Wall Street Mixed After Opening Narrow Gains and Losses
Stocks opened firmer with gains in Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific, but declines in New York Central and heavy selling in high priced issues. Market tone described as heavy early, with selling driven by large traders and a slide in speculative favorites, leaving many issues lower after the first hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Gehanes
van Emburg
St. Hl
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
A. W. Thomsons Witt
Lew Clone
Swear Amal
Copper Co Fel Ly
Steels
ACT Bsf
M&s P. Erie
Aner Snrt
Pei Ae
Bsek RB
Palin
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Brooklyn RT
Unlisted Securities Trade On Local Stock Exchange
Local securities trade activity showed limited movement this morning with small blocks and scattered prices. Raih preferred, Citizens Street Railroad, and several banks and utilities moved in thin volumes as traders anticipated a possible future dividend restoration. overall market was bare with few notable gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilocat Stock Exchange
Uidan Trietien
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis
Live stock trade in Indianapolis shows a dull hog market with prices 5 to 19 cents lower, top at 6.60 while most sales stay under 6.50. Cattle demand steady for better butcher stock but weak for common grades. sheep and lambs steady. Overall activity slow with limited clearances and a quiet close.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnate
Strong
Best
Indianapolis
Market items for livestock feed and bedding
A fragmented listing shows Timothy hay priced at 14.00, clover hay 16.00, mixed hay 8.00, and oats 1.12, with corn, straw, and shelled oats also indicated in the sequence. It appears as a short rural goods market entry with several quantities and prices, though legibility is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothe
Timothy Hay
Qatar
Wheat and livestock prices in Chicago and East Buffalo markets
The Chicago market showed mixed grain with September wheat around 1.34 3/4 to 1.35 1/4 and corn varying. December and May futures cited with irregularities. East Buffalo reports receipts and price ranges for cattle, sheep, hogs, and assorted meats, with prime beef at 6.00 to 6.50 and other cuts listed, plus sugar cured and smoked products and pork values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McHae Press Association
Chicago
Shorts
Aamc
Ats
East Buffalo Livestock
Scrippe-McRae Cross Association
East Buffalo
N. T
Hh.ag
Denver Judge Declines Writ in Election Fraud Probe
Judge Ralley of the state supreme court refused a writ of prohibition against County Judge Lindsay delaying an investigation into alleged March 4 election frauds. Denver Tramways won franchises worth 25 million, with related factory actions halted by Chief Justice Gabbert. Lindsay ordered an armed force to seize ballot boxes, while guards at the gravehouse blocked access. Interference from the supreme court in banc may restart the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acrippe-McNnegreee Association
Penver
Cai
Ralley
State Supreme Court
Lindsay
Tax Board 18 Busy Inflow Appeals From County Boards
The State Board of Tax Commissioners reviews inflows in appeals from county boards. Several appeals are sustained including Elmer Appervon Kokomo P E Pleasants Switzerland county Homer Dale Boone county Bentt County Bank First National Bank Ronagelaer Central Trust Putnam county Mark L Wood Shirley Bank not sustained Central Union Telephone Howard county American Bell Telephone St. Joseph Bullivan and others sustained. The board will begin a final ten day session on Tue Aug 24 to finalize adjustments.
