Wall Street Stocks Open Higher Amid Bullish Tone
United Press reports New York stocks opened largely unchanged from yesterday with Union Pacific Copper and Reading steady while St Paul and Colorado Fuel rose. Northern Pacific gained one point as gains in Union Pacific Reading and Hill issues supported demand, but market soon turned dull with prices drifting and steel common below 47 until midday.
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United Press
New York
Union Pacific
Copper
Erics
Reading
Colorado
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
the Hill
St Louis Live Stock Market Report
Cattle receipts 4,500 steady with bees at 4.00 to 7.15, stockers 2.50 to 4.65, cows and heifers 3.00 to 5.40, Texas steers 3.85 to 6. Hogs receipts 9,500 lower with pigs 5.45 to 6.0, packers 5.59 to 5.90, best heavy 5.80 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 5,50 strong natives 3.60 to 5.50, lambs 5.00 to 7.45.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Market Prices Reported for Pork Lard Butter Eggs and Cheese
New York prices show Pork Mess at 18.00 to 18.50, Lard Western steam at 8.75 to 8.83, Butter Creamery extra 26 4c to 25c, Eggs White fancy 22 to 23c, NiGigite nightge cheese full cream 12 1 2c. High variability in dairy and meat commodities reflects regional market shifts and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Western
Chicago Produce market prices report
Chicago notes July 17 prices for dairy and meat items. Butter Creamery extra sells at 25 cents, hogs extras 18 percent, cheese Twins at 12 9/16 cents, Young Americans 13 16 cents, beef 12 cents, and chickens 10 4 cents per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Press
Young Americas
Cincinnati Market Reports Cattle Hogs And Sheep
CATTLE receipts 979 steady with prices from 5.00 to 6.90 for good to choice and calves at 7.25. HOGS receipts 3.00 active and up to 10 higher with good to choice 5.95 to 6.00. SHEEP receipts 3,300 steady with extra at 4.75 and lambs 7.00 to 7.10.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Delivers Mixed Results
Chicago market data from July 17 cites cattle receipts at 91,000 with prices $5.10 to $6.20 for prime beef. Cattle, cows, and canners show varied ranges. Hogs receipts about 31,000 with prices $5.20 to $6.10 for typical lots. Sheep receipts near 16,000 with natives around $4.70 to $5.90.
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Chicago
Grain prices and inspections summary
Wheat and corn market notes show No 2 red wheat at 88 to 90 cents, No 3 red at through billing, some No 1 rejected. Corn No 2 white around 54 to 55 cents, mixed lots at 54 to 56 cents. oats and hay also listed with steady bids. Inspections report mixed lots with totals for each grade across wheat, corn, oats, and hay.
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Bae
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Local Wagon Market Price List
The listing shows prices for feed grains and hay including corn, shelled oats, straw and hay types Timothy clover and mixed. Prices range from 11.50 to 20.00 per unit, with specific items like corn at tag66c and oats at 4 alc noted.
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report Summary
Pittsburg July 17 stock receipts show cattle and hogs active with prime cattle around 6.20 to 6.40 and frame heavy hogs at 6.40 to 6.45. Sheep and lambs draw fair to slow demand with prime wethers near 5.50 to 5.49 and lambs from 5.00 to 7.00. Receipts total about 1000 hogs, cattle strength varies by grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Farmer Fined For Traction Engine On Capitol Ave
Hamilton county farmer Sheldon Beaver was fined five dollars and costs for using a traction engine on a street now a boulevard, leaving deep furrows as it plowed up and down. Two other farmers also paid fines for driving over the boulevard, which will need repair.
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Sheldon Beaver
Hamilton County
N. Capitol Ave
Darket
Beaver
Metcalf
Powers
Park Board
Albert Jeffries
Capitol Ave
Charles Whihhelm
Wheat and corn futures mixed on Chicago market
Chicago grain prices drifted with wheat advancing about four cents as July contracts posted 89.5 to 92. Five trading months showed December wheat at 97.5 cents, July corn around 38.25 cents and September near 53.75 cents. Local receipts included 30 wheat cars, 192 corn cars, and 73 oats cars.
