Live Stock Market Signals Steady Gains in Indianapolis Trade
Indianapolis market sees brisk trading as buyers press strong demand from all sources. Cattle top near 7.30 with most sales between 5.15 and 7.25, while cows and bulls show steady to firm levels. sheep and lambs move slowly with cautious bids. Chicago receipts remain steady with prime beeves around 5.60 to 6.85 and orders for stockers and feeders active but uneven.
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Indianapolis
cripps-McRae Press Association
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Tipps-Wehne PA
Cattle prices steady to slow with choice cattle quoted at 5.70 to 6.00. Prime pork cuts around 5.60 to 5.75 and 5.50 to 5.65 for mixed lots. Receipts show heavier hogs at 7.40 to 7.50 and lighter pigs near 7.00 with week’s supply described as fair and slow.
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tipps-Wehne Press Association
Tsburg
Buffalo Market Report Shows Beef and Sheep Movements
Cat receipts total 100 steady while veals fetch 4.00 to 10.50 and yearlings 6.65 with wethers around 4.30 to 5.20. Receipts overall 8,000 up 25 cents. lambs mixed with Yorkers at 7.35 and 7.00. heavy and mixed grades noted. sheep receipts 4,230.
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Alves
Buffalo
N.Y
Congress At Work On Washington Birthday Amid Closed Departments
Congress remained at work on Washington birthday with all government departments closed. The Senate approved the conference report on the Legislative Executive and Judicial appropriation bill after noting salary provisions. House action included a Florida Democrat's drive to sell the Philippines to Japan and a publicized dispute over which bureau handles child labor investigations.
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Scripps-JiRae Press Association
Washington
Congress
Senate
Cullom
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Department
Senate action on appropriation and labor dispute bill
Senate reported a bill totaling 1 947 386 dollars, 33 400 more than the house version. It includes 12 960 dollars for cadet fire control training with electrical gear. The Townsend bill would let the president appoint a committee to investigate and publicize causes of interstate labor disputes affecting commerce and mail transport.
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Senate
House
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Townsend
United States
Blaze near West Street injures dress and damages homes
The 12 year old daughter of Arthur Smith near S West Street was saved from serious burns when a stove explosion sparked a dress fire. The two story frame dwelling suffered about 100 dollars in damage. Firefighters then fought fires at 1213 Bellefontaine Street and 1918 Broadway, both caused by sparks and a burning flue. No loss.
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Arthur Smith
S. West St
John Long
Bellefontaine St
John Thompson
Broadway
Governor Hanly Signs Senate and House Bills Friday
Gov. Hanly signed three measures on Friday. House Bill 52 requires interurban railroads through cities of 35 000 or more to maintain waiting trains. House Bill 88 bans ice fishing in certain lakes with penalties. Senate Bill 365 allows benevolent institutions to condemn land for roadways.
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Hanly
Burglars Enter Five Homes In New Castle
Five homes on South Main street were entered by burglars early today in New Castle Indiana. Deputy Postmaster Landner was shot in the left ear as he confronted the robbers who seized cash a watch a revolver and a fifty dollar check and stole jewelry and cut glass from other houses.
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S. Main St
Landner
Hollland
City Record for a Day Families and Death Notices Mixed
A city record lists multiple births at various addresses including Tibbs ave Henry street and Prospect street with both parents named. Death notices document Anna Harrison Catherine Ward Frances Graygore Margaret Mullen James Kane Eva E Smith Laura Newberry and others with ages and causes such as chronic gastritis phthisis bronchitis apoplexy lagrippe and tuberculosis.
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Anna Harrison
Villa-ave
Geo
W. Haines
N. Senate-ave
Catherine Ward
Little Sisters‘ of
S. Frances Graygore
Squirrel Open Season Bill Backed with Three-Year Closed Period
In a Friday senate session an amendment to the house open season bill for shooting squirrels established a three year closed season. The senate rejected June 1 to November 1 and July 1 to November 7 amendments before adopting a three year closed period by a 31 to 3 vote and passing the bill 82 to 6. Conference committee possible.
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Senate
House
Bland
Moss
Pearson
Capitol Women Host Chicken Supper and Presby church Trustees
The M E church plans a Friday night chicken supper. Ninth Street Presbyterian elected new trustees Dr Henry L Hammons Henry W Cleage Jacob Cleage John Fox and James L Myers to replace retiring board members. Joseph R Gordon Post 281 G A R and W R G conduct a reception for Mrs Waugh department president of the W R C Indiana at the G A R hall 222 EB Maryland St Friday night.