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State Board of Tax Commianionere
Elmer Appervon
Kokomo
P. E. Pleasants
Switzerland County
Homer Dale
Boone County
Bentt County Bank
First National Banks
Ronagelaer
John C Akres
Central Trust Company
Putnam County
John O. Akres
Roachdale Bank
Mark £. Wood
Bhirley Bank
Central Union ‘Telephone Company
Howard County
American ‘Hel! Telephone Company
Bt.deeph
Bullivan
Miami
Tippecanna
Marion
Jay
Marshall
Madison
Randolph
Newton
People's State Bark
Orange County
Kokomo Railway and Light Company
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Howara County
Cumberland Telephone Company
Baldwin & Dagne, Gandland Bank
Farmers’ and Merchants’ State Bank
Attica
Citizens’ ‘Onal Bank
Woman seeks admission to asylum fearing harm to family
Mrs. Jeutin Gilderateey, a well known resident, walked into the sheriff's office and asked to be taken to the insane hospital for treatment. She spoke clearly yet feared an ailment would seize her and refused to go home, saying she might injure her children. Her husband took her to the hospital the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeutin Gilderateey
Sheriff’s Office
Ida Calhoun’s Suicide After Insanity Verdict
Augusta notices Ida Calhoun an 18 year old daughter of a prominent family learned at midnight that an umacy commission had declared her insane. She seized her father’s pistol, went to the cemetery and shot herself on her mother’s grave. A photo of her fiancé lay on her heart with the inscription Li Lam la- Sane and a message implying she did it for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippr-McRee
Augusta
Umacy
Ida Calhoun
Li Lam la- Sane
Former Saloon Keeper Faces Charges in Rogers Case
In a county commission hearing, former saloon keeper Samuel J. Simon accuses Charles Rogers of opposing his business, while Reverend John F. Lewis of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League defends Simon and cites protection for foreign workers. The commissioners will declare a ruling on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remy Atrance
Charles Rogers Beefore
Henry Warrum
Jonn FL Lewis
Indiana Anti-saloon League
Samuel J. Simon
Rogers
Simon
John F. Lewis
Anti Saloon League
Warytum
Lewis
Hoe
Quer
Tor Rogere
Attorney Warrum
Lecture by Dawson on Savonarola at Winona Lake
Special to the Sum from Winona Lake Indiana describes Dr. Dawson of London delivering an eloquent lecture on Savonarola. It recalls Savonarola's rise during the Renaissance, his clash with Lorenzo de Medici, his moral reform efforts, and his ultimate death while shaping Florence and inspiring future thinkers like Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
Aus
Guneaulus
Winona
Dr. Dawson
London
Dawson
United States
Sai
Savonarola
Itoh
Constantinople
Lynch trial over murder in Greene county case
In Springfield Missouri Judge Lincoln conducts the case against His Gooch charged with first degree murder in the April lynching incident. Co defendants Galbraith and Haecker are also named. The defense seeks to quash the indictment due to jury irregularities. A severe morning thunderstorm struck west of the city, destroying the Maxey residence and killing two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beripoe-McHan Peet
Springfield
Conei
Lincoln
Greene County Criminal Court
Galbraith
Haecker
4 L. Maxey
Maxey
Divorce statistics tope McHae Press Association
Washington Aug The census bureau has nearly completed arrangements for gathering statistics of divorces All special agents of the bureau who can be employed will be put to work next week in all large cities of the country Courts will have adjourned then for the summer and it will be possible for the statisticians to patrol the dockets No effort will be made at this time to get statistics from rural communities.
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Bes
Washington
Aug
Bomb Attack At Station Kills One In Sosnowice Area
A bomb was hurled today at a crowded Sosnowice railroad station in Petersbur g area. One man died and many injured as panic spread. The attacker fled the scene and authorities hunt for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae
Petersburg
Sosnowice Rakroad
Incorporations and Dissolution Noted in State Filings
The Merchants Mutual Telephone Company of Rochester lists capital stock at 4.00 with directors Alexander Hutt Isaac N. food and Joel Townsend. The Indiana Brokerage Company of South Dakota shows 310,000 capital stock with 1,000 in Indiana. foreign corporations must file articles with the secretary of state. D M Fairchild of Evansville is the agent. The Car lime Butter and Cheese company has notice of dissolution filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Telephone Cmpany
