Wall-St. Stocks Start Irregular in Open
New York July 30 United Press reports the stock market opened irregular with declines led by New York Airbrake down 2 percent and Mexican Central, Northern Pacific, and Car Foundry lower. After the first hour, tone grew harder with some advances, but midday trading showed many issues up from yesterday, then a heavy tone returned as bears pushed prices fractionally lower and stopped orders mounted. Government bonds were unchanged and rail bonds quiet.
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New York
New York Airbrake
Mexican Central
Northern Pacific
Car Foundry
Atchison
New York Central
Wheat and corn hold steady in Chicago grain market
Chicago July 30 Wheat steady with September at 92 4 9 : and December near 1.00. Corn firm with September around 53 ZG S 5E and December 49 54 50c. Oats higher with September 39 59 and December 39 5c. May 39 5c. Provisions quiet with September pork no sales, lard around 9.22, ribs near 8.72. Wheat and corn close values listed for September December and May contracts.
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United Press
Chicago
City Grain Market Update Across Wheat Corn and Oats
Inspections report mixed lots across Wheat No 2 red No 3 red No 1 rejected along with several No 2 and No 3 red lines. Corn covers No 2 white No 3 white No 2 yellow No 3 yellow No 4 yellow with mixed lots. Oats list shows No 2 white No 3 white No 2 mixed No 3 mixed. Hav remains steady with Timothy at 20 and 19.09 respectively. Total cars inspected: Wheat 46, Corn 11.
St Louis Live Stock Market Report
Cattle receipts 8,509 with beef steers 4.95 to 7.95, stockers 2.75 to 4.40, cows and heifers 2.65 to 5.75, Texas cattle 3.0 to 5.30. hog receipts 18.00 with packers 5.75 to 6.35, butchers 6.0 to 6.45. sheep 5,500 steady natives 2.50 to 4.50, lambs 3.60 to ?
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United Arenas
SA Louis
Texas
Chicago market أسعار dairy and poultry quotes
Chicago July 30 butter creamery extra two cents per pound. Eggs extras two cents. Poultry turkeys twelve cents, chickens eleven to fourteen cents, ducks eight to nine cents, geese not fully legible. Cheese twins twelve to twelve and a quarter cents.
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Chicago
New York Produce Prices Reported by United Press
New York dates show pork mess at 18 to 18.50 dollars, lard and tallow figures, dressed poultry prices for geese, ducks, fowls, turkeys, and chickens, butter at 4 25 cents, eggs white at 26 cents, and full cream cheese at 12 cents per pound.
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New York
Br United Press
Western Steam
Cincinnati Market Reports Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Cincinnati July 5 cattle receipts 1 000 steady butcher steers 3 780 to 5 45 calves up to 5 50 hogs receipts 2 359 5 19e higher good to choice 6 40 to 6 50 heavy packers 6 45 to 6 55 sheep receipts 2 858 steady sheep 1 35 lambs 7 49 to 7 50
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Cincinnati
Officers arrest two men for blind tiger liquor sale
Joseph Wambaugh and Robert Wittenburg were arrested Tuesday by Sheriff Joseph Clay on charges of selling liquor without a license at Broad Ripple. Wittenburg allegedly worked for Wambaugh. Bonds set at 1,000. A raid found whisky beer wine and gin. Authorities delayed arrest due to awaiting an affidavit from Broad Ripple officials and Prosecuting Attorney Hooton.
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Joseph Wambaugh
Robert Wittenburg
Joseph Clay
Broad Ripple
Wittenhburg
Wambetugh
Hooton
Giroux Separation Revealed in New York
Eugene L. Giroux, Ely Nevada mine owner and his wife living in New York, have separated. He disclosed he may sue for divorce but denied filing for divorce outside the city.
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United Press
New York
Eugene L. Giroux
Ely, Nev
Giroux
Arrest of Italian Strike Leader Petrella in Hibbing
Petrella, an Italian strike leader, was arrested in Hibbing Minnesota on July 30 on a charge of carrying concealed weapons.
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United Press
Hibbing
Minn
Petrella
Powder Trust Named In US Suit Against Dupont Firm
The federal suit in Wilmington charges the E. I. Du Pont de Nemours Powder Co and affiliates with controlling 95 percent of US powder and dynamite trade. It seeks injunctions and a court appointed receiver to run the three major companies under federal supervision.
