Wall Street Opens Dull With Broad Downticks
The New York stock market opened lower across most issues with losses from percent to percent. Only New York Central rose by one point while copper shares Amalgamated and Anaconda fell on news of lower London copper prices. Heavy selling at the open drove declines of 1 to 2 points in many active stocks as the market maintained a heavy tone. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds quiet and irregular.
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New York
New York Central
Amalgamated
Anaconda
London
Cincinnati cattle and hog prices report unfolds in brief
Cincinnati April 12 cattle receipts 621 higher butcher steers extra 5.35 5.60 good to choice 4.65 5.00 calves extra 7.25 hog receipts 2700 steady good to choice 6.95 mixed packers 6.80 6.90 sheep receipts 241 strong extra 9.60 lambs 7.50
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Cincinnati
Grain Market Summary From Open Outcry Prices
Wheat bids vary with No 2 red and No 3 red around late 70s, No 4 red at 100, No 1 and No 2 red rejected. Corn prices show several white and yellow grades near 46 to 47 cents, mixed and through billing. Oats steady with multiple white and mixed bids. Timoth y and clover mixed bids range 17 to 19 dollars per ton. Inspections list multiple cars for each grain with totals for wheat corn oats hay and rye.
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Choice
Timothy
Il Heay
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo notes April 11 cattle receipts at 75 with calves from 5.50 to 7.50 and steady. Sheep receipts around 6 with choice lambs 9.00 to 9.10, yearlings 7.25 to 8, wethers 6.50 to 7, ewes 6.00 to 6.40, mixed 6.25 to 6.50. Hogs receipts are active. Yorkers and pigs 5.75, heavy and mixed 7.15 to 7.20, roughs 5.25 to 5.30.
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East Buffalo
Scripps-McAnne Press Association
Pork Mess and Lard Prices in New York Markets
New York Produce market report dated April 12 lists pork products at 918,260 and 18.25. lard Western steam spot at 9.99 and 9.17. tallow city and country quotes. butter creamery and eggs whites fancy and extra. cheese full cream also noted.
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Scrippa-Mcline Press Association
New York
Pork Mess
Western Steam
Spot
City
Gye
Western
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported by Chicago Market
Scripps-Weline Prose Association reports Chicago cattle receipts around 1,200 with steady demand. Prime beeves range from 5.50 to 6.50 per hundred, cows and heifers about 3.10 to 4.50, and canners up to nil. Hog receipts around 6.75 to 7.00 with mixed lots 4.09 to 6.80. Sheep receipts near 710 with native and western lambs from 3.54 to 6.55, native sheep 4.10 to 5.00.
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Scripps-Weline Prose Association
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices Reported by Scrippa McRae
Chicago produce items listed with dealers and prices from April 12. Eggs extras at 18 to 18 1/4 cents, butter 29 1/4 to 31 1/4 cents, cheese 15 1/2 to 16 1/2 cents, poultry prices for turkeys 12 to 14 1/2 cents, chickens 14 to 16 1/4 cents, ducks 13 1/4 to 14 1/2 cents, geese 9 to 10 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Ucks
Morals of Parks Defend City Youth Protection Plan
Charles E. Coffin, president of the Board of Public Parks, rejects claims parks are unsafe for young girls. He notes park hours end at 11 pm and owl cars are not from Riverside, Garfield, or Brookside. Matrons exist at each park to guide children and report concerns to parents rather than the park board. The Women’s Christian Temperance Mission formed a committee to protect girls, but has not updated the board.
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Charles E. Coffin
Board of Public Parks
Indianapolis
Riverside
Garfield
Brookside
Fairview
Broad Rippie
Mr. Coffin
Indianapolis Park Board
Women's Christian Temperance Vssion
Live Stock Prices Hold Steady in Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis April 12 report notes few fresh sheep and lamb arrivals with no price range established. Steers, heifers, cows, bulls, hogs and sheep show steady prices across various weight categories, with best animals commanding the top end and lighter stock at lower bids.
