Market 18 Strong Stocks Lead Rail and Copper Advances
Missouri Pacific, St. Paul and New York Central show decided strength in early trading. Great Northern preferred and Amalgamated Copper gain, rail list remains active. London buyers and arbitrage brokers bullish as industrials rise with steady support from new orders and firming prices.
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Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Scrippe
New York
Jan
Great Norther
Missouri
St. Paul Uel
Thontgay
Hog and cattle market round up in Indianapolis report
The Indianapolis market shows hogs at highs since mid October with best hogs around 355 while others traded lower. Cattle area was steadier with light activity and buyers slow, prime sheep demand remains strong though supply tight with quoted ranges for various classes and several named commodity and stock listings interwoven.
Vegetables and Fruits Prices and Items Listed
A list of assorted vegetables and fruits with price per unit or unit group. Items include beets kale lettuce cabbage celery potatoes peppers onions and cabbage with varied pricing per bushel barrel or bunch. Some spellings are unclear but reflect a historical price board style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wholesale commodity and meat price list with International Peace Day note
A fragmented price catalog lists wire, nails, horseshoes, lead, powder, shot, fire clay, meats and lard with various prices and suppliers, followed by a brief English prose note about International Peace Day and a Lombardian Peace association proposal in Rome promising a festival and invitation to other powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lombardian Peace Association
Washington
Rahke Trial Slated for January Second in Delinquency Case
The criminal court will hear the case of Gus Bates charged with delinquency of a child and related offenses. Bates, described as a gambler, faces counts of assault and battery and criminal intent arising from alleged actions connected to a boy. The trial is set for January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahke
Gus Bates
May Wheat Higher In Chicago On Quiet Trade
May wheat prices edged higher in Chicago amid light trading and reports of unfavorable grain conditions in Argentina. Wall Street buyers showed steadier appetite as contracts fluctuated with lingering weather concerns. northwest inventories and English visible supply were noted, while shipments globally remained around 8.3 million bushels. East Buffalo cattle receipts were 350 with steady veal and mixed sheep prices. lambs at 15 to 16 dollars, yearlings around 15 dollars, and overall market activity described as steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-MéRae
Waicago
Jan
Argentina
Ube News
India
Ted
Aermko
ATTRA
Duis
Tees
Henides
Wallst
Alliance Francaise Returns with French Lecture
Paul George Henderson, president, led a discreet soirée for the Alliance Francaise marking its inauguration era. He delivered a fluent French address on Louis Charles Alfred De Musset, praised by members fluent in French and German. Henderson, Harvard graduate, spoke with mastery. The organization aims to foster French language in America and invites all with language knowledge to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul George Henderson
Alliance Francaise
Louis
Charles Alfred de Musget
Henderson
Germany
France
Harvard University
America
Poverty lecture argues poverty inevitable and linked to physical defect
Dr WG Weatherly, economist at Indiana University, told a small crowd at Mowette Park that poverty cannot be eliminated. He argued pauperism stems partly from physical defects, dividing poor into those from intemperate parents and those who are lazy. He noted charity price advantages favor the rich and that hunger and prices push the poor toward dependency. The lecture was hosted by the Charity Organization Society.
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WG. Weatherly
Diana
Mowette Park
MM. K. Churel
Viety
Wealtherty Sala
Howie
Weather Meir
United States
Ile
Thele
Wieder
Soriety
Nest Frierg Evans
J. BD. Forrest
Tutler Coreg Pawl
Meld Makes Appeal In Employer Strike Case
Frank Mot of Jeffersonair faced fines and costs after appealing a ruling by Justice Nickerton for striking his employer. Dempeer Rierleson, a contractor, won a residence dispute at his Roora rcheave Meltwan, while Meltwan and Sraning filed an appeal to the Marion admiral reourk.
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Frank Mot
Jeffersonair
Tyne
Justie
Mranre
Anti-Machine Forces Win Big in Eighth District Primaries
In Muncer Indiana on June 1 the anti-machine movement routed the Cromer backed faction in the Eighth District Republican primaries. Delaware county swung to Cromer by about 200 votes but many counties including Madison saw anti-machine triumphs in 70 of 89 committeemen. Jay Wayne Wells and others organize county committees as Cromer fights to hold the congressional seat amid widespread anti-machine sentiment.
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Muncuer
Ind
George W. Cromer
Congress
Cromer
Delaware County
Gromer
1Erm
Ant-Machine
Madison County
Stilwell
Horace Stilwell
Jay County
Fay County
Wells County
Cramer
Adams County
Adams
Randolph
Sir. Cromer
Jose
Hoty
Conpresional
City Record For A Day Of Marriages And Births
A historical city record item lists marriages, births, deaths, and building permits. Entries include Charles E Jay and Gertie Marrin, James W Bly and Grave M Ander, William and Kitty Brown births, and deaths such as Henry A Dugan and Phoebe Millon. Building permits mention Butler, Lorina Wathacock, and Myrtle Fisher.
