Record Year in U S Foreign Commerce Sets New Peak
Washington reports the bureau of statistics of the department of commerce and labor announces that the United States foreign commerce for the just ended fiscal year totaled 2,635,970,333 dollars, a record high for both imports and exports. Imports surpassed 1,000,000,000 dollars for the first time, reaching 1,117,507,500, while exports exceeded 1,600,000,000 dollars, a level not seen before in the nation's commerce.
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Acripps-Atrae Pres& Association
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Commierce
Burns to Death Victim Worked for Indianapolis Man
Jessie Cox a domestic employed by Al Dale of Indianapolis burned to death in a gasoline explosion at Mazin kukkee on Sunday. Twin brother Basil Sears was shot accidentally while they tried to loosen a clogged revolver chamber. Basil was fatally injured as clothes caught fire. Governor Carter discussed his troubles with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay on Monday.
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South Bend
Ind
Jessie Cox
al. Dale
Indianapolis
Mazinkuckee
Halifax
U. S
Basil Sears
Parrstoro
Cletus
Basil
Garter
Oyster Bay
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
N. Y
George R. Carter
Hawaii
Roosevelt
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths List
Births and marriages listed for residents with names and addresses. Notable entries include twins, multiple births, and a variety of infant deaths from pneumonia cholera infantum and other causes. Building permits show several new cottages and doubles with locations and values.
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Garland C. Massie
W. Waanington
Frank Delaware
Gam Smith
Oriental
Drapay
Thomaz Elliott
City Hospital
Pneumona
James H. Biddinger
Lexington
Marthe Patton
Roosevelt
Theodore Dinwiddle
Sheffield
Freddie Casiper
Yandes
Cordelia McAdams
Olney
Oliver T. Johnson
John BM
Hyland
New York
Olive Johnson
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis Fight Preview Branded By Metzger Campaign
Col Robert Metzger head of Indianapolis Republican city committee arrives at the New Willard after a Florida trip to open the mayoral campaign. He says Bookwalter leads a united party and projects a 5000 majority while Democrats oppose Holteman. Also noted Patrick’s stay of execution appeal advances with the court of appeals re argument set for October.
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SUN
Washington, D. C
Washington Post
Saya
Robert Metzger
Republican Jcity Committee
Indianapolis
Hoosier
New Willard
Metzger
New York
Chesapeake Bay
Philadelphia
Bookwalter
Stalnaker
Holteman
Bcripps AI Rae Press Association
Newvysork
Alber TL Patrick
William Rice
David B. Hill
Edger J.onter
Ute
Court of Appeals
Convcient
O'Brien
Court of Sporals
Ephraim Marsh Dead at Lake Wawasee
Ephraim Matsy, 60, Greenfield attorney and vice president of the Indiana polis and Cincinnati Traction company, died suddenly at Lake Wawasee Bundey while staying for rest. His daughter Mrs W 4 Hough was with him. Heart disease, from which he had suffered, was given as the cause. He was active in several business ventures and a prominent Democrat.
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Greenfield
Ind
Ephraim Matsy
Green
Yellow fever measures ordered for New Orleans troops
The War Department orders a special medical officer to report on the yellow fever situation in New Orleans and the probable infection of troops at Jefferson Barracks. Acting Surgeon General Lennan briefs several surgeons for duty in New Orleans and a gradual mosquito destruction and screening program will be implemented to prevent spread. Chickamauga National Park is eyed for a summer camp as plans proceed.
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Scripps-M'Rab Press Association
Washington
War Department
New Orleans
Jefferian Barracks
Chickamauga National Park
A. H. C. Lennan
Marine Hospital Service
Trai
Lenpan
Nayana
Chicago and Cincinnati Livestock Markets Report
Market brief covering Chicago and Cincinnati livestock receipts and price ranges for cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs. Notable figures include Tuesday estimates, prime beef values, stockers and feeders, and assorted cuts and meats with general price ranges.
Longenbrook Surrenders in Cruptions Presb Association
In Arcola July 21 Deek Longer Brook who Sunday shot Policeman Hiram Thornton and escaped returned Monday to Arcola and surrendered. He was wounded in the leg by Thornton’s bullet. Thornton did not recover.
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Longenbrook
Bcripps-M'Rae Presb Association
Arcola
Brook
Hiram Thornton
Thornton
Thornton Canout
Doherty Defeats Larned in Davis Cup Singles
In the Wimbledon Davis Cup singles, Doherty beat American W A Larned in a match with scores 6-4 2-5 6-4 and 6-2. The win was reported by the Scripps-MRN press association from London dated July 4.
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Doherty
Winnee
Scrippe-Mral Press Association
London
W. A Larned
Wimbleton
Premier Balfour Declines Resignation After Vote
Premier Balfour told the House of Commons that the cabinet would not resign following the unfavorable vote in the House last Thursday night. The announcement came amid ongoing political tension and demands for a government change.
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Scripps-Mare Press
London
Balfour An
Stock and grain markets mixed in scattered trading
New York quotes opened higher then drifted as large traders and outside operators stayed active. Reading rose to 10 from 9, while brokers bought on wheat price breaks and crop reports. Missouri brokers and firms like G. Gats & Co. moved sizable blocks, with government bonds steady. In St Louis, cattle and hog receipts were reported with modest gains and steady demand. Colorado Springs mourned the death of journalist Joseph J. Eakins.
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Scripps-3rae Press Association
New York
Penney
Mechine Rey
Toom
Tos Element
G. Gatgs & Co
Chicago
Reading
Colorado
Erle
Big
N. PL
St. Past
Mo. Paony, le. & N
U.P. Ih
Vuula
Southern Pacfic
Hog Market Weak Again in Indianapolis Auction
In Indianapolis Monday morning receipts show hogs at 1,500 head with cattle and sheep small in number. Hogs uneven and weak with light hogs steady, medium and heavy hogs five cents lower. top at 9.00 and most sales 5.85 to 6.00. market quiet at close. Sheep steady with good demand. cattle offerings light and bids uneven. prices for steers and cows listed across grades. overall market softness mirrors broader trends.
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Indianapolis
Ogee
Bologna
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