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Indianapolis
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report
East Buffalo N Y April 12 Cat e-Recents 50 cars firm Veals and calves 5 0 7 5 0 0 Sheep Receipts 6 000 lambs 10c higher sheep firm Choice lambs 9 19 year lives 7 25 08 13 wethers 6 50 7 00 ewes and mixed sheep 6 0 0 5 0 cull sheep Some Hoags Receipts HARON 5 100e Jower 3 ST 100T 15 pigs 7 1507 20 heavy and mixed grades 7 19 roughs 4 25
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East Buffalo
N. Y
St Louis Live Stock Prices Reported
Cattle receipts 1990 strong with beet steers 4.00 to 6.40 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5.25 cows and heifers 2.95 to 5.95 Texas steers 3.50 to 6. Hogs receipts 300 steady pigs 6.25 to 6.75 best heavy 6.80 Sheep receipts steady natives 80 to 8.75 lambs 7.40
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ST. Lotis
Texas
Myers Regains Pig's Foot Club Presidency
Phillip Myers, at Thursday night activity, reclaimed the Pig's Foot club presidency from Charles Witthoft who was deposed. Myers ate 17 pigs' feet in a contest against Asa Elliott, whose 3 feet failed to match his rival's pol ished bone count. Elliott blamed elements for his defeat and Sle plans to train for the next election aiming to become president after the next tournament.
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Phillip Myers
Pig's Foot Club
Charles Witthoft
Mr. Myers
Asa Elliott
Mr. Eliott
Sle
Slagel jailed for five days over Carnegie patent claim
Frederick Slagel, arrested at the Hotel Schenley while trying to force his way in to see Andrew Carnegie to discuss disposing of a patent, was sent to jail for five days by Magistrate Walker. Slagel sang German religious songs in his cell, and police suspect he is demented.
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Scrippsa-McRae Presse Association
Pittsburg
Frederick Slagel
Schenley
Andrew Carnegie
Walker
Slagel
Silk Merger Created Major Textile Combine in Pa
York Pa April 12 announce a silk merger including 30 mills mainly in Pennsylvania. The York and Monarch mills join with Carlisle Fleetwood Kutztown and Reynoldsville mills. American Silk Manufacturing Co of New York to purchase. New firm to have capacity of 22 500 000.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
York
Pennsylvania
Monarch Mills
Carlisle
Fleetwood
Kutztown
Reynoldsville
American Silke Manufacturing Company
New York
Bankers Win Case On Indictment Dismissal At Oklo
Federal indictments against Capitol National Bank officers Charles E. Billingsley and James C. Robb, filed after the 1904 bank failure, charging false entries to individual credit, were dismissed today as the government failed to show sufficient evidence.
General Stewart Resigns Bermuda Governor
New York April 12 Lieutenant General Robert MacGregor Stewart has resigned as governor and commander in chief of the army in the British colony of Bermuda.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Robert MacGregor Stewart
Bermuda
Tin and roofing tin sale listing across brands and sizes
TINNERS SUPPLIES presents copper-bottoms 38c, cloth sheets 27C and 27C at $2.90 $3.25, best bloom galvanized 27 at $4.10. CHARCOAL TIN features Best brands IC 10x14 24x20 12x12 at $6.50 IX $8.55. ROOFING TIN Best brands common IC 14x20 $4.75 9.76 IC 20x28 $9.00 $11.00 old styles $12.00 $19.00. TIN in pigs 48c in bara 50c. ZINC 80.
Chicago Grain Market Report April Grain and Hog Prices
In Chicago on April 12 wheat rose as shorts covered with May at 78 3/4 to 78 1/2 cents and July at 80 3/4 cents. May corn 47 1/2 to 47 1/4 cents, July 47 1/2 to 47 1/4 cents. Oats up to 47 1/4 cents. Hog products at 16.5 for pork, 38.82 for lard, 8.72 for ribs. Local receipts: wheat 19 cars, corn 216, oats 165. Market dull after first hour, few stock offers. May wheat 78 1/2 to 79 1/4 cents, May corn 6 1/4 cents, No 2 red 78 1/2 to 79 1/4, No 3 yellow 44 1/2 to 45 1/4, May oats 44 1/2 cents, July 40 1/4 cents.
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Chicago
Shorts
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa April 12. Cattle supply light and steady with prime cattle at 5.60 to 5.15 and choice 5.80 to 5.00. Sheep supply light and steady with prime wethers 5.60 to 5.80, food 5.25 to 5.50, lambs 5.00 to 7.35. Hogs supply light and steady with prime heavy hogs 7.20 to 7.30, workers 7.25 to 7.30, roughs 6.00 to 6.35.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Thaw Trial Prolonged as Courthouse Crowd Gathers
Besieged by long waits and a throng outside the Tombs, New York residents followed every moment of Harry K Thaw's trial. A prison statement from Thaw claimed self defense and reliance on law, while attorney Daniel O'Reilly caused a brief court-room stampede with a joke about the jury arriving. Prosecutor Jerome signaled readiness to retry Thaw if the jury disagrees, implying a possible renewed imprisonment.
