Duty on Tobacco Raised in Tariff Plan
Washington April 8 The ways and means committee agreed to report an amendment to the tariff schedules raising duties on filler tobacco not specially provided for from 35 cents a pound to 50 cents when unstemmed and from 50 cents to 70 cents for stemmed tobacco if imported from countries prohibiting US tobacco such as Turkey.
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Ways and Means Committee
House
Turkey
Temperance Address By Rev E S Shumaker At King Ave Church
Rev E S Shumaker state superintendent of the Anti Saloon league delivers a temperance address at King Avenue M E Church tonight at 7 30 o clock.
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E. S. Shumaker
The
Anti-Saloon League
King Avenue M. E
Auto Drier Dares River Rescue Then Flings Into Water
Dayton April incident reports James Dinsmore and J O Probasco driving along a narrow tow path when a child appeared nearby. They swerved and plunged into the Miami River but emerged uninjured as the swift current carried the car downstream. The exchange between drivers highlighted the danger to bystanders.
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Miami River
Probasco
Jim Tothis Dinsmore
Pastor Carlton Named Police Chief in Anowa City
Mason City Va April says Pastor W W Carlton of the church here has been tendered the chief of police post by Mayor Fred A Kirschman. The pledge for a clean administration is echoed as the city seeks reform. A wealthy citizen offered 346 per month supplement to the salary.
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Carlton
Charles M Cooper dies at home at 63
Charles M Cooper age 63, a longtime musician, died at his home on Laurel Street Wednesday after a brief illness. The funeral will be held at 10 AM Saturday at his residence under the auspices of the Musicians' Union. he played trombone in several well known groups.
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Charles M. Cooper
Laurel Street
Wedenscay
Cooper
Musicians’ Union
Mrs Elizabeth McCray 73 Funeral in New Augusta
The body of Mrs Elizabeth McCray widow of George McCray will be buried Friday morning in the cemetery near New Augusta. Funeral services will be held at 10 o clock at Cooked Creek Baptist Church. She died at the home of her son Wilfl Hume in New Augusta.
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Elizabeth Hum ’le‘Cray
George Mec‘ray
New Augusta
Cooked Creek Baptist Church
Mey
Castro Ordered Exile From Martinique Island
Paris reports that the French government expelled Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela from Martinique in the West Indies. The decree cites the risk Castro would foment revolution in Venezuela and was relayed to Castro by the Fort de France prefect.
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Cipsinns Castro
Venezuela
Martinique
West Indies
Castro
Fort de France
Threat of interracial marriage sparks threats in Columbus
A Columbus courthouse report details a noose and rope left on a door knob with a warning to prevent William Marcand, a Black real estate dealer, from marrying Stella Cunningham, a white woman. The couple sought a probate license. mandamus to force it proceeds April 19. Signed threats reference Springfield and racial violence.
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Mortasg Feerse
Wty
William Marcand
Spring Street
Stella Ella Cunningham
Jung
Mandamus Stemypel
Wilson Re elected To Four Year Term As Indiana School for the Blind Superintendent
George S. Wilson was reelected as superintendent of the Indiana School for the Blind to serve four years. Trustees met on Wednesday and praised Wilson for his twelve years in the role.
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George S. Wilson
Indiana School For the Blind
Wilson
Notable South Bend football star Edward Kohler dies
South Bend Indiana. April 29 Edward Kohler longtime half back with the South Bend team organized by Pat Oden died yesterday morning. Kohler was one of the best known players in the region and a prominent figure in local football circles.
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Ind
Edward Kohler
Pat Oden
Eax
Gary Saloons Close Doors A Dry Town
Gary, Chicago, April 8. The steel city becomes dry as 15 saloons shut overnight out of 135. Police Chief Martin ordered closures and many held wakes or bargain sales. One saloon averaged about $1,000 in daily business.
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Gary
Steel City
Orly
Martin
Georgia Samoson Death Case Testimony Narrates Refused Visit
Witnesses recount family feud details and Georg ia Samoson and Robert Manson case. Mildred Service testifies about intimate visits and trips with Georgia including Palmyra and Fairport. Cross examination reveals hostility toward the Allyns and a veiled woman at a funeral.
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Palmyra
Fairport
Georgian
Mildred Service
Tim
Lin
Miss Ayn
Hog and cattle receipts rise as Indianapolis market eases prices
April 8 at Indianapolis shows 7,500 hogs 1,900 cattle and 15 sheep received, up from a week and a year ago. Hogs sold mostly 7.10 to 7.40, with 5 to 10 cent declines on heavier grades. cattle trading steady with bulls and calves weaker. sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 10 to 13 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report April Receipts Steady
Pittsburg Pa. April market notes light receipts and steady prices across cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Cattle ranges include prime to good fat cattle 6.25 to 6.50, cows 2.00 to 5.50, calves and heifers up to 5.50. Hogs steady with heavy weights from 7.40 to 7.65, lambs and sheep market steady with prime wethers around 5.25 to 5.75 and lambs around 6.00 to 6.90.
