Market Opens With Small Moves Amid Tight Money
New York April 6 stock market shows fair activity at open with minor changes. Lending pressure dominates early trading as Kuhn, Loeb & Co and major banks appear as lenders, prices drift downward 1 to 2 points, and money rates spike to 30 percent in initial minutes.
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Scrippe-McRae Freae Annociation
New York
Baltimore & Ohin
Wabash
Ontario & Western
Russell Bago
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Chase National Bank
A. W. Thomson
Wits
Brooklyn R
Local Securities Market Shows Mixed Moves On Declining Activity
Local securities report notes Citizens Gavines Deposit stock up 1 point to new high and Heat & Light preferred rising 1 as brokers caution market values differ from quotations. Few price shifts occur, with Union Traction preferred trading near 9 1 4 and several Indiana banks and rail lines listed with bids and asks.
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Kokomo, Marlon & Westert
Union Traction Preferred
Citisens
Amer
Central Feng, Co
Agoortenny National Bank
Alen Euging Works
Comméin Scree
Holt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Climax Coffee & Bak
Pow
Columbia National
AEN Indians National Bank
Guar. & Loan
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Fraction
Indianapolis
Pfb
Ind
Martinsville R. T. Co
Pis & Southeastern Traction
M. Bow
Tiscesseewere
Marion ‘Trust
Ue Merchants 1
Merchants National Bank
Hark & FL
Tetenhane To
Mebane
Tilsey Prople
People's Tight
Reeves & PH
Union National Bank
Poin Martin
Ontaniott cc
Unie ‘Traction
Union Trust Company
Camp Haw
Vandalia
Wascon
Abe
Broad Ripple Citizens
W. Val
Indiana Totet Co. Ts
Indiane Union Tractaany Us
Cole & Bowthern Be
Indianapolis & Easter Bs
Indianapolle Gaw Ind
Gres
Bell, Seeys Ind
Martinsville
Worthern Trac
Indiananolly Street Iy. de
Traction & Ter
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report April Prices
Pittsburg Pa early April supply steady for Hebi and sheep season. Cattle receipts around 1,500 with prime steers and heifers improving. hogs mixed to lower. sheep receipts about 7,000 with native and western lambs and lamb prices referenced. Markets show steady to higher tendencies overall amid varied classes and regions.
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Cincinnati
Stesrn
Enaimon
Pittsburg
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis
The morning market shows cattle and sheep trading with moderate demand and lower prices. Prime steers hold around 4.90 to 4.40 per hundredweight, with common stock and feeders steady to lower. Demand for choice stock remains satisfactory, while dullness persists in juncture and medium graders amid a fair clearance.
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Indianapo
Anea
Ana Cae
Louis Live Stock and Dairy Goods Ledger Listing
A fragmented inventory style report shows receipts and prices for livestock and dairy products. Entries reference cattle sheep hogs and poultry with various grades and byproducts including butter, cheese, lard and tallow, plus creamery items and general meat products.
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Chicago
Allen ChadDock wedding in Milford California ceremony 5 PM
The residency wedding of Madge Alice Allen to John Le Vale Chaddock was held Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev M L Flames, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, pronounced the ceremony. The bride wore a blue silk dress with a lace blouse and carried a bouquet of roses. The couple departed for a two week honeymoon in New York and other eastern points before returning to California. Present were Mrs B Smith and daughter Miss Smith of Springfield.
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meUford
ALN
Mlinofssi
Ming Madge
Alice Allen
John le Vale
Fey Chaddock
San Jost
Cal
M. l. Flames
Mresbyterian
Chatdock
New York
California
B. Smith
I ‘Smith
Springfrid. i
Wheat Sells Down In Early Market With Mixed Signals
In Chicago the May wheat contract quoted at a lower level while July drifted lower, signaling an easier trend for corn and hog futures showing strength. Reports note 3,659,000 bushels traded for Argentina exports and Northwestern receipts improving, with May wheat closing softer and July positions easing.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Argentina
Corm
Syase. Ie
Four Brooklyn Men Arrested on Fraud Indictments
Four Brooklyn men Charles Becker W H Heppleston F Mundschenk and F J Mopper were arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Bunder on indictments for using mills for fraudulent purposes. In federal court they pled not guilty and were held on 2500 bail. Inspectors say the scheme targeted brokers and business men dealing in securities by offering to dispose of stocks and bonds and gaining trust through prior respectable positions.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
New York
Brooklyn
United States
Marshal Bunder
Post Office
Charles Becker
W. H. Heppleston
F. Mundschenk
F. J. Mopper
Thomas
Club Elects Officers at Thursday Afternoon Meeting
The Thursday Afternoon club elected officers at Mrs. Edwin Severns home. Mrs Charter Linton was named president with Mrs J B Garreth as vice president and Mrs W Z Spray as recording secretary. Mrs Iddwarda became treasurer.
