Reading Is Advanced as 12,000 Shares Change Hands at Opening
New York April 2 Opening averages were higher with fairly active trading and a cheerful tone. Reading stock rose 74 to 1h after opening 1290 shares traded and gains ranged 1 to 7 points. Large part of buying came from short covering and vast volumes of traded stocks were returned last night. Short interest remains extremely large as price moves stayed narrow and uneventful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerippe-McRae Freon Association
New Yor
Reading
Mudi Uy
Thomson
Wirr
Owen Wig
Live Stock Market Across Cities April Receipts Report
Indianapolis hogs strong and active with prices above yesterday, cattle steady, sheep unchanged. Chicago receipts show strong demand with prime steers up to 6.70, hogs mixed, and sheep steady. New York and Pittsburg report steadier markets for cattle and calves. Cincinnati and Cincinnati areas note steady prices for butchers and feeders amid variable stock numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolia
Bologna
Shotes Gteera
Ferdera
Nedium
Pittsburg
Prin
Wothers
Samatia
Enugh Tanah Stags
Local Securities Pressure on New Telephone in Market Decline
The New Telephone Co faces pressure in the Joliet stock market with a weak opening and brokers declining public offers. Officials cite losses of about 324,060 while brokers deem the statement conservative as reserves exceed $500,100. The market remains quiet with several railway and bank names listed among stocks and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘Telephnce
Jorai Stork
New Telephone Company
New ‘Telephone First 34
Indianapoli
Gurance Sinck
San Francisco
Ty Street Railway
Union Trainon
Anne Aimer
Central Lite Ing. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Nll
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron Wire
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deposie Co
Climax Cafer
HP Co
Columbia National Bank
Del
Madison Co
Farmers’ Trust Co
Federal Cairn Surety
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Ind
Tithe Guard & Loan O
Indiana ‘Trust Co
Union Trac_ Co
Indianapolis Abattoie Pfa
Martinsville
R. T. Co
Indianapalin Gas Co
Indianapolis
Trac. & Teembval, K
Bf. & W. Traction Law Building
Laycock Mfg
Marlon Trust Cn
Merchants’ H. & Be. Pth Cies
Merchants’ National Bank
New Telephone
People's Light & Heat
Ranb
Sey Reeveh & Co
Phi
Becurity Trust Co
Cnion
National Bank
Union Traction
Union Trust Co
van Camp Now
Vendilla CoxCo. Com
Vandata Coal Co
Warnon
Pta
Brerd Ripple
Allisens’ Street Railroad
W. & W. Val 1 Co
Indiana Hotel Ca
Indiana Union Traction
Col. & Southern Be
Iindianapolis
Gaw
Greenfield Rastroart Ns
Tee
Martinavite Fo
Init
Northern Traction
Indianapelia
Sa - Ind
Vractinn
Wee Hidianapolis Water Co
BY & W
Jon Traction
Indiana
Dy, Joonds
City Delays Action on Potts Interest Settlement
During a tense meeting the mayor and board urged immediate resolution of Potts interest disputes and prompted faster city action to avoid further legal entanglements. The session ended with authorities needing time to review the case before summer adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Matson
Hellere
Breme Courl
Entergrine
Taratons
Wihter
Guardians Appointed for Burill County Areas
Boards of guardians named in Bullivan Park and YorkynlHon counties to care for neglected children and place them in homes under the supervision of the Board of State Charities. This marks a new departure for the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Guardana
Bullivan
Park
York ynlHon Roonties
Uiff
Board of State Charities
Wheat Market Opens With Decline and Weather Woes
Wheat prices opened lower on May futures as Chicago Board notes May at 7934 cents and July at 794% cents. Reports from Oakland describe harsh rain and floods flooding tents at Golden Gate Park. Repairs planned for city buildings include Clark Spreckles and Crocker structures. Milk and meat futures show mixed movement while shipping and Argentine shipments influence gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board
Chicago
Reims
WTC
Judy
Money for Chinese Aid Reported Amid Wartime Notes
Fragmented wartime dispatchs describe money for the Chinese relief effort linked to Red Cross aid. Soldiers defend the Chinese Legation area as donors like Mabel T Boardman and the National executive committee assist. Indiana contributions praised. donations directed to Or Devine in San Francisco for transmittal to the Chinese legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Apts
Berlin
Boldiers
Barrisun
Noble
Butler
Pot Na Peck
Anak Red Cross
Baw
Fowler
Mabel T Boardman
Min Vranrigen
Indiana
Or Devine
San Francisco
Sunny
Innet
Iegation
Kan Franciscn
Insurance report shows companies with cash and surplus
State Auditor reports indicate several insurers including Aetna and Hartford have net assets and capital surpluses exceeding thresholds. The agencies note strong reserves, with some firms carrying high policy counts and meeting required solvency margins amid widespread disaster claims and premium receipts.
