Wall St Opens Strong as Stocks Rally After Split Gains
The New York stock market opened firm with widespread gains from percent to about one percent. Northern Pacific led with a fractional rise, Union Pacific jumped to 140 and Northern Pacific to 130, with many issues posting fractions to over one point. By midday most activity was among room traders as profit taking tempered early strength.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Reading
Union Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Steel Commion
City Grain Market Report Highlights Mixed Wheat and Hay Prices
Wheat prices show variation from No. 2 red at 92 cents to No. 1 rejected at 88 cents with through billing and August through September adjustments. White and mixed grains also listed with through billing figures. hay prices include choice timothy at 21 dollars and prairie mixes, with various No. 1 and No. 2 lots. Inspections note multiple cars across wheat and corn categories, totaling 60 cars, plus smaller totals for hay and rye.
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Choice Timothy
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Cattle and hog prices rise in Chicago market report
Scripps-Mcne Preas Association reports Chicago cattle receipts around 10c higher with prime beeves at 5.50 to 6.50, stockers at 5.25, cows and heifers 2.75 to 5.50, Texans 4.75 to 6.00. pig and sheep receipts show mixed gains and varied weights with native and western lambs and sheep quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butter-Cramery and poultry market report summary
Scmpye-McRae Preas Association reports Chicago market conditions on July 1. Butter creamery prices shown, assorted poultry items including twins live, turkeys, chickens, ducks and geese listed with varied per unit prices. Prices noted in cents and dollars per quantity.
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Scmpye-McRae Preas Association
Icago
Butter—Creamery
Kira
try—Turkeys, LLC
Ucks
New York Produce Prices Reported For July 1
New York produce markets show pork margarine and West spot prices at 8.80 to 8.90 per unit. Low city and country oats and poultry items listed with varied cents per pound. Dairy terms include extra creamery grades and full cream with standard fractions and state rules noted.
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New York
cripps-McRaoe Rece Association
York
Messard—Western
Cattle and hog prices slip in late market reports
Ipps Moline Press Association reports SBURG Pa July 1 price lists show cattle prices up to 10 roads with higher quotes. Sup ply lines note prime and choice ranges around 6.30 to 6.30, hog receipts 54 dds higher with prime hogs at about 6.2 and lighter weights around 6.60 to 6.65, and mixed goods in the 5.10 to 6.30 area.
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Ipps-Moline Press Association
Sburg
Farm Feed Prices for Oats Straw and Hay
Measured commodity list shows prices for oats straw and hay. Shelled oats at 16.00 per acre or unit, 315 for a large quantity. Timothy bay priced at 20.00, clover at 19.00, mixed at 19.00, and millets at 22.00 with various per unit figures.
Groceries and spice prices from a local market
A dense list of dried fruits, nuts, coffee and tea, barrels of oats and buttoned staples, and assorted fish prices. Includes currants, raisins, prunes, almonds, walnuts, dates, evaporated apricots, and imported Sultana seedless. Also covers tea varieties, spices, flour, sacks, rope, and mackerel by the barrel with assorted sizes and prices.
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California
Muscatel
Santa Clara
Brazil
Yee
SP Ces
Cassia
Aise
Epper
Formosa
Young Hyson
Japan
Reeatien
Manila
Lahore
Shore
Bay
Red Neta Lake
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report Indianapolis Market
Receipts at Indianapolis show hogs 1,250, cattle 400, sheep and lambs 400. Hogs up 10 to 15 cents with top at 6.25. Cattle and sheep steady. Listings give varied prices for steers, heifers, cows, calves, hogs, and lambs by weight and grade, noting best heavies and common lots.
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Indianapolis
Ledge Etna Cestade Elas
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York July 1 cattle receipts totals around four thousand with prices up to 6.75 for prime steers and 3.00 to 4.50 for cows. Hogs show 15,300 head with values from 5.25 to 6.60 for various grades and piglets around 6.45 to 6.60. Sheep receipts also four thousand with spring lambs 5.25 to 8.00 and yearlings near 6.50.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Father Arrested Following Murder Mystery
Police detain a father linked to the death of Viola Boylan found in a cellar. Investigation continues to determine motive and exact circumstances as authorities pursue leads and await autopsy results.
Arrest of suspect in strangling case shocks New York crowd
Thomas Boylan, described as crippled and epileptic and father of Viola Boylan, was arrested today by Police Captain Walsh as a suspicious person. Police say no homicide charge yet, but blood stains on his clothes cannot be explained.
Chicago grain markets move on foreign hints and bids
Chicago July wheat gains amid overseas factors with July at 93 1/2 cents and September around 96 3/4. December 99 3/4. corn generally up with July near 53 1/2 cents and September about 53 3/4. oats unsettled with July 14 1/2 cents and September around 37 1/4 cents. pork 16.45, lard 9.10, ribs 8.85. receipts Wheat 39, corn 456, oats 150 cars. No 2 red winter 91c, No 2 yellow 54 1/3c, No 2 white 48 1/2c. Continuous market closes noted.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Chicago
Cor
Rockefeller Pursuit Spreads Across Federal Marshals
United States Marshals hunt John D Rockefeller to serve a subpoena before Judge Landis in Chicago on July 6. Reports place Rockefeller in Pittsfield Massachusetts Pontico hills Tarrytown and Cleveland as officials extend the search nationwide.
