Rescue of Edna Domengine Ends Kidnapping Case
In Fresno California on July 1 Edna Domengine an 18 year old abductee was rescued after a nighttime chase. Kidnapper Cleveland Rogers used the girl as a shield and surrendered after a rifle magazine ran dry. Tony Loveau escaped as Rogers was jailed. Edna was unharmed and the motive cited involved a demand of five dollars for her release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Rogers
Edna Domengine
Adolph Domengine
Tony Loveau
Rogers
Goalings
Edna
Will Ensley Resign From Committee
The Republican state central committee faces a Thursday session amid talk former Marion county treasurer Oliver P. Ensley, indicted for embezzlement, may resign from the Seventh district seat. If not offered, a resignation demand is expected as the majority machine Republicans seek to distance the panel from graft fallout in Marion county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Oliver P. Ensley
Marion County
Insley
Machine Republicans
State Committee
Market Receipts Lead to Varied Day in Indianapolis
On July 1 receipts show 12 500 hogs 1 900 cattle and 750 sheep up from two weeks ago though hogs down versus a year ago. Prices fell across the board with hogs top at 6 55 and bulk about 1 26 43 while cattle and calves moved lower amid weak demand and a larger supply. Sheep and lambs also declined as buyers pressed prices lower despite larger arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hugh
Chicago Grain Opening and Closing Prices Report
Chicago July grain prices list opening values for wheat at 84 1/2 cents a bushel, corn at 68 3/4 cents, oats at 46 cents, with July pork at 14 dollars 50 cents, lard at 9 dollars 124 cents, ribs at 8 dollars 57 cents. Closing shows wheat at 84 1/2, corn 69 1/4, oats 46, pork 14 60, lard 9 15, ribs 8 57 15.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Prices on July 1
Hogs receipts 32,000 steady with bulk 6.30 to 6.50, good to choice heavy 6.30 to 6.65, pigs 4.80 to 5.80. Cattle receipts 18,000 down 10 cents, beeves 4.75 to 5.25, Texas steers 4.15 to 6.50, western steers 4.65 to 6.80, calves 4.50 to 6.25, cows and heifers 2.44 to 1.0. Sheep receipts 16,000 down, natives 2.75 to 4.80, yearlings 4.80 to 5.40, lambs natives 4.00 to 6.40, western 4.00 to 6.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Buffalo livestock market report Plentiful cattle and lamb receipts
Fast Buffalo Live Stock records from East Buffalo New York dated July 1 show cattle receipts at 300 with mixed prices and total value around 7526.50, sheep and lambs receipts at 1 400 with spring lambs around 6 0, yearlings and sheep prices listed. entries include mixed lots and quotes such as 5.50 to 7.60 for lambs and 44.50 for sheep, overall noting higher prices for some categories and varied lots across stock types.
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Buffalo
East Buffalo
N.Y
Wall Street Opens Up with Mixed Early Gains
Trading in New York shares opens higher with most issues posting slight advances. Union Pacific and Reading lead gains as the market remains dull in early hours. Wabash weak in London. rail and industrials show modest strength while government bonds hold steady and wheat and cotton trade varies.
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T. Co. Shotwell
New York
London
Wall Stree
Union Pacific
Lttle
Seatlepeake & Ohio
St. Pau
Northern Pacific
Little Irvington children stage charity show for invalid girl
Irvington ladies of the Christamore settlement club organized a children’s show to raise funds for a little girl needing rest and sunshine. A tent performance in Rev. Hills grounds drew a good audience and netted 3.69 to fund another week in the country. Cast included Dorothy Hill Eva Escott and several young Hill and Steele children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Christamore
H. G. Hills
N. Irvington Avenue
Misas Dorothy Hill
Eva Escott
Mary Whann
Marie Steele
Frances Millar
Masters Paul Hill
Herbert Hill
Tilford Orbison
Marvin Steele
Marriages List Includes Dozens of Local Matches
A lengthy marriage notice lists couples such as John Sturm with Frances Koritnik, Berry Kelch with Lena Blair, Fred TW Wasson with Anna Bohman, George C Woodward with Ethel Ways, George W D Norrig with Janie Smith, Elmer F Lathrop with Mazin Coup land, Wheeler with Flora Gray, Fred Johnson with Dela Johnson, William Mitchell with Lola Richardson, Benny F Beekman with Telene Nunz, John F L siltis with Elizabeth King Preston, Talbott with Mary Blue, Charles Brown with Analiza Grider, Silas Mosely with Lottie Tunnel.
