Wall Street Stock Market Summary Signals Mixed Early Trading
Wall Street opened with mixed activity as readings from Reading St Paul Union Pacific and Southern Pacific fell slightly while copper stocks held despite pressure on United States Steel preferred. Trading showed cautious buying near the bottom and some gains later, with Pennsylvania in demand and dividend concerns weighing on certain issues.
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Uthern Pacific
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Olive Pryer Dies in Marion Indiana
Mrs Olive M Pryer widow of Claude Ryer dies in Marion Indiana at 22 after being daughter of Dr J H Charter of Indianapolis. She aged 22 years.
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Olive M. Pryer
Whs
Claude Ryer
Marion
Ind
Lue
Weman
J. H. Charter
Indiananoils
Condition of Cotton Rises as Market Averages Shift
The Bellpost McWac Press Association reports cotton price changes with July 1 averages at 33.1 versus 4.6 on May 3, 1972, and 8 at the June date, compared with the ten-year average of 1.1. The data reflect shifts in the fiber market and provide context for traders observing July positions.
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Bellpost McWac Press Association
Rwashington
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis
Daily market summary from Indianapolis notes hogs at 4.95 top, cattle strong for choice beef yet slow on common grades, sheep dull and weak. July 2 sales show heavy hog receipts and brisk feeder/shipper activity, with overall large year-to-date totals and mixed clearance. Also reports appointments by Indiana Sons of Veterans leadership including Graham, Hartyett, White and Baker among others.
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Terre Alte
Ind
W. F Gottschalk
Indiana Sons of Veterans
Frank M. Graham
Bloomington
CC. Hartyett
Portland
Advocare
Jacon White
Rockville
Stat
W. P. Baker
Alexandria
F. W. Che
Jones
Beret
3. T. Gadbury
Hartford City
EB. Paige
Pennville
Joneshorn
O. M. Hampleman
Connersville
Roe. Warner
Lafayette
Watron
Goldsmith
W. Blair
Fort Wayne
EBRB
Trudoo
Decatur
H. A. Fuller
Chesterton
G. G. Ogiden
Laketon
Hartje Letters Continued From Page One Witness Testimony Shifts Case
Hartje case halted after a strange handwriting finding on envelopes addressed to Madine and a claim that Tom’s callers were known to all the boys. Madine testified he had no improper relations with Mrs. Hartje and denied any improper conduct. The proceedings paused as Hartje's attorneys reassessed.
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Madine
Tom
Hartje
Friedenwald to be re elected president of federation
Tannersville New York July 3 Dr Harry Friedenwald of the Baltimore College of Physicians and Burton will for the third time be unanimously elected president of the Federation of American Zoologists when the convention elects officers tomorrow The Scrippa MeeHee Press Association reports this as the main item from the sessions
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Scrippa-MeeHee Press Association
Tannersville
N. Y
Harry Friedenwald
Baltimore College of Physicians and Burton
Tme
Federation of American Zologists
Three Miners Killed In Mine Disaster
Keystone West Virginia July 2 The three miners Edward Howard Walfram Mahon and an unnamed ex Boston man were killed last night in a mine explosion or collapse. Authorities investigating cause and safety lapses.
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W Va
Bue Meadows
Edward Howard Apt Walfram Mahon
Boston
Board of Review Affixes Corporate Valuations Tuesday
The board of review set valuations for numerous corporations including State Lite Ing Co Acme Publishing Co American Detective Agen Western Court Co Amusement Blog Co Dennis Carlon Fuat Co Gates Osborn Carriage Co Hoosier Supply and Brick Co Indpla Clean Street Co Indpls Btock Exchange Maintainance Way 3 Co Maywood Rad & Gun club Mlaa Investment Co Mutug Coal Mining Co Mutual Land & Imp Co Ohio Val Brick & Court Co Republic Creasoring Co CO. The final pension of the board was held Tuesday afternoon.
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State Lite Ing Co
Acme Publishing Co
American Detective Agen
Western Court Co
Amusement Blog
Dennis Carlon Fuat Co
Gates Osborn Carriage Co
Hoosier Supply & Brick Co
Indpla
Clean Street Co
Indpls
Btock Exchange
Maintainance Way 3
Maywood Rad & Gun Club
Mlaa Lnvestment Co
Mutug
Coal Mining Co
Mutual Land & Imp. Co
Ohio
Val
Brick & Court'Co
Chicago grain and live stock prices drift across markets
Chicago breakfast markets show little change with cereals firming slightly as anticipation builds for the Fourth of July. Wheat quotes around 8 3/4 to 8 9/16, corn near 54 to 56, oats mid 34, and pork and lard near 9.50 to 9.60 per hundredweight. Northwestern receipts small. east Buffalo and Cincinnati grain and livestock trends mixed, demand slow but values steady for choicer cuts.
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City Record for a Day Births and Deaths and Permits
Births list names and locations including Indiana Door of Hope and Linden Street with multiple couples and infants. Deaths note cholera infantum and accidental drowning among residents. building permits cite numerous addresses and values across city projects.
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Months
Warren-ave
Wee McLein
Dormanst
Daniel Gabhart
Williams At
Fatal head on collision near Newton Mississippi
Special to The vam reports a head on crash on the M1 2 RU road near Newton Mississippi in the afternoon killing James Nicholan and William Sanders both freemen. Engineer Bosch sustained serious injuries and another engineer Melten jumped and escaped injury.
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Newton
Miss
James Nicholan
William Sanders
Bosch
Melten
Turned Wrong Switch at Saratoga Junction
Saratoga, New York July 26 reports a switchman at Rawleten Junction failed to align the turnout causing a derailment scare. The Sara toga limited left the station early with a rag of the track noted by observers. Authority unclear as the text is garbled.
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Svrine-MieRpe Presa Association
Saratoga
N.Y
Saratoga Limited
Rawleten Junction
Weang Selteh
Two More Assassinated in Warsaw Terrorist Attacks
In Warsaw today two more sergeants were killed amidst ongoing terrorist violence. The attacks occurred on streets and in various cages, with perpetrators escaping. The report notes the extended death toll and the involvement of the Scripps-McRae Prean Association.
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Warsaw
Onttta
Flooding damages buildings in Petersburg Indiana
Special to The Sem from Petersburg Indiana reports a cloud burst last evening causing Pride's Creek to overflow in the city’s southern part. Buildings and residences suffered considerable damage as waters surged through streets and property. Authorities assess the extent and await recovery efforts.
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Hemenway Returns Home to Boonville Farm Life
United States Senator James A. Hemenway returns from Washington to Boonville Indiana for the summer. He plans to spend much time on his farm and engage in local duties and rest.
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James A. Hemenway
Washington
Gen Carter objects to maneuvers stay in small town
Special to the Sun reports Gen Carter of the War Department declines to take charge of artillery maneuvers in Indianapolis and Lawrence due to a three month stay in a small town. Maj Thomas Crose named quarters master in charge with expected departure for Indianapolis. Signal corps from Fort Gumna and a regiment from Fort Snelling also ordered to join the force. Units to be sent to Indianapolis July 1 and stationed until October 1.
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Department of the Laker
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Lawrence
Indlineapolis
Bo Inday
Thomas Crose
Eyen
Crose
Indianapolis
Department of the Lakes
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Fort Snelling
Ming
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Penary
Wellman Arctic Expedition Ship Arrives at Tromsoe
The Fridtjof arrived from Spitzbergen bringing the Welman Arctic expedition party. Walter Wellman plans to join the airship project and attempt a pole crossing. The captain warns efforts to reach Spitzbergen may be delayed by bad seas and winds this year, delaying autumn launch.
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Trondvhem
Fridtiot
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Spitzbersen
Walter Wellman
Pole
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Wellmar
Spitabergen
Woman Dies Suddenly in Mia on Way to Undertaking Home
A 40 year old woman named Mia Wiliam Lineker collapsed on W. Oneview Street en route to an undertaking establishment. Reported to be of unsound mind due to Aerilinese influence, she died on the pavement. Her husband William Stocker is a watchman for the Indianapolis Trace Flop and Terminal Company.
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Wiliam Lineker
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William Stocker
Indianapolis Trace Flop and Terminal Company
Scenic car jumps track at Creve Cetur trestle disaster
Aeriopa-SMcHme Preas Association reports a scenic railway car jumped the track on a Safoot trent at Creve Cetur in Missouri, turning over but not leaving the trestle. Ten persons were injured, several severely, though none will die.
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WARMING UP THE ICE TRUSTS IN THREE CITIES
Indianapolis area prosecutors mount a wide case against ice trust members. Philadelphia district attorney reports thirteen members fined and pushed to observe agreed prices. Toledo two attorneys fined and jailed for court contempt while five others face penalties totaling 9911. New York aldermen push a resolution to probe the trust for prosecution.
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Native forces clash as 600 natives shot near Noodsburg
Pietermaritzburg July 2 reports Transvaal volunteers repelled a 2000-strong native force near Noodsburg. The engagement left 400 natives dead and one volunteer killed with two wounded. Descriptions praise native courage amid heavy firefight and desperate charges.
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President to speak at Fourth of July exercises in Oyster Bay
The Butamer capitol plans Fourth of July observances with the president to speak at Jordan Interstate park. A town guard and Grange will fund deputies to maintain order and assist service members guarding the president. Other speakers are expected to attend.
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Divorce Action Sparks Chicago Society Spotlight
Mrs. Alice H. Ellis daughter of President E. P. Kapler files for divorce from Jerome A. Ellis capitalistic clubman and automobilist. The contested grounds involve a public incident on Santa Fe road as the couple’s auto dispute unfolds amid high life society.
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Chicago
Alice H. Ellis
E. P. Kapler
Santa Fe Road
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Capitallat
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Railroad Time Cards and Route Schedules Summary
Rail timetable fragment shows Cincinnati division departures for Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, Indianapolis, and surrounding routes. It lists multiple departure times, connections, and destinations with notes on trains toward Dayton, Toledo, and Indianapolis, including interline services and possible land fraud investigation references.
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Arsive Indiansbolis
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Ariel Orviston” Toure
Indianepalla
Tariff issue dominates campaign as figures return home
Madison dispatch reports Benayer Ls Follette returns from Washington as tariff becomes a major election issue. In Carterville Wisconsin George Bond killed his wife by slashing her throat and then shot himself last night, ending a fatal domestic tragedy.
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Bodies of Dead To Be Returned Inquest Postponed
In Salisbury England the death toll and injured from the Prime South express wreck were reported with most survivors expected to recover except Edward Sentell of Brooklyn New York who remains critically injured. Embalmers prepared the victims while the inquest was postponed two weeks. The American consul at Southampton, Albert W Swalm, expressed sorrow while officials debated liability of the London and Southwestern Railway for damages and life loss.
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Beveridge narrowly misses wreck by meat bill delay
Senator Beveridge would have traveled on the steamship New York to attend the American Fourth of July celebration in Paris as speaker and guest of honor. A delay in the meat inspection bill altered plans, and he remained in London while the ship sailed without him, sparing him from the Salisbury wreck.
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Death for Speyer in third trial in Kansas City
John Biar tin Speyer was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to the gallows after a third trial. His attorneys plan an appeal. He was charged with killing a little boy in Kansas City Missouri on July 3. Shot of her husband.
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Scrippa-McRae Creag Annociation
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John Biartin
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