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Daniel O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Hartridge, Peabody
Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
Mr. Thaw
Expense of the Thaw Trial Tops Estimates
New York on April 1 reports estimates of trial costs for Harry K Thaw drawing attention. Public figures show Thaw family spending about 233000, state costs near 80000, county costs under 30000, with total expenses excluding certain funds. Conservative state costs likely around 40000, while Thaw defense spending is believed not to exceed 235000, though totals vary.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Hidden Costs of Thaw Trial Highlight Jury Pay Debate
The text notes uncertain defense costs for Thaw and details alienists at 45000 dollars and attorneys at 145000 dollars. Jurors have earned 2 dollars daily for a lengthy trial and would gain 1586 dollars in total. raising pay to five dollars daily could nearly triple expenses.
Jury in Thaw case convinced to stand for verdict
NEW YORK April 12 There will be no disagreement of the Thaw jury. It may be 24 hours more before a verdict is returned, but the 12 men locked in the jury room are going to determine Harry Thaw's fate before they quit. A Scripps McRae Press associate quoted a source close to the case noting no requests for instructions since yesterday hint at a unified majority. The theory holds ten or eleven jurors have formed a firm opinion and will resist the minority or a compromise until a final decision is reached.
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Tombs
Thaw
St. Patrick's Day
Harry Thaw
Pinkertons
Harry Thawe
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Rogers Sees Providential Prosperity For Nation
Henry H. Rogers, in an interview with the Manufacturers' Record, expresses strong optimism about the economic outlook. He cites providence guiding the country and asserts that settled conditions and unified demand for conservative government will emerge within months, stabilizing prosperity and development.
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Rogers
Trust Must Stand Trial In Standard Oil Case
Chicago April 12 The federal government won a sweeping victory as Judge Landis refused to quash the indictment against Standard Oil or remove the case from the jury. The ruling directs the trial to proceed with 12 jurors to decide guilt or innocence on the merits.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Oil Trust
City Record of Births and Marriages Listings
List of births with names ages and addresses including Cardiac dilation diphtheria uterus and 15 other conditions. Also entries for marriages with several couple names and dwelling and repair values for various properties and remodels in the city.
Driscoll Set Right Correction From Indianapolis News
A Muncie based News correspondent issues a correction disputing bribery charges against Mr. G. Driscoll. The reply states no evidence of Driscoll seeking or taking money in exchange for votes by legislators Fitch and Volz, and asserts the charges were politically motivated. The correction emphasizes Driscoll’s absence from influencing votes and notes family illness as context.
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Muncie
Ind
Indianapolis News Today
Chearges
Driscoll
Wroate
Muiucie
Statehouse
J. Monroe Fitch
Bell
Fitch
John Volz
Joe Bell
Crawford Fairbanks
H. J. Peckinpaugh
Peckinpaugh
A Fine Winter Day in a Spring-Like Sky
The weather note recalls a brisk start with 38 degrees and a brief noon blizzard followed by sun. March winds persisted as a chilly change settled in for Friday night and Saturday, with fair but cold conditions forecast for Saturday.
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Blizgeard
Colone's Satisfied Pitcher Kennedy Not To Be Traded
Louisville manager Tom Chillington says he will not purchase Jack Kennedy from Cincinnati. With five experienced pitchers under reserve including Puttmann Elliott Stovall Kenna and Sudhoff, and Dunkle and Moskiman not expected to report, Kennedy will not be needed.
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the Sun
Louisville
Tom Chillington
Louisville Baseball Club
Jack Kennedy
Cincinnati Club
Kennedy
Puttmann
Elliott
Stovall
Kenna
Sudhoff
Dunkle
Moskiman
Oklahoma AG accuses railroads of rate rebate violations
Guthrie April 12 Attorney General Bramwell says railroads violate the Heyburn rate law by letting favored shippers load cars heavier than permitted. Cromwell also announces an Oklahoma cotton seed oil trust probe with promises of sensational developments.