Arch ie Warn Wins Event at Athens in Olympic Meet
Arch ie Hahn of Milwaukee Athletic Club won the 10 meter final at Athens with a time of 1 second. Feireimoulten of Kansas City Athletic Association finished second. Parker of Australia placed third. In the 40 meter swimming, Schetf of Austria won. Taster of England second. Garvis of England third. The 1800 meter pace race went to Italian crews. the singing event was captured by a Frenchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevippa-MacRae Pras Association
Athens
Archié Hahn
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Feireimoulten
Kansas City Athletic Association
Parker
Schetf
Austria
H. ‘Taster
Gland
J. A. Garvisalvo
England
Senes
A Hrenchman
Franklin statue unveiled in Paris ceremony paths to unity
A joint address by United States Ambassador Mecurmics and French officials marked the unveiling of a Franklin statue on Place du Todeadere. A large crowd of Americans and Frenchmen attended as diplomats spoke of Franco American ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferippa-Veitae
Paris
Jamin
John Howardes
Rankin
United States
Mecurmics
Franklin Iguest
Ararinde
United
Later Kereviinesis
AL Barthou
Phils
Pret Alyan
Hreneh
Quartermaster Hurt in Interdictat tie incident
In New Artillery company premises at MEWPORT officers report five straying items and the loss of arms and equipment. Quartermaster Shirvey suffered a serious head injury from a falling slate while on the roof and was taken to hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHixer-reas Association
Mewport
Rpl
Unet
Shirvey
Indianapolis Peddler Arrests On Theft Charge
A sketchy report from Indianapolis details the arrest of a peddler after a string of alleged thefts. The suspect, Walter John, is tied to a series of incidents and faces court action as authorities pursue further charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Walter Johnaan
Taianaponis
Bastien
Allen Darby
Moryshad Kilts
Jabneor Padimary
Ree
Woods Jan Dildy
In the Spring. Stamp and the missing bal joke
The dialogue shows Stamp asking why others have their yBal while he lacks one. The exchange hints at social or workplace humor set in a springtime scene, focusing on a character named Stamp and a cheerful if sly remark about possession.
Girl Inventor Patents Carousel Style Turntable
A one year old girl from Brussels has invented a partially imagined turntable for guiding motor car direction. The device uses a gentle mechanism and has been patented. The report notes the invention as an early example of a child inventor developing a practical steering aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Pas
Mae Flor Mo
Victims at San Jose list names of 31 killed in quake
A San Jose quake toll lists 31 identified victims including Me Ta Brandon and Mrs Agania Costa My among others. The report also notes 116 inmates perished at St Andrews insane asylum and mentions several families and individuals by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
feripox-CiRae Press Association
BAN Prancisod
Duday
San Jose
Brandon
Agania Costa My
Sid
Carrigan
Baby
Dressey
Pagenivy
Creatin
Claude Byevert
J. Etters
Wau Ferres
Afr
RK. Puett
James Hilngive
Base Heal
Romeo Hanshed
Della Marquart
Thomas Otoole
St. Andrews Insane Asylum
Portland's Offering Presses Public Schools in San Francisco
Paced by Mathewson, Portland's superintendent Paceot A Catton received a check for Rs from Brady representing offerings from Portland pupils and teachers for the meter era at San Francines. The accompanying letter asked the money be sent to the Red Cross charity through George T. Porter, head of meal safety, in the Lake building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paceot
Catton
Earth crust quake traced by Stanford expert
David Storr Jordan, president of Stanford University, outlines cause of the quake in San Francisco area. He links the disturbance to a break in the inner crust, tracing its path from Glan Blev in Sonoma County through San Bruno to near Pajero and Salinos. He notes it was a great earth tremor shaping the peninsula and unlikely to repeat in many events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ld Mtart
Sonma County
Valenclast
San Francisco
San Bruno
Basden
Ran Mateo
Buriln
University
Pajero
Salinos
City Record Births Deaths and Promotions in Guard Activities
City records show births listing JW and Leena Feater and others, with child counts and guardians. Deaths include Matte J. Stewart and Ruth Anna Jonen among numerous urban residents, hospital names and causes noted, while Promotions in Guard announce Fred B. Atherinn from captain to major and Ride to second lieutenant in the Indiana unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matte J. Stewart
Wbermidsin
Steve Dale
City Hospital
Raymond Graham
St Vincent's Hos
Lene Anderson
Rachel KW. Mahan
Phoeby Redman
W. McCarty
Frank Kyla
Zelpha A. Peake
Edward Veregge
Michigan
Ruth Anna Jonen
N. Senate Ave
Samunl P. Adams
Day
Pennsylvania
John Wands
Lesa PM Sherman
Deaconess
Hentmtons Ibinx
Saran J. Hoes
Minals
Anne Mary Reinhard
Little Sisters of the Poor
Delaware
Arch-st
Lagrinpe
N. State
Vnl
Temple
Indam
Fred
Atherinn
Second Indiana Infantry
Greenfield
Ree
Ride
Wood
Leutemant
Comforter Drive Aids Indiananalia Girls' Privinal Behoal
A local thrift effort invites sewing sessions at Tomlinaan hall to craft garments from surplus materials. Girls and women pupils will participate, with portions donated to support the Man Vrarcisco subturers.
