City Record for a Day Births and Market Notes
City birth notices list Albert and Lacy Carding, Joseph and Lisgin Anarkey, and Ethel Willis among others. Market results show gains in Smelting, American Locomotive, and Union Pacific with mixed activity as banking interests buy while traders push prices.
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Albert and
Lacy Carding
Biancave
Bay
Wm. C
Mary Brown
Morris-bt
Boy
Joseph
Lisgin
Louisiana-st
Hay
Aom
Ethel Willis
Leeds-are
Wirt
Rertype
MecRar Press Association
WEW
York
Jone
American Carana Foundry
American Locomotive
Eris and
Talon Pacific
Baltimore & Kin
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated and Ly &On
Tne
St. Paul
Railway Steel Springs
Teas Land Trust
Arderaga
Materalv
Live Stock Market Report Indianapolis June Hog and Cattle Prices
Hog market was strong and active with gains of about five cents. Top hogs reached 53 dollars, bulk sold between 51 and 60 dollars with close steady. Cattle market weak with demoralized packing demand, only top grades moving. sheep steady. Partial clearance achieved, market quiet at close.
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Indianapolis
Sguren
Elling
Ross
Local Securities Market Steady Amid Slower Exchange
The local stock market showed no notable features as activity slowed with the exchange to meet only three times weekly. Quotations remained steady with occasional shifts higher. numerous banks and industrials listed, while grain and livestock markets reported mixed to firmer bids and receipts.
Chicago Live Stock market roundup and prices
Chicago and Cincinnati live stock reports dated June 6 show cattle receipts around 38.10M with steady demand. Prime beef at 51?56, native and western sheep and lambs noted with varied prices. Hogs receipts 230% with higher values. Cincinnati reports cattle receipts 741 steady, hogs 3122 higher, sheep receipts 200 strong with spring lambs and tarps priced targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Louis
Lowig
Catlie
Chicago
McHar Frese Association
Atrong
Cincinnati
Brewers Talk of Temperance Prompted by Prohibition Views
The document outlines support for temperance and Prohibition, praising the white ribbon movement and anti-drinking campaigns. It defends legal manufacture and sale of wine and spirits as honorable while urging saloons to be conducted in a manner that respects families and promotes well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addr Ma. Fm
Trial of McEachern Draws Large Morning Attendance
Defense witnesses Ela Ryan and Rockelshaus of Indianapolis and Alonzo Blair of Bhalhyville appear as McEachern’s trial unfolds. McEachern’s mother remains in Colorado. only one relative is reported in court. A large crowd attends the morning session amid renewed interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Ryan
Rockelshaus
Indianapola
Alonzo Blair
Bhalhyville
William Griffir
McEachern
Colorando
Hin Pide
Burial of Senator Gorman in private funeral at home
Washington June. In accordance with the will of the late Senator Gorman the funeral tomorrow will be simple and private. The exercises at his home will be attended by intimate personal and political friends, family, and official committees from the state and house. After services at 11 o clock, the remains will be taken to Oak Hill Cemetery for interment. Dr Wallace Radcliffe will conduct the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bortppe-McRac Crean
Washington
Jeter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wallace Radcliffe
New York-uve. Presbyterian Church
Justice Stout Hospitalized For Gall Stones
Justice of the Peace Harvey B. Stout has been ill at home at 2238 N Penn Avenue since April 9 and was operated on at St Vincent's Hospital on Wednesday for gall stones. He was seized with sudden illness. the jaundice diagnosis worsened, and he has been prominent in G A R circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey B. Stout
N. Pennavivaniant
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
BITULITHIC FOR LEXINGTON AVENUE
The Board of Public Works on Wednesday approved Lexington Avenue paving with bit lithic material after property owners urged the change from bituminous macadam. A temporary injunction had blocked bidding, and the move may upset the ongoing court case and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Board of Public Warks
Lexington-ave
Muperim Court
Bitutithic
Vinson Carter
Railway Clerk Rich in Graft Details Philadelphia Hearing
Pennsylvania railroad officials faced graft claims at an interstate commerce session. J R Boyer testifies to taking payments from coal firms including Valley and Erie Coal, with monthly incomes and stock gifts. Payments from Graft, Clearfield, Dunkirk, Smith Turner totals cited. Investigators note commissions stopped as probe began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
werippe-McRee
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Commerce
Inquishnr
Glasgow
J. R. Boyer
Altoona
Merc
Boyer
Gasgow
Ouy
Jamieson Coal and Cake Company
McClaren Coal Company
Nies
Wrotk
Valley Coal Company
Erie Coal Company
Capt Hicks
Preaton Coal Company
Josaph Aiken
H. A. Kuhn
Ecompanién
Ceat
Beyer
Graft Company
Clearfeld and Grampton Coal Company
Dunkirk Col Company
Smith & Furner Coat Company
Thoma Blythe Company
Bryan Endorsement Moves for Indiana Democrats
The Indiana Democratic convention faces a push to endorse William Jennings Bryan as the party’s presidential choice. Henry Friedman, an officer of the Central Labor Union, advocates a labor resolution for Bryan endorsement amid district meetings and a mass gathering at Tomlinson Hall with Champ Clark and B. F. Shively expected to speak. The lead prospect suggests a floor revolution if Bryan is not endorsed.