Rochester
Capital
Alexander Hutt
Isaac
BUNNELL BOUND OVER ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Bunnell, arrested near Fort Benjamin Harrison by U S marshal Whitson, faced federal charges for selling liquor without dealer tax stamps. At a Wednesday hearing before Commissioner Chartier Mores he was bound over to the federal grand jury on a 390 dollar bond. He sold lithia malt containing about 1 percent intoxicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrit E. Whitson
United States Marshal
Benjamin Harnon
Chartier Mores
Amp
Federal Grand Jury
Bunnell
Light order issued for Cleveland Street Lighting contract
The Cleveland Street Lighting company is ordered to continue lighting street lamps under a firm contract from August 17 to September 15. The Sun Vapor Light Company submitted the successful bid for the coming year. Preston Trusler cast five dissenting votes on the order to continue lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadilc Water
Cleveland Street Lighting Company
Cleveland Company
Sun Vapor Light Company
Preston
Trusler
City Record Births Deaths and Marriages Summary
City Record lists numerous births with pairs like Ed and Rebecca Young 88, Meridian and twins, boy and girl, and names such as Jannan Mary Elsner 834 Keystone Ave. Residents include Charles Lindeteym and Ethel Bell, 11a McCintn Oy. Henry Johnson 34 W Twelfth Ave. and Lizzie Brine 435 Agneerst. Deaths cover Nicola Gugin at City hospital from abdominal wound and Maude T. Brown from accidental drowning. apoplexy for Thomas Santers and arteriosclerosis for Jennie Cobb. Marriages include Guy St Patterson and Zetts May Toon, Peter Grover and Elizabeth Mar, and George Maibach and Fly Mee Dunlop. Building permits cite Montgomery two dwellings at 1942 Balatmst and other dwellings at 812 Wyoming, 255 Meridian, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Young
Meridianou
Annie Camden
Ketchamst
Bey
Jannan Mary Elsner
Keystone
Ave
Inna
Margaret McIntire
Mandate
Charles
Minnte
Ethel Bell
McCintn Oy
Emma Furry
Ashlansave
Gle
Martin
Titié Curtner
Nicola Gugin
City Hospital
Patrick Netrone
Ciy
Georgie Ft. Stewart
Thomas Santers
Martindale
Maude T. Brown
Jennie E. Cobb
Congress-ave
Albert J. Hull
Virginia C. Hasler
Broadway
Louise M. Hereth
Ouichigan
New Yorks
Guy St. Patterson
Zetts May Toon
Peter Grover
Elizabeth Mar. Batet Detrees
Georgs Maibach
Fly Mee Dunlop
Charles Feeny
Margaret Mallny
Garland Stutsman
Bethe Morgan
H. Montgomery
Balatmst
Hulda Webb
Wyoming
T. McClure
E. Washington
Bear Arlington
Louis E. Wilkerton
Meridian-at
Fred N- Darby
Garfelaave
W. Downing
Drwpry-ave
Soldiers Favor It Soldiers Day Parade Plans Stir Indianapolis
Mayor Hockwyller pushes a soldiers day plan to visit Fort Benjamin Harrison with Gen Carter, hoping for a patriotic parade that would boost morale, foster public support, and deepen ties between troops and Indianapolis residents amid maneuvers and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hockwyller
Viatt Ft
Benjamin Hares
Fuestay
Wit Carter
Ft. Genjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Nighetfeem
Bookwatter
Uncle Sam
United States
Assault on Cardinal at Vatican Stuns Rome
Rome August 8 Cardinal Dells volpe was attacked at the Vatican. A man named Parbate demanded payment of a debt. When denied, Parbate struck the cardinal, tore his ears, and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McHae Press Association
Rome
Cardinal Dells Volpe
Vatican
Parbace
Jealous Liveryman’s Suicide After Attempted Family Killing
In Richmond Virginia in August, Oscar G. James, a liveryman, shot himself after a failed attempt to kill his sister in law Blanche Brabham who had been living at his home. Jealousy was cited as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herippe-McRee Preee Associaton
Richmond
Oscar G. James
Hiveryman
Mise
Blanche Brabham
Storm and flood devastate towns and railroads in Texas
Severe storm and flooding wreck crops and inundate towns across Texas. Rail lines washed away near Santa Fe junction. In Fort Worth and San Angelo region reports show retreating waters and improving conditions, while Ban Angels and nearby towns faced extensive damage and evacuations. A Confederate reunion was postponed due to three feet of water over ground. One fatality reported in a Riggs family home incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae
Fort Worth
Tex
Canon City
Riggs
San Angelo
Ballingty