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Charles E. Jay
Gertie M. Marrin
James W. Bly
Grave M. Ander
Henry A. Dugan
Wydam Kem
Joseph Dohusan
Marke
Harah Burzan
Pital Ellen
Lois A. Wixex
Thipttelth Maria Housley
Pnewnanta
Sya
Rowicke
Phoebe
Millon
Newland
Ventuite
City
Butler
Reputiee
Airs
Alabama
Lorina Wathecott
Myrtle Fisher
Roache and Citton
Charles G. Walter
A. J. Buchanan
Arthur Kimbrough
George B. Parke
Beverly Howard
Henry A. Pease
Andrew Mapie
Robert T. Willams
Ialbert E. Greilich
William Johns
Taylor Jackson
Sidney Balser
Albert W. Price
Johnn T. Twiname
Newton J. McGuira
Ralph Bamberger
Martin
A. E. Buenanan
Charlee Lute
Alonzo Boyd
Alex Wite
William Lee
Charles
Th Davis
George W Sheley
Jot Seanlon
W. T. Latta
K. Prenting
Pink Ine Grant
Louis Harris
Howard Dougles
Fifth Ward
Charles O'Donnell
Perry Porter
Robert Graver
Herbert Dory
M. Baker
Thomas Demmersey
William J. Carey
William Gordon
James Antiretti
Douglass Coulton
William Breckenridge
William Sawders
W. C. Bangs
Eighth Ward
William J. Brows
Robert W. Furnas
Charles L. Iatchinson
Frank Caster
Armin C. Koeline
Robert Comer
Sean T. Leach
Charles Shaw
Louis Morgan
Samuel Shutn A
Joh Bolan
Charles Gemmer
Jesse Mount
Virgil Burris
Marion Caldwell
Charles Wummer
James Chine
W. Ring
Charles J. Egger
John Lyons
Andrew Underwood
A. H. Hutchinson
William Agch
Walter Kellermeier
Osear Sherman
Ed Reiner
John Corydan
Ed Jordan
James Wilson
Joh Crane
Seymour Denton
Grosse Drechaet
Ernest Lesser
Ed Sheehy
Frank Broz
Fred Crane
George Uarvie
George Walters
Claude Carter
Dr. S. Kollingdworth
James P. Janiex
Charles Gueley
Harry Sheets
Charles Willams
Jack Ward
Charles Martindate
Florets Krauss
Robert Ellis
Washington Township
Henry Whittager
Charles Dayson
Wilam
Drorkway
Warren Township
James Singsbury
Samuel McGaughey
Perrys Township
Castor
McAlpin
Charles Lockwood
Pike Township
Tolbert Moore
Decatur
Joseph Horton
Franklin
Oliver Beata
Lawrence
Robert H. Acre
Center Township
Sam ‘Paulding
Failure at Pitsburg and Anarene Suspected in Death
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a suspension related to a death in Cleveland. Mention of Li L. Prion and suspects Venison, Peter & Vo appears with uncertain details.
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Pitsburg
Ds & Co
Yankers and Beaker
Butsess
Amm
Subveutent
Stony of
Venison, Petor & Vo
Seton Linked Conspiracy Chief In Bank Credits Probe
Special to The Sun reports a man named Samuel J. Humphreys confessed to involvement with Charles Augustus Seton in a banking conspiracy. Humphreys identified Seton as the vile head of the plot, amid ongoing unease in financial circles regarding Norfolk & Western stock movements and related allegations.
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Sun
New York
Norfolk & Western
Samuel J. Humphreys
Charles Augustus Seton
Seton
Disputed Shooting Ties Caviness and Two Strangers
Police probe a Forsha women encounter tied to Caviness and an unknown partner amid a deadly dispute. Investigators seek to identify two well dressed men seen fleeing the scene while detailing alleged insults and possible revenge linked to local women and a nearby train line.
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Caviness
Companion
Forsha
Paul Mhorks
Fred Wiiess
Brt
Fred Caviness
Tai
Riverave
Mourrisst
Tamphreys Questioned Over Fraud Case In Court
Testimony traces Tamphreys admission of meeting Mr Collins and Seton in a scheme to obtain a loan via forged certificates. He pleads innocence, claims coercion, and alleges Seton used him as a pawn. The trial adjourns as defense seeks grand jury examination and a $5,000 bond is noted amid a damning fraud investigation.
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Tamphreys
Collins
Bucdard
Clink
Seton
Ny Trangia
Patton
Charlys le
Dire San
Dix
WIT Securities
Forgeries Cause Failure in Cleveland Firm
Cleveland Ohio January report shows Parsons Snyder Co assigns to Attorney A J Smith amid forged bonds by Del Fon Pepi Co. forgeries. bond set at two dollars, duties feared to drop to twenty dollars. Debts run into hundreds of thousands.