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United Press
Chicago
Live Stock Market Prices and Receipts in Indianapolis
Live stock trading data from Indianapolis on July 17 shows hog receipts at 8,000, cattle 2,900, sheep and lambs 900. Hogs opened 5 cents higher with top sales at 4.15. Cattle trends lower, with varied steer, heifer, cow, bull, and calf price ranges listed. sheep and lambs weaker, clipped and spring lambs noted with various price tiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Landlords Blamed in Health Board Milk Report
The June report from the State Board of Health department of food and drugs cites sanitation failures in dairies and hotels. Of 14 dairies inspected, one in good, six fair, two poor, and five bad. farms leased or rented show dilapidated buildings and poverty, with landlords blamed for repair delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Food and Drugs
State Board of Health
June Death Rate Shows Increase Across State Health Bulletin
The June health bulletin reports tuberculosis causing 343 deaths statewide with 180 orphans left, and measles rising to first place among prevalent diseases. Smallpox cases rose to 119 across 31 counties with one death in St Joseph. City death rate averaged 13.9 percent. Indianapolis 14.1 percent and Evansville 14.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
the Bulletin
Indianapolis
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Anderson
Muncie
South Bend
Feick Denounces Public Officials In Richmond Labor Address
Fred Feick of the Brotherhood of Trainmen spoke vigorously at a Richmond gathering urging railroad workers to unite against unfriendly public men. Rep Ratliff was criticized and Senator Kirkman condemned during the July address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Fred Feick
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Ratliff
Kirkman
Want Man in New York Capt. Bray Seeks Wanted Attorney
Captain of Detectives Edward Bray received a communication from the New York police stating Horace Howett recently returned from South Bend Indiana on a swindle charge is wanted in New York for illegally practicing law. The suspect is also known as Himan Hurowitz and a bench warrant has been issued for his arrest.
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Edward Bray
New York Police Department
Horace Howett
South Bend
Ind
Hewett
New York
Himan Hurowitz
Elks elect officers and close contests reported
United Press reports Philadelphia July 17 Elks elect J I Tener Charleroi Pa grand exalted ruler Fred Robinson Dubuque Ta secretary Bayard Gray Frankfort Ind grand lecturing knight The vote counting slow as closeness of contests noted The grand lodge meeting planned for Dallas Texas John W Wagner Kansas City beaten by Edward W Leach New York for grand treasurer by 100 votes
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United Press
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Edward W. Leach
New York
Tobacco Growers Form Plan to Control Warehouses
Tobacco growers from all organizations converge in Louisville to set a meeting for storing tobacco and consolidating warehouses. Plans include extending control to Cincinnati facilities. A radical option may pause U.S. tobacco cultivation in 196 to pressure the American Tobacco Company.
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Louisville
Tosacco Company
United States
Had Improper Treatment Questioned in Ralph Powers Trial
Evidence in the murder trial of Ralph Powers over Harry Webber’s death will close Wednesday. The state failed to show intent to strike Webber, a friend, with a rock at a Columbia dance hall, while the defense will seek medical testimony that proper treatment could have prevented Webber’s death from the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Powers
Harry Webber
Webber
Colum
Bia
Drowned man Robert Brokaw found in Wabash River Terre Haute
Robert Brokaw, 25 Central Avenue, employed at the Terre Haute house, drowned Wednesday in the Wabash River at Terre Haute. His parents live at 20½ Central Avenue. It is said he was an epileptic. No details of the death have been received and the body has not yet been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brokaw
Central-ave
Wabash
Terre Haute
Brokaw
Nine killed by autos in Massachusetts in 26 days
Boston July 17 Special to The Sun nine pedestrians have died and 34 injured in Massachusetts auto accidents over the last 26 days. Statistics from the Safe Roads Automobile association show 92 collisions involving automobiles during this period.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Safe Roads Automobile Association
Mob fatally harms Black man in Oklahoma town
In Okla July 17 a mob of 150 men and boys fatally harmed Frank Bailey, a Black man, after he had fatally hurt Frank Kelly, a brakeman on the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad. In the wake of the incident authorities did not report charges.