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Secrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Pittsfield
Mass
E. Parmalee Prentiss
Quonata Lake
Tarrytown
Rockefeller
Pontico Hills
Father Lennon
Cleveland
Forest Hill
United States
Henkel
Landis
Chicago
Standard Oil
Madden Quits Review Board Amid Tax Dispute
Indianapolis scene as Capt Madden leaves the County Board of Review with talk of taxation equity. Proceedings reference Womack and Clark urging equalization, critique of corporate assessments, and Madden’s departure after four-year service amid political and business connections.
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Clark
Womack
Ensley
County Board of Review
Allen
William H. Morrison
Thomas Steele
Capt. Madden
Wrecked Buildings After Mystery Explosions in New York
Two buildings in Manhattan and Brooklyn were damaged by mysterious explosions. A bag of gunpowder was tossed into Wing Hing's Chinese laundry, triggering a fuse and fire that damaged the laundry and adjoining restaurant under a five story apartment block with 12 families. Wing Hing and the restaurant owner deny any threats from Black Hand or similar groups. The Brooklyn blast occurred under a Broadway tenement with little damage but a fire followed, cause unexplained.
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Wing Hing
Black Hand
Brooklyn
Broadway
City Record Births and Deaths and Marriages
Births list includes Ray and Madeline Webb a boy 215 North western ave and several other couples with addresses. Deaths cover George P Hodge pulmonary tuberculosis and others by illness, accidents, or unspecified causes with ages and addresses. Marriages list multiple couples and Building Permits show several dwellings and remodels with addresses and costs.
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Ray
Madeline Webb
Northwestern Ave
Anthony and
Liza Taylor
Blake-st
Charlies
Eva Murrey
Minervast
Isom
Bella Blakenship
Mooreave
Charles
Lizzie Pentzke
New York St
Souls
Julia Hamilton
W. Chiost
Gir Jobin
Jessie Monroe
Spring St
Richard
Sallie Gowdy
John L
Emma Blythe
Blakest
Feren
Daisy Truitt
Sanders St
Gir
Jeremiah J. Miller
N. Shefficlaave
George P. Hodge
Warren Ave
Mate Fern Lantroy
N. Sheffield Ave
Albert Mefford
E. Ohin
August Piscator
Lewis J. Elliott
Cornell
Adele M. Hobson
Pierson-ave
Joseph L. Thomas
Michigan
Holmes-ave
Silas B. Saffell
Bolton-ave
Sarah Huston
Lavina A. Reed
New Jersey St
Henry Thesing
Agnes-st
William H. Noonan
Carrie Banta
William S. Lowman
Mary F. Reuforth
Clifford R. Salter
Celia Wondruff
George Mavor
Carrie B. Norton
William Schlicker
Estella A. Owens
W. Francis Faries
Ella S. Phillips Mackey J. Pickering
Laura E. May
John Scouste
Istina Burren
Arthur Bless
Ethel Af. Snepp
George W. Dollarhide
Ruby Estella Corey
Erle Leslie Oldridge
Chloe Williams
Harry B. Reinsngen
Lucy Kerper
Otto T. Hamilton
Amy Jo Bolander
Two Apply for Liquor License at 9 W Washington
Maurice Krauss and Charles Medinger appeared before the county commissioners on Monday seeking liquor licenses. Both want to operate a saloon at 9 West Washington Street, but action is deferred until the possession dispute over the premises is resolved.
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Maurice Krauss
Charles Medinger
Lcense
Washington St
Krauss
Bank Closed Doors at Eureka Springs Bank
Eureka Springs Ark July 1 Citizens bank door placard read Closed receiver asked for A petition for a reconve was filed asking for the appointment of Digby West of Beverlyville WV M Dnevan is president of the bank
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Citizens’ Bank
Digby West
Beryvillle
M Dnevan
Child injured by elevator at depot
Earl Bryan two years old son of J W Bryan a night telegraph operator at the Massachusetts avenue depot was fatally injured Sunday night He was wedged between the floor and elevator while riding the baggage elevator with his brother Frank They rushed him to St Vincent s hospital where doctors reported severe injuries including a torn scalp a broken nose and a fractured skull
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W. Bryan
Massachusetts Ave
St. Vincent's Hospital
Is a Goat a Sheep Question Reaches County Officials
County commissioners face a zoological ruling on whether Angora goats destroyed by dogs qualify for the sheep kill reimbursement under state law. A. R. Harward of Mifflin township filed a claim for damages for goats amid a dispute over classifying goats as sheep under the statute.
Blakely begins inspectors job in Indiana
William H. Blakely of Shelbyville takes charge as state factory inspector, succeeding D. H. McAbee. He retains David F. Spees as chief inspector and Edna Robinson as stenographer. Deputies: H. A. Richards, Muncie. R. A. Hamilton, Indianapolis. T. S. Williamson, Anderson. One vacancy from J. H. Roberts’s death. McAbee may seek other work. ten years in post.