Tailored Coats and Bonnets For Tots On Sale
The collection features strictly tailored coats for little folk with matching hats and bonnets. Mull and straw bonnets for tots aged 2 to 6 are priced from 0c to $4.75, offering coordinated outfits for lingerie frocks and street wear.
Wallstreet Activity Buoys Chesapeake and Ohio Lead
Wall street session shows Chesapeake and Ohio rising nearly a point to a new high. American Cotton Oil Virginia Carolina Chemical and Cotton Oil advanced while Standard shares lagged and Union Pacific and St Paul posted fractional gains. London markets firm as American issues attract attention amid broad industrial strength and gold and silver shares steady.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Virginia-Carolina
People's Gas
Standard Railroad
Industril
Union Pacific
Reading
Southern Paw Tf
St. Paul
Amalgamated
Interborough Metropolitan
London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
New York
Nevada Consolidated
la Rose
Nipissing
Otissy
Mackey
American Agricultural, Chemical
Virginia-Catolinia Chemical
Hustocks
Newberg & Co
Chicago live stock at Union Stock Yards April 8
Hogs receipts 17 600 market strong to shade higher mixed and butchers 6 70 11 30 good heavy 7 20 7 35 rough heavy 9 7 15 light 6 80 7 25 pigs 5 30 6 70 bulk 7 10 7 25 cattle receipts 4 04 market strong Reeves 4 60 7 25 cows and heifers 2 40 6 15 stockers and feeders 8 75 6 50 Texans 4 73 5 90 calves 6 00 sheep receipts 100 market steady sheep 4 75 6 76 05 lambs 5 14 2
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Hoga Bates
Cede Peer Dent
Chicago
Union
Reeves
Market Prices For Grains And Produce Listed
From Rouse Gros at 180 Kentucky avenue a Local TTROG listing shows corn shelled oats feed oats timothy clover mixed hay wheat straw oats straw and related prices. It notes Indiana produce exchanges with eggs butter poultry and other items in the same notice.
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Rouse Gros
Kentucky Avenue
German Democrats To Campaign At Distros Meeting
The German Democrats will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday night on Los F. Washington Street to discuss the comic campaign.
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Los F. Washington Street
Edwin Ray Church Grants Quarterly Love Feast
The Edwin Ray church schedules a quarterly love feast for tonight. The pastor Rev RH Clip pinger will address attendees on the topic Lenten Watchfulness.
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Edwin Ray
Edwin Ray Church
RH. C. Clippinger
Widow Inherits 200,000 From John E. Christian
Probate Judge Russ Thursday appointed Emma Christian administratrix of the estate of her husband John E. Christian who died April 200,000 valued estate left to his widow as sole heir. No will was found.
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Ais
Russ
Emma Christian
John E. Christian
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Snapshot
Grain prices steady for wheat and hay with bids for No 2 red wheat at 31.34 cents, through billing figures around 1.85, and April to June futures noted. Corn shows strength with multiple white and mixed grades quoted through billing, oats steady, and rye and hay priced with standard inspection totals for cars and samples listed.
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Hay
Timothy
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo N Y April cattle receipts 250 head quiet and steady veals 200 slow and steady call to choice, sheep and lambs receipts 000 head slow and steady lambs 5 s ar yearings 2579 sheep 60076 65 Toledo Grain Wheat prices sharp May July September corn cash May July September Ontario cash May July September Clover seed April October December Timothy prices listed
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East Buffalo
Toledo
Rimothy
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati Ohio cattle receipts 140 head steady with bulls calves and veals mixed. Hog receipts 1 599 head steady, hogs quiet. Sheep and lambs 1 005 head steady with spring lambs trading around 8 to 11 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Fragment
Cash Wheat prices listed for various classes in Chicago with No 2 red and northern spring bids. The fragmentary OCR shows quotes like No 2 red at 1.30 to 1.36 and No 3 spring around 1.19 to 1.16 with additional unclear grades and percentages.
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Chicago
New precinct police stations go into service
Four new precinct stations began operation at noon Thursday. Each will have one desk man and two patrolmen on duty, with direct lines to the central station and individual phones. Stations will maintain flower beds and lawns, with residents receiving telephone cards for district coverage.
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Metzger
Burglars Drugged Family Then Set Fire in Chicago Home
In Chicago at 9706 Logan Avenue burglars drugged Mrs Mary Scanlon and her two daughters a son and a boarder looted the house. They started a fire in a bid to murder the occupants but neighbors rescued them. Police say the motive was to destroy evidence after failing to seize $2.06 fire insurance thought to be collected after the husband’s death.
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Chicago
Mary Scanlon
Ao Son
Logan Avenue
Martha Winston Seeks Legal Separation From Husband
Martha J. Winston, 68, filed for divorce from Willam Winston, about 40, after he was discharged in a police court on embezzlement charges. She alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and that he used an assumed name at marriage, seeks restoration of her maiden name Martha J. Troll.
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Martha J. Troll
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