Brownwood
Ban Angels
Arawne Wand
Santa Fe
Apstretch
Rallinger
Child Accuses Clonain of Assault in Court
Swullam Clonain a printer of 84 Indiana Ave was held to the grand jury by the vice court Wednesday morning under heavy guard charged with criminally assaulting his seven year old stepdaughter. The child testified though appeared ill and was barely able to look at the judge. Clonain pleaded innocence claiming the child had been prompted by two neighbor women seeking to trap him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swullam Clonain
Indiana, Ave
Vposite
Kete
Labor Temple Officers Elected at Tuesday Meeting
Labor Temple officers were elected for the ensuing year at a Tuesday night meeting. Chas Roster was named president, Ever Collins as vice president, Clarence Ganmer treasurer, and C Lo Friedman as secretary, all re elected. The committee was organized from church funds and supported by the various labor organizations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Caner Pempye
Chas
Vies
Ever
Collins
Jee Obergtell
Clarence Ganmer
Treasures
C. Lo Friedman
Tdbor
Ratap
Sonat
Costain
Behor
Ety
Girl Awarded 21000 In Damage Suit In Union City
Union City Tennessee jury awards Miss Lula Walker, once a society leader and chorus member in several theater companies, two thousand and one hundred dollars for damages claimed against Col. Dick Edwards, a local millionaire clubman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seuppas Wellar Treas
Union City
Tenn, Ang
Lula Walker
Dick Edwards
Cluh
Receiver Appointed at Planett Manufacturing Plant
In LaPorte Indiana Judge Richter named Emmett Scott as receiver for the Planett Manufacturing company after creditors declared it insolvent. The plant will continue to operate, producing picture moldings and employing 206 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Scrippe-McHae Prenn Association
Ind
Judge Richter
Emmett Scott
Planett Manufacturing Company
Cuticura Remedies Aid Dying Skin Ailment
A Chicago woman recounts suffering from persistent hand sores and itching despite three doctors. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, her hands began to peel, sores disappeared, and the skin cleared within days, allowing her to remain at her dye-house job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibe
Dus-House
A. EL Maurer
Chicago
Mothers and Cuticura Soap Promise Gentle Relief
A vintage ad extols mothers to use Cuticura Soap for a warm bath and soothing emollients, claiming it renews tired, worn-out mothers. The copy emphasizes purity and sweetness as benefits, in an early 20th century promotional voice.
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Wall-St
Ile
Sennena
Twaite
Ben Fine
Pew
Sie
Kat
HiayFirm
Eny
Akaplinen
Munwchy
Scripps-ScRae Press Association
Cricago
Western
Texano
Pittsburg
Scripps-McRine Prown Annacciation
Local Securities
Amer
Central Life Ins. Co
jAmerican National Bank
Alas Engine Works
Pid Belt Railroad Commando
Brown-Ketcham Ian Wks
Capital National Bank
Climax Coffee & Bak
Paar
Colubatie
National
Bank
Asmers’ Trust Forense
Federal Tinting Surety Co
Ft Wayne & Wab
Val T. So
Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Tite Guar and Loan Co
Indiank Trust Co
Indians Taioa Tractien Co
Prague
Indpls
Martinsville R. T. Co
Indianapolis Fire
Indianapolis Gas Company
Trac. Pra
Indianapolis Street Halfway Co
aRoan Ind
Trac. & Terminal Cr
Kakeme, Mar. & West
Law Building
Laycook Mfg
Marion Trust Co
Merchants, Ho & , Merchants’ National Bank
People's Deposit Bank Ss
People's Light & Heat
Rauh Fertilizer Pfd
Reevea & Co
Indiana Union Traction Inc
Col. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eapteth
Indianapolis Gass
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Martinsville
R.T
Indianapolia Northern Trav
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Indianapolis Water Co
Lets
Traction Fyse Merchants
Ho & L. Co
Union Traction of Indiana
Brocks— M Rally Fertilizer Pia
Streee Railroad
Chiesgxo
Aerietea-McRan Prean Assocts
Exim
Steamery
Askea
New York
Meron
Scrippa-McNac Preas Association
Greene
Park
Bethlehem
British Columbia
Western Steam
Tallaw
Ivans
Tehacun
Ennel
Nhattan
Rene Higtey
Ettvar
AHL Electric
Aoa
iNew
Neon Navy
Wien
Bologna
Chicago Grain
Kingan & Co
Denver
Supreme Justice
TAX Board
County Boarde
Sheriff's Office
Giel
England
Lorenzo
Lo + tengo
Savenarula
St. Mark
Florence
Savonjarola
Lofrenno
Ana 'Dexnair
Savonaraia
Ino
Heaven
Colambue
America
Danasard
tope-McHae Press Association
Bond
Billy
Child
Cloonan
Labor Temple Officers
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