Wall Street Stocks Open Higher Amid Modest Gains
United Press reports the market opened with small advances for St Paul General Electric Southern Pacific Anaconda Amalgamated Copper and Great Northern preferred while Reading and Atchison showed strength. Prices moved narrowly with bear pressure and light concessions as government bonds held steady.
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New York
St. Paul and Generg3
Southern Pacific
Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Gar Foundry
Steel
Kansas & Texas
Northern Paccific
Reading
Ad Atchison
Agricultural price list fragment shows varied feeds
The notice lists corn and oats prices with multiple figures for shelled oats hay timothy clover and mixed hay. It includes figures such as 60c 16.00 for oats, 13.00 20.0 for timothy hay, and 15.0 0915.50 for clover mixed hay ranges, indicating quoted per bushel or ton prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éeec
Miller
Hay—Timothy
Clover
Wheat and corn market quotes with inspection figures
The report lists grain bids for Wheat, Corn, and Oats with varieties and prices through billing. It includes inspection tallies for Wheat and Corn, noting car counts for new and old stock, rejected lots, and totals across categories.
Chicago Live Stock Prices From July Twenty Second
United Press report from Chicago shows cattle receipts at 20 000 with a 10 cent rise and beef prices ranging from 4.60 to 7.35 for various grades. Hogs receipts reach 33 001 with gains to 6.25 for lights and 6.05 for heavy hogs. Sheep receipts total 12 009 with native and western sheep priced around 6 to 6. The report lists multiple categories including cows and heifers and native lambs with several price points.
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Chicago
Cincinnati cattle prices slip in midweek market
Cattle trade at Cincinnati market shows drops across grades with butcher steers mainly $4.75 to $6.75 per cwt and mixed packers around $6.20. Demand remains steady for good to choice butchers and light calves, with slight declines noted in receipts and wholesale quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pork Mess and Creamery Prices In Local Market
United Press report notes pork mess and creamery pricing in the local market. Listings include creamery items with 20c per unit and state abs finest at 24c, plus full cream cheese and other dairy products reflected in the sales sheet.
Pittsburg Live Stock Price Summary
United Press reports Pittsburg Pa cattle supplies at 120 loads with steady prices. Choice to prime steers range from 6.50 to 6.40 and hogs at 6.20 to 6.70 for heavier types. sheep demand strong with prime wethers 5.30 to 5.40 and lambs around 5.00.
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Pittsburg
Patrick Seeks Habeas Corpus After Pardon Bid
Albert T. Patrick, convicted of killing William Marsh Rice, says in a New York interview he sought absolute pardon from Gov. Hughes and plans a habeas corpus challenge. He contends his confinement is illegal and hopes a court discharge or gubernatorial action will end his imprisonment.
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United Press
New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
United States
Three Men Get Suspended Sentences For Desertion
In juvenile court Judge Stubbs sentenced Morris Michaelis, Charles Roses, and Charles Agnew for wife and child desertion. Michaelis received a $100 fine and 60 days in the workhouse with a $16 monthly support obligation to his family. Roses and Agnew got 90 days in the workhouse and $100 fines.
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Stubbs
Morris Michaelis
S. West St
Charles Roses
Charles Agnew
Live Stock Prices Advance at Indianapolis Market
Receipts total 2,000 hogs, 750 cattle, and sheep and lambs. Hogs up to 6.35 top. cattle steady to strong. sheep and lambs lower. Cattle ranges include good to choice steers from 5.75 to 6.85 per cwt, with various weights and grades listed. cows, bulls, calves, and sheep follow with mixed prices across categories.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Produce price notes list
Chicago dated July 22 lists Butter Creamery extra at 25 cents Eggs Extras at 19 cents Cheese Twins 129 12c Poultry Turkeys 12c chickens 1 ile ducks 8 9c geese 7 124c.
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Chicago
United Press
Police Set New Record in Weekend Arrests
Police totals shattered earlier records with 163 prisoners processed in police court on Monday after a busy sat urday and Sunday. The roundup included many assaults drunks and saloonkeepers with most fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Thomas €. Whallon
Brave College Students Rescue Drowning Victims at Ocean Sides
Two college men distinguished themselves by risking their lives to save others. At Long Beach L J Thomas Thorpe of Columbia university swam through the surf and rescued Miss Wiolet Atwood of Freeport after she was swept out by the undertow. Bernard Gimbel of the University of Pennsylvania helped by launching a lifeboat at Atlantic City and saved four men from a capsized launch at the inlet.
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New York
Long Beach
L. J
Thomas Thorpe
Columbia University
Wiolet Atwood
Freeport
Bernard Gimbel
University of Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
N. J
Gimbel
Richmond Man Denies Hold Up Claim In Opium Case
Washington July 2. Lee On a Chinaman accuses Harry Puryear of Richmond Va of holding him at gunpoint demanding opium. Puryear says in his defense it was a misunderstanding he was broke and asked for a loan with the revolver involved.
