Stocks fall as Morgan interview creeps into trading
By T. C. Shotweall New York Feb 17 stocks were down this morning amid a Morgan interview report by a French editor predicting hard times and broker pressure. Smelters Amalgamated Union Pacific Great Northern hit new low records while trading was large with liquidation. Curb market prices were firm. trading dull. cotton rose and wheat showed little change.
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New York
Morgan
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Live Stock Prices and Receipts in Indianapolis Hogs Rise
Indianapolis reports a 3 000 hog draw with hog prices up to 4 55 tops and cattle markets near steady. Steers, heifers, cows, calves and bulls are listed with varied weights and price ranges across Good to choice to common classifications.
Chicago Live Stock Hogs and Cattle Mixed Prices
Hog receipts reached 44 000, with prices mostly 5 cents higher across grades from light to pigs. Cattle receipts 38 000 showed weakness to 10 cents lower, with beef cattle and cows varying by class and region. Feeder stock and western lams also noted with mixed ranges.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Wheat and corn rise as market opens in Chicago
Wheat opens higher amid short covering and commission buying. Fintey Barrell sells on the upturn. Lighter northwest receipts and firmer cables offset heavy world shipments. Opening quotes: Wheat May 93 83 to 93 6c, corn May 61 144 to 61 33 1/4, oats May 53 3e. Pork May 11.20, lard May 7.27, ribs Mar 6.42.
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Chicago
Fintey
Northwest
Meat and Lard Prices From Local Market Report
A period price listing shows various meats and fats with per unit costs. Hams and lards priced for sugar cured, boiled, smoked, and English styles. pork loins, dressed hogs, shoulders, tenderloins. dried beef. and steer and heifer quotations. Units include c and percent figures, reflecting local market quotations.
Fogarty Navin stay in race for county chairman
The Democratic contest for county chairman tightens as William M. Fogarty and John N. Navin refuse to withdraw before next Saturday’s circuit court room vote. District Chairman Korbly claims Navin is independent while Fogarty supporters call him aligned with Joe Bell.
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William M. Fogarty
John N. Navin
Circuit Court Room
Bernard Korbly
Navin
Fogarty
William E. Moore
Mr. Navin
Joe Bellman
Korbly
Skorbly
Joseph E. Bell
Mr. Bell
Mr. Fogarty
Ife
Henry Friedman
Bell
Friedman
Harry Bassett
Riedman
Bassett
Democratic County Committee
Joseph Bell
Fourteenth
Democratic Party
Bryan speaks at Tomlinson Hall Prince of Peace rally
Crowds fill Tomlinson Hall and streets as William Jennings Bryan addresses 4329 inside and 4000 outside about religion moral power and world peace. He urges inner strength through faith and cites Christ as Prince of Peace and the duty to aid foreign missions.
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Tomlinson Hall
Bryan
Market St
Mr. Bryan
J. N. Carey
Christ
Tsis
Carnegie Simpson
Wes
God
Heavenly Father
Grain price list for wheat corn oats and hay delivery
Grain market report lists prices for No 2 red and white wheats No 2 mixed oats and No 1 hay with billing figures and March April through billing. Inspections show totals by grain type including cars of No 2 red No 4 white No 3 mixed and mixed lots with no grade and hay timothy prices per ton.
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Hay
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report Shows Price Dips and Rises
Pittsburg market receipts include 1800 cattle down 15 cents, hogs 8000 rising 10 to 15 cents with prime heavy hogs at 4.60 to 4.95, prime medium weights about 4.75, and pigs around 4.60. Sheep receipts 1500 higher with prime wethers near 5.66 and lambs around 5.50.
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Pittsburg
Hatch seeks permanent injunction over Indianapolis franchise dispute
Attorneys for A W Hatch asked Judge Vinson Carter for a change of venue from Marion county in a bid to block an amended New Telephone franchise. New Telephone and Indianapolis Telephone countered, arguments heated as motions to dissolve a temporary restraining order and transfer venue were debated. The judge kept jurisdiction pending further issues and noon talks continued.