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E. I. Dupont-De
Henry A. Dupont
E. I. Duponrt- de Nemour's Powder Company
Latlin & Rand Powder Company
Eastern Dynamite Company
Federal Court
United States
Two Cars Collide on Brightwood Curve
Two Brightwood street cars collided Tuesday morning at Roosevelt avenue and Gulest on a single track curve after recent traction greasing. Motorman John Norwood sustained a head gash from shattered glass, and Mary Traub suffered bruises. Several passengers felt shock as cars slid together at speed on the slippery curve, narrowly missing more serious injuries.
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Brightwood
Rooosevelt Ave
John Norwood
Mary Traub
Station Sr
Norwood
Chicago Live Stock Numbers and Prices Upheld
United Press reports Chicago livestock totals for July 30 with receipts cattle 2500 steady prime beeves 35.75 to 47.59 stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.90 cows and heifers 2.60 to 5.? canners 4. - 2.50 Texans 4.00 to 5.40. Hogs receipts 15.90 steady with variances from 5.60 to 6.65 for rough and heavy, pigs 5.90 to 6.45. Sheep receipts 15090 lower with native and western sheep and lamb prices listed.
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Chicago
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Denies Return To Stage
New York reports Evelyn Nesbit Thaw denied today the mooted claim she would rejoin the stage. She said the rumor is unfounded and repeated that she has no such plans.
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United Press
New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Ten Words Free Three Days In The Sun
A classified note in The Sun lists a rent free offer lasting three days under the heading For Rent Ruvoima Wanted Help Wanted Situations.
Killed by a Train on Belt Railroad Tracks
William McQuinn a 69 year old man was struck by a freight train on the belt railroad Monday afternoon and instantly killed. He had visited the E Rauh and Sons factory where J W Frederick had told him to return Tuesday morning for work. McQuinn stopped on a track to watch a passing train and was struck by the train he stood near, knocked twenty feet but died at once. He lived with his son John McQuinn at 1808 Madison avenue. The body was taken to the city morgue and then to his son’s home.
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Belt Railroad
McQuinn
E. Rauh and Sons
J. W. Frederick
Bell Railroad
Single
John McQuinn
Madison-ave
Price
Richardson
R. D. Chittenden
Indianapolis
Hyland
Endycott
Richardson Ie
Police Think Man Western Murderer In Custody In California Case
Police hold James Endycott as possible match to James Richardson, the Fresno deputy sheriff killer, after recognizing him near Military Park. Endycott admits California trip last March, writes name Richardson, and bears close likeness to the wanted man with a knife, stout build, and similar attire noted in a circulating description. A California raid case and reward are cited, with officials cautious until tests confirm identity.
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James Endycott
James Richardson
Fresno
Cal
Joe D. Price
Endycott
Richardson
California
Military Park
Ed Helm
Helm
W. Washington Staltoons
Hyland
Ry Sergis
Hagerty
Shaffer
Crawfordsville
West
First general Philippine election held at Manila
Manila reports the first general election in the Philippines conducted today with no disorders. Voter interest appeared subdued as ballots were cast across the city and surrounding areas.
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United Press
Manila
Philippines
Condition Not Improved After Streetcar Accident
Gertrude Herron of 5 Spruce Street remained seriously injured after a streetcar crash at Shelby and TYowasts on Monday night July 22. She cannot sit up and her spine injury is worsening, with her condition described as grave.
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Gertrude Herron
Spruce St
Shelby and
Tyowasts
Will Return Deserter From Battleship Franklin
Cassius Luther, a deserter from the battleship Franklin, will be brought to Norfolk Virginia Tuesday night by Police Capt Hyland. He was arrested days ago for wire desertion and identified as a navy deserter.
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Cassius Luther
Franklin
Norfolk
Hyland
Luther
Navy
City Record Births Marriages And Permits Listing
City records note numerous birth notices, marriages, deaths with addresses and ages, and building permits. Entries include multiple newborns at various streets, tuberculosis and other illnesses, several marriages, and listed dwelling permits with values across districts.
