Stocks Continue Upward Move In Wall Street
New York January 10 Stocks pushed higher with many leaders rising as shorts were squeezed. Mixed signals suggested a possible setback, professional traders saw more declines ahead while big holders profited from the rally. Notable gains included Union Pacific to 123 percent St Paul to 119 Reading 107 Delaware Hudson 168 Jersey Central 180 Smelters 781 in preferred 9215 Cotton dipped and wheat rose as curb market activity slowed.
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T. Co. Shotwelle
New York
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Jersey Central
Hogs and cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards light to steady
At Union Stock Yards Illinois on January 10 hogs were 40,000 head lighter receipts. Prices ranged light 4.41 to 4.55 for various grades, pigs 3.50 to 4.20, yorkers around 4.40. Cattle receipts 3,500 steady to strong with beef and feeder prices from 1.50 to 4.15, heifers and cows around 1.50 to 2.45, stockers about 2.25 to 4.15. Sheep receipts 10,000 down 1 cent. natives 3.00 to 5.60, westerns 3.50 to 5.65, yearlings 4.90 to 6.80, lambs 5.25 to 7.30.
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UNION
Wheat and grain prices rise on European markets
Chicago reports opening wheat at 46 2c up on European strength with gains across Liverpool Berlin Paris and Budapest. May contracts for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs and various feeds listed with several price points and regional hay values.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Berlin
Paris
Budapest
Missing Richcreek Couple Sparks Frantic Search
The case centers on Bertha Richcreek who vanished from Indianapolis while reportedly joining husband Seth M. Richcreek abroad. Attorney William H. Ogbhorn calls the disappearance a fantasy, denying current contact, while Sevola Richcreek remains a client and Seth is thought to be in South America amid unspoken tensions.
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Bertha Richcreek
Indianapolis
Seth M. Richcreek
Parts Unknown
Driver fined for speeding in police court
Aiken, a driver for the National ehicle company, was fined ten dollars and costs in police court Friday for speeding.
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Gonn Aiken
National
Ehicle Company
Guards Still Protect Till MUNGIE CARS in Night
In Muncie Indiana on January 10 troops began withdrawal with about 480 soldiers at roll call and half en route home tonight. Deputies discharged. Citizens urged board of commissioners to boost police strength as Guard companies from Indianapolis Kokomo and Greenfield went home after Maj. Gen. McKee ordered pulls. Company A Indiana National Guard arrived in Indianapolis led by Capt. Frederick Lexow.
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Munele
Muneele
Board of Commissioners
Compzenies A
Indiannapolis
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
Muncie
Frederick Lexow
Denied Ruth Leavitt Separated From Husband
An Omaha report claiming Ruth Leavitt has separated from husband William Homer Leavitt in Paris is unconfirmed. Friends of the Bryan family deny the letter claim and say Edith Locke received no such message.
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Omaha
Neb
William J. Bryan
Ruth
William Homer Leavitt
Paris
Grazed Negro Fires On Woman Then Shoots Self in Park Avenue Building
Ida Farnist, 32, a Black servant, is wounded by Merion Jones, also Black, in the rear of Mrs. Alice Allen’s boarding house at 126 Park Ave. Jones, drinking, threatened others at his home and Arch Street before shooting Farnist, then turning the gun on himself. Both are hospitalized and not expected to live.
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Ida Farnist
Merion Jones
Alice Allen
Park Ave
Jones
Ogden-st
Sam Geiddie
Arch-st
Allen
Shaw Counted at by Party in Iowa State
Leslie M. Shaw, ex-secretary of the treasury, was effectively dropped as a presidential candidate by the Republican state central committee in Des Moines Iowa. His bid for chairman of the state convention failed amid progressive opposition. The party fixed representation on the state convention basis and the stand-patters were outvoted. Delegates to the national convention will be chosen there with Iowa likely backing Taft or another progressive, but not a reactionary.
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Des Moines
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Iowa
Taft
Why It Lost My JOD
A first person plea on why workers lose jobs due to unseen troubles. The author cites stomach issues and worry as key causes, sharing a personal turn to Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and urging readers to improve health for better work life. The piece ends with an offer to receive a free sample from F A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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TFT
Stuart
Tuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Taft Opposes 10 Ex-Parte Injunctions in Letter
Martins Perry O Jan 16 Secre tary Taft in a public letter shows he has materially modified his views on injunctions He declares he is opposed to the issuance of ex parte injunctions Taft answers questions from Llewellyn Lewis secretary of the Ohio Federation of Labor He states he believes it highly beneficial and lawful for laborers to unite in their common interests
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Martins Perry
Taft
Llewellyn Lewis
Ohio Federation of Labor
Money Not For Carter Defrauded Funds Claim Upheld
Oberlin M. Carter once an army engineer and later jailed for embezzling 700000 failed to shield the 400000 held in his name. Judge Kohlsaat ruled the government claim mostly in its favor, determining the money as part of the defrauded funds.
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Carter
Chicago
Oberlin M. Carter
United States
Kohlsaat
Association Meeting Of Indianapolis Merchants
The Indianapolis Merchants Association held its monthly meeting at the Grand Hotel Thursday evening with Frank D. Stalnaker presiding.
