American Locomotive Leads Gains On Busy New York Stock Floor
New York April 2 trading opened with broad activity as heavy industrials led gains. American Locomotive rose while Reading, Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper showed strength. Sugar and Canadian Pacific advanced amid a generally active session. Strong early buying indicated by investor optimism over broader market conditions despite uncertain news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korippac McRae Fresy Association
New York
Canaisian Pacific
Pola
Reading
Union Pavifie Ant
Copper
St. Sant
A. W. Thomson
U.K
Tang HM
We Det Co. M
Cefi
Live Stock Prices and Market Report From Indianapolis and Peers
Market notes from Indianapolis and other cities show quiet hog sales and steady demand, with small supply and steady prices. Steers and cows vary by grade, with prime and choice animals steady to firm. lambs and sheep in modest demand. bacon hogs and calves listed with typical regional price ranges.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Cate Mar
Easelease
Protest before paving board over North Indianapolis yard project
Councilmen Freier Eppror and Charles J. Davis appeared before the Board of Paving Works on Monday to protest the proposed saving attack and the use of the lumber yard near Bagenseer by the canal. The protest challenges funding and oversight of the project and requests a review of contracts and site impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freier Eppror
Charles J. Davis
Pavlig Works
Indianapolis
Tucwert-bewis
Bagenseer
Rand Oat Pale Works
Local Securities Show Few Changes in Quotations on Call
Local securities observers report no significant shifts in quotation lists on the call of the local Flock exchange. Bid-ask margins remain tight with limited willingness to trade, while several issues show minor activity and steady prices among banks, railroads, and utility stocks. Public works and trust company listings display limited movement, with a few prices отметить as quoted on selected shares and bonds.
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Ark Invieee
Survey
Seaich Tas
Bia. Am
Amer
Central Life Ins
American National Bank
Atlas
Pfo
Bet
Hell Railroad
Walt Trown-Ketcham Iron
Tt Capital National Bank
Vora Treet Company
Ay Cifaens Savings Departi
Climax Cates & Rak
Columbia, National Bank
Tel & Madoo
Farmers’ Trust
Federal Aitun Sprsig Co
Tone Brewing Company
Sire 16 Na
Thnel Co
Aid
Oh Ag
Indiana National Bank
Ind
Guar & Loan Co
Vindian Trial Cos
Indiane Union Traction Cs
Indianapolis
Ind & Martinsville R. T. Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins
Indianapolis Gas Co
Pis & Boutheastern “Traction Preferred
Indianapolis Street Railen
Trac
Terminal Km, & W
Traction Law Building
Lacrock Mig. Co
Marton Tritat Col
Cen
Seteenene Merchente H. & Ln
Pds ‘Merchanin’ National Bank
Mun
Hart, & Pi Wayne
New Telephone Ca
Los Propie’s
Depout Bank
People’s Liant & Heat
Ranh Fertiliser
Pla
Figeres & Ca
Btw
Premurity Trust CA
Union National Bank
Kew Traction
comman + Tatar ‘Traction
Ia Union Trust Company
van Camp Hardware
Vandalla Coal Ca
Tehods Wy Wesson
Browd Ripple of
Citizens
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Union Traetion Ds
Col
Southern
Indianapolis & Easter
Indianapalis Gots
Greenfeld
Ft. Te Ina
Martinsville
Northern Trede
Silvet Railway
Traction
Indianapatis
M&w
Art of converting baser metals sparks cobalt boom
A NYT style report details cobalt uses for energy storage and new Ontario cobalt mines. It notes a northern rail route, government funding, and a surge of interest from major firms. Also covered is Indiana militia inspection with Captain Smith and Captain Nesbitt routing units through Terre Haute Crawfordsville Rensselaer and other towns.