Girls Fight on a Train on Second Avenue
In New York a clash between girl strikers and strike breakers on a Second Avenue elevated train led to a wild hour of chaos. Passengers witnessed a brawl with one man and two girls jailed afterward. police restored order after guards failed to stop the fighting.
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United Press
New York
Philip Bernstein
Burk Falls From Streetcar. Fractured Hip At St Vincent’s
Charles Burk a piano tuner of Chicago fell from a Central avenue car at Alabama and Walnut streets Tuesday morning. He suffered a fractured hip and head injuries after being jolted from the running board when the conductor attempting to pass him moved. He initially refused to give his name and was taken to St Vincent’s hospital for treatment.
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Charles Burk
Chicago
Alabama and
Walnut Sts
Burk
Wagner
St. Vincent's Hospital
One Man Will Control Salvation Army After Booth Death
London July 30 Salvation Army leadership will pass to a single man after Gen William B Booth dies He declines to name his successor but hints the will be probated The likely successor is Branwell Booth with Commissioner Howard or Commissioner Booth Tucker as second choice and aid to lead the organization
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London
William B. Booth
Salvation Army
Branwell Booth
Howard
Booth Tucker
sRorce
Incorporations filed in Indiana secretary of state offices
Tuesday filings include Romadka Leather Goods in Indianapolis with 10000 capital and directors Clement F. Romadka John A H Willow Christian J Linns Edward N Straesser The Elkhart Bill Posting company in Elkhart with 10000 capital and directors Fred S. Timmins E J Welsh and D M Shively Bank of A P Andrews and Gon in La Porte increases capital by 25000 Wakarusa Telephone company raises from 10000 to 15000 Indianapolis Land and Improvement company lowers capital from 2000 to 100 Evansville Oil company increases capital from 5000 to 98000.
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Romadka Leather Goods Company
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
Clement F. Romadka
John A. H. Willow
Christian J. Linns
Edward N. Straesser
Elkhart Bill Posting Company
Elkhart
Fred S. Timmins
E. J. Welsh
D. M. Shively
Bank of A. P. Andrews
Gon. la Porte
Standard Oil Objects To Tax Valuation In Indiana
The State Board of Tax Commissioners heard appeals Tuesday over Vanderburgh county valuations for the Standard Oil plant at Evansville. The board pressed the manager for undisclosed assets and bank deposits while questioning low appraisals of Eureka Investment company stock and arguing holding companies affect taxation. Other appeals included the Consumers Gas Trust stock and the Central Union Telephone franchise plus Vandalia Coal in Greene county.
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Standard Oil Company of Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Board
Vanderburg County
Evansville
George Clark
Jacob Metzger
Marion County Board
Eureka Investment Company
Merrill Moores
Metzger
A. C. Ayers
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Moores
Mr. Ayres
Eureka Company
Gas Company
United States
Consumers Gas Trust Company
Central Union Telephone Company
Illinois
Madison County
Vandalia Coal Company
Greene County
Society Notes From Blue Bluff to Europe Visit
Society news lists Miss Martha Kaiff returning from a house party at Blue Bluff and many guests visiting relatives or hosting gatherings. Mrs. George Burroughs hosts the Sorosis club, while Miss Jessie Stake travels to Philadelphia to visit Mrs. John P. Frey. Numerous others travel to Spencer Indianapolis Kokomo Bloomington and Eaton with receptions and European plans for Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Pink and white flowers decorate Mrs. Pearson’s reception with several guests from Rushville Noblesville and Bloomfield attending.
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Martha Kaiff
Blue Bluff
Lee Pearson
Alpheus Percy Walker
Rushville
Alberta Mary Mahan
Walker
Europe
Pearson
Bess Ogle
Susan Lilly
Bertha Graves
Terry Avery
S. F. Riley
William Christena
Ethel Matson
Stalcup
Bloomfield
Frazee
Leone Vance
Clarence Cross
Miss Wheelers
Noblesville
Grant heir to wed Edith Root in autumn engagement
Washington July 30 Special to The Sun the engagement of Miss Edith Root only daughter of Secretary of State Elihu Root to Liaui Ulysses S Grant III grandson of President Grant and son of Maj Gen Frederick Dent Grant is announced with no wedding date set likely to occur in early autumn
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Washington
America
Edith Root
Elihu Root
Liaui
Ulysses S. Grant III
Frederick Dent Grant
Grant
Jacob Riis Married Amid Secret Ceremony
Ipswich Michigan reports that Jacob Riis wed his secretary Miss Mary A. Phillips in a private ceremony. The couple conce led from friends and press and are reportedly honeymooning along the New England coast aboard a motorboat, with only close relatives informed.