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United Press
Washington
Lee On
Harry Puryear
Richmond
Chicago Grain Market Opens With Mixed Trade
Chicago grain prices moved on light activity as weather and cables influenced early moves. Wheat for September rose to 91 cents while December edged to 95/4 cents. Corn opened weak with September at 51 1/2 cents and December at 48 1/4 to 48 3/4 cents. Oats dipped with September at 57 to 57 1/4 cents and December at 38 1/4 cents. Provisions strengthened with September pork at 19.55, lard 9.17 to 9.22, ribs 8.75. September closes: wheat 92 1/2, December 96 1/4. corn 42 1/2 and 49 1/4. oats 38 1/2 and 39 1/4.
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Chicago
Wind Attacks Sleeping Camp Continued From Page One
The article notes Mark Rodgers and his wife of Covington as guests at the governor’s headquarters. Rodgers is described as a lifelong friend of the governor and part of a group surrounding the governor throughout the day.
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Mark Rodgers
Covington
Mr. Rodgers
Governor reviews Indiana National Guard parade at Ft. Benjamin Harrison
The governor's late afternoon review at Ft. Benjamin Harrison proceeded despite heat as regiments, artillery, hospital, and signal corps marched in observed order. Crowds strained crowd control, but units showed sharp appearance. A new Rockville light artillery unit impressed, and a 92 horsepower battery drew cheers. Transit delays left six specials an hour late due to single-track handling.
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Battalion of Artillery
Hospital Corps
Signal Corps
Light Artillery
Rockville
Traction Company
City Record of Births Marriages and Deaths Listing Homes and Ailments
A compiled City Record lists numerous births from city families with addresses, then notes several deaths and illnesses including enterocolitis, chronic pericarditis, myocarditis, gastric ulcer, ileo colitis, gastroenteritis, cholera infantum, tuberculous conditions, cerebral hemorrhage, and chronic diarrhoea. Marriages recorded include Charles W Betzner with Gertrude Biles and Henry C Rugenstein with Alma M Mueller. Real estate entries show dwellings sold or assessed at varying sums, and several newborns and residents are named with ages and locations.
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Patrick Ervin
Rosanna Hart
Douglass-st
Amelia Berganu
Kansas-st
Clarissa Tompkins
Twenty Eighth-St
Hallie Irene Johnson
Eugene W. Caffer
English Ave
Harry Ranney Wader
P. Brisman
New York-st
Slaveo Kirets
Pearl St
Wilson Calvert
Eleanor Hospital
Alice Martin
Herman Oehler
Rusascilave
John R. Gibson
Prospect St
Robert E. Richardson
Madison Ave
Charles W. Betzner
Gertrude Biles
Henry C. Rugenstein
Alma M. Mueller
War Governor Morton Dedication Planned With Monument Unveiling
The plan includes a parade and monument dedication for Oliver Perry Morton at the statehouse with a front-line march, medical preparations, and heat relief. A Morton monument commission event will feature speeches by Gov. J Frank Harry and Dr Warren R King with a child descendant unveiling the monument. A campfire program followed in Tomlinson hall includes bands, choirs, and multiple speakers. Tickets for reserved seats require plaza entry via the statehouse east entrance after 1 PM.
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Monument Commission
Bookwalter
Morton Monument Commission
J. S. Jenckes
D. R. Lucas
Warren R. King
Greenfield
Oliver Perry Morton
Morton
Oliver P. Morton
J. Frank Harry
Lee Campbell
Georgia
James S. Ostrander
John B. Elam
Indianapolis
Statehouse
Many Prostrated by Intense Heat in City Outbreak
Heat wave hits city as several residents fall to the sidewalk and are treated by doctors. F T Brauner of McDougall Furniture feels the worst and is sent home in serious condition after collapsing near a dispensary. Multiple others, including Mrs. Gardner and Miss Campbell, suffer heat exhaustion and are revived by medics and police. Arthur Stokes and another National Guard member also collapse but recover.
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F. T. Brauner
J. Peters Sr
McDougall Furniture
Tie
Maser
William Gardner
McDugal St
Fred Driesbauch
Michigan-st
Pennsylvania-st
Market-st
Fred Mayer
Mary Campbell
Market St
Swadner
Elmer Prather
Merridian Sr
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Terminal Station
Indiana National Guard
Traction Terminal Station
Arthur Stokes
Indiana Ave
S. Wiinoisst
City Hospital
Union After Stillings
Public Printer Stillings faces union backlash as printers call him a slave driver and bully. The Columbia Typographical Union forwarded resolutions denouncing his order dismissing proof readers for errors to President Roosevelt and to the Department of Justice.