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Erie
Almort
Simelier Trust
Standard Oil
Indiana
Flw Smith
Fourth Infantry
W. F. Nesbite
Via- Yountry
Fort Thomas
Sarthus Armories
Geb
Lemuel NM
Compton
Guy A. Bayle
Benecal
BeNetal
Smith
Terre Haute
First Infantry
Alvin W. Dudley
Tal Corps
Serge
Cisks
Crawfordsville
Pany
Youngman
Rensselaer
GH. Healy
Krent. J. «. Reynolds
Vriday
Logansport
Leroy Fitch
Plyanooth
Third Infantry
F. Haltzentorit
Nesbitt
Martinville
Cape W
Pitatai
Caml
UL Dasn
Bare Infantry
Loldharge
JR. van Laew
New Arany
B Austry
Steard Bath First Infantry
W. J. Coleman Aawurday
Blowmington
Ketnfantes
WLM
London
Supreme Court Minutes of Various Petitions and Appeals
A collage of docket entries and petitions before the Supreme Court and related bodies including the Railroad Commission. Names such as Wain, Allen, Vanderburgh, and Smith appear with references to appellant briefs, petitions for intervention, rehearings, and fees. The noisy OCR lists multiple cases from several jurisdictions, with mentions of states, counties, and rail company matters.
No Pheasant Eggs and Fae Assault Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a claim of assault involving a man with a crutch and a target named Charles Trader, alleged by Elsa Hatfield. The text references a legal proceeding before a Justice of the Peace and hints at pheasant egg distribution by a fish and game commission with vague notes on hatchings and experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Elsa Hatfield
Tan Hatfeld
Aase Prader
Lee
Bruder Tillngly
Justier
Hunt for Outlaws in Orange County Murder Case
Special to The Sun Leavenworth Ind April 2 The sheriff's posse resumes the hunt for John Rober and his brother in law Oliver Haycock wanted for murder after they wounded Constable Robert McCabe and shot John Slod and brutalized Charles Promps at Robey's home near Syrinx Orange County. The men may have crossed into Kentucky where they formerly lived and are said to be heavily armed. A farmhouse near Pilot Knob was searched last night with several leads but no capture yet.
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Leavenworth
Ind
John Rober
Oliver Haycock
Sheri Harry Smith
Robert McCabe
Robey
Syrix
Orange County
Haycock
John Slod
Charles Promps
Ohio
Kentucky
Tobey
Waveorle
Pilot Knob
Gov Healy Orders Sheriff to Take Prine to Jeffersonville
Gov Healy telegraphed Oranga County Sheriff to protect outlaws John Robey and Oliver Haycock from mob violence. Bloodhounds are on their trail as authorities move to incarcerate them within state lines. The governor urged safeguards to ensure due process and avoid lynching.
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Healy
Sherif
Prinemere
Jeffersonville
J. Frank Hanly
Oranga County
John Robey
Oliver Hayock
Jefferson Teil
Maris
Tod
Robey
Haycock
Splendid Art Collection Exhibits European and American Masters
A diverse display at Ayres on the fourth floor features watercolors and oils by living European and American artists. Notables include Nakagawa from Japan, Sylvester Stannard, Sophie Terris, Colin Campbell Cooper, and Charles Warren Eaton. Indiana’s Clarence Bell is showcased with a rural landscape. The exhibition spans about one week with special viewings for the public.
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Japan
Nakagawa
Ninko ‘Temple
Nakagame
Bblgium
Hotlend
Vranes
Germany
Ialy
Austria
Enme
Sylvester Stannard
Soha ‘Terris
Colin Campbell Cooper
Charles Warren Eaton
Indiana
Soung L. Clarence Bell
South Bend
Bell
State Geologists Form Mississippi Valley Association
A permanent organization of geologists in the Mississippi valley was formed at Chicago. W B Blatchiey, Indiana’s state ge eral, elected president, and Hon Bain of Kiinix named secretary. Eleven states represented. group adopts “The State Geologists Association of the Mississippi Valley” and plans annual meetings inviting valley geologists.
