Wall Street Stocks Open Higher As Trading Intense
United Press reports New York stocks opened with gains led by Southern Pacific. Union Pacific moved between 147% and 148% while Reading rose to 107% and St. Paul advanced. Investors anticipated a possible dividend announcement after a Southern Pacific directors meeting and profits were taken in several issues.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Colorado
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Harriman
Reading
Pennsylvania
The
Stock Exchange
Chicago Produce Prices from United Press
Chicago market listing shows Butter Creamery extra at Zac, Eggs Extira 19c, Turkeys 12c, chickens licensed 9c, ducks 8 9c, geese 7 12c, Cheese Twins 12 12 1 2c. Indicates daily produce quote for Chicago buyers.
Chicago Live Stock Prices Report
Chicago United Press reports cattle receipts at 7,000 with weak demand. Prime steers around 7.30, stockers 2.60 to 4.90, cows 2.65 to 5.50, Texans 4.20 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 15,000 steady from 5.55 to 6.40, pigs 5.75 to 6.30. Sheep receipts 9,000 down 1 cent. native sheep 3.50 to 5.59, lambs 5.00 to 7.40.
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Chicago
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Trimmed by Sluggish Tally
East Buffalo New York July 2. Cattle receipts 200 steady values range calves 3.75 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 400 steady spring lambs 5.27 to 8.00 yearlings 6.90 to 7.30 wethers 5.59 to 6. ues 4.75 to 5.5 mixed 4.75 to 5.5 cull sheep 2.59 to 4.5. hogs receipts 34 steady Yorkers 6.00 to 6.50 pigs 5.75 to 6.86 mixed grades 6.45 to 6.79 heavies 6.53 roughs 5.10 to 5.56.
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United Press
East Buffalo
N. Y
Rat Attacks Baby in Sharpeburge Fight for Life
In Pittsburg on July 5 Mrs. Lawrence Bernester rushed to her 1 year old son’s bedroom after hearing screams. The child’s face and arms bore deep rat bites from a breakfast mishap involving fish. A physician was summoned, but the frightened infant’s condition grew dire with feared death.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Lawrence Bernesser
Sharpeburge
Heaviest Police Court Sentence For Assault On Mother
Fred Waltz, a youth, faced Judge Whallon after his mother testified to being hit and bruised. Waltz received 180 days in the workhouse plus $410 in fines for assault and battery, drunkenness, and disorderly conduct. He was arrested by Bicyclemen Wilson and Golnisch after spending the night drunk in a coal shed.
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Fred Waltz
Police
Whallon
Waitz
Wilson
Golnisch
W. Henry St
Fred
Moon Eclipse Overcast by Clouds in Indianapolis
A partial lunar eclipse occurred Wednesday evening but cloud cover rendered it barely visible. By about 10 34 o clock more than half the moon was shaded. the event was expected to end around 11 45 o clock, though skies remained too thick to confirm. It is presumed the eclipse ended successfully.
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Indianapolis
Brooklyn man killed by Monon train in Lafayette
Special to The Sun reports Harry Reed of Brooklyn New York was killed by a Monon train in Lafayette Indiana this morning. He had been employed by Monon A. and was walking on the track when struck.
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Lafayette
Ind
Harry Reed
Brooklyn
N. Y
Monon
Monon A
Chicago Grain News Prompt Open With Mixed Prices
Wheat rose on open with Sept 92 to 93 cents and May around 1.01. Corn and oats also gained early with Sept levels near 56 to 53 cents, while December futures held in the 50s. Provisions moved slowly with prices for pork, lard, and ribs listed, wheat and corn closing mixed across contracts.
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United Press
Chicago
Rygmmc
Live Stock Receipts At Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis July market report shows hog receipts 7,509 steady to 19 cents higher with top price 6.50. Cattle 1,600 mostly steady though dull for lower grades. sheep 450 steady. Steers range from good to common and light weights with varied prices. cows, bulls, calves, and stockers listed. Lambs and yearlings priced by quality with highs around 6.75 for prime lambs.
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Indianapolis
Grain and straw price listings for harvest products
An itemized price list shows corn at 65 to 68 cents per unit, shelled oats 48 to 50 cents, sheaf oats 15 to 16 dollars, straw 7 to 9 dollars, Miller 12 to 14 dollars, Timothy hay 13 to 20 dollars, clover 15 dollars with 15.80, and mixed hay 16 to 17 dollars per unit. The entries reflect bid-like ranges and assorted forage products.