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Indiananalia
Pri.inal Behoal
Tomlinaan
Vrarcisco
Ringling Brothers Present The Field of the Cloth of Gold Spectacle
Army to take part in a large elaborate production by Ringling Brothers titled The Field of the Cloth of Gold. A massive cast of 4200 with ballet for 300 and a 200 voice chorus, 50 musicians, 2100 costumes, and lavish antiques and jewels. A grand parade and exotic acts promise unprecedented spectacle with elephantine features and street pageantry. Reserved seats available through J Hudets drug store.
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Ringline Brothers
Europe
America
Ringling
Baer Reason
J. Hudet
United States Leads in International Trade Figures
United States records show total export value reaching 14.9 million dollars, with Britain listed at 1.006 billion. The British Roll of Trade reports progress as nations compete, highlighting the United States' strong position in global commerce.
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United States
Souipa
Alletes
Great Britain
Betain
Arstane
United Flateh
Sean
Farmershares Cid Stercee Firm Increases Capital Stock
The Farmers' partnership and associated firms announce a capital stock increase from 141 10. 55.4 to 80 000,000 as approved by state regulators. Directors include Conrad Jaci, Gears Astiner, Abren Mathew Witome Glare, with officers listed among several named individuals. The misformatted filing references numerous entities and dates, reflecting a multientity incorporation update across Manhattan and related locales.
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Arteles
Wwe Farmershare Cid Stercee
Capital Stock
Haar
Wille
KB Jonnson
Canis
Richard Waylow
Jallen Beatt
Oreste Alten
Manhattan Soriglik
Andersen
Conrad Jaci
Gears Astiner
Abren Mathew Witome
Angus
Rosenbercer
A Cox
Alfred Greene
Frank Birress
Kage
Woof
Siiging Secrety Canverdia
A Toyanedita
Tiverters
Windolia Scher
Henry Brown
Joseph Gross
Henew Baan
Galdatine Calumet Supply Compson
Mary
Caine Mal Stark
Bod Ritheston
TOW
Rewinnon Tg
Chay
Piien “Celeynmr Cpm- Fane
Borden
Pettin Dee Tlands Company
Uedianannua
Iion
Minick
Newe
York State
Community Events and Club Activities Ahead This Week
A series of public events and club functions are planned including a Y.M.C.A banquet Friday night, a Washington town meeting postponement, an organ recital Monday, and social gatherings at local churches and lodges. Notable items feature the Northcame Woman’s club home event, a High School musical at Merona School of Music, and a Friday night masquerade for Monumental Lodge with prizes for best makeup.
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Myatié
WU Lewitt
Washington
Republicard
Satuday
Christian Ohureh
Warrle Hyatt
Mra. Levies
Lares
Heiday
South Ut
Raptz
COB
Cones & Co'h Overall
High McGibeny
Rt | Fitnh
Manwal
Sefion
Joh
Har Qaborn
Foresters
Court Indiavxpolia
Atte Hall
New
Yoc
Munsaconaertaenye
Monumental Mleciict
Court of Honor
Manaur
France troops to shut down May general strike
Paris reports government officials plan a broad crackdown on labor unrest ahead of a May 1 strike. Police searched Catholic leaders and Socialist figures, with Bravten troops, infantry, and cavalry deployed and reinforcements promised. Extra guards will patrol water and gas facilities as authorities tighten control.
