receipts include 4 006 hogs 1 850 cattle and 160 sheep with gains over last week yet declines versus last year in hogs and cattle. Prices span steers heifers cows calves hogs and sheep with ranges from common to extra quality, reflecting steady demand for feeding steers and good to choice cattle while hog volumes ease.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Livestock Market Reports Mixed Dairy Cattle
Pittsburg April 1 reports light receipts and steady market for cattle hogs and sheep. Prices range from prime to common cattle 4.05 to 6.50, heavy hogs 7.25 to 7.40, lambs 5.00 to 13.03, yearlings up to 8.50, veal calves 6.00 to 9.75.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg. A
Itrogs
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report
East Buffalo New York April 1 cattle receipts about 100 head quiet and steady veals 150 head active firm call to choice 6.00 to 10.50 sheep and lambs 4 000 head active lambs price 3 8 50 sheep 3 00 to 6 50 hogs 317 000 head active higher pigs 6 60 to 7 20 workers 6 70 to 7 30 mixed 7 25 to 7 30 heavies 7 30 to 7 40 coughs 6 30 to 6 40
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Sodan E
Os Biencalies Ainene Ewes Dee
East Buffalo Livestock
East Buffalog
N. Y
Chicago Live Stock Market Report April 1
Union Stock Yards Chicago April 1 receipts total 19 000 with prices for hogs mixed. Hogs top light and medium weights 6 65 to 7 12 per cwt with heavies from 6 60 to 6 85. Cattle receipts 5 000 buyers firm calves 8 60 to 38 00. Sheep receipts 11 000 strong with sheep 4 50 to 6 00 and lambs 5 85 to 8 30 per cwt.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Market Notes from Toledo Grain Trade
Wheat prices at Toledo show May 91.27 percent and July 1.08 dollars with April delivery at 1.30 cash. Corn figures appear mixed with September around 6.77 and May near 5.5 percent. Rye and oats data are incomplete but indicate small fractional shifts in futures.
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Toledo
Aistes
Ranotny
Wall Street Opens With Buoyant Tone Amid Active Trading
The market started with strong interest and widespread gains. Union Pacific opened at 186 with 5,000 shares traded and other issues listed around 185% and 185%. Steel common opened 6,500 at 495% and 49%. St. Paul advanced, Anaconda gained 5 percent, Chicago and Alton up 2 percent, Denver up 1 3/3 to 475 percent.
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Union Pacific
Steel Common
St. Paul
Anaconda
Chicago &Alton
Denver
Grain market report from Chicago cash and futures
Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats listed with No 2 red and spring grades. Futures show May wheat at 1.19 to 1.20 and May corn at 67 1/2 cents. Pork lard and ribs prices also noted for May contracts.
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A. W. Thomsons
Chicago
Physician-electrotherapist Peters Treats Patients
Dr Peters, a physician-electrotherapist based in Ohio, offers treatment for ailments including sciatica and gout in his practice. The clinic advertises electro-therapy methods as part of its therapeutic repertoire.
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D. C. Peters
M. D
Ohio
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