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United Press
Okla
Frank Bailey
Frank Kelly
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Thebaud Brothers Suspend in New York
Thebaud Bros brokers suspended business today with liabilities of 1.5 million dollars. Paul G Thebaud, a known society and auto circles figure, helped found the firm. The failure followed the suspension of FE E Scalante & Sons of Meridia Yucatan, a key correspondent. creditors expected to be paid in full.
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United Press
New York
Catholic Federation delegates feature Indian chiefs at mass meeting
A large crowd gathered in Tomlinson hall for the Catholic Federation of American Catholic societies event. Delegates included Sioux chiefs Black Elk and Horn Cloud who spoke through an interpreter after Rev. Roche urged Catholics to support a robust Catholic press and parish schools. Funds from the session aid the two Indian delegates with alms collected at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Federation
Tomlinson Hall
J. F. Roche
Nebraska City
James A. McFaul
Trenton
Black Elk
Horn Cloud
H. West- Topp
Pine Ridge Agency
South Dakota
Roche
United States
God's Earth
America
Holy Church
H. Westropp
Pine Ridge
D. O'Donaghue
Edward Feener
Mendelssohn
Sodatity Quartette
Richard Mansfield
Don Carlos
Father Westropp
Buffalo
Rev. Westropp
Boston
Renew Allegiance to Pope Pius X by Catholic Societies
A resolution passed by the American Federation of Catholic societies at Indianapolis renews allegiance to Pope Pius X. A cablegram to Cardinal Merry del Val at Rome transmits the message, authorized by Archbishop Messmer, Bishop McFaul, and Bishop Horstmann, speaking for American prelates.
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American Federation of Catholic Societies
Claypool
Pope Pius X
Cardinal Merry del Val
Rome
Indianapolis
Catholic Church In
America
G. Messmer
Milwaukee
James A. McFaul
Trenton
N. J
J .F. Horstmann
Praise of Indianapolis Delights Catholic Delegates
Delegates to the American Federation of Catholic Societies praise Indianapolis for beauty and hospitality. They enjoy views of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, admire city buildings and parks, and commend citizens’ hospitality. Most depart Wednesday afternoon after brief city tours. George A. McGowan invites them to ride in his private car over city lines.
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Committee On
Indianapolis
Indianapoliis
American Federation of Catholic Societies
George A. McGowan
the Traction and Terminal Company
Glass firm sues gas trust for $30,000 in Marion court
Penn-American Plate Glass company of Alexandria sues Consumers' Gas Trust company in Marion county court for $30,000. The claim stems from the plaintiff alleging its gas wells near Alexandria were unusable for several months due to an unsuccessful suit by the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Penn-American Plate Glass Company
Alexandria
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Edna Bulek Testifies in Vrzal Family Murder Case
Edna Bulek daughter of the fortune teller at the center of the Vrzal family murders testified for her father, stating details of events in the Vrzal home and confirming Emma Nie man was in love with him.
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Br United Press
Chicago
Edna Bulek
Vrzal
Emma Nieman
Mrs Fisher Dead After Husband Shot Her
Mrs. Alonzo Fisher died in Richmond Indiana after being shot by her husband. The criminal charge against him will be changed to murder.
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Richmond
Ind
Alonzo Fisher
Driver knocked by horse in Indiana Avenue incident
Ed Sluder, a transfer company driver at 537 Indiana Ave, was kicked in the chest by a horse Wednesday while passing behind it. He was knocked several feet, fell under a buggy, and was taken to the city hospital with severe injuries.
