Cleveland learns from Indianapolis on gas pricing and contracts
Cleveland officials study Indianapolis gas operations as they seek a low rate. The group examines 60 cent artificial gas and the current 75 to 95 cent price range as Cleveland prepares a new franchise contract before July 1.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Ohio City
Shank
Baebr
C. W. Shimmon
Virgil G. Marani
Cleveland Building
B. E. Ling
Cleveland Leader
Real Estate Transfers Mixed Indianapolis Listings
A long list of real estate transfers in Indianapolis and nearby areas. Transactions cover numerous lots and subdivisions with parcel sizes, street locations, improvements or vacancies, and prices ranging from $260 to $65,187. Several transfers involve Nobes, Bohm, Barton, Duckwail, Myers, Laswell, Buckley, Miller, and others.
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Albert C. Nobes
Alte
John Bohm
Indianapolis
Eugene Street
Mimica_ street
Julius J. Seele
Earl A. Barton
Atkinson
St. Pau Street
Prospect Street
Mary L. Duckwail
Win. J. Green
Wood
O. S
West Side
New Jersey Street
Walnut Street
Eliza T. Edwards
Octavia A. Myers
N. Western Park
Udell Street
Engs
Dye Street
George,c. Kepler
George Laswell
Peas S. GE
Heystone Avenue
Reformers Street
Eugene F. Tuttle
Harry C. Buckley
Armstrong Park
Thirty Third
Elmira
Barry C. Buckley
Guy
Marion Hidelands
Sneurt
Central Avenue
Tharty-Eighth Street
Aaron H. Moore
Tnion ‘Trust Co
Berhbert P. Dahlen
Woolcroft
Guilford Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Sore
Anna M. DiVerso
Winthrop Avenue
Fortz-second Street
Philipina Schneider
Holliday
Garfield Park
Rieman Street
State Avenue
Geo. W. Maxwell
Fletcher
Thirteenth
Lewis Streets
Henry F. Holtman
Wr. H. Holtman
Woltman
Michigan Street
Eastern Avenue
Saml. R. Fergus
Eliza A. Blaker
Arhuyron
Nineteneth Street
Ritter Avenue
Frederick Sudmeier
Walter
Sudmeier
Pts.c
Warren
Nionte C. Fiscus
Marion Securities Co
Forest Park
Christian Street
Clayton Avenue
Homer McKinstrey
Owen L. Miller
Foster Et al
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-first Street
William A. Boyce
George Burkhard
Martin
New’ York
Hanson Street
New York Street
Sarah B. Neeley
Harry S. Ingram
Prior’s
Gale Street
Beech Grove Improvement Company
Glen L. Fausett
Beech Grove
Merrill Moores
Caroline Grothans
Varen’s
Morris Street
East Street
Yeiser
Guardian's
Dewaney Street
Elizabeth ©. Smith
Roy E. Smith
Center Township
Clemens P. Heitham
Catherine Neitkaty
Davidson
Oriental Street
Ohio Street
William S. Taylor
Charles HW. Buell
Lenox Place
Adams Street
Thirtieth Street
Louisa A. Wright
Catherine Purkhard
Wiley’s
Indiana Avenue
Tenth Street
William ©. Thomas
John F. Gadberry
Julian Et al
Irvington
Audubon Avenue
University Avenue
Otto Hewersdorf
Luther RB. Taylor Et al
Cruft Street
Bord Street
Frank C. DeWitt
Gertrude Winiap
Factory Park
Ketcham Street
Calelige Street
Heizer
Bert Wilson
Oirty-Secon
Barnes Avenue
Funk
William H.guy
Stout
S. Indiana Avenue
Milburn Street
Lovett
George E. Val Jot
Robingood
Walker
Marion
Emper
Kemlot
Bradley
Washington’ St
Sherman ‘