Market shows strength as railroad stock mix shifts
New York stock market opened strong with gains in New York Central Great Northern preferred Missouri Pacific and American Locomotive while Anaconda Copper and American Cotton Oil fell. Later broad liquidation trimmed early advances with Amalgamated Copper and other names active amid mixed volumes and strong Long Island trading. Government bonds remained unchanged.
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Denver
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Market Activity and Quotations for Ranh Fertilizer and Indiana Stocks
Ranh Fertilizer became active on local stock exchanges Tuesday. Forty shares traded at par, later rising to 98 bid with offers at 105. Belt and Columbia National advanced, Union Traction common declined, Indiana Hotel fell, and most quotes remained near yesterday's levels. Bonds listed alongside a wide array of Indiana banks and rail stock with varying bids and asks.
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Belt Preferred
Columbia National
Union Traction
Indiana Hotel
American Central Life Int. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Brown-Keteham
Wks
Capital National Bank
Central ‘Trust Company
Citizens’ Loan & Deposit
Chimiax Coffea’ & Baking Powder Co
Columbia
Delaware & Madison Co
Farmers’ Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Tone
Ft, Wayne & Wabish Valley T. Co
Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Indiana
Indiana Trust Company
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Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis
Indpis
Maytingville
R. T. Co
Indianapolia Fire Ips
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indpis & Southeaate
Tidianapolis
Railway Ind. Traction & Terminal
Kokemo, Marton & Western Traction
Law Building Laycock Mfg
David Marlon Trust Company
Merchants’ 2. & L, Pfd
Ay New Telephone Co
Muncie, Hart, & Ft. Wayne Merchants’ National Bank
People’s Deposit Bank
Raih Fortilizer
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Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Mixed
Chicago market notes show butter creamers and various dairy items with mixed prices. Beef and sheep receipts at St Louis also show declines in cattle while hogs rise and lambs firm, with Texas and western stock movements noted.
Incorporations and Changes Filed With Secretary of State
The text notes the Stevens Nichols Orig company of lunde with capital stock $7,200 and includes names W P Stevens WP Nichols Ma Nichola and Louis M Stevens. It records a certificate of changes for Fahniey McCreains changing the number of directors to five. Also mentions a laxative advertisement and Miller Off and Bupply Co with various items like AFTING SAWS MACHINERY.
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Lunde
Invorperars
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WP. Nichols
Ma. Nichola
Louis M. Stevens
Fahniey & McCreains
Wheat on Upgrade Corn Firmer and Wheat Prices Rise
Wheat trends turn firmer with May and July futures higher while corn stays near unchanged in Chicago trading. Oats ease and prices show mixed movements across standard contracts amid Liverpool futures strength and mixed regional weather outlooks from Argentina to Russia.
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Argentina
France
Germany
Hungary
Roumania
Russia
Prices of hogs climb as Indianapolis market shows tight supply
Hog prices rose sharply in Indianapolis on January 1 as buyers faced tight supplies and strong outside reports. Bulk sales ranged from 5.00 to 5.45 per hundredweight with only lighter hogs surpassing 5.45. Cattle and sheep trading was slow with steady cattle values and quiet sheep demand. Prime steers and feeders appeared, while cows and heifers showed modest activity amid overall dullness in the market.
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East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo live stock market reports cattle and sheep prices with readings for prime steers cows heifers stockers and feeders and a large 34 000 head receipts with higher prices across categories including best heavier good prime and mixed grades for pork and poultry noting spring lambs and culled sheep and bucks with several garbled entries from the old column.
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Texas
East BU
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SOS
Bess
Sheep problem solution from Crawfordville readers
Readers submit various methods for a farmer with four grades of sheep to reach an average selling price. Proposals include mixing prices of $8, $6, $5, and $3 per sheep with different counts, aiming to total 120 sheep and achieve a target average price.
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Sun
Ottier
Crawfordaville
Chicago mayor faces council clash over presiding duties
January meeting in Chicago saw Green Mayor Dunne's foes push to have him relinquish the chair amid slander accusations. A Bennett introduced resolution to remove the mayor from presiding. vote sent the matter to judiciary committee. Separately, Mrs Geddie seeks court aid in divorce amid threats and rumors of her husband’s infidelity and drinking.
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Judiciary Committee
Allen and Humphreys
Dunne
Samuel Geddie
Certa
Annual Grand Mask Ball by United Hebrew Congregation
The second annual grand mask ball of the United Hebrew congregation was held at the German house on Tuesday evening January 23. The event benefited the Free Hebrew school with Besser's orchestra providing music. Prizes await the best dressed man and woman amid a large expected turnout and many entertainments.