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Serippasa-McRae Press Association
Guthie
Okla
Bramwell
Oklahoma
Blizzard Rages Through Copper Country In Michigan
The Scripps-McRae Presa Association reports a second week blizzard gripping Houghton Michigan. Steam and electric rail traffic are badly interrupted as snow falls nearly nonstop since last Sunday.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Houghton, Mich
Copper
Trafic
Incorporations Filed For Gary Building Company and Posey County Phone
Secretary of State records list two incorporations. Gary Building Company in Gary with $10,000 capital stock, formed by FE O Selby Frank B Selby and Frank C Pomerene. St Philip Telephone Company in Posey County with $2,000 capital, formed by Fred Kirchhoff Frank Neff George J Ehrhardt Theodore Hartig and Joseph A Delg.
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Secretary of State
Gary Building Company
Gary
FE. O. Selby
Frank B. Selby
Frank C. Pomerene
St. .Philip Telephone Company
Posey County
Fred Kirchhoff
Frank Neff
George J. Ehrhardt
Theodore Hartig
Joseph A. Delg
Tragedy at Grand Opera House in Pittsburg Matinee
In Pittsburg Fa on April 12 a spectator in a boxed seat fired a revolver to his head during a matinee at the Grand Opera House. He collapsed and was removed under the stage by theater staff. The shooter's identity is unknown.
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Scrippa-MecRae Presa Association
Fittsburg
Grand Opera House
Mrs Foraker A Fine Politician Seeks D A R Post
Washington April 12 Indications point to a contested race for president secretary of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the annual meeting in this city The Foraker faction urges Mrs J A Foraker wife of Ohio senator as a candidate Other contenders include Mrs Donald McLean incumbent and Mrs Julius Caesar Burrows wife of Michigan senator The article lauds Mrs Foraker as a sharp political thinker with deep knowledge of DAR and DD A R politics
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Daughters of the Americaevolution
J. A. Poraner
Ohio
Donald
Councilman vows fight to pass saloon proximity ordinance
Councilman John F. Wood of the Third ward pledged on Friday to push a measure banning saloons within 500 feet of public schools. Introduced weeks ago, the ordinance has been buried in the public health committee led by Otto Hofmann, a saloon keeper. Wood aims to pull the measure from committee at the next council meeting, expecting some colleagues to support it despite brewer opposition amid strong public sentiment for passage.
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John F. Wood
Third Ward
Frederick W. Eppert
Committee On Public Health
Otto Hofmann
Major Fremont Testifies In Court Martial Defense
Maj Francis F Fremont United States infantry testifies in court martial claiming expensive divorce proceedings and alimony payments explain his inability to meet debts. He says loans were for good faith and not due to rank. denies claiming San Francisco ownership, only interest in his father's property. C S Johnson of First National Bank of Saitzburg notes officers receive little money by mere promises.
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Francis F. Fremont
United States Infantry
San Francisco
C. S. Johnson
First National Bank of
Saitsburg
Calhoun Denies Bribery Claims In Railways Franchise
Patrick Calhoun, president of United Railways, arrived from New York and declared that no money was improperly paid to any city official in connection with the companys franchise secured after last Aprils fire. He denounced the individuals behind the attack in bitter terms.
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Scrippa-McRar Press Association
San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
United Railways Company
New York
Opposed to Foraker in railroad fight
The Receivers and Shippers association in Cincinnati announces unalterable opposition to Senator Foraker and his leadership of railroad interests in Washington. In an open letter to presidents of major railroads, officials say the letter suggests how growing hostility to railroads can be halted, but details are not released.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Receivers’ and Shippers’ Association
Taft-Foraker
Foraker
Washington
Ocal
Snow Two Feet Deep Hits Ashland Wisconsin
Heavy snowfall and blizzard strike Ashland Wisconsin piling two feet of snow in places with drifting and difficult travel, as residents endure winter conditions across the city.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Ashland
Wis
Souvenirs at Vonnegut's Hardware Store Lectures Begin
Mrs Lillian Matherson demonstrates a New Process Visible gas range at Vonnegut Hardware on the Moor. Lectures on domestic science run mornings and afternoons for nearly two weeks as crowds grow, with recipes and souvenirs offered to housewives.
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Vonnegut Hardware Company
Sewor Moor
Lillian Matherson
White Sox Browns game postponed by cold weather
ST. LOUIS April 12. Owing to cold weather the White Sox Browns game scheduled for today was postponed. Scrippa-McRae Preys Association.
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Scrippa-McRae Preys Association
ST. Louis
Browns
Ida Von Claussen vows continued pursuit of Graves dispute
Mrs Ida Von Claussen, seeking vengeance over Charles H Graves the U S minister to Sweden for not presenting her to King Oscar, returns from Washington vowing to press the issue to the end. She condemns Roosevelt and the state department and says reparation will be obtained.