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United Prean
Washington
Stillings
Federal Printing Office
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Columbia Typographical Union
Sun offers free want column space for three days
The Sun invites readers to place free want advertisements for housework, offering ten words at no charge during a three day window. The notice emphasizes no cost for brief listings and invites interested parties to submit their requests promptly.
Haywood Case Opens Final Defense Attacks Prosecution
Boise reports the Haywood trial nears verdict with closing arguments by Richardson for the defense and Darrow and Borah for the prosecution. He questions conspiracy proof and paints motives tied to labor and the Coeur d’Alene unrest, while stressing Haywood’s lawful labor activity.
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Harwood
Stuenenbere
Storney Richardson
Haywood
Clarence S. Darrow
Senator Borah
Frank Steunenberg
Richardson
Wood
Federal action opens against Standard Oil in St Paul
The federal government prepares to dissolve the Standard Oil Trust with a formal opening of the case in St Paul within days. F M Kellogg leads the Justice Department probe and has gathered evidence for the proceedings.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
St. Paul
F. M. Kellogg
Department of Justice
Beer Glasses Fly as Court Breaks Laughter
In a criminal court battle over an assault, Elmer Hansen was found guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill bartender Charles Burk and fined 25 dollars plus costs. The incident followed a disturbance at a saloon on Delaware Street where glasses flew through the air and Burk was struck.
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James Jones
Thirtieth-st
Canal
John Vanney
Senate Ave
Bart Lewis
E. Tenth-st
Thomas Quirk
W. Washington-st
William Zarbey
Northwestern-ave
Jesse J. Morgan
E. Washington-st
Clarence Pierce
Alabama-st
George Trench
Virginia-ave
Amos Hertzel
Cornell-ave
Joe Duffy
Rusgell Ave
William Higgins
Roosevelt Ave
Whallon
Fred Bonnifield
Oren Hack
Charles Burk
Criminal Court
Burke
Elmer Hansen
Hansen
Delaware St
Burk
Explosion at Toyo Oka coal mine in Tokyo kills hundreds
An explosion at the Toyo Oka coal mine in Tokyo today is believed to have killed over 400 miners. The mine housed 417 workers and only a few escaped as rescuers recovered more than two bodies.
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Toyo Oka
Magills On Way To Clinton After California Arrest
State's Attorney A F Miller learns Sheriff Campbell left San Diego with Fred H Magill and his bride Mrs Faye Graham Magill arriving Wednesday afternoon. The couple, jailed for the alleged murder of Mrs Pet Magill the banker’s first wife, seek to return home to face charges. Sheriff reports no trouble and says prisoners not talking about the case.
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Clinton
Magill
A. F. Miller
Campbell
San Diego
Cal
Fred H. Magill
Faye Graham Magill
Pet” Magill
Corey Won’t Give Up Fight for Steel Trust Presidency
New York July 22 There is to be a battle for the presidency of the steel trust. Directors say William E B Corey has lost usefulness due to matrimonial troubles and absence from duty. Alva Dinkey of Carnegie Steel may be chosen at the July 30 board meeting. Corey says he will stay and denied plans to resign.
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United Press
New York
Steel Trust
William EB. Corey
Alva Dinkey
Carnegie Steel Company
Trust
Corey
Europe
Dinkey
Custody Suit Filed Over Children by Divorced Father
Denver July 22 E T Hargrove seeks to regain custody of his children arguing his former wife violated Colorado law by remarrying within a year of the divorce decree. His wife had recently married Mitton Smith who chairs the state Democratic committee.
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Denver
Col
E. T. Hargrove
Mitton Smith
State Democratic Committee
Hargrove
Colorado
Democrats Launch Pennsylvania Campaigns Across 2000 Points
Special to The Sun reports Pennsylvania Democrats plan simultaneous celebrations in 2000 locations with the slogan Thou shalt not steal cited by 6000 speakers addressing the recent scandals.
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Burg
Democrats of Pennsylvania
Drowning Tragedy Strikes Riverside Picnic Party
Three drownings reported in Indiana waters as a Riverside Amusement Co worker Carl Goodnecht and 23 year old Harry Wolf perish in separate incidents. A 71 year old Mrs Husser drowns at White River while cousin William Jessup nearly loses his life trying to rescue her. A Boon County picnic party had gathered at Haverstick's Grove above Broad Ripple.
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White River
Haverstick’s Grove
Broad Ripple
William
Frank Husser
Harry Wolf
van Camp Paciing Company
Blue River
Edinburg
Wolf
George Wolf
Terrace Av
Iron Moulders Meet Opens Behind Closed Doors
The Iron Moulders' Union of North America began its session in Philadelphia after a welcome by Major Reypur t. Issues on the agenda include open shop, immigration law violations, employers' liability, child labor laws, the eight hour movement, and potential constitutional changes. An entirely new constitution may be adopted.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Major Reypurt
Iron Moulders’ Union of North America
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Idaho
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Western Federation of Miners
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Federal Mining Company
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Jessup
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