Wall Street Stocks Decline Amid Bear Attacks
New York August 9 The stock market opened slightly lower with many issues down ½ to 4 percent Canadian Pacific slid 2 ½ percent then rallied. Union Pacific led activity while St Paul Reading and Pennsy fell as liquidation worsened with further losses into the second hour.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Union Pacific
Reading
Live Stock Prices and Receipts at Indianapolis Market
Receipts total hogs 5,000 cattle 1,200 sheep and lambs 800. Hog market opened 10c higher with top at 6.50. Cattle sheep and lambs steady. Steers and heifers listed with weights and price ranges. cows, calves, bulls priced. Best heavies 210 lbs and up at 6.00 to 6.15. lights 140 to 169 lbs at 6.20 to 6.46. lambs and yearlings described with price bands. bulk of sales noted.
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Indianapolis
Upwald
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported for Wheat Corn and Hay
Grain markets show steady or improving bids with No. 2 red wheat at 79 cents and No. 2 white corn at 55 cents amid through billing and mixed lots. Inspections list multiple cars across grades including No. 2 red No. 3 red and No. 1 rejected wheat, plus No. 1 timothy hay at 20.40 dollars and 20.00 dollars for lower grades.
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Alec
Timothy
Hay
Aged Hermit Dies Leaving Local Mystery
Henry Holtzenhauser, a 65 year old recluse found injured at Perkins Ave and Hugging Pike, died at City Hospital. Detectives suspect a brain concussion from a fall or stroke after intoxication, with autopsy planned to determine the real cause. Relatives are being sought as investigators review possible skull fractures and internal injuries.
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Henry Holtzenhauser
Holtzenhauser
Perkins Ave
Huggins Pike
Petersdorf
Chicago grain prices in early August report
United Press reports Wheat soft with September at 87 to 88 1/2 cents and December near 92 1/2 cents. Corn slightly lower with September about 54 1/2 to 54 3/4 cents. Oats steady to firm with September around 45 1/4 cents. Provisions dull yet firm with September lard near 9.15 and ribs around 8.70 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
S&c
Telegraphers Strike Expands Across Suburbs and San Francisco
Telegraphers strike grows as pickets surround Western Union and Board of Trade offices. At 9:30 a mass meeting of about 1,500 operators approves the strike. 12 to 15 workers return to duty at Western Union, while many nonunion "blockites" seek work. Officials warn a general strike may spread, with Postal Telegraph workers also pressing for concessions. Ticker services fail, brokers shift to telephones.
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Western Union
Board of Trade
San Francisco
Smith Will Filed Executors Named In Probate
The will of Alonzo Greene Smith, who died recently, has been filed for probate. Widow Ida Jane Smith is named executrix but has not yet qualified. The will leaves all estate to the widow except certain real estate to sister Carolina V. Parker.
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Alonzo Greene Smith
Ida Jane Smith
Carolina V. Parker
Miss Garnett Daniels Weds English Poet Alfred Noyes
London August 9 Special to The Sun Alfred Noyes a young English poet hailed by some as a future Tennyson won the hand of Miss Garnett Daniels youngest daughter of the late Col Byron Daniels of Washington D C in the United States consular service for years Her rival was Herbert Dupark an Oxford orator seen by admirers as the coming prime minister The ceremony followed a spirited courtship in London
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Sun
London
Alfred Noyes
Tennyson
Garnett Daniels
Col
Byron Daniels
Washington, D. C
United States
Herbert Dupark
Oxford
Limited Wreck Near Chesterton Injures Engineer and Conductor
CHESTERTON Ind Aug 9 Engineer Downey and Conductor Schultz both of Elkhart were seriously injured and 20 passengers bruised or shocked when the westbound Twentieth Century limited collided with the rear half of a fast freight train on the Lake Shore line. The passenger engine and freight rear were demolished, three coaches left the track and the line torn up. Traffic delayed several hours.
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Gineer Downey
Schultz
Elkhart
Twentieth Century Limited
Lake Shore
Road opening approved through Dittman land north of Broad Ripple
The Board of County Commissioners sustained attorney Harry E. Negley in opening a road through Sophia Dittman and her sister-in-law Olive Dittman's land. Olive Dittman filed a remonstrance arguing late filing. The route crosses land near Williams Creek, where suburban buyers see value rise with access.
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Board of County Commissioners
Harry E. Negley
Sophia Dittman
Broad Ripple
Olive Dittman
Negley
Indianapolis & Northern Traction Line
Williams Creek
Control of Corporations Stirs Editorial Address
President Roberts of the Commercial National bank Chicago urged in Esterville that full public understanding is needed before perfect government control of public utility corporations can occur. He warned against vague powers and profit controls, saying investor confidence and capital flow would suffer.