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United Hebrew Congregation
Free Hebrew School
Besser
Shideler Ahead in Indiana Convention After Withdrawals
Publicans in the Fifth district chose Daniel Chapin as their nominee while Julian Nogare withdrew. The convention advocated harmony and endorsed Fairbanks for president in 1968, signaling a united front after a bitter nominating contest. The scene featured speeches by Chapin Hogate and calls for Roosevelt and party leaders to back Fairbanks.
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Daniel
Chapin
Parke County
Julian Nogare
Danville
Hogate
Hoosevelt
Halliday
Harry
Fairbanks
Carr Elected Chairman by Acclamation in Sixth District
Owen J. Carr of Bushville was elected chairman of the Sixth district by acclamation at the Republican convention in Shelbyville on January 16. J. B. Commons of Centerville withdrew from the race.
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Shelbyvills
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Owen J. Carr
J. B. Commons
Centerville
Carr
Evans I8 Elected Eleventh District Republican Chairman
Special to the Sun Indiana January report notes Marion Wanley or Wanley named as Republican chairman of the Eleventh district by acclamation in Marion. The event marks a party leadership result with local political figures responding to the victory.
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Arnggist
Marshall Wins Indiana Tanth District Chair Seat
Special to The Sun NENSBELAER. Ind January 1. Henry J W Marshall of Lafayette won the chair at the Tanth district convention on the first ballot. Marshall 108 votes Thompson 31 Van Dusen 7 Williams 22. Ta Tip Pecanoe county split between Thompson and Marshall with Thompson 17 and Marshall 16. Thompson entered late as a Hanly candidate. Tie was formerly a law partner of Daniel Storms, secretary of state. The convention passed resolutions endorsing Hanly and Crumpacker.
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JW. Marshall
Tafayette
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Marehall
Thompson
van Dusen
Wiliam
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Parner
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Crumpacker
Ensley Is Elected at Seventh District Convention
Delegates and curious spectators gathered in the criminal court room at 2 o clock to elect Oliver T Ensley as chairman succeeding Floyd A Woods. Jones B Cockrum named permanent chairman with William Boxardus as secretary. Gavel from old Washington st bridge presented by John McGregor. Ensley won 13 votes to 4 for Bosson amid nominating speeches and party committee lists. County chairs listed for Clinton Frank Sims Frankfort Decatur J P Thompson Greensburg Knox J C Cox Bicknell Vanderburg D H Ortimeyer Howard WV K Arnett Kokomo Unitedington H L Bendel Hancock Walter G Bridges.
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Ensley
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Woods
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Frankfort
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Howard
Arnett
Kokomo
Unitington
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Hancock
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Pass Bad Money Warren Young Men Plead Guilty
Warren Indiana youths and a tin peddler face sentences after pleading guilty in federal court to counterfeit-related charges. Walter Foust and Frank Foust, aged about 16 and 31, appeared with relatives amid claims their uncle supplied the tin stock and funds. The case centered on December indictments, with the youths sentenced to Marion County jail terms after brief questioning and limited cooperation from the defendants. The uncle, alleged to be the tin peddler from Marion, denies involvement and claims their mother arranged the funds. Authorities say the peddler remains at large after the nephews’ arrests. <rest of readable text describes unrelated Portmouth steel plant accident>
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Warren
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Geant County
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Mlurton County
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Petidter
Marion
Frank Foust
Broken Glass Window Sparks Alarm at Palmer House
Two thieves looted the Palmer House today, shattering a glass window and triggering alarm bells. The scene involved a pile of debris and a wrapped carpet to muffle noise as they fled after securing a small haul.
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Died at his bride's side in a church tragedy
A newlywed named Hobgood died beside his bride after a fatal fight with Eph Coerley and others at Carson Springs church. Coerley allegedly assaulted Hobgood with a club during a confrontation as they drove home, Hobgood collapsed, and his body rolled from the buggy before burial. The incident follows a prior nocturnal pursuit styled as a fight.
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Brighton Sylvare
Columbia
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Dan
Oakley
Hotigund
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Eph Coorley
Kin
Coerley
Sev Je
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Thomas
Coarley
Vonie
Lobood
Hubgood
Gale does damage as high wind overturns house
A Monday evening gale caused property damage across Nelbonsb and Eng usheave. A two story frame house collapsed and a horse and wagon of the United States Express company were blown over. Six hundred feet of high board fence at the ball park on W. Washington street was torn away.