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United Press
Ipswich
Mich
Jacob Riis
Maine
New England
Laura Matthews Suicide Shocks Chicago to Colorado Springs
Miss Laura Matthews a Chicago dramatic student was found dead near Colorado Springs Colorado after a riderless horse incident. Her maid Lillie Green wired Chicago automobile dealer C A Coey claiming Miss Matthews died by her own hand over him. Coey said they were merely friends and he sent money thinking it paid undertaker costs. The maid said Matthews was engaged to Coey and planned marriage. they had stayed in Colorado Springs for six weeks without guests noting despondency.
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United Press
Chicago
Laura Matthews
Chicago Dramatic
Colorado Springs
Col
Lillie Green
Miss Matthews
Coey
Matthews
Plot to Blow Up Jail Foiled in Odessa
Authorities in Odessa thwart a late July plot to blow up a crowded political prison. Arrangements to ignite a mine were nearly complete. investigators found large quantities of dynamite and sulphur hidden in general cells. Ring leaders are in solitary confinement.
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United Press
Odessa
Orison
Short Route to Prison Policy Cracks Down on Escorts
Auditor of State John C. Billheimer orders sheriffs to file statements of prisoner transport routes to Jeffersonville Michigan City and Plainfield and justify mileage. Only one officer allowed per prisoner unless danger requires a judge's statement. The change ends the common practice of multiple officers accompanying prisoners as a picnic-like trip.
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John C. Billheimer
Jeffersonville
Michigan City
Plainfield
Red Man Leader John A. Zuck Dies in Madison
John A. Zuck aged 55 cashier of Madison National Bank and past great sachem of the Red Men of Indiana died after a stroke suffered Friday night. He had served as a Democratic city councilman and was a Civil War veteran. A widow survives.
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Sun
Madison
Ind
John A. Zuck
National Branch Bank
Red Men
Indiana
Girl Killed by Train in Shelbyville State
In Shelbyville Indiana on July 30 Rose Anna Koons nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Koons died after being struck by a Pennsylvania freight train. Her death followed injuries sustained when hit by the train.
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Suz Shelbyville
Ind
Roseanna Koons
John A. Koons
Pennsylvania
Marion Boy Drowned In First Swimming Lesson
Marion Indiana reports eight year old Arthur Turner son of George W Turner drowned in the Mississinewa river while taking his first swimming lesson. Todd companion rescuers barely escaped peril as they tried to help.
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Marion
Ind
Arthur Turner
George W. Turner
Mississinewa River
Turner
Indiana saloons to go in ten years at Winona Lake
A. G. Humphrey of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League predicts no saloons in Indiana within ten years. He says local option laws aid temperance and the next legislature will act against the liquor traffic. He plans to move to Wisconsin in September, and the conference session in Winona Lake featured his remarks.
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A. G Humphrey
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Winona Lake
Mr. Humphrey
Humphrey
Wisconsin
Butchers Arrested in Shelbyville Sanitary Crackdown
Special to The Suz from Shelbyville Indiana reports Louis Bogeman Frank Bargan and James Shaw leading butchers were arrested by sanitary officers for running insanitary shops and will be heard in court today.
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Suz
Shelbyville
Ind
Louis Bogeman
Frank Bargan
James Shaw
King Peter Thrown From Horse in Brestovaz Accident
Belgrade reports King Peter was thrown from his horse in Brestovaz yesterday and rendered unconscious. His face was severely cut with injuries described as grave but not specified as life threatening.
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Belgrade
Peter
Brestovaz
Showed His Record Walter Shores Seeks Federal Job
Walter L Shores of 721 Davidson Jr Indianapolis lists a two year Ohio penitentiary term for involuntary manslaughter in a background check for a federal building position. He says a saloon scuffle with Endricks led to a fatal blow from a policeman's mace, the next day death, blood clot, and claims a clean record. He has three years in Indianapolis and worked for Joseph Adams as a contracting painter.
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Federal Building
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