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Ed Sluder
Indiana Ave
Sluder
Incorporations Filed By Several Indiana Firms
Secretary of state reports new articles of incorporation in South Bend Richmond Gary Logansport and Portland. Companies listed include Schmidt Cut Stone Co American Concrete Polo Co Hines Manufacturing Co Gary Coal Co Logan Truck Co South Bend Burial Vault Co with various capitals and named directors and incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt Cut Stone Co
South Bend
Capital Stock
Joseph Schmidt
W. R. Zesinger
James E. Goodall
American Concrete Polo Co
Richmond
W. M. Bailey
John M. Lontz
EB. H. Cates
A. C. Lindemuth
L. M. Flesh
J. 8. Brailey
W. P. Orr
S. K. Stittler
L. E. Browne
Gary Coal.Co
Gary
J. H. Bays
G. E. Gehring
G. E. Battings
Logan Truck Co
Logansport
C. F. Willams
C. B. Holmes
F. J. Lewis
R. D. Buckingham
Henry R. Adams
South Bend Burial Vault Co
M. L. Morris
C. G. Kimble
J. E. Wyant
J. N. Lederer
H. J. Lederer
Day Births in City Record List Many Families Welcomed
City records show multiple births with addresses across Park Avenue W Nineteenth Street Bright Street Market Street and more. Several couples welcome girls and boys including Lockwood Lambreth Sellars Mather Obald Johns Kramer Draper Johnson McLean Makley Hook Lombard O Hara McManaman Cummings and others. Some entries note infant ages or health conditions. few mother or father names appear with addresses and the list ends noting schoolhouse remodeling expenses and related municipal figures.
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B. D
Grace Lockwood
Parkave
Henry and
Anna Lambreth
W. Nineteenth-st
Dante
Nellie Sellars
Brightst
Earle
Jannettea Mather
Douglass-st
Howard and
Lilly Obald
E. Market St
E. B
Edith Johns
E. Twelfth St
Joseph and
Margaret Kramer
Highland-ave
Wiliam and
Fannie Draper
Schurmann-ave
Lillian Johnson
Farn and
Lena McLean
Union-st
John and
Grace Makley
River-ave
Florence Hook
Wright St
Paul and
Maud Lombard
Wic
N. Keystone-ave
Patrick and
Anna O'Hara
Harmansr
Martin and
Marie McManaman
Columbia Ave
James and
Annie Cummings
Holbrook-sr
Professor Hall On Trial For Murder In Baden Baden
Carl Hall a George Washington university Roman law professor faces arraignment in Baden Baden on the murder charge of Frau Moliter, his mother in law, alleged to be for her $250000 fortune. He denies the crime amid claims of torture and coercion by German authorities while his wife died by suicide. He traveled in disguise the day of the murder and aims to meet his sister in law Fraulein Olga Moliter as part of the circumstantial case against him continues.
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Carlsruhe
Germany
Carl Hall
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Frau Moliter
Baden- Baden
Hall
Hau
Hav
Eller
Herr Bleicher
Ditz
Frankfort
Baden-Baden
Bleicher
Fraulein Olga Moliter
United States
Leone Garrity Convicted In White Slave Ring
Leone Garrity was convicted and sentenced by Judge Kersten to from one to five years in prison. She used the alias Mrs Lemul Senlatter and operated a white slave traffic from Chicago's West-side levee district while residing in Glencoe, flaunting wealth to the wealthy.
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United Press
Chicago
Merchant Held Over Turkish Bomb Explosion
Constantinople reports a young merchant was arrested in connection with the Sunday night bomb explosion in front of the American embassy summer quarters at Therapia. Investigation continues to identify the handler and motive.