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Wiliam Shelly
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Drover St
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Kentucky hunter sought by governor and deputy warden
Governor Beckham of Kentucky presented a case involving Geo. Wittenmaur of Lalsville. Deputy Game Warden Newhouse arrested a man for hunting out of season in Corydon. The suspect will be tried at Corydon.
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Geo. Wittenmaur
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Corydon
Barnett Bankrupt Involuntary Petition Filed
In United States circuit court of Dunkrinces afi dumey D Barnett of Tockville filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition. Fire destroyed a block of business houses in Russellville Arkansas last night damaging Reve area.
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City Record for a Day from a 19th Century Ledger
A jumble of names appears as Births Marriages and oblique notes in a city record page. Entries reference dozens of individuals including Harry and Blanche Link, Vincent and Omaill, John A. Morris, Gladys Dodd, Katherine Prewt, and Richard Pierson, with births listed at various streets such as Woodlawn and Prospect. The fragmentary text lists marriages among McKinight Sands Wettfenbach, Williamson Haskell, Martin Ola Ector, and multiple pairs, plus diagnosis phrases and scattered place names like Washington and Keystone.
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Richard MT. Pierson
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Bryant
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John H. Mueller
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Bridget Moray
Seoilty
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W.arton
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Dessin Myener
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Dewie Oliver
Port Warne
Hazel Ruste
Keystone
M. Long
Louis C. Mckinight
Mary E. Sands
Gita Wettfenbach
Clara Gurzwiter
Lev Williamson
Pearl Haskell
John W. Martin
Ola M. Ector
Jasper Gregorish
Josephine Krasotele
Building Permits Issued in Indianapolis Area
Indianapolis building records show permits for remodeling at Wyom- Ing. near New Jersey and C E Vancork for renovations at Ne Cote lage-ave FXO Chew Schacter addition at 202 New-aty. Projects involve structural changes and site improvements.
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Lawson Disciple Ruined By Bear Market Rumors
Special to The Su St Paul Ming 16 James Doran a disciple of Thomas W Lawson and a top St Paul stock broker faced ruin as a bear market crushed his fortune. Doran shut his doors and suspended operations after heavy losses, with rumors noting assets exhausted in failed efforts to cover bets.
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Thomas W. Lawson
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Unknown man found dead in charity room at police station
An unknown man was found dead in the charity room of a police station in Memphis last night, presumed asphyxiation after wandering in seeking shelter. In Nevada Kentucky a fire destroyed William Morse’s home. one daughter cremated and another severely burned likely to die.
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Four Men Die as Air Hose Breach Traps Workers
A New York incident reports four men trapped in a middle chamber of a river lock when an air hose burst. Two escaped but unconscious. two bodies recovered as water flooded the lock. Victims named Earl Jones, Nathanie White, Luther Arthur and Arthur Gbar dan. two survivors were rescued by fellow workers.
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Meltae Prens Association
New York
Earl Jones
Nathanie White
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President to Visit Africa As Soon As Possible
Washington January 15 President Hongevelt reportedly said in a casual talk his present intention is to visit Central Africa as soon as possible after retirement. The remarks mention retirement on March 18 and reference elephants and other details from the discussion.
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Labor temple committee eyes $10,000 real estate purchase
The labor temple committee met Monday night and struck a constitutional clause blocking a purchase. More than $10,000 has been raised, placing the committee in position to act on a timely opportunity to buy property.
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Labor Temple Committee
Hart Secures Knockout In Exhibition Bout
In Butte Montana on January 16 Marvin Wars weighed 25 pounds more than opponent Pat Callahan and KOed him in the second round of a four round exhibition. Callahan landed a punch but Wars delivered the decisive blow.
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Setiona-McRae Frens Auxociation
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Marvin Wars
Pat Callahan
Mirt Weished
Ceslahan
Recaptured man to be returned for murder sentence
An escaped prisoner who fled after donning his wife’s clothes and carrying a baby has been recaptured. He will be returned to jail and the death sentence for murder will be carried out.
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Reeas Qasueram
N.C
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Lost eyesight linked to coffee in Aurora man case
The Aurora case details a man with severe optic nerve damage likely from heavy coffee use, rare in medical history. Doctors say the nerve is ruined and eyesight may not recover, with side vision spared. The piece urges quitting coffee and switching to Postum as a nerve-friendly alternative, noting a claimed reason behind the condition.
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