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A.W. Hatch
Indianapolis
New Telephones Company
Vinson Carter
Marion County
New Telephone Company
L. ©. Walker
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
Slatch
Carter
Hatch
Naval Paymaster Merrifi eld Dies After Illness
Charles Edwin Merrifield, paymaster in the U S navy during the Civil War, died Monday at Savoy flats after a long illness. He served on the Elfin and Tempest in the Mississippi squadron and was a member of the Loyal Legion and Fort Thomas Post G A R. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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U. S. Navy
Savoy Flats
Tile
Merrifiela
Loyal Legion
Fort Thomas
G. Aa. R
UU. & S&s Elfin
Porrest
Uu. Ss. S&s. Tempest
Mississi Squadron
SS. P. Lee
Night Riders Whip Ten at Eddyville
Night riders invaded Eddyville Kentucky at 1 a m firing hundreds of shots They took ten men from their homes to the town edge and whipped them severely The victims included Police Judge C W Rucker former city marshal Lesley Woods deputy city marshal Pres Wralick Grace Robertson a saloon porter and six unnamed Black men
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Eddyville
C. W. Rucker
Lesley Woods
Pres Wralick
Grace Robertson
Veteran of Civil War dies at home near Greenwood
George W. Lucky 74 died at his home near Greenwood on Sunday after a brief illness. He served in company A of the Seventieth Indiana Volunteer Regiment. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the home, with regimental comrades invited. His wife survives him.
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George W. Lucky
Greenwood
Memory of Maine Wgtim Kept Alive
A memorial service honored Farry J. Keyes, an Indianapolis boy who died in the Maine explosion, held Sunday at Fletcher Place M. E. Church with Rev. George D. Wolfe presiding.
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Farry J. Keyes
Indianapolis
Maine
Fletcher Place
M. E. Church
George D. Wolfe
Harris speaks on Abraham Lincoln to U M C A youths
Addison C. Harris told a Sunday afternoon boys meeting at the YMCA about Abraham Lincoln. He noted his personal acquaintance with Lincoln, a detail that added interest to the talk before about ten boys.
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Addison C. Harris
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Harris
Mr. Lincoln
Carpenter Charles Haines Injured Falling From Stage
Charles Haines a Beech Grove carpenter fell from a construction stage Monday injuring his back. He was taken to the Indiana Home hospital for treatment.
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Charles Haines
Beech Grove
Indiana Home Hospital
Chicago businessmen escape ambush by four highwaymen
Gilbert Anderson and D J Matone, Chicago merchants, were forced to halt at Ohio and Clark streets by four holdup men. Anderson sped away firing at the pursuers while bullets ricocheted around the car. The bandits fired at a corner policeman, who pursued them as they fled, terrorizing pedestrians.
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Chicago
D. J. Matone
Ohio and
Clark Sts
Anderson
Fre
Malone
Judge Cooper's Swift Delegate Move In Watson-Taylor Clash
Judge Cooper of Kokomo Indiana attended the Denison hotel on Monday. A Republican and Watson ally in the governor race, he helped Taylor win delegates in Howard county. A district later named a delegate while he was summoned home by telephone, and a friend who favored Watson influenced the outcome. Cooper quips that he talked too much.
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Judge Cooper
Kokomo
Ind
Denison
W. L. Taylor
Taylor
Howard County
Indianapolis
Watson
Jim Watson
Arrest Made in Oleomargarine Revenue Case in South Bend
Deputy United States Marshal B C Rankin arrested Fred Teetzeler in South Bend on a charge of selling oleomargarine in violation of revenue laws. He was brought before Commissioner T M Talbot and the case continued for a further hearing until February 20.
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United States
B.C. Rankin
Fred Teetzeler
South Bend
T. M. Talbot
Anti Watson Forces Organize Delegates in Sixth District
Shelby county reports two Republican delegates from Morristown instructed for Hugh T. Miller. In Watson’s Sixth district, anti Watson delegates total a dozen, with Wayne county group opposed to Watson. Miller faction hints at transfers if H T Miller steps aside. Watson backers claim wide lead and possible early victory as delegate totals rise.
