Local society notes highlight clubs and engagements
Indianapolis Council of Women elects officers for the year. Farewell for Rev. Daniel Zechiel at Grace Mission as he moves to Huntingburg. Numerous social events including teas, Easter ball by Maennerchor, and dances. Marriages and engagements featured among local families with guests from Dayton and Chicago.
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Grace Mission Church of the Evangelical Association
Beville Avenue
Michigan Street
Daniel E. Zechiel
Huntingburg
Women's Society of the Macnerchor
George Schludecker
Anna Ryen
Neliie Aylward
Langsdale Street
John M. Smeitzer
Dayton
Mies Dorn Aylward
Chicago
Five Hungarians Killed in Tunnel Quarry Cave-In
A cave-in at the Owen Wwomen Owens' Sons tunnel quarry in Granville New York depth 175 feet underground killed five Hungarian workers and injured several others. Recovery efforts may take ten days.
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Granville
N.Y
Owen
Owens’ Sons
Daybook of births and deaths and licenses
Lists names of births with parents and locations, followed by deaths with ages and causes, then marriage licenses and building permits detailing couples, places, and project costs in a dense city record. Several entries include street addresses and institutions, reflecting a civic notice page.
Riots in Durango Leave Police and Rioters Dead
A Velardena dispatch reports deadly rioting over religious differences in Durango on April 10. Six police and six rioters died, three soldiers slain, and many rioters arrested after clashes began with a religious procession and a later carnival of robbery. Additional trouble feared.
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Velardena
Durango
Ennis and Stoppani Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy claims Ennis and Stoppani of 38 Broad Street owes creditors some 1.5 million dollars. Judge Holt appointed Lindsay Russell as receiver after the firm continued operations briefly and reported 100 customers in offices.
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New York
Ennis and
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Broad Street
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
United States District Court
Holt
Lindsay Russell
Russell
Charles Sincere
Ethel B. Newton
Fred J. Ringley
Bartlett, Patten & Co
Logan, Brian & Co
Chicago
Record of Indiana Livestock Market Prices and Supplies
April 13 Indianapolis market reports show 3,500 hogs 900 cattle 5 sheep received. Prices higher than yesterday and year ago with top hog price at 7.75 and most sales at 7.55. Steers, heifers, cows, calves, bulls, and yearlings range across weight classes with varied bids. supplies appear scant despite active trading.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report at Union Stockyards
Cattle receipts show market steady with ranges from common to prime cattle. Hogs receipts 60 loads up to 10 cents higher. pigs slow. Sheep and lambs receipts 40 loads with active lamb trade. calves slow with mixed prices listed.
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report April 13
East Buffalo notes cattle receipts 215 head with primes at 6.23 6.75, butchers 5.25 6.90, cows 3.50 5.25, heifers 4.00 6.99, veals 6.00 8.25. Sheep and lambs 3,200 slow. lambs 5.0 8.35, yearlings 6.75 27.25, sheep 3.00 6.60. Hogs 2,560 active. Yorkers 7.50 7.70, pigs 7.00 7.10, mixes 7.75 7.80, heavies 7.80, roughs 3.50 6.80.
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East Buffalo
Grain and seed price quotes from Toledo market
April 13 Toledo market reports corn at 69 cents cash with May and July options quoted. Wheat cash 1.40, May 1.39, July 1.19, September 1.10. Oats cash 56 cents with May 55 cents, July 48 1 4 cents, September 40 1 4 cents. Rye reported as cash sic. Clover seed April 5.83 with October 6.529, December 6.40, March 6.76. Alsike 8.10. Timothy 1.9.
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Alsike
Timothy
A. W.empson
AsketNowfinal
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Fragment
Chicago grain prices quoted for various futures and cash grades. References to wheat, spring and hard red varieties with mixed bid offers and price ranges in a brief market snippet.
Wall Street Opens With Irregular Trading As Markets Drift
New York April 13 The stock market opened with irregular trading and uneven losses. Leading railroad stocks faced renewed profit taking while a few issue with concentrated buying rose. Union Pacific fell to 189 half, other rail losses varied, New York Central held steady near 132 as Interborough Metropolitan and BRT showed mixed moves. Governments unchanged with other bonuses strong.
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Union Pacific
New York Central
Interborough
Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 10,000 with prices mostly higher. Mixed and butcher grades around 7.60 to 7.77 with best heft near 7.50. Cattle receipts 1,500 with strong steers 4.75 to 7.30, cows and heifers 2.45 to 5.00, feeders up to 25.00, Texans 4.90 to 5.25, calves 6.50 to 7.50. Sheep receipts not fully readable. lambs around 4.75 to 6.00.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati April 13 hog receipts 649 steady to higher cattle receipts 120 firm bulls strong calves slow and 5.50 to 7.27. Sheep and lambs receipts 19 with sheep strong and lambs 12 percent higher wool prices 5.50 to 6.18. clipped 6.18.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis Grain Prices Report
Grain quotations for Indianapolis markets show wheat prices for No 2 red track at 1.37 with extra 3 red at 1.85 and No 3 red track at 1.33. Corn values list No 2 white 67 1/4 cents through billing, No 4 white 66 cents, various white and mixed lots through billing, oats with No 2 white 54 1/4 cents, hay steady with Timothy prices at 12.26 and 12.00 for No 1 Timothy and No 1 light clover mixed at 11.00.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Hay
Teacher Beaten by Schoolboys in New York
Frank D. Smith, 25, physical director of public school No. 179, was assaulted by 30 to 40 boys aged 15 to 17 over a basketball dispute. He suffered facial injuries, but was saved from worse harm by an express driver and Patrolman Murphy. He refused hospital treatment.
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New York
Frank D
Murphy
W. One Hundredth Street
Smith
Shuberts Expand Pacific Coast Theaters
Lee Shubert reveals plans to lease the American Theater in San Francisco from Abe Cohen and build two new houses costing 256000 dollars each in San Francisco and Los Angeles. He will tour Seattle Portland and Spokane next to secure sites for additional theaters. The firm aims to cover major U S cities with Broadway productions rather than one night stands.
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Los Angeles
Lee Shubert
Anti-Theatrical Trust Corral
American Theater
Abe Cohen
Sam 8
Columbia
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Denver
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
United States
Klaw
Erlanger
Coset
Spencer Named Administrator for Elizabeth Spencer Estate
Probate Judge Ross appointed Charles N. Spencer as administrator of the estate of his wife Elizabeth Spencer who died last week. The estate is valued about $10,000.
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Ross
Charles N. Spencer
Elizabeth Spencer
Indianapolis Produce Market Offers Butter and Turkeys
Indianapolis Produce exchange reports fresh items including butter at 18 cents and live turkeys. Rouse Bros at 19 Kentucky Avenue advertise wagon market with shelled corn and other goods.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
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