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Capitol
Ninth‘st./ Presbyterian church
Henry L. Hammons
Henry W. ‘Cleage
Jacob Cleage
John Fox
James L. Myers
Joseph R.gordon
Department of Indians
Grand Army of the Republic
W. R. GC
Fire destroys Hoadley stone mill at Stinesville
Bloomington Ind Feb 22 Fire believed incendiary destroyed the Hoadley stone mill at Stinesville last night. The loss is estimated at 80000 dollars.
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Bloomington
Ind
Hoadley
Stinesville
Local Properties and Improvements Listing
Geo H Herman sheds at 180 N Senate Ave for 25 dollars. Margaret Gillespie adds at 1515 BE Sixteenth St for 700 dollars. Indianapolis lodge 465 I O O B re model Virginia Ave and McCarty St for 890 dollars. Mrs E Copeland dwelling on Ethel Ave near Twenty sixth St for 1000 dollars. Co T Orr shed 3436 W Michigan St for 1800 dollars. Ora Watts dwelling Rural near Michigan St for 900 dollars. Ed Whittaker dwelling New York near Colorado for 1200 dollars. Jno F Tapking repairs 326 W Morris St for 136 dollars.
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Geo. H. Herman
Senate Ave
Margaret Gillespie
Sixteenth-st
Indianapolis Lodge
Virginia-ave
McCarty-st
Burglar Leaves Hat After Home Break-In
Burglars broke into John Reed’s residence at 1412 Samoast Thursday night and stole a pocketbook belonging to George Cushing containing 45 dollars and a purse belonging to Dillard Green containing 3 dollars. A witchtub and the burglar’s hat were also noted in the front yard. Hat was turned over to police as leads were sought for detectives.
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John Reed
Samoast
Gveorge Cushing
Reedhome
Dillard Green
JM. Reed
Thieves Steal Eggs and Butter from Delivery Bogie
Robbery reported in Roanoke and Pratt streets. Alvin Ar of Fairmount owns the rig. 25 dozen eggs and a pound of butter taken while Mr Arbuckle delivered dairy items. Agents Mullin and Schlangen were notified and called to the scene.
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Alvin Arif Fairmount
Roanoke
Prattsts
Mr. Arbuckle
Mullin
Schlangen
Barber Held in Columbus Death Case
Jesse Walker, a Columbus barber and a presumed sweetheart of Efe Malson, was arrested and detained today as investigators probe the death of Malson found in her room Wednesday night.
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Columbus
Jesse Walker
Efe Malson
Gas bill bypasses fair hearing in Indiana Legislature
A firm alleges the News-Cox gas bill was rushed through the Indiana Senate and House with no public hearing for its side. Ferdinand Winter, attorney for the company, faced hostile editorials while seeking time to gather data. The bill, costing about 1 million dollars, was moved to a favorable report amid claims of bias and secrecy.
Colonial party preparations excite DAR Harrison Chapter
The D A R Harrison Chapter prepares a Propylaeum social event with George Washington era decor. Tickets sold at the Columbia National Bank on Friday, a legal holiday, while many businessmen attended downtown to buy tickets. Committees named include reception Mrs P H Jameson and costumes Miss Fanny Wood Morrison.
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Caroline Scott
Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
Propylaeum
Columbiaational Bank
George Washington
P. H. Jameson
Henry L. Browning
J. A. Sutcliffe
Chas. L. Kepper
Fanny Wood -Morrison
J. A. Clark
Thomas Reed Kackley
Daniel A. Chnoweth
Neliie Colfax Smith
Commodity Prices for Oats Straw and Hay
Listing of corn and oats prices with shelled oats at 42 cents per bushel, oats prices per load, straw at 6 to 7 dollars, Timothy hay 19 dollars per unit, clover 18 to 25 dollars, mixed hay 17 to 19 dollars.
Dr Carter Specialist in Nervous and Skin Ailments
Advertises a medical specialist at No. N Meridian street Room 4 offering cures for chronic nervous blood skin and special diseases. The brief note presents a concise patient service claim with no additional details.
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Meridian St
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