Mrs Blair Hosts Informal Bridge At Parkwood
In Toledo Mrs James Blair entertained guests including Mrs Harold Morgan of Ogdensburg Mrs Philip Cochran of Chicago and Mrs Edwin Walker of Indianapolis for an informal bridge yesterday afternoon at her Parkwood Avenue home. The marriage of Miss Mary Urban to Mr Timothy J Dawson of Elkhart Ind was solemnized Wednesday at Immaculate Conception church parsonage with Rev Father Chevreaux officiating. The Dawsons have left their Hart-Tomio home.
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Harold Morgan
Ogdensburg
Philip Cochran
Chicago
Edwin Walker
Indianapolis
James Blair
Parkwood Ave
Toledo
Mary Urban
Timothy J. Dawson
Elkhart
Ind
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Chevreaux
Ee Dawson
hart—Tomio
City births and deaths log from day notices
City records list numerous births including stillborn girl to Henry and Tda Coleman at 2420 N Western Ave and multiple infant and child deaths from dysentery Bright's disease and tuberculosis. Adults noted with illnesses and causes include Clara Warner ecaboric acid crisis, Robert Dickson lobar pneumonia, Bridget Tarry and Bridget Sullivan lobar pneumonia. Several couples and addresses appear alongside infant outcomes and medical conditions.
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Henry
Tda Coleman
N. Western-ave
Stillborn
John and
Ethel Riebeling
Senate-ave
Jennie Thomas
W. Michigan Sr
Joseph
Rebeckah Gentry
Martindale-ave
Artie B
Cora Adams
Kenwood-ave
Lizzie Reed
N. Senateave
Christopher C. A
Etta Mercer
N. Ale-St
Darwine M
Dessie Smith
N. Rural
James and
Elizabeth
Beattey
East-st
Chas. RB
H. Plorence Mock
N. Oriental-st
Otto C
Eleanor Noftke
Columbia-ave
Jessie and
Frances Moore
Pennsylvania-st
N. West-st
Jos
Nelson Wood
Chase-st
William Ritchie
Vera Flats
Henry Morlan
Spruce-st
Clara Warner
New York-st
Robert Dickson
S. 11Th-St
Bridget Tarry
W. New York-st
Bridget Sullivan
W. Norwood St
Building Permits Issued For Ayers and Barker Dwellings
Building permits granted for M. G. Ayers to construct a dwelling at 63 Healing Ave worth 31,200 dollars and for Barker to build a dwelling at 641 Temple with project details listed in the permit records.
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M. G. Ayers
Healing-Ave
Powder Mill Explosion Shocks Briar Hill Nebraska?
Special to The Indianapolis Sun reports a massive blast at the Phoenix powder mill near Briar Hill eight miles southeast of East St. Louis. 1400 kegs of giant powder, 6000 pounds, exploded wrecking the mill and damaging nearby homes. The explosion created a 40 mile shock and illuminated the sky, sparking panic and evacuations though no serious injuries were reported.
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Indianapolis Sun
ST. Louis
Briar Hill
East St. Louis
Phoenix
IE. A. Dupont Company
Lammert Furniture Company
Fourth
St. Charles
Police Continue Search For Wan Charlies Johnson
Three search parties in cars scoured counties northwest of Indianapolis and near Fairview Park Thursday for Charlies Johnson who wandered from Sterne's sanitarium where he was being treated. The effort yielded no trace. A. L. Johnson and Attorney General Bingham offered a reward for information. Police, detectives Duncan and Askins, and Serzt. White led the car patrols at the mayor's request, with two patrolmen aiding A. L. Johnson and a companion.
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Indianapoliis
Fairview Park
Charlies
Limited trains and schedules for Indianapolis to eastern routes
Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Trains depart on the hour from Indianapolis toward Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knightstown Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Clayton Plainfield Cars for Mooresville Martinsville and all intermediate stations ten minutes before the hour Last cars leave Wise p m Crawfordsville 9 40 a m 5 0 p m New Castle 10 45 a m and 4 45 p m Lebanon Frankfort and Lafayette 8 10 a m 11 10 a m 2 10 p m 5 10 p m 7 10 p m Greenfield Knightstown Cambridge City Richmond 1 20 a m 2 0 p m 5 20 p m 7 20 p m Through trains for Dayton 8 00 p m to 7 20 p m All east bound trains connect at Richmond for Dayton Columbus and Vandersville Ohio Phones Old main 4099 New 3939
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Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
New Castle
Danville
Greencastle
Clayton
Plainfield
Mooresville
Martinsville
Dayton
Dyton
Columbus
Vanesville
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Bertolli
Cruikshank
Ll. S. Ayres & Co
Chicago Grain
A. W. Thomson
ATIR
Richcreek
Ogbhorn
Ruth Leavitt
Parkure
Self
Shaw
Ova State
Publican State Central Committee
Ters
Mrs. Walker
Sacks
Washington Street
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania
Charles E. Vawter
Rhea M. Thornburg
Waren Wheeler
Ida Burleson
George Armstrong
Annie Beetham
Ellis F. Tyler
Ethel P. Evay
Ker
Johnson
Sterne
A. L. Johnson
Bingham
Police
Duncan
Askins
Serzt
Cincinnati
Trac
Rushvil
Con
Conners Atch
Rushville
3Isane
Shell
Shelby
Monley
Conneraville
Ile and
le Only
Rogers Bros
Geo. S. Kern
N. Meridian St
Terre Haute
Eastern
Southern Traction Co
Southport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Amiey
Edinburg
Taylorsville
Azalia
Recdington
Seymour
Ilia
I. & L._ Traction company
Louisville
Southern Indiana R. R
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