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Esterville
Roberts
Commercial National Bank
Chicago
Corn Helt
Incorporations Filed For Finke Furniture and Local Banks
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list Finke Furniture Company Evansville with 20000 capital stock and directors Charles E Finke Lawrence B Finkle Amelia K Fink and Olive I Finke. People's Bank and Trust Company Mount Vernon 50000 capital stock with directors C A Greathouse William Gonrerman David Rosenbaum Charles Stinson A K Grant Paul Maier A A Schenk John Forthoffer H F Clements. Kentucky-Indiana Mill Company North Vernon 20000 capital stock with directors C L Bacon H G Bacon and G C Smith.
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Finke Furniture Company
Evansville
Capital Stock
Charles E. Finke
Lawrence B. Finkle
Amelia K. Fink
Olive I. Finke
People’s Bank and Trust Company
Mount Vernon
C. A. Greathouse
William Gonrerman
David Rosenbaum
Charles Stinson
A. K. Grant
Paul Maier
A. A. Schenk
John Forthoffer
H. F. Clements
Kentucky-Indiana Mill Company
North Vernon
C. L. Bacon
H. G. Bacon
G.C. Smith
Moors Uprising Attacks Tangier As Foreigners Flee
The holy war erupts in Morocco as Tangier is attacked by Moors while 6600 French troops guard Casablanca. Foreigners scramble to ships. casualties include seven French soldiers and two naval officers. Kaid MacLean reportedly surrendered to the Kmass tribe amid regional chaos.
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Tangier
Morocco
Cape Non
Cape Jubi
Casablanca
Fuer
Ventura Island
Kaid MacLean
Raisull
Kmass
Indianapolis Telegraphers Ponder Strike Actions
A member of the Indianapolis Commercial Telegraphers union reports 15 local members monitor the Chicago strike and potential joint walkouts with Postal workers if Chicago workers are called out. A meeting of the executive committee will decide. Local Western Union messages are being sent to Chicago and a strike could nearly halt Indianapolis business. Only about two nonunion operators remain in town.
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Postal Telegraph Company
Supt. Cook
Western Union Company
Los Angeles
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Western Union
Railroad Operators’ Union
Commercial Operators’ Union
Russell
The
National Union
National Executive Board
Chicago
Indianapolis Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Indianapolis
Omaha Arrest Ties Wanted Highway Robber to Local Case
Frank Meyers, sought on highway robbery charges and parole violations in Omaha, Neb., is arrested there. He is linked to the robbery of Martha Miller’s small store and, in the local case, accused of aiding a hold up at Frank Bird’s saloon, taking $3.50 from a cash register. Police will contact Omaha authorities for surrender and repatriation.
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Omaha
Neb
Martha Miller
Meyers
Frank Bird
S. Delawarest
Bird
Market Prices for Grains and Hay at Wagon Market
Grain and hay prices listed include corn 597 at 63c per bushel, shelled oats 4S at 60c, new oats 40c, straw 6 to 8 dollars, miller price 11.50, Timothy hay 20 to 21 dollars, clover 12 to 14 dollars, mixed hay 10 to 11 dollars, and new hay 11 to 14 dollars.
Clam bake draws record crowd at Home Circle clubhouse
The Home Circle Pleasure club hosted a Thursday clam bake at the clubhouse north of Ripple Road by the river. About 206 lawyers and businessmen attended the annual event with old eastern style clams lobsters and fried chicken as jokes cracked. The Thursday attendance was the largest in the club’s history. George H. Chapman post and W. R. Co. will host a public reception for Department Commander W. A. Ketcham on Saturday evening at the G A R hall 222 E Maryland St ceremonies start at 8 p.m. All comrades are invited.
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Home Circle Pleasure Club
Road Ripple
George H. Chapman
Department of Indiana
W. R. Co
W. A. Ketcham
G. A. R. Hall
Maryland-st
A. R. Seward
W. B. Broomfield
Downed by heat while tin work on house roof
J H Brown a 67 year old tin worker collapsed from heat Friday while on a tin roof. He fell toward the roof to escape the worst burn then crawled to a rear verandah and staggered down a ladder. He was carried home to 113 Woodlawn Ave in a dispensary ambulance under Dr Mayer care.
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Brown
Woodlawn Ave
Mayer
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Chesterton, Ind
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Blanca
Dianapolis Union
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Percale
Blum & Koch
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