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Aftcern
Edwin Severns
Prevadent
Mra
Charter Linton
J. B. Uarreth
W. Z. Spray
Treasaurer
Iddwarda
Will Report On Arbitration Demand In Coal Dispute
New York April 6 pending a revision by anthracite operators whether they will accept the terms for arbitration of their wage disputes. The question of peace or war in the coal fields hangs on the operators decision to be announced at a joint meeting Monday. Operators indicated they would refuse to submit to a arbitration board, signaling no wage or panel reforms. Public sentiment hinged on Mitowall s move affecting operators and miners in this dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Prese
New York
Anthracite
Tiny
Rminees
Withers
Mitowall
Tha Canae
Governor Pattison Sent to Christ Hospital for Indefinite Care
Cincinnati crowds watched Governor Pattison depart the capital by special train for Christ Hospital where he will stay indefinitely for treatment. He traveled with Col Hoeimlager and Capt Remy, arriving amid hopes a possible operation is not yet decided. The slow trip was by design to avoid jarring the patient as he nears extended medical care.
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Cincinnati
Denny M. Pattison
Jack
Col. HoeiMlager
Springhold
A. K. Remy
Dayton
Clyetnnat Tity
J. C Oliver
Preachers Highlight North Indiana M T Conference Session
Special to the Sun from Alenandia Indiana reports on the North Indiana M T conference session. Sherman Powell spoke on The Pastor and the Care of the Children. The Missionary Society anniversary was celebrated. Bishop Warren and leaders attend. A revival of tithing among members is noted with many giving one tenth of earnings to the church. Capitel Avenue hospital project near Sixteenth Street in Indianapolis has $100 paid toward completion. A national dispute over Senator Reid Smoot is described as a disgrace. Appointment announcements expected tomorrow.
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Alenandiua
Ind
North Indiana
M.T
Tonferencn
Rherman Powell
Deme Missionary Society
Fleury
Jameson Tos Nolgshit Tishop Warren
Cchureh
Tedkey
Methodiat Hospital
Capitel Ave
Sixteenthris
Indianapolis
T.C. IM
Reid Smoot
Utah
Madison Swander
Richmond
Eerge
Wuess
Hiw
Quits in Three States Mapubtte OT Company Withdrawn
Scripps McRae Pread Automation in Chicago reports the Mapubtte OC company shown in Missouri ouster hearings to be controlled by Standard Oil. The withdrawal yesterday affected Indians Iowa and Nebraska offices, with no statement from Indian officers on the action.
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Scripps-McRae Pread Automation
Chicago
Mapubtte OT Company
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Iowa
Nebrask
Indianapolis
Dessoines
Lincoln
Cleveland
Oilman Thomas Campbell Dies From Blood Poison in Houston
Thomas Campbell, noted oilman and former partner of the late ex Gov Hogg, died at his Houston home from blood poisoning. The illness followed an infection while attending Gov Hogg’s funeral. he delayed medical care until too late. The death comes days after the funeral disturbance he witnessed.
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Houston
Tex
Thomas Campbell
Hogg
Hin Tie
Building Inspector Warns Farm Owners to Keep Lights Burning
Building Inspector Winterrowa announced enforcement of a law requiring farm owners to keep lights burning in the highway during the night. The rule is reported to be observed in only a few farms, with many still failing to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterrowa Waz
Mate
Supreme Court and Appellate Court Minute Summary
Higher Courts RECORDS cover Supreme Court and Appellate Court items, including cases like Tyler vs Davie Greens and Finhert Taylor vs Riate ex ret. Notes reference assignment errors, petitions for rehearing, and briefs. Also noted are clerk and notice details from Adams County and railroad cases.
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Supreme Court
OES
Tyler Et al
Davie Greens
Pest
Optolon Hadus, J
Finhert Taylor
Riate
Terman Oxte
Sullan CC
Interm
Kard
Appellate Court
Southern Ind
It's, Co
Emily Corte
Admx
Lawrie G.C
Jenve
Board of Tablis Works Rejects Bids on Street Contract
The Board of Tablis Works on Friday decided to reseek all bids for asphalt street work. Engineer Slatin Miller recommended Marion County Construction Co as contractor. Union Asphalt Cinescene and others argued before the board before a final decision was postponed.
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Board of
Tablis Works
Arma Yurtiaentent
Cy Engineer
Slatin Miller
Marion County Construction Company
Tal Jformer Mayor Pulph
Heaton Presses Court Races In First District Contest
The race for the First district judge seat features Heaton and Monks with Heaton drawing strong local backing and praise for a courteous, dignified bearing. Monks, less known but busy with official duties, fights a hard campaign on a Republican platform amid rival endorsements. The contest hinges on court record, campaign energy, and district support as finish nears.
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Monks
Ben
Supreme Court
Plar
Allen County Court
Sudeo Heaton
Democrats to pick Davis for county chairmanship in turmoil
The Temocratic county committee votes to name Davis as a compromise candidate for chair, with Berry withdrawing amid factional struggle. Pettijohn and Blohmmeyer emerge as possible secretaries in a bid to soothe divisions. a Saturday primary will elect new precinct committeemen.