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John Sturm
Frances Koritnik
Berry Kelch
Lena Blair
Fred TW. Wasson
Anna D. Bohman
George C
Woodward
Ethel Ways
George W. D. Norrig
Janie Smith
Elmer Ff.lathrop
Mazin L. Coupland
Wheeler
Flora FE. Gray
Fred Johnson
Dela Johnson
William
Mitchell
Lola P. Richardson
Benny F. Beekman
Telene — R. Nunz
John FL
Siltis
Elizabeth
Preston R. Talbott
Mary F. Blue
Charles Brown
Analiza Grider
Silas Mosely
Lottie M. Tunnel
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Notice of liquor license and pool table at 936 Virginia Avenue
Nereoy announces to Center township voters in Marion County Indiana a license request to sell liquor in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption at 936 Virginia Avenue Indianapolis. The business occupies front room 20 by 60 feet on first floor of a two story brick building in Fletcher subdivision. Also seeks license for pool table.
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Sutoserther Nereoy
Center Township
Ma_rion county
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Virginia Avenue
Fletcher Et Als
Indianapolis
Marion County
Es Henry
Kiel
Board of Commissioners
Sell County
Smith's Sub
Square Io
Aly
City of
Sens
Center
Chawlies Sieperroter
Sieriber
Uidiana
Board of
Touity Ioners
Pennsylvania Street
Pennsylvania and
Pearl Streets
William G. Weiss
Capitol Avenue
Indianapols
North
John H. McArty
State of Indians
Beecher Street
Lemeeke
Beatty
Indianapal Center Township
Jee Ag
Daniel Ehrgott
Nerepy
Fourteenth
Mena
Kentucky Avenue
McCarty
Gustav Thiuem
Nereby
State of
English Avenue
Spann & Co
Woodlawn
Ward
Moo
Omar
Aree
Monument Place
Center Menon
Marion
Circle Park
Ano
Joseph Enmiminger
Certe
Dmmissio County
Ieee
Tooah
Tyro
Alaban
Heasenare
Marion Court
Nor Street
William
Theicense
Ana
Cornesachusetts
B&w
H. & D. Brookside
Massachupgetts Svenue
Notices of liquor license requests in Indianapolis wards
A stream of public notices shows residents in multiple Indianapolis wards applying to the Board of County Commissioners or City Board of Public Works for licenses to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons. Names include Charles Sieperroter William Weiss John Van James Noone Joseph Fehlinger Gustav Thiun, and others, with addresses on Virginia Avenue South Pennsylvania Street Capitol Avenue and Kentucky Avenue among wards six seven eight twelve and fourteen. The notices also announce pool table privileges and reflect surrounding property details and August term filings.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Adams Street
Forth
Tweenty-Fifth Street
Thirktieth Street
Cornell
Sixteenth Street
Corneli Avenue
Twentieth Street
Twenty-First Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Common Council
Indianapolis Sun
State of Indiana
Marion County
City of
James McNulty
James M'Nulty
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Indiana Trust Co
Frenzedl
James F. Vfailey
John EB. Casey
Charles H. Adam
Fred Fahnley
Frank Martin
Bement Lyman
H. B. Holloway
H. B. Frank
Marion Trust Company
Hugh Dougherty
Stoughton A
Fletcher Ferdinand Winter
Fred, K. Shepard
Board OF Directors
Stoughton
J. Fletcher
Julius A. Lemcke
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Ferdinand Winter
Charles Latham
Fred K. Shepard
W. A. H. Miller
A. W. Conduitt
Chas, N. Thompson
Wm. A. Hughes
East Market Street
Tures Trust
Winfield Miller
August M. Kuhn
Cc. T. Tuck
C. N. Thompson
Angst
M. Kuhn
N. Thompson
William A. Guthrie
George Wolf
James 8S
Cruse
Robert Elliott
Henry L. Beveridge
John H. Vajen
Fresno
Cal
Republican
Ber
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Wall Street
Panama
May A. Green
New York Street
Dee Arbuckle
la Boca
Mr. Arbuckle
A. H. Arbuckle
Irma Bertermann
Albert Brandt
John Bertermann
Laura Hareld
Mr. Cleon Tr. Himt
First Friends' Church
Martina. Ryan
Hareyv
J. J. Poirier
St. Patrick's Church
Miss Pearl Owings
Stephen Murphy
St. John’s Church
Nelle Shoyer
Edward Jr. Mayo
A. F. Shover
N. New Jersey Street
Rose Tluesche
Charles Jaucik
Imogene Strawn
Helen Comer
Cincinnati
Itelen Tanner
Greenfield, O
J.H. Reed Jewellr
Washington ST
Thos. C. Day & CO
Law Building
Ideal Telephone
W. H. Crumb
George M. Brill
Central Union Telephone Company
Meridian and
New York Sts
Wayne Township
Haugh Street
Walker
Haughville
Walnut
Tlough Streets
John van
Fourth
Udell Street
Ware Braden Et al
Udell
Atotts
Oetcher
Irlon County
Jereby
Poms
Imiliana
Alabama
Ake
Letaer
Creby
Commiste
Inil- NS
James
Maril
Yun
Imbel
Senner
Jersey Street
Ste- Io
Township
Marions
Berkowitz
Board of Commissat
State of Indi
Aiid
Avyemue
Wianhattan
Baonworth & Laskey Grain
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