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Scrippe-MeTine Prege Association
Cleveland
Broxerage
Parsons, Snyder & Co
A.J. Smith
Smith
del- Fon, Pepi & Co
Denjon
Dh Co
Parson, Shyer & Co
Edward Walsh In Cell At Police Station
Edward Walsh of Urban, heir to an 820000 estate, has been in a police station cell for the past four nights after being lost to his family for six years. Authorities say he applied for lodging at an ordinary house nearby.
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William Gaddis
River |Awe
Grek Bro Yoang Wen
Edward Walsh
Scrippa Metrie Press Association
Piblem
Urban
Criminals Are Sentenced in Indiana Court
The report notes Huntley, also known as Calvin Goss, pled guilty to robbery and received a term in the Indiana reformatory between one and three years. Another defendant known as Gross Candle was convicted of burglary and served 20 days in jail. A third man, Lester Black, allegedly snatched a purse from Minnie Andarvan and drew one to three years in Indiana state prison. Walter Holliday admitted theft of a bicycle from William Johnson and was sentenced to 60 days in the workhouse.
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Rh Huntley
Calvin Goss
Jerry MccCarty
Judea Feemont Alford
Bim
Indiana Reformatory
Gross Candle
Edna Moore
Jott
Maine
Lester Black
Minnie Andarvan
Indiana
Walter Holliday
Wiliam Johnson
Argue Rogers Case Before Supreme Court Hearing
A noisy fragment describes an argument heard today before Justice Justine Gliter alreve of the supreme court on an order to show cause why Mary Hi Rogers should not answer questions by Attorney General Hadley. It mentions the air company lawsuit and multiple courtroom procedural notes. The text also references changes in local studio affiliations and several old advertisements for medicines, tailoring, and laundry services.
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Pepo
New York
Justine Gliter Alreve
Supreme Court
Meary Hi. Rogers
O11
Hadley
Ansourl
The
Air Company
Gildersiteveroid Ae
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Peter White
Fred
Seslyediy
Uh & L
Gil Ie
Iron & Steel Rep
Tren. C. & Central Leather
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T&s
Igharch
Be&o Wagorn
Can
Pacific
Alton
MG Stes
Hol & P
Rte&p. Pr. Cola
Southern
Denver & Re
Timothy
L. & & RyeoNa
Snion Pacific Wabash
Manhattan
el ‘Met. Securities
Pacific Mail
City Grain
Dnlisted Securities
Cincinnati
Chicago
Neerinty
Beeves
S.A
Pear American Am
Paw. Com
Ptt
Wirough
Mixes Bay Strite CIA
Bethiehum Steel
Som
Colinthy Ieage
Mlecinle
Eleotei
Granty
Lambe
Western
Runt Tobacco
Interborough
Ripid
Marine
Condy
Hiternationa
Mackay
Come
Ain Para
Otis Mevaton
Royal
Seaboard
Tennessee Copper Union Copper
PrAprura
Burden
Juniata
Kingan 4 Co
Belc
California
East Buffalo
Lewes
Francaise
Faul G. Henderson
Geo. Cromer
Jay and
Walls
Peeckins
Reda H. Powell
John Kos
Antonia Kwiefel
William
Kitty Brown
Euclid
Pith Vugh
Mary Bryson
Bir
Daniel W
Sen Florence Muchen
TER
Concordia
Loula
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Hast
Marrie W
Lula Smith
Alexandria Puts
Maery
Bertha Fonter
Wilians J
Longworth
Meiac
Cungreeaniy
Ans
Philipine Tariit
Ohio
Butte
Ray Tie
Gene
MTR
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Tangier
Wall-St
Ween Rounu
Marks
Neiver
Lik
Eftea
Rivers Ave
McCartyst
Daviness
Rother
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Mackx
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Mirks
Thig City
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Daisy Forsin
Poliee
Thfr
Bandar
Weat
Standard-ave
Tia
Xue
Hlewth
Kealing
Harry 4
New
Mr. New
Ensley
Ux Hie
Rosson
Keating
Ty Kealing
FID
Busson
Besson
Seventh District
Charles C. Roemler
James McNulty
Brett Temp
Roemler
Hosson
Eppear
Uilsha
Bosson
Roosevelt Arrang
Baltimore
Allen
Trousseau
Melistes
Eneturieres
Mins Aller
Magerie
Siater
de Chambryn
Paris
Charl
Wellville
Court
Rogers
RINK
Stanton L. Wilhite
Nis
Wilhite & Hollowway
N. Tilnain
Wilhite
E. W. Grove
Evlleys, Shaptin Machinery Mmiller Oil and Supply Co. A
Irs
Winslow
New 155
Main
Miller Tailoring Company
N. Merid
Tan
GEM Laundry
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