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Atnte Grelgin
Henry Friedman
Central Labor Union
Wes
H T
Missouri Democrata
William Jennings Bryan
Indiana
Democrata
Bryan
Inediana
Joseph Folk
Miseourt
Nebraska
Isfdlana
Democrats
Bryen
Statehouse
Grand Hotel
Tomlinson Hall
O'Einck
Champ Clark
Missouri
Washington
Lincoln Bixon
Tomiimoon Hall
Mayer Band
Bhively
B. F. Gil Satyr
South Bend
Thuredsy
Shively
Bree
Dispute over disposal of horse killed by lightning
A horse owned by Frank Wittendorfer was struck by lightning during a storm. The animal died and his widow refused removal until an insurer and city contractor could decide whether the carcass should be removed. Neighbors objected to the horse’s presence in the barn and police ordered its removal after repeated protests and wardens’ involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull and Shine
Frank Wittendorter
Nertina
Wittendorter
Joseph Haak
Wits Insurance Company
Mra Wittendorfer
Indiana Democrats Eye Bryan Nomination at State Convention
Report from Warrington on Indiana Democrats and local observers noting a likely Bryan endorsement. Quotes from Representatives Zenor and Dixon express strong support and belief Bryan can win the 1920 nomination, with national chairman Taggart expected to back the process and Hearst press liaison amid the maneuvering.
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Apertil
Sam Washington
Janne &Ormosvane
Warrington
Indiana
Bryan
William M Hearst
Indore
Zenorgalt
Wiliam J Bryan
Dixon
Neve Hey
Ana
Mts
Tom Tageart
Hearat
Anarchists Said to Be Kept Under Watch in U S
Federal authorities investigated rumors that European powers linked an attempted assassination near the king to anarchists in the United States. Reports note Italian officials and U S agencies tracking seven or eight anarchists abroad and preparing possible deportations, with surveillance and interagency inquiries under way in Baltimore and Paterson.
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Washington
Jane S
Alfance
United States
Paterson
Brescl
Humbert
Celas
Secret Service
State Department
Alfonso
Victor Emmanuel
N. J
Root
Cemain Citizer
Afchnin
Immigration Bureau
Arrests of Minneapolis Baseball Team by Sheriff
Sheriff Edward Bourchier arrested members of the Minneapolis team on charges of Playtrus baseball in Indianapolis. Those detained included Michael Kelly Henry Genre ing Owen Bhannon George Fournham James Hart Ed Grenninger Al Davin and Dennis Sullivan. Each was released on a $1 bond signed by William Hole. The Mar ion county grand jury indicted the Minneapolis and Indianapolis teams weeks earlier but Wednesday provided the sheriff with the actual arrest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bourchier
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Suna
Michael Kelly
Fox
Henry Genreing
Owen Bhannon
George Fournham
Manual Graduates Storey Session of Republicans
The fifteenth commencement of the Indianapolis Manual Training led by Bencab Q will take place at Trimethon Hall Monday June 1 at 8. The program includes Salutatory by Edwin B. Stuart and music selections, with Dr Joseph A. Milburn delivering the address. The proceedings reflect a Republican platform pledging rail fare reductions, meat inspection support, and corporate regulation.