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William H. Blakely
Shelbyville
Hanly
D. H. McAbee
Blakely
David F. Spees
Edna Robinson
McAbee
H. A. Richards
Muncie
R. A. Hamilton
Indianapolis
T. S. Williamson
Anderson
J. H. Roberts
South Bend
Whallon Seeks Allowance in Rhodius Case
A probate petition filed Monday by Judge Whallon’s attorneys asks for a reasonable allowance in the Rhodius case. No fixed amount was requested by the police judge. O B Jameson presented the petition to Judge Merle N A Walker. The court will decide Whallon’s allowance and doctors’ fees next Wednesday morning in the probate court rooms.
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Whalton
O. B. Jameson
Merle N. A. Walker
Whallon
Union Must Settle Scripps-McRae Case on Damages
In Seattle a federal court ruling says labor unions may be held liable for damages caused by their actions even if not incorporated. Printer D. E. Johnson sued Seattle Topographical Union No. 202 after being expelled, losing a job, and relocating to Los Angeles where he worked in a nonunion office. He claimed $30,000 in damages and was awarded $3,500.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Johnson
Mrs. Milly Larsh Dies in Hickman Nebraska
Funeral age sixty seven. widow of unknown. mother of Indianapolis detectives William and Homer Larsh. Survivors include two other sons John and James Larsh and daughter Mrs Birdie Ridell. Two sons from Indianapolis had recently visited. Local relatives report obituary details.
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Milly Larsh
Hickman
Neb
You Are Invited To Sun Help Columns Charge Ten Words
The Sun invites readers to submit help column questions about charges for ten words over a three day window. The column promises guidance on small fees and concise wording for quick responses.
Grand and Petit Juries Report for Duty
The grand and petit juries for the next six months reported to Judge Irvin. The grand jury was sworn in and began work after brief instructions. Foreman Charles D. Lancaster was appointed. Prosecutor Elliott R. Hooton said special investigations may be deferred to September.
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Irvin
Criminal Court
Charles D. Lancaster
Elliott R. Hooton
Acton Cemetery association incorporated in Acton
Incorporation filings list Acton Cemetery association with directors H B Colley B F P McCollum W C Hutchinson J B Moe Cormick and F M Gordon. Crawfordsville Review Publishing company from Crawfordsville with $10 000 capital stock and directors W E B Westlake Otho M Scarbrough O T Roberts G B Hiser and C L Houston.
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Acton Cemetery Association
Acton
H. B. Colley
B. F P. McCollum
W. C. Hutchinson
J. B. MoeCormick
F. M. Gordon
Crawfordsville Review Publishing Company
Crawfordsville
Capital Stock
W. EB. Westlake
Otho M. Scarbrough
O. T. Roberts
G. B. Hiser
C. L. Houston
Double wedding in shed after immigration delay
In Philadelphia a double wedding linked Miss Dorothy W Bell to John Trout and Miss Isabel S Richardson to Joseph Bell. The brides, 18, arrived from Liverpool with Bell and Trout longtime friends from Tiffinville. The ceremony occurred in the immigrant shed of the American Line Steamship company.
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Scrippe-McRae Prena Association
Philadelphia
England
American Line Steamship Company
Dorothy W. Bell
John Trout
Isabel S. Richardson
Joseph Bell
Tiffinville
Liverpool
Miss Bell
Bell
Trout
Alerica
Tifinville
America
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Scripps-McHae Preas Association
Scripps-Mchne Preas Association
Pittsburg
Loic Ce Csesee
Seceeres
Ecac
Ing
Viola Boylan
erippe-McHae Press Association
Thomas Boylan
Capt. Walsh
Walsh
Chicago Grain
Marshal
Madden
Mr. Clark
Charman Womack
Holtzman
Board of Public Safety
New York City
Scripps-McRae Press
Manhattan
James L. Crame
Hazel St
Mary C. Shearer
Delaware
Omer Farley
W. Ray St
J. Ulnatz
Thirty-second-st
B. Buschman
Capitol Ave
Scripps-MacRae Fress Association
THE
Earl Bryan
Frank
Earl
Resources
Bert McBride
Geo. J. Marott
Frank M. Millikan
George J. Maarott
A. M. Ogle
Wm. L. Taylor
A. A. Young
Geo. T. Dinwiddie
R. A. Young
Louis E. Lathrop
James P. Goodrich
Grafton Johnson
M’abee
James E. Watson
Rhodius Case
Tommy
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Wash
D. E
Topo
Graphical Union
Suries
Secretary of State
Marion Trust Company
Trust Securities
Hugh Dougherty
Stoughton A. Fietcher
Ferdinand Winter
Fred K. Shepard
Stoughton J. Fletcher
Wm. A. Hughes, Stoughton A. Fletcher
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Charlies Latham
A. W. Condaitt, Julius A. Lemeke
Chas. N. Thompson, W. H. H. Miller
Shed
Atlantic City
N. J
Miariborough Blenheim
Carl i Rosit
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