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Scripps-McRaee Press Association
New York
Ida von Claussen
Charles H. Graves
United States
Sweden
Oscar
Washington
Hoosevelt
State Department
Stockholm
Theodore Roosevelt
Arrests of Women at Saloon in Indianapolis
Helen Schoenfeld was arrested by Patrolman McCarty as a frequenter of Ye Ark saloon and will be held until her Fort Wayne parents arrive in Indianapolis. Bond set at 250 dollars. Grice Evans fined and costs for loitering. companion James Gore Sai Goodletave was fined 1 dollar and costs. They were found in Ed Biser's saloon on East Wabash Street. Two other women arrested had their cases continued.
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Helen Schoenfeld
McCarty
Fort Wayne
Indianapo S
Grice Evans
James Gore
Sai Goodletave
Ed Biser
E. Wabashst
Clerkship for Woman in Marion County License Office
Mrs. G E Earl is appointed by Fish and Game Commissioner Z T Sweeney to a new license clerk post in Marion County. The office created by the legislature will issue hunters licenses and is located in room 119 of the state house.
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G. E. Earl
Fish and Game
Z. T. Sweeney
Marion County
Fish and Game Commission
State House
Delegates Named for Hague Peace Conference
President selects a list led by Choate Porter and Hill to represent the United States at The Hague. The delegation includes Davis Sperry Buchanan Rose Hale Scott Butler and others with sailings set for New York around May 15.
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State Department
Joseph H. Choate
England
Gen
Horace Porter
France
I. M. Rose
Arkansas
The
Mer
Lnna
Janes Brown Scott
Depiatrent of State
Charles Henry Butler
Supreme Coat of the
New York
Hague
Tryouts for Shortridge Debating Club May Events
The Hoys Debating Club at Short Ridge High School will hold tryouts Tuesday afternoon for the Shortridge Steele High School debate in Darton. The debate is planned for May likely early in the month. The Shortridge track team may schedule a meet with Dayton School on the same day, with athletic events in the afternoon and the debate in the evening.
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Hoys’ Debating Club
Shortridge High School
Shortridge
Steele High School
St Darton
Dayton
Masons Seek Larger Subscriptions For Building Fund
The Masonic lodge network aims to raise 3290,000 for a new building with a general canvass of all Masons after Thursday’s totals. Friday reports list contributions from Raper commendery, Indianapolis chapter, Keystone chapter, Center lodge, Marion lodge, Capitol City Lodge, Ancient Landmark, Mystic Tie lodge, Pentalpha lodge, Logan lodge, Monument lodge and others, bringing the day’s total to 6522 and the grand total to 105,070.
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Raper
Fieiianapolis
Keystone
Center Lodge
Marion Lodge
Capitol City Lodge
Ancient Landmark
Mystic Tie Lodge
Pentalpha Lodge
Logan Lodge
Monument Lodge
Rubber Goods Report Shows Big Rise in Business
The eighth annual Rubber Goods Manufacturing company report notes a large increase in business and profits. The gains are linked to close ties with United States Rubber company through stock holdings. A steady 1 percent quarterly dividend on preferred stock and a 1 percent dividend on common stock were paid, with a further common dividend deferred. Talks indicate plans for closer relations with United States Rubber company soon.
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United States Rubber Company
Strikers Return to Work at Lorain Ships Yard
In Lorain Ohio on April 12 seventy five more laborers returned to work at the American Shipbuilding Company yards. Most skilled mechanics remain on strike. Union officials brought a 12,000 dollar strike benefit funds and company officials say they have all unskilled labor needed.
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Scrippa-McRae Prens Association
Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Compa
Supreme Court rules against treasurers on demand fees
In a Fridi era decision the court holds treasurers are not entitled to 30 and 75 cents charged as demand fees on delinquent taxes. The fees belong to the county and are diverted to county treasuries rather than individual treasurers.
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Fridi
Supreme Court
Treasuries
Dayton murderer to be electrocuted next day unless blocked
The Ohio board of pardons rejected mercy for Dr Oliver C Haugh of Dayton. He faces execution by electric chair within a day unless Governor Harris intervenes. Interference from the governor is not expected.
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Secrippe-McRae Press Association
Columbus
Oliver C. Haugh
Dayton
Board of Pardons
Harris
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