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Young Merchant
Therapia
Woman Fires At Robber in Morristown Traction Office
Mrs. Isaac Bishop, a ticket agent for Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction, shot at a masked robber demanding $600. After a struggle the burglar fired at her head. she returned fire. The man fled west pursued by a growing posse including Sheriff Butler and volunteers, but as of 9 am he remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Ind
Isaac Bishop
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Sheriff Butler
Shelby County
John Farrell
Frank Swift
George B. Henderson
Indianapolis
Cliff
Beker
E. McGuire
Vermont St
Wa'tee Clark
Gwynnville
Krupp Steel Works Posts 3.5 Million Profit in Year
Berlin reports Krupp factories earned 3.5 million dollars last year. The firm employs 64,854 workers with average pay of 1.50 a day. An additional 1.7 million was paid in sickness and disability benefits and pensions. The Krupps support 31 employee-benefit institutions and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
John D. Rockefeller
Krupp
Standard Oil Company
Americanrusts
Krupps
TROUBLE OVER DEPOT SITE INDIANA RAILROAD FIGHT
The Monon railroad and Railroad commission clash over a proposed desertsville depot. The commission ordered the depot built outside town limits, while the railroad plans to contest the commission's authority to require relocation inside the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon Railroad Questions of Indiana Commission
Monon Railroad and Railroad Commission
Desertsville
Commis
Navy Yard Explosions Injuries Report
Rear Admiral Snow advised the Navy Department that Midshipman Cruse remains in serious condition after the Georgia explosion. Other injured listed as Bueh Fone James P Thomas Mick Schlapp Meez Tagland Rosenberger Gilbert Eich Hansell show varied severity with some critical and some hopeful outcomes. Meez is fatal and Rosenberger recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Snow
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Department
Cruse
Georgia
Bueh
Fone
James P. Thomas
Mick
Schlapp
Meez
Tagland
Rosenberger
Gilbert
Eich
Hansell
Schmitz to Resist City Mayor Takeover
From his jail cell Eugene Schmits prepares to resist the seizure of San Francisco mayoralty by Dean Robert son Taylor of Hastings Law college. Taylor says he did not seek the office but will brook no interference after the board of supervisors chose him last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Eugene Schmits
Dean Robertson Taylor
Hastings Law College
Taylor
Board of Supervisors
Germany unveils superior war airships in experiments
WAR AIRSHIPS, BERLIN, July 17. Germany says it has solved the problem of building effective war airships. Ongoing experiments show machines far surpassing any prior devices. Army officers claim the invention will revolutionize warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Famous portraitist Shar tran dies in Paris at 78
Paris reports the death of Theodore Obald Shar tran a renowned portrait painter born in France in 1849. He painted many American sitters including President and Mrs Roosevelt during his long career and died this morning after a prolonged illness.
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Paris
Theodore Obald Shartran
Shartran
France
Roosevelt
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Phans
St. Joseph County
Feick
ELKS
Thebaud Bros
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Bishop McFaul
D. Duffy
T. McDonald
F. Whieckenkamp
Joseph Fargis
Julius Coller
W. M. Fogarty
William Schneiderhahn
W. L. Carey
R. L. Roth
Martin Neuhausel
T. W. Flynn
Need Daily Press
West
McFaul
Congo Free State
England
Committee On Ways and Means
F. W. Immelius
Pittsboro
I. F. Horstmann
Cleveland
Federation of Catholic Societies
Melange
Dianapolis
Mrs. Fisher
Hines Manufacturing Co
Portland
Capital
John S. Hines
Owen S. Whitemar
J. P. Hines
Ethel Francis Cummings
Delaware-st
James W. Barbee
Scipto-st
Annie Erwin
Price-st
Virgil B. Brown
Minnie D. Rebker
Homer E. Pritehird
Eva C. Divelew
Marshall D. Blacker
Sadie Rush
Oris Asher
Elizabeth Leonard
Rudolph Ehrgort
Rosa Bloomer
Robert Nilus
Emma Martin
Boaard
Ohio
J. G. Patterson
Walcott
Matilda M. Topp
Graceland
H. Bickel
Kenwood
R. E. Huggins
Churchman
Thomas O'Brien
Goodlet
George Schofield
City
W. E. Bolvard
Wohittier Place
Board of School Commissioners
Prof. Hall
Mur
Dered
Leone Garrity
Constantinople
Bold Robben
Posse
Thug
Schmitz
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