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Bencab Q
Trmitheon Hall
Mon Day Ment
Rey DA
Heron Salutatory
Carl Ho Adem
Faunt
Joseph A. Milburn
Chicago
Burgémastec
Luetera
Diplomas Awarded at January June Class Ceremony
Andrew M Sweeny president of education announces January and June class diplomas for many graduates. The January class motto Do Today Thy Nearest Duty lists Balke Wrath Bertermann and numerous others. The June class motto Whe Lar ke an Alt Neer Finds Mace sens outlines members including Ho Asam Arm Kingsley Ballare Harney Berr Williams and many others. An exhibit for the manual training department will be held Friday June 8 from 8:30 am to 2:49 pm inviting patrons and friends to view woodworking forging foundry patternmaking machinery drawing cooking sewing typing hygiene and home nursing work.
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Andrew M. Sweeny
Preeident
Brora of Education
Wankes
Louise Catherine Balke
Helen Wrath
Edna Bertermann
Eva M Kuetemeter
Eisa Bretermann
Neffie M. Lackey
Mar del Gertrude Bowlus
Caroline Legg
Bernice Fern Rover
Gladys Leonard
Albert
Raramac
Lee H. Gaebel
Albert C Srhauk
Ruth
Goldrick
Herbere
Senmid
Jesmie Ma
Tle Goth
Louie M. Schulmeyer
Wilburt M. Graham
Bernice Sinclair
Olive
Hanrahan
Sel Stern
Wittard
WW. Hubbard
Beulah E& Storen
Ceci A Hatter
Elmer
Mines
Mace
Thie v
Carl Ho
Asam
Egns
Albertine Arm
Roger Kingsley Ballare
Lorenge W. Harney
Eleanor L. Berr
Wiliam A Brrtert
Madge M Blake
May Belle Begardus
Walter L. Brant
Ramona Donkwalier
Nelson J. Hodgin
Beanie Frances Halman
Paul
Holtzman
Leets Horn
Mra Warde Howe
Irene Hencks Munt
Anna
Bertha Hupke
Esteban Shalo
Myr
Tle May
Meyer
Albert Lo Miers
Lrland
Milin
George Croake Moore
Winifred Mor Kan
Lilla Caroline Mueller
Anna Marie Nackenhorst
Armin Nix
Vance Noel
Car
Norton
Marmion & Oldacee
Elmer H. Ostermeyer
Mark WV. Pang
Bern
Maude Lucille Poynter
Eduardo
Ramirez
Raymond C Midpath
Robert B. Rhoada
Claire Salmon
Eleanor Sanders
Domingo San Jone
Osmond Schirmer
Hugs Schlever
Ben. M. Schreckengost
W. Harnaway Simmons
Arthur G Simpson
Ruth Bgtemle
Max Stern
Gladva Estella Stevenson
Ronnie E. Storz
Percy W. Stuckenberg
Robert H. Sturm
Dewey Webn Talmage
Lian J. Taylor
M T. H
C of Emmerich
Petaey
President Roosevelt pleased by Chicago packing house clean up report
President Roosevelt has read with pleasure reports from Chicago on the general cleaning of packing houses following the Nell Reynolds investigation. He has sent the message to Congress praising the reform effort and urging continued action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lene Revere Sree
Washington
Junn
Roonevelt Han
Chicago
Nelli. Reynolds
Congress
Packer Representatives Invite Chicago Tour for Inquiry
Washington June 1 packers spokesman appeared before the House Committee on Agriculture and invited members to visit Chicago for a personal investigation. The statement suggested a possible quotation or action may be accepted pending committee consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Packer
Anning
Howe Committee On Agriculture
TL WH Son
Coley Packers
Chicago
Gambling Charge for Bookmakers in Indianapolis
Police Chief Robert Metzger issued orders leading to arrests of eight men at Marty Walker’s saloon and City Clan saloon on W Washington and W Market streets. Officers say the group handled large sums on races in eastern and western cities, though no books or memoranda were found. Suspects include Earl Burk, Edgar Hart, Edward Shea, John Slocum, Frank Jabo son, and William Kiger, among others, some using fictitious names. They are charged with bookmaking and loitering. one or two may be using false identities. All were held on bond.