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Morristown
Hugh T. Miller
Watson
Mr. Watson
Wayne County
Hugh Miller
Shelby
C. W. Miller
W. L. Taylor
H.T. Miller
Do. W. Miller
Miller
Purse Grabber Roams Illinois and Pratt Streets Area
Miss Bessie Weltz of 917 North Illinois Street reports a theft Sunday night at 8 behind a nearby alley. A negro man grabbed her purse containing 35 dollars as she walked home and fled.
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Bessie Weltz
N. Tllinois St
Illinois
Prattsts
Ailey
Minors in Poolroom Cause Keeper Arrests
George Siefert keeper of a poolroom on Virginia avenue was fined ten dollars and coats in police court. A 16 year old boy Allen Gehrlich testified that he had told Siefert he was two years old.
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George Siefert
Virginia Ave
Coats
Allen Gehrlich
Siefert
Bryan Seeks Reform as Democrats Rally in Indiana
Bryan criticizes entrenched interests and respectable criminals in churches. He laments graft and urges a Christlike standard of service. He speaks at Shortridge, Indiana Law School, and at the Y M C A before a 700 Democrat banquet crowd at Claypool hotel.
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Bryan
Christ
Harry G. Hill
Third Christian Church
Allan &. Philpurt
Central Christian Church
Shortridge High Schol
Caleb Mullshall
George W. Benton
John W. Kern
Mr. Bryan
Mrr. Bryan
Shortridge
Indiana Law School
Flo
Grand Hotel
J. Wirby Risk
Masonic Hall
Claypool
Bert New
North Vernon
Supreme Court
James F. Cox
Columbus
W. J. Lotz
Monde
Marion Bailey
Hendricks County
John Isenbarger
North Manchester
J. F. Cox
Peru
Thomas R. Marshall
C. K. McCullough
Anderson
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
Rev
T. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Samuel BR. Ralston
Lebanon
Clothing Bundles Found in Basement Cause Police Probe
Mrs Laughin who occupies the house at 26 N Thnoisst found a large bundle of women’s clothes and ribbons in the basement Saturday night. A second bundle appeared Monday morning and was turned over to the police, prompting detectives to question who is placing the clothing in the basement and whether the items are stolen.
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N. Thnoisst
Train strikes man and injures Corrine Mansfield at Shadyside
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania at Shadyside station H T Biddle of Carlisle was killed when struck by a fast passenger train's engine pilot. Corrine Mansfield daughter of M W Mansfield was badly hurt as the pair waited on the platform. The train did not stop and the collision occurred as they wandered near the tracks.
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Die
Carlisle
Corrine Mansfield
M. W. Mansfield
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Biddle
Shadyside
Card Party Hosted by Star Commandery No 586
Star Commandery No 586 United Order Golden Cross will stage a prize cinch and euchre party at Bellefontaine hall Tuesday evening.
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Star Commandery
United Order Golden Cross
Bellefontaine Hall
Courthouse graft probe widens as warrants loom
Judge Pritchard taps John Tuncan to aid in prosecution of alleged forged warrants in a county graft case. Detectives guard the auditor’s office as grand jury action teases possible indictments while officials pledge thorough records review and expert scrutiny of permanent plat bills and other transactions. Emmett Huggins, linked to the warrants, withholds statements, hires counsel, and awaits developments.
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Pritchard
John Tuncan
Emmett Huggins
Sahm
Holtz
Samuels
Cyrus J. Clark
Alpert Sahm
Frank Bolen
John McKinney
Hey
Ellett R. Hooton
Sentinel Printing Company
Levey Brothers
W. H. Morrison
Albert Sahm
W. N. Harding
Must Get Right Before People Or Lose Power
Judge Hiram Brownlee of Marion criticizes Indiana Republicans for lacking a clear platform and focus on big issues. He warns of a Democratic victory if the party emphasizes candidates over principles and warns against over endorsing Hanly and Hanlyism. He stresses platform unity over personalities.
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Hiram Brownlee
Marion
Denison
Indiana
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Japan
India
William Wirthing
Central-ave. Church
Joshua Stansfield
John H. Vincent
Central-ave
Indiana Democratic Club
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Charles Edwin Merrifielad
The
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Bandits
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H. T. Bid
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