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Paris
France
vMcials
Catholc
la Croix
Premisan
Grifueles
Vis
Bravten
Max
THON
Cavesry
Ariflery
Batutdey
Par
Murder Charge After Fatal Wooten Home Shooting
John Watts died from two bullet wounds caused by a revolver fired by Mary Wooten at her Blackford Street home after an alleged dispute over money. Watts, later citing a witness, died at City Hospital. Wooten was arrested and faces charges of malice and attempted murder.
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Peere
John Wat
Sinck
Mary Wonten
Wooten
Blackford
Watts
Ataryan
Wooten Syaman
Mines” Stiemer
Pete Day
Lili
Ony of
Muriter
Higher Courts RECORD and APPELLATE COURT summary
Supreme Court terms and appellate rulings list. denials and reversals noted for cases from Indiana courts. Mentions of parties such as Loucks Hare, Montgomery, Robinson, Ring, and Hob, with references to city, county, and railroad disputes. some criminal law notes on cigarette possession.
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Dwin WS. Hrickert
Sullivan
al M. Heuston
Ve. Krieg. Huntington. Co
Afirmed
Illeti
C.J
Loucks
Hare
Amirmed
Fry
al Hare
Hamil i Arirmed
Montgomery
Jon Decatur C. C
MAL
UC & St la Rit
Supreme Court
Royal Center
Wad
Robinson
Wollesway Clubo
Chicago
Lindgren
Lake
Tyger
Clint
Snow
Uta
Dean Rebbing
Whitely
Rabe Redtuchey
Pettus Fox
Fleming
City of
Anderson
Marisa
Petiton
Simonis
Grant
Errno
Et al
Lighex
Ehearing Peerrilted
Brown Et al
Brown Et al Monroa CC
Bel Waldrip Ve. McConnell
Tippecanoe & C
Benton Comity
Appellate Court
Teegarden
Suite Owen C
Roerord
Marion
Lewis
Madison C. G
Gillet
J. Montgomery
Watts
Man seeks entry to prison to serve 14 year sentence
Raleigh reports a man named Fran Burham from Polk County, from a well connected family, was sentenced to 14 years in the state penitentiary for killing a deputy while Durham attempted to flee a magistrate’s office after arrest for concealed weapons. An appeal failed and now waiting for sheriffs’ orders, with complications over who will transport him. The State Board of Education adjourned without awarding a contract for schoolbooks, planning to meet again May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-MeRar
Raleigh
N.C
Polk County
Fran Burham
Pris
Durham
Supreme Court
Tn Potk County
State Board of Education Ag
Real Estate Transfers Record Amid Mixed Listings
A long list of real estate transfers and parcels changes hands among multiple parties including Louise Grame, Michael Gifford, and Ella Greenwood. The items cover properties on Ashland Avenue, Woodside, Meridian Street, and West Indies areas with varied lot sizes, improvements, and monetary values from $3,009 to $25,000, reflecting a bustling land transfer record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirksen
Louise Grame
Reagan Park
Ashland-ave
Michael Gifford
Gordon
Charter S. Rork
Henry Ashlers
Keutman
Woodside
Northwest Corner
Wood
Grardon St
Ella Greenwood
James L. Lee
Jorran
West Indias
Sant Ald Toea
Janet
Morriss
Clara A. Brietof
L. Wary
al. Cme
Ingtor-st
A Ayres S
Meridian-st. Add
East
Cates
Harriet Ple
Benjamin
Mepherere
Southeagiernava
Hugh M. Love
Julia Hi Aie
Strom ‘Co
Johnson Heirs
Twentler
Park-ave
George Henman
John
Barley
Township I
Wayne Town
Barsh J. Pattison
William Halet
Pattison
Dowie Reconciliation Report From Zion City Trial Row
McRae Press Association reports Dowie and his wife have reconciled. Dowie’s deacons deny the death claim and assert he still faces a fight with Zion City opponents. Dowie admits reconciliation with his wife but says he has not forgiven Gladys Lowe. A visit by Mrs Lowe and husband to Zion City yesterday is noted amid ongoing tension.
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McRae Press Association
Chicago
John Alexands Dowie
Dowie
Zion City
Dow
Gladsinne Lowe
Bir Rome
Bir Rome Ty Her Husband At the Auditnrin, Snines
Zim City
Vomorren
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