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Indianapolis
Robert Metzger
Kinney
Morgan
Marty
Walker's
W. Washington
City
W. Mar
Xetenk
Minafest
Earl Burk
Niineleat
Edgar Hart
Ilinols Nt
Edward Shea
Amelia Stats
John Slocum
Tol N
Bla Persom
Bond
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Mac
Dean
Benatth James
Scripps-McKing Press Association
Board of Trade
Michael Cavin
E. Gearmia
Frederick Alexander
N. Bast-st
Arabella Prather
Utert
Tafant Durham
Tf Hansun-ae
John Wealey Fintfert
Sam Nel Jenkins
Wood Canfield Wehbey
Louise Fulner Reed
Harry C Barnes
Beulah M. Carter
Henry Thomas Kah
Neltie Agnes Warren
Fred B. Jones
Capitola L. Hann
Joseph Kernel
Rose Miller
Robert B. Repaas
Anna Beaman
Benjamin Petrovitsky
Pearl Sare Warer
Arnold Joseph Paul Weidner
Bertha Fran Marie White
William Wallace Fulton
Lauriae Maria Lewin
Paul H. Goodman
Sophia Magennin
Wiliam Scott
Lana Lauter
Robert H. Smith
Franke Haniry
Howard Abeld
Lilie Hartsock
Martin J. Mayer
Hattie
Morburs
Wham Sheppard, Jr
Iya Mae Datty
Chas. A. Coleman
Anna B. Jenks
Stewart Af
Cara Collins
Ralph W Esuman
Faye Barth
Alfred M.bweese
Eva BM. Skinner
Warren P. Sparke
Marte A Mauwher
Charles Fred Miller
Loulae Spitefadden
Chae V
Andrews
Marge
Throop Gee
A. Hofmann
Minnie C. Pits- Aerer
John Wm. Schakel
Emma Denker
Harry Walter Radliffe
Genevieve Roger Ora Winton Applegate
Laura
Fred
Richardson
Ellen Stout
Finna G. Wilson
Dressling
Ray and Reisner
Simpson
Sinreronm
Chio
Pleasant
Emma Roges
Brookside
Bishop
Gank-ave
Avery
Oliver-ave
OP 'McLeland
Ait Park-ave
M St. Chair
Elmira
L. Whitehead
Dounte
Lynn and Wilcox
Alice Garren
Randolph-st
Geo Harrington
Bellefonteine
Thirtieth
Jno
A. W. Thomson
Soaiestrinin
Coe Am. C
Ae Mh. Co
G. & St. Bevans
Denver & K. G. Uy
L&n HO Tan
Misaouri Pacite Pi
Ponnevivania Ee
Asaig
Paite
Paci
San Enrico Tren Pacific
Minesianeous
Brooklyn
AB. T. Sty
Local Securities
Asker
Amer
Central Life Inc
American National Bank
National Bank
Ra Trust Co
Federal Union Surety Co
Ft. WL & Wab
Val. Trac. Co
Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Ixnir
Indians Union Traction Co
Indianapolis & Mart
RT Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Indianapolis Gas
Ind
Pis & Boatheart
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac. & Term
Kokomo
Mar
Trac
Laycock Mig
Merchants’ H. & Pita
Merchants’ National Bank
New Telephone Co
People's Deposit Bank
People's Light & Heat
Reeves & Co
Beourity Trust Cap
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Common Do
Union Trust Company
van Camp Hardware
Vandalia Coal Co
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street Rall Se Indians Hotel Co
Indiane
Union Traction Se. Ind
Col. & Southern
Merchants
H&l Cody
MK New Telephone
St A
Blam Union Traction of
O'Hay
Timothy
lay—Mamimothy
Inne &—Runtee — Patra Creamery
Senator Gorman
Justice Stout
St. Vincent's
Bitulithig
Lexington
QOAL
Graf
Font
Purpoue
Clearfield and Grampion Company
Arrangemante
Dunkirk
Smith & Turner
Foyer
Maren
Birthe
Varib
Statenouse
Statehause
Charad
Punch Distriet
Sintehouse
Inenma
Hoor
Bravehouns
Ron Sum
Crimma
Wayr
Recelptyeven
Bratehoue
Altona
Glasenwein
Air
Righ
Roger
Gitran
Clemente
Gowan
Queminning Boyer
Grard
U. S
Europe
Kiranna
al- Tense
Minneapolis Baseball Team
Atering
W. Wash- Hington-01
Pennhylvania
Penrose
Edwin B. Stuart
Beatte
Serigps-MoRae Presa
Harrisburg
Raerchestra
Mumhiean
Cnnvention
Loce
Aeeed Hallant
Weer ‘Leary
Srnater Bolan Pena
Aysiaus
Jniesen
Edwin
Stuart
Roonevelt
Knox Ia
Wade
Pennypacker
Legiature Ia
Commonwealth
Onin River
Great Lakes
Ncure
Iman
Waete- Aram Fheene
Bonn
Cesten
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