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Stats
Feologiata
Sisainsippi Valley
Amenting
Chicago
Sur
W. B. Blatchiey
Geo
Eral
Indiana
Bain
Kiinix
Mate Severetary
Goloriats’ Association
Mieniasippi Valley
Sims in Harness A Politician with Broad Appeal
Sims is described as a genial, amiable mixer in politics who earns votes by genuine cordiality and interest in people. A capable businessman with sound judgment, he balances work with public duties and has been appointed vice president of state, a move seen as favorable in Ludiana.
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Sime
Sims
Ludlana
Grand jury instructed on insurance crime inquiry in New York
In New York on April 2 the April grand jury was urged to reconvene the insurance question for consideration and to proceed in investigating possible crime. The recorder emphasized the duty to call the district attorney for evidence and noted the DA had advised and information existed indicating a crime may have been committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewippe-WeMae Peead Association
New York
Gof
City Record for a Day: Names and Deaths and Marriages
A crowded city notice lists numerous individuals with listed addresses and outcomes including births and deaths. Names such as Bayles Beila Carlisle Be Bila Carlisle Beila Carlisle and others appear with varied conditions like exhaustion pneumonia and convulsions alongside several marriages including William Boyer and Katherine Adair and David Griffith and Martha Sands. The fragmentary list reads as a public register of residents and life events within a single day.
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William M. Boyer
Katherine A. Adair
Monzo H. Griffey
Clara , Braumvelt_ Everett
Smith
Carrie M. Kurko
Palmer
Smyrile Grimes
David A. Griffith
Martha Sands
Angst Mazon
Carrie Hamond
Natuelesa Pogen club to hold dance and reception
A mwak dance will be given at the Assembly hall Monday night by members of the Natuelesa Pogen club led by Mrs Overlaa Jor Jouve of New York. The group plans a trip to Japan later. Saturday afternoon Mrs Overiender hosted a box party at the Grand opera house.
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Gustav Overhinder
Ne Asembly Hall
Natuelesa Pogen
Overlaa Jor
New York
Japan
Overiender
Grand Opera
Howee
Building Permits Report From Hadley and Jefferson City
The notice lists several building activity items including remodels and new dwellings. Names such as Mrs Sonera Henry F Behlueter N J tubbard Herman H Biever and W Whe lonery appear with addresses like 11d Steel HADLEY 18 BETTER and Fourteenth. Details include a dwelling at 1235 Jefferson City with April date and mentions Haley's condition and Hadlay attorney general attack.
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Sonera
Henry F. Behlueter
N. J. Tubbard
Rei Gyal
Herman H. Biever
Aonb
Bigelow
del- Setippe-Mottac Press Association
Jefferson Chuy
Eaurer
Lorney
Haley
Mra
Hadlay
Attomney
Fulton Draws Line On Rail Rate Review Amendment
Senator Ful ton of Oregon defends railroad legislation restraint urging an amendment to curb Interstate Commerce Commission rate review. He criticizes writers attacking the Senate’s approach while stressing public interest protection and fair compensation for corporate investments.
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DevipRe
WeRne Prees
Washington
Fulton
Grego
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eee
Amailien
Golving
Carperarieus
Wil Vet Co
Amn & Friend of
Farourations
Tatettetekit
Cmee
Carnegie to be asked for funds for rural school buildings
A report from Washington states Andrew Carnegie may be approached for financing rural schoolhouses in Indian Territory. J. H. Shepperd of South Melaner, Oklahoma, travels to Washington to arrange a meeting with Carnegie, proposing about 1,000,000 dollars for 600 existing rural school buildings and plans for 1,000. Dr Laws supports a formal interview at Hot Springs, Virginia, to pursue Carnegie’s grant.