City Births and Deaths Record From Riverside Street Area
City notices list births at several addresses and names such as Minnie Coffs Madge Thompson and Mary Nickel with residences on Eugene Street and Congress Avenue. Deaths include Harriet and Katherine with hospital mentions and tubercular causes. multiple obituaries note conditions like peritonitis and hydrocephalus across city wards. Building permits and repairs are also recorded for Anna M. Shicks, Lonny Shindes, and others, detailing addresses and project types such as ent rages and additions on Buchan and Michigan avenues.
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Bran TV
Minnie Coffs
Webb
Madge Thompson
Can- River-ave
Girlie
Mary Nickel
Eugene St
Note Paynes
Congress-aty
Arthur
Maude Meers
Watt
Little Perry
Srootes-sty
Trims
Daley Garner
Buckeye
Louis
Foss Boothe
Park
Gil
Alice Arpoll
Bey Charles
Minnig Quees
Henaty
Matilda Newman
Wil Manian Hases
Sngtians
Charlie Kosed
Rater
Alfred
Ida Welly
Tail Vianne
Refuses Offer Of 10000 For Death Claim
DAXVILDE April special reports Westerfield rejects a railroad company settlement offer of 10000 for the death of his daughter. He accuses the firm of delaying justice for six months and pursuing a costly appeal. The incident follows a fatal crossing accident near the Big Four crossing as Thesa Yo Callie aged years perished.
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Daxvilde
Westerfield
Lati
Thesa
Callie
Real estate transfers and parcels listed in local notes
A dated compilation records transfers of multiple parcels and estates including Bulgrave heirs sub part Fletcher tidbits and various trust company transactions. Names appearing include Charles E. Shaver Johanna Sultan Annie Garrity William Ryan Emma Pantzer Union Pacific and the Standard Oil Company of Indiana with properties described by blocks streets and measurements across multiple townships.
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Jon Day
Henry D. Kriser
Bulgrave Heirs
Fletcher
Brookside
Hevilkeave
Trwelfth St
Wearity Trust Company
Charles E. Shaver
Shaver
West Side
Graces Land-Ave
Fortlett-st
Johanna Sultan
Annie Garrity
Ferguson
Adilltry Fort
Helliday
Garfield Park
Aide Crutiest
Shelby
Emma Pantzer
Union
Woods
New Jersey
Mehiuist
Powillam
Elder
Sarah J. Winklefleck
Tatfi
University
Heights
Divine
East Side
Weavers Ave
Lawrencesaye
Bland and OW Company of
Kentucky
Standard
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Railroad Company
Louisiana
Lordam
Trie St
Furgyteson
Hil Place
Kerwlar
South Side
Batee St
Arvenal-aven
Mary KR. Jahmston
Bernhard Wailer Alux
Lot Hound
Huebard
York Heights
Paris-ave
Phirtleth St
George W. Carr
James H. Gibson
Carr
Fisher's Cemetery
Jevi TP
Harlan
Melissa
E. Sloan
Township
Range
Ranklin Township
Incooperations Imprecise List of Local Corporations Formed
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state list several new entities. Lanesville Creamery Company is capitalized at 9600,000 with J. W. Baxter F. F. Wolfe John Gels Lewis P. Zabel and John Lyskowinski as incorporators. Markle Electric Company shows officers A. R. Markle E. Cooper G. Guntersen and G. R. Fields. Valentine & Co. of Terra Haute seeks 550,000 capital for wholesale retail meat and packing. Erectors named John Hanley Joseph Hanley Zalman Fuddell Burl Hurts cer. Lake Creamery Association lists 5.0 capital stock with J. O. Pattes as president Ida McCoy vice president Bill Wuppy secretary James H. Enson treasurer and Albert Simomons J. W. Waite RT. Lang as directors. The Democrat Publishing Company of Berkport lists 8.0% capital stock with Wesley W. Kellams Ralph Roberts and John W. Crooks as directors. Greensburg Raiding and Loan argas association files notice of increase of capital stocks from 20,000 to KANG.
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Lanesville Creamery Company
Lanesville
Capital
J. W. Baxter
F. F. Wolfe
John Gels
Lewis P. Zabel
John Lyskowinski
S Markle Electric Company
A. R. Markle
E. Cooper
G. Guntersen
G. R. Fields
Valentine & Co
Terra Haute
John Hanley
Joseph 3. Hanley
Zalman Fuddell
Burl Hurtscer
The
Lake Creamery Association
Capital Steck
J. 0. Pattes
Preaiden
Iida McCoy
Bill Wuppy
James H. Enson
Trea Urer
Albert Simomons
John W. Crooks
Greensburg
Argas Ciation
Red hot speech sparks flaying of sensational magazine writers
The article reports President Roosevelt’s Washington appearance denouncing sensational magazine writers and editors who profit from sensationalism. It notes opposition figures, Congress members, and political figures reacting to alleged abuses in journalism and calls for stricter scrutiny of authors and publishers.
Suffered Agonies for Four Years Heal With Cuticura
A resident of Alliance Ohio recounts a four year foot injury with failed medical care until Cuticura Remedies healed the wound. He notes initial partial relief then full recovery after seven months of applying Cuticura Soap and Ointment and says doctors’ bills were high. He invites readers to write for confirmation.
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Hordne
Arch Ave
Alliance
Ohio
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Massachisetts Ave
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