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
United Press notes St Louis cattle receipts total 6 500 with steady market. Beef steers and feeders range 4 91 to 7 40, cows and heifers 3 15 to 6 00, Texas cattle 4 00 and 1 50 to 73 75. Hog and pig prices 5 75 to 6 45, packers 5 75 6 35, butchers 6 15 to 6 30. Sheep receipts 3 090 steady natives 3 25 to 5 80, lambs 4 00 to 6 75.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Grain Prices and Receipts for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Inspections list grain quotes with varieties and prices for Wheat, Corn, Oats and Hay. Noting new and old crop statuses while listing car counts for No 2 red and other grades. Includes totals for wheat 17 cars corn 28 cars and hay 1 car.
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Timothy
Hay
Market Prices for Meat Poultry and Dairy in New York
New York on July 2 reports pork at 18 1/2? per pound, lard at 68 cents, tallow at 9.30, dressed poultry including turkeys 11 18 cents, chickens 10 20 cents, fowls 12 16 1/2 cents, ducks 16 cents, butter extra creamery 25 4 cents, state dairy tubs 24 1/2 cents, eggs white fancy 21 1/4 to 18 1/2 cents, cheese full cream 12 1/2 cents.
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New York
Western
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices From July Market
Cincinnati cattle receipts numbered 265 with quiet trade. Butcher steers ranged 4.75 to 5.50 for good to choice and 5.60 to 6.85 for extra. Calves steady at 7.75 for extra. Hog receipts 338 with slow trade. good to choice 6.50 and mixed packers 6.15. Sheep receipts 59 steady. extra 4.85, lambs 6.90 to 7.00.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Fountain Fixtures Missed Theft Arrests Reported
Three boys have been arrested and charged with stealing a soda fountain tank and fixtures from a barn at 450 Harmon street near Harry Long's home. The youths Carl Seward and Willam Leonard, both named in the report, were seen carrying a package from the barn. They are currently on suspended sentences from criminal court and are held on loitering charges. they deny the allegations.
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Harmon St
Harry Long
Harrison
Carl Seward
S. Delaware St
Willam Leonard
Roosevelt’s order retires Col Ayres after service record
Special to The Sun Washington July 25 By direction of the president a formal order was issued placing Lieut. Col. Charles G Ayres Fourteenth cavalry on the retired list The retiring board found him incapacitated for active duty due to service related disability The action ends a long Ayres saga marked by court martial and controversial disputes with West Point officials and fellow officers He had served with distinction in Cuba and later in the Philippines for Roosevelt and Cleveland perspectives on his career remain noted
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Sun
Washington
War Department
Charles G. Ayres
Fourteenth Cavalry
Ayres
Cleveland
Roosevelt
New York
Gov. Roosevelt
Department
Eighth Cavalry
Camp Wallace
Philippines
West Point
Col. Howze
Academy
Col. Ayres
Inquest Sees Dispatcher Blame in Salem Wreck
Detroit July 25. At the opening session of the Salem wreck inquest before Justice Joslyn in Northville Marcus Bonsell a train dispatcher admitted having opportunity to stop the excursion train at South Lyons to prevent collision He said he did not stop because he knew freight crew orders. The illegible order and Plymouth operator testimony show dispatcher blame by officials.
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Salem
Joslyn
Northville
Marcus Bonsell
South Lyons
Fonsell
Plymouth
Incorporations Filed by State Secretary of Indiana
Articles of Incorporation filed include The United Industrial Company Indianapolis with 5000 capital. directors James H. Parrish W. P. Haughton W. H. Marker and Charles Hernly. The Credence Chair Company New Haven capital 3540. directors Henry F. Schwelker Mary G. Schnelker John H. Schuckman Cornelius Reagan Joseph P. Rich. The Murphy and Kuntz Lumber Company Middletown capital 5000. incorporators L. G. Murphy Peter Kuntz Frank Litzenberger C. P. Kuntz. The Portland Foundry and Machine Company Portland capital 25000. directors L. G. Holmes J. A. Long George H. Smith William A. Fields John G. Easterday. Kist News Bureau Columbia City capital 5000. incorporators Alfred A. Kist J. Frank Snyder John A. Jones Frank Dildine William K. Sheffer.
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United Industrial Company
Indianapolis
James H. Parrish
W. P. Haughton
W. H. Marker
Charles §. Hernly
Credence Chair Company
New Haven
Capital
Henry F. Schwelker
Mary G. Schnelker
John H. Schuckman
Cornelius Reagan
Joseph P. Rich
Murphy and
Portland Foundry and Machine Company
Portland
L. G. Holmes
J. A. Long
George H. Smith
William A. Fields
John G. Easterday
Kist
Columbia City
Alfred A. Kist
J. Frank Snyder
John A. Jones
Frank Dildine
William K. Sheffer
Banker Clement Collapses at Minnesota Prison
Thomas B. Clement former president of the First National Bank of Faribault collapsed at the steps of the Stillwater state penitentiary and was taken to the prison hospital in a nervous breakdown. He faced eight counts of misusing funds and eight years’ imprisonment, with United States Marshal Grimshaw in his custody.