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Washington
Andrew Carenegie
Indian Tereitary
Ue Universsity
Miscouri
Laws
Wibs Geet
J. H. Shepperd
South Mealoner
Tees
Shapperd
Coset
Carnegie
Oklahoma
Urmegie
Shepqerd
Hot Springs
Plot to Invade Venezuela With 15900 Soldiers Reported
New York April 2 A scheme to invade Venezuela with 15900 soldiers aims to oust President Castro and install a successor. Wealthy New Yorkers reportedly back the plan with 18000 troops and about 6 million dollars in campaign funds. Venezuelan consul Curto e Bo Pergueredo says he heard of the expedition but cannot confirm details. Armaments listed include thousands of Mauser rifles, cartridges, shells, rapid-fire guns, belts, and other supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Moster Dream Association
New York
Venezuela
Mirope
Canmpaten
Castro
Ardrey
Mitlan
Hint Sasner
France
Curto E Bo Pergueredo
Europe
Real Estate Transfers Listed With Names and Prices
A mixed record of property transfers includes Randolph to Cullen, Brown to Griffin, and Davis to Marie Davis Jr. among numerous parcels. Listings show improvements and vacant lots with prices ranging from 500 to 14 060 dollars, mentioning streets like Brownmay and Forty Second, and noting sections, townships, and additions.
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Efear
Randolph
Terrence J. Cullen
Rufus J Stucky
Ragsdale Et al
Folsom
Alta Rub
Johnson Heirs
East Side
McCarrys
Alaine-ave
Atlerst
Arthur V. Brown
Samuel Griffin
Meridian Heights
Eouth
Centralaye
Liewillyn Ho Blanton
Whation Reluan
Butch
Pennsylvania
Bertha A. Christy
Mabel D. Fivecoats
Indianapolis
Wiih
Breyaa
Fuip
Center Township
Nationst Investment Company
Marlonta A. Davis, Jr
Lou
Blake's
Outine
Walnurst Sas Bar
F. Copeland
Edgar A. Cope
A. Strang & Cae
Yuart Johnson Jeire
Brownmay
Pwentyefirst-El
Annie K. Chirk
Hlaymord
Wabush
Empire Theater
Ayerarity
Baron J Clark
J Leahy
Sarah J. Clark
South Fark Land
Albertena Hardebeck
South Park Add
North Side Cottage-ave
Elimwood St
Greenwood's New Editor Takes Post at Era
Special to The Greenwood Era reports Soorman succeeded J A Ewan as editor and publisher of the Greenwood Era, a weekly newspaper, in Greenwood Indiana on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Ind
Soorman
J. A. Ewan
Greenwood Era
Incorporations filed at Indiana secretary of state office
Articles of incorporation record two new companies Guaranty Realty company of Indianapolis with capital stock $5000 and Meyer Kiser Bank of Indianapolis with capital stock $5000, listing incorporators Preaten C Rubush Cline Adit Gunter Atbere C Kimbartta Traco Haysmaker Sil Meyer Sol 8 Kiser Florence Meyer Isitia Kiser and Grace Jackson
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Guaranty Realty Company of
Indianapola
Preaten
Rubush
Red Cline
Adit Gunter
Atbere C
Kimbartta
Traco
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Ube
Ted
Uimereligiitalel
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Peer
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Choine
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Tx Laboratory
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Floss
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Edison
the Union Trust Company
Criteste Nates
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MH. Holliday
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Menry Eitel
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Mose A. Wallace
Asslaigut
Weary Bitel
Addines
C. Harris, John Wi. Holliday, Volacy T, Malotti
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Mason
G. Rowh
Supreme Court
Saggy Don Fert
Louis Hanmersmith
Wain Ve Allen
Wood
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Burk
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Winona
Pda
Wilean
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Ydtciner Trafer
Greene
Bries
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Grand Rapids & Midana Railway Co
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Mare
Ta Railroad Commisasion
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Phvananté
Joseph Cowgill
Wabash County
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Joseph Cawgill
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Wier T
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Aphol Boy
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Philp
Illie Efreymann
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Hoy
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Davidson
Robert Be Bila Carlisle
K. F
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Roy
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Wit X
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Ruth Oghorn
Evert
Effie Sparks
George S
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W. W Painter
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Kansas
Martha Ingram
Fountain
Veronica Gimber
S. Meridian
Williar J. Vtterback
Nineteenth
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Ruach
Tarai
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Toto Selliter
Minoig
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GH Warren
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