Wall Street Stocks Open Mixed As Market Turns Strong
United Press reports New York stocks opened generally lower with readings steady and several issues unchanged or down. Union Pacific led early gains, trading up to 1125, while Reading and St. Paul showed strong demand before a swift shift to a firmer tone and broad gains across names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Associations
New York
Reading
Great Northern
St. Paul
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Steel Common
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Chicago Produce Prices From Wasted Press Associations
Chicago July 16 Butter Creamery extra 24c Eggs Extras 184c Cheese Twins 11 and 1/2c Young Americas Poultry Turkeys 12c chickens 11 4 12c ducks 8 4c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wasted Press Associations
Market prices for oats straw hay and miller items
Readable fragments itemize corn, shelled oats, sheaf oats, straw, Miller, hay in Timothy clover mixed varieties with price ranges from 7.00 to 20.00. Includes 48 50c and 15.00 16.00 style figures reflecting per unit or lot pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ébc
Miller
Hay
Timothy
Grain Prices and Inspection Report Summarized
Wheat weakened with multiple No 2 and No 3 red through billing, several No 4 red and No 2 rejected lots, various July and August figures, corn firm with mixed white and yellow grades through billing, dets steady, hay strong with timothy and clover values, rye No 2 at 7s through billing. Inspections show six wheat cars, twenty four corn cars, one hay car, all with grade status and rejections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago July 16 cattle receipts 4 000. Prime beeves 5 80 7 30. Poor to medium 4 60 5 75. Hogs receipts 17 00 up 24 5c. Light 3 75 6 07 rough 4 6 66, mixed 5 65 5 75, heavy 5 70 5 92 pigs 5 50 6 06. Sheep receipts 14 000 steady natives 3 75 6 00 westerns 3 8 0 6 00 native lambs 5 75 7 65 western lambs 7 7 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Associations
Chicago
St Louis Live Stock Market Reports Cattle and Hogs
United Press data from St Louis on May 16 notes cattle receipts at 7,500 with beef steers 4.00 to 7.15, stockers 2.50 to 4.65, Texas steers 3.85 to 6.00, cows and heifers 4.00 to 4.75, hog receipts 11.50 percent lower with pigs and lights 5.50 to 6.05, packers 5.65 to 5.95, butchers 5.85 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Associations
ST. Louis
Texas
Market prices report from York and surrounding area
KRW YORK July 16 report lists pork prices at 18.00 to 18.50 dollars per hundredweight, lard western at 8.70 to 8.90, dressed poultry with turkeys 11 to 18, chickens 10 to 16 and a half cents, fowls 16 16 an, butter creamery extra 264 to 265 cents, cheese full cream 12 34 cents, eggs white fancy 22 cents, western firsts MG I, dairy tubes finest 21 to 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Associations
Krw York
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Improve Cattle Hogs Sheep
United Press Association report from Cincinnati on July 14 shows cattle receipts at 200, steady with prices from 5.85 to 6.00 for various grades. hog receipts 1.7 thousand, steady with good to choice at 5.80 to 5.85. sheep receipts 2.5 thousand, steady with extra lambs at 7.10 to 7.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Associationa
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa July 16 cattle supply light market strong. Choice 8.40 6.65 prime 4.20 6.40. Sheep and lambs supply light slow prime wethers 5.40 5.69 good mixed 5.10 6.35 lambs 5.00 7.75. Hogs receipts light prime heavy hogs 6.90 6.95 mediums heavy yorkers 6.30, light yorkers and pigs 6.40 6.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Pittsbirg
Burglary at Col Fessler Home in Indiana G A R Era
Intruders entered Col J P Fessler 822 Fletcher Ave while his family slept on Tuesday. They took 7 or 8 dollars and a watch from his trousers, entered via a transom, and left papers and a draft behind. Fessler suspects drug use and notes this is the third break in at his residence. He serves as assistant adjutant general of the Indiana G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. J. P. Fessler
Fletcher Ave
Col. Feassler
Col. Fessler
Indiana
Live Stock Prices From Indianapolis Market Report
Receipts totaled 12,000 hogs, 2,200 cattle, 400 sheep and lambs. Hogs opened steady to 5e higher, top at 6.18. Cattle easy to steady, sheep and lambs largely unchanged. Steers and heifers priced across weight classes, with feeding and stocker ranges, plus bulls and calves listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jury May Probe The Tax Dodgers In Indianapolis
The Marion county grand jury may investigate tax dodging as Prosecutor Elliott R. Hooton contemplates an inquiry. Tax ferrets have uncovered large sums in notes and valuables, prompting calls that rich and poor alike confess assets. prosecutions could deter false property disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott R. Hooton
Indianapolis
Grand
Marion Courts
Murder trial jury chosen in Powers case at Columbia Hall
A jury was selected over a day and a half for the murder trial of Ralph Powers charged with killing his friend Harry Webber. Deputy Prosecutor Frank Baker described the tragedy as Powers threw a rock from a stairway at Columbia Hall, fatally injuring Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Powers
Harry Webber
Frank Baker
Powers
Columbia Hall
Accident at Union Station Leaves Fork Hand Wounded
Frank Beck, baggage room employee at Union Station, accidentally shot himself in the hand Tuesday morning. Dr. Moschelle was summoned but Beck had already left. Police investigated with Patgolman Hite concluding the shooting was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beck
Union Station
Dr. Moschelle
Beck
Patgolman Hite
Marion County Property Value Increase for 1967 Announced
The county assessor reports a total taxable property value rise of 3,665,325 dollars in Marion county excluding Center township for the year 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Center Township
Chicago Grain Market Report July Wheat and Corn Movements
In Chicago today United Press associations report wheat showing reactionary power with July at 92 1/2 to 93 1/2 cents, December around 91 1/2 to 92 1/2. July corn 83 1/2 to 84 3/4 cents, December 51 1/2 to 52 1/2. Oats eased about 3 to 4 cents, July 38 1/2 to 39 3/4. Local receipts listed: wheat 66 cars, corn 415, oats 168. Continuous prices for nearby months shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Catholic campaign for membership in United States
The article reports on a campaign to recruit foreigners into the Catholic faith led by Bishop James A. McFaul and others. Speeches stressed teaching Catholicism to foreign-born residents to shape future American citizenship, with remarks from Rev. Alexander P. Doyle and Rev. Currier. Delegates were hosted at Claypool hotel and Apostolic Delegate Diomede Falconio departed for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Fogarty
James A. McFaul
Trenton
United States
McFaul
Alexander P. Doyle
The
Apostolic Mission House
Washington
Tomlinson Hall
Currier
Indian Bureau of Washington
America
Columbus
Spain
Claypool Hotel
Ladies’ Auxiliary Societies
Martha von Burg
Diomede Falconio
Vatican
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Indianapolis
City
Elevators Entrap Ten In McOuat Building
Ten passengers including prominent Catholic figures were trapped in a McOuat Building elevator for about 20 minutes after a Knights of Columbus reception to visiting delegates of the American Federation of Catholic Societies. Firefighters used axes to cut through the shaft grating and freed the group, who climbed to a ladder to escape. Passengers named include C. J. Murphy G. Cretin Indianapolis and T. O’Malley St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McOuat
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Knights of Columbus
Mc Ount
Alton Patterson
Capt. O'Brien
Truck Company
No. 1
C. J. Murphy
Newark Catholic groups plan Rome pilgrimage in 1908
The Newark Diocesan Union of Holy Name societies announced a 66 day pilgrimage to Rome for Pope Pius X’s golden jubilee. Departing New York May 14, 1908, the trip costs 470 dollars, includes European cities, two sailings from Liverpool and Queenstown, and a July 12 departure with arrivals in New York July 18 aboard the White Star liner Romanic. Stops include the Azores and Gibraltar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Union of Holy Name Societies
Rome
New York
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Claypool
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
White Star
Romanic
Azores
Gibralter
Indiana Tax Change For Foreign Insurance Firms
Foreign insurance companies operating in Indiana must remit taxes to the auditor of state on a semi annual basis. Indiana resident companies continue to pay locally. The shift centralizes tax collection with the auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
The Sun Ad Offers Ten-Word Free Help Wanted
The Sun proclaims free ten word want columns for housework help and invites readers to place brief notices at no charge. The offer emphasizes simple wording and broad access for those seeking domestic assistance.
Operators AWAIT NOTICE TO STRIKE
United Pronix Associations reports that 135 telegraphers unions may strike, with General Secretary Russell urging ready finance and picket committees. Mr Small may issue a strike order from the west, potentially Friday on the 1833 anniversary, as Oakland reports deadlock with Commissioner Neill and no concessions from companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Small
Oakland
Cal
Neill
Small
Union
Saloon license reform triggers folded permit demand
Saloon keepers protested by taking neatly folded license blanks from the city controller after a new ordinance required council approval before licenses. The measure, opposed by Corporation Counsel Matson, may face a legal test by brewers. John M Taylor obtained a county license and left with a blank, while the first applicant claimed to represent Capital City Brewing. The council plans to await the next meeting before issuing any licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eegan
Capital City Brewing Company
John M. Tayior
Indiana Ave
Frederick E. Matson
Harry Royse
Matson
Royse
Thomas Appointed Preliminary Medical Examiner
The State Board of Medical Examiners and Registration appoints Charles S. Thomas of Shortridge high school as preliminary examiner for high school graduates seeking admission to medical colleges. He succeeds George W. Hufford, former Shortridge principal of 25 years, who wishes to pursue other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Charles S. Thomas
Shortridge High School
George W. Hufford
Shortridge
Veterans to Meet at West Baden Springs Park
Veterans of the civil and Spanish wars will hold a reunion at West Baden Springs park from August 14 to 17. Prominent speakers are planned including Gov. Manly, with many other attractions expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Baden Springs Park
Manly
Heaven Vanishes As Scientist Redefines God
Chicago July 16 Prof Herbert A Youtz of Montreal argues in the American Journal of Theology that heaven no longer exists and that God's home is among living humans. He promotes an immanence theory denying miracles and supernaturalism as outdated, urging a shift to natural explanations for religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herbert A. Youtz
Congregational College of
Montreal
Can
Conceptions of
God
American Journal of Theology
University of Chicago Divinity School
Youtz
Prof. Yourz
Young Not Responsible In Miss Wilkins Death Verdict
Coroner Dr. G A Petersdorf finds Dewey Young not responsible for Carrie Wilkins death after she was run over near 2231 Central Ave. The coroner rules death from internal hemorrhage was unavoidable as Wilkins moved from a streetcar to the curb. Young remains bound over for grand jury on manslaughter, bond $4,000.
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Carrie Wilkins
Central Ave
College Ave
Twentieth St
G A. Petersdorf
Miss Wilkins
Petersdorf
Young
Police Chief admits graft in department probe
Kansas City July 16 Chief of Police Hayes testified in the police department investigation admitting graft existed but saying it involved outsiders and was higher up than his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hayes
Cotton Takes Vacation To Angola Lake Outing
Superintendent of Public Instruction Fasset A. Cotton and his family will travel to Angola for a two week vacation at a lake near the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasset A. Cotton
Angola
City Record for a Day list of births and addresses
A compiled record shows numerous births with names and street addresses including 5233 W Sixteenth, 1%8 Paca St, 85 W Twenty- gehth St, and others. It also lists hospital patient notes and several dwelling values and names, with various ailments noted such as cholera infantum dysentery tuberculosis and nephritis. The item reads like a city notice of births, deaths illnesses, and property entries with associated addresses and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oliver
Tacoma
Mary WK. Jackson
City Hospital
Arthur William Carl Kutzner
Bates St
Bert L. Williams
Roosevelt Ave
Otto Greer
Indianapolis
Joan E. M. Crawford
Central Insare
Emma Lawson
Cornelius Ave
Carrin Glasser
John G. Terens
Guggenheim Called to Hang by Colorado Judge
In Chautauqua New York on July 16 Fighting Judge Benjamin B Lindsey of Denver denounced Simon Guggenheim as unqualified for the United States Senate and urged he and Evans be sent to the penitentiary for alleged bribery and corruption. He praised President Roosevelt and singled out Guggenheim and Evans as more culpable than Moyer and Haywood, claiming they owned the state legislature and judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N. Y
Benjamin B. Lindsey
Denver
Colorado
Evans
Roosevelt
Lindsey
Hughes
la Follette
Simon Guggenheim
Moyer
Haywood
Guggenheim
William G. Evans
United States Senate
Train Hits Buggy Killing Two in Claysville Match
At a grade crossing in Claysville Pennsylvania an express train struck a buggy carrying Roy Blaney aged 17 and Carman Guthrie age 3. Both boys died instantly and the horses perished. Mrs Guthrie suffered a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Associations
Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Claysville
Roy Blaney
Carman Guthrie
Senator Allison vows active bid for reelection
Des Moines Iowa July 16 Despite his three score years and eight Senator William B Allison intends an active campaign for re election. He is angered by taunts from Governor Cummins friends about his alleged weakness and ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Willam B. Allison
Cummins
Russians slain by bomb near Alikhanoff carriage
In Alexandropol a bomb blew apart the carriage carrying Gen. Alikhanoff former governor general of Tiflis, his wife Madame Glieboff, and their coachman killing all three. A son and a daughter of allied officials were injured as the party returned from his residence. The general known for harsh campaigns in Wuatai district faced revolutionist hostility.
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Alikhanoff
Gheboff
Caucasia
Wutais
Borjam
Tiflis
Robbers kill two guards during freight train holdup
In Cherryvale Kansas two robbers halted a St. Louis San Francisco freight train five miles east of town early today. O J Brown was killed and Otis Taylor wounded as the guards, returning home with their savings, fought back against the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryvale
Kas
St. Louis
San Francisco
O. J. Brown
Otis Taylor
Girl Drowns Herself After Mother's Scolding
In Lockport New York Harriet Prosser a Sulphur Springs girl ages old commits suicide by jumping into the Erie canal after a mother scolded her near a saloon. The mother Mia Prosser urged no objection and watched in horror as her daughter disappeared beneath the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
N. Y
Harriet Prosser
Sulphur Springs
Erie Canal
Mia Prosser
Battle near Texas border ends with 22 bandits killed
In a pitched clash near the Texas frontier, soldiers killed 22 bandits while five soldiers died. The outlaws had robbed and murdered a group of Hungarians and Mexicans as they pressed toward Texas, ending the gang’s violent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuidad
Mex
Texas
Search for Relatives in Missouri Death Notice
Public administrator Henry Troll seeks relatives of Mrs. Nannie L. Long who died of heart failure at the Monticello house on July 5, leaving no will or directions. Long, said to have been married twice, her first husband Col Bertrand an officer in the French army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Associations
ST. Louis
Henry Troll
Nannie L. Long
Monticello House
Tragedy at Celebration Ends in Fatal Beating in Missouri
In St. Joseph Missouri during a daughter's marriage celebration James Slayton Aged 54 was struck on the jaw and died his neck broken. Fred Kendall aged 17 is in custody following the fatal blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Associations
ST. Joseph
James Slayton
Fred Kendall
Court clerk error led to long prison term for inmate
Rhina Riverg died at state prison after nearly 20 years of confinement. The error stemmed from a clerk who wrote years instead of months when committing her to prison. A bill for her release has been introduced in the legislature in Montgomery Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Associations
Montgomery
Ala
Incorporations Filed in Indiana and Bluffton Capital Changes
Articles filed show Indiana Breeders' Bureau in Washington with capital stock of 35000 and incorporators J L Winston A D Mermod J P Cabanne. The Sterling Hudson Co in Elkhart lists 300000 capital with directors W Sterling E Hudson A A Jones F W Hudson P L Turner. The Bippus Oil Co of Bluffton reduced capital stock from 29000 to 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Indiana
Sterling-Hudson Co
Elkhart
W. W. Bterling
E. ©. Hudson
A. A. Jones
F. W. Hudson
P. L. Turner
Bippus Oil Company
Bluffton
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Hooton
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Anapolis
Grand Jury
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Shot Self
Chicago Grain
United Press Assoriations
Tn McOuat
United Pronix Associations
Russell
Thomas
Belief OF Divinity
Canada
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Young Not Responsible
Newey Young
Cotton
Joseph and
Maud Tarrants
Sixteenth-st
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Lena Shumer
Fayette
Henry
Anna Powell
Paca-st
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Nellie Ewing
Oscar
Mrs
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Norwood
Harry A
Mary Haught
W. Trenty- Gehth-St
Herbert and
Roy Helton
Deloss-st
Samuel and
Maude Freeman
Southeastern-ave
William and
Mollie Riedel
S. State. St
Leonard
Nellie Spangle
S. Elder
John
Nellie Gee
E. Tenth-st
Jaccob
Ida Wohlfeld
N. Delaware St
Edward and Alva
Kelley St
Roy G
Ada Cook
Stuart St
Fred
Mrs. Crinter
E. Marketst
Edward L
Miranda Hosea
Ashland Ave
John L. Faulstich
Grace L. Trout
Zaharie F. Potenva
Florea Mezer
Eskel R. Peek
Anna M. Dean
John J. Ziezier
Sekdna E. Phelps
Ulysses G. Carpenter
Ida M. Fox
Cassius A. Rhodes
Ethel L. Allison
John O'Hara
Mary McMahan
Gus Pope
Elizabeth D. Grider
Winfield
Smoot
Cora B. Haas
William F. Habeny
George Grinstiner
Capitol
Co. G. Rathz
Melvin Anderson
New Jersey
James Failey
Meridian
Sarah E. Yaryan
Udell
E. A. Beyer
A. P. Hummel
Colo
Rado
Bares
Senate
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