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Stillwater
Minn
Thomas B. Clement
First National Bank
Faribault
Clement
United States
Grimshaw
Peace Descends on Army Camp
The meeting sought to form a permanent provost guard organization for the state militia with Col. G. A. Boyle Capt. Franklin Lieut. H W McBride and Lieut. C B Gutelius named as officers. Fraternities are well represented among officers and Chaplain Everson contemplates a Pan Hellenic league for Indiana militia while in camp.
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G. A. Boyle
Franklin
H. W. McBride
C. B. Gutelius
W. G. Everson
Third Regiment
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Franklin College
Indiana
May Churchill and Smith Guilty of Murder Plot
Charles Smith and May Churchill known as Chicago May were found guilty of attempting to murder Eddie Guerin. Smith received life imprisonment while May Churchill was sentenced to fifteen years. Guerin was shot but survived, with the case linked to a past rivalry over the woman. Guerin, a noted international criminal, had prior convictions in Paris and an escape from Devil's Isle in 1905.
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Charles Smith
May Churchill
Chicago
Eddie” Guerin
the World
Smith
Guerin
Paris
American Express Company
Bank of Lyons
Devil's Isle
Dreyfus
Young Woman Slain Near Huntington Across Ohio River
Rose Maddox, a young Huntington resident, was murdered yesterday afternoon in Lawrence county Ohio near Ashland. She crossed the Ohio River on a Huntington boat and walked the river road with two unknown Black men who were last seen behind her. Her body was found an hour later amid signs of a fierce struggle. Authorities have not located the suspects.
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Ashland
Lawrence County
Ohio
Huntington
Rose Maddox
Revolt Within Nationalists Over Redmond Leadership
Dublin reports a split menace as Irish factions clash under Joan Redmond with calls for withdrawal of pro Redmond members. The extremist Zinn Feinn gains charge for pressuring Westminster departures and seeks US support. Timothy Healy abandons Nationalists to join Zinn Feinn, heading to America to rally Irish American backers.
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Joan Redmond
New Zinn Feinn Party
Westminster
America
Zim Feinn
United States
Redmond
United Press
Timothy Healy
Zinn Feinns
Wanted Charges Changed In House Burglary Case
Leet Steller sought to swap a burglary charge for entering a house to commit a felony to gain a lighter sentence. Judge Elliott R. Hooton refused the request and allowed trial for burglary. A store at South Illinois street was robbed thrice in a month leading to police vigilance. When Steller entered the store policeman Otto Simon ordered surrender and Steller drew a revolver. The weapon misfired. Simon shot Steller in self defense, severely wounding him.
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S. Illinois Sr
Steller
Otto Simon
Simon
Famine Report In St Elizabeth District Causes Outcry
Kingston Jamaica July 5 Ten thousand people are starving in the St Elizabeth district according to Gen Oliver s investigations and the famine is growing more serious daily. The local government is blamed for failure to take proper precautions to prevent suffering. A story claims starving people without clothing schools or religion have been obliged to pay taxes. The report created a sensation.
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Kingston
Jamaica
St. Elizabeth
Oliver
Arnold Crouse Arrested in Death Case
Arnold Crouse alias Edward Graff, 25, arrested at Eaton where he worked as a pipeline laborer on suspicion of complicity in the death of James Speer of Lima Ohio. Speer's widow is also suspected and is now in fear at Lima.
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the Sun
Muncie
Ind
Arnold Crouse
Edward Graff
Eaton
James Speer
Lima
O. Speer
Fai
Famine on Increase in Victoria District
Rev. T. N. Thompson and Mr. Rice report famine in northern China district rising with 10,000 deaths. They arrived on the Aki Maru and Yang Tse Hiun, stating the situation worsens as more perish.
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Victoria
B. C
T. N. Thompson
Runyan Pleaded Guilty In Grand Larceny Case
Chester B Runyan former Windsor Trust teller pleaded guilty in general sessions to grand larceny in the first degree for stealing 396000. He was remanded for sentence. The maximum penalty is ten years imprisonment.
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United Press
New York
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
Court of General Sessions
City Clerk Indicted Over Municipal League Funds
Richmond Indiana July 23 Wayne county grand jury returned an indictment against John F Taggart city clerk and secretary of the Indiana Municipal league charging embezzlement of league funds He was released on bond.
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Richmond
Ind
Wayne County Grand Jury
John F. Taggart
Indiana Municipal League
Taggart
Seven Die From Heat In Memphis Amid Record Summer
Memphis dispatch reports seven deaths from heat in three days, breaking two year records. Cooling trend began today but humidity worsened suffering. many horses and mules also died from the heat.
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United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Earlham Secures Coach Fred Vail as Athletic Director
Richmond Ind July 2 Fred Vail of Philadelphia noted athlete has been secured by Earlham College as athletic director and will have complete charge of the football team in the fall.
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Richmond
Ind
Fred Vail
Philadelphia
Earlham College
Purses Found on Brightwood Car Platform
Police Sergeant de Rossette found a purse on the rear platform of a Bright wood car Wednesday night. The bag contained a large sum of money and the owner is being sought by authorities.
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de Rossette
Brightwood
Furnished Rooms Offered At The Feonle's Outfitters
Three rooms furnished complete valued between 125 and 175 dollars offered by The Feonle's Outfitting Co. Advertises reduced rate and ready occupancy for interested buyers seeking ready furnished lodging within affordable price range.
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Feonle
President Roosevelt Plunges Daily at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt spends mornings in the cold Long Island Sound, trading horseback rides for daily swims. He ferries out in a rough old rowboat valued at about 2.50, sometimes joined by his sons, other days alone, while Sagamore Hill’s woodpile shrinks under the Roosevelt ax.
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Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Alma sugar plant manager helps arrest city marshal
Detroit July 8 Following threatening letters demanding 850 dollars Manager Ball of Michigan Sugar Alma placed a package as instructed and hired two Saginaw detectives to watch it A man arrived The Saginaw officers arrested City Marshal Benjamin C Hutton He says a woman lured him to the scene claiming two suspicious strangers were nearby and attacked him.
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Benjamin C. Hutton
Hutton
City Record of births, deaths, marriages listed
List of births at various addresses and hospitals with names and baby gender. Causes include pneumonia delirium tremens dysentery and other illnesses. Also notes deaths from tuberculosis and cerebral hemorrhage. Listings of dwellings with values and Board of School repairs. Marriages include Lindblom Wern ing Phelps Hinton Wilde Guy Jett Os borne.
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Edward McGinnis
City Hospital
Chris Marsh
Fred
Adams St
Oran Harryman
Miner-st
Thomas Thate
Minerva St
John N. Brydon
E. Tenth St
Infant Linder
N. Haughst
Sarah Kanagen
Adell
William Ryan
S. Delaware St
James H. Lindblom
Mary B. Werning
William Phelps
Mary Hinton
Earl G. Sears
Ella Bloomhuf
Edwin Wilde
Eliza J. Guy
Frank Jett
Julia Glover
Charles M. Jobe
Anna May Osborne
Rioting In Jewish Quarter Over Meat Prices In Philadelphia
Thousands of women swarmed the Jewish quarter as protesters smashed windows and tossed meat onto the streets. Police halted the disruption after many arrests. blame centered on price increases deemed prohibitive and a general boycott against kosher shops. Many women and children were injured in the clashes.
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Philadelphia
Jay
Explosion wrecks Big Four train near Eau Claire
Three men died in a naphtha car explosion on a Big Four train near Eau Claire Michigan. The car left the track on a curve and burst into flames. Six loaded cars were destroyed by fire. One body was consumed and another badly burned. The third victim jumped to his death. he is believed to be Michael McGeary of Kalamazoo.
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Eau Claire
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Here
Michael McGeary
Kalamazoo
Ward Ward Ward Detroit Coroner Indicts Rep Ward for Manslaughter
Detroit July 25 The coroner's inquest returns a warrant charging State Representative Charles E Ward with manslaughter in the death of Edith Presley a senate proof reader in Lansing Ward and his wife are in Ducquoin Ill and two days to return Ward's lawyer says he will come back to face the charge Presley died from a criminal operation per coroner testimony
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Mich
Charles E. Ward
Senate
Lansing
Ward
Ducquoin
Tfl
Miss Pressexy
Japs In Control Tokyo Conveys Korea Convention
At 1 o clock today the new Japanese Korean convention was signed amid Korean opposition. Provisions require Korea to follow the guidance of the resident-general with approval of laws and state affairs, appointment of all officials, and only those recommended by the resident-general to be eligible for office in the Korean government.
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Korea
Funeral row as Newport pastor misses Col. Neil service
The funeral of Col. Edward M. Neil was held at Trinity church Newport with Rev. E De S Jung officiating after Rev. Stanley S Hughes, rector, failed to appear due to a mistaken day. Clergymen scoured the church doors and a substitute was found, while summer residents observed the delay.
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R. I
Edward M. Neil
Trinity Church
E. de S. Jung
St. John's Church
Stanley S. Hughes
Hughes
Ethelbert Talbott
Protestant Episcopal Church
Jung
Storm Strikes Lafayette City Woman in Lightning Fatality
July 25 Lafayette Ind. a severe local electrical storm caused multiple fires. Mrs Ann Cronin, 90, was fatally injured when struck by lightning while seated in her home. Her clothing burned and her right side paralyzed as fire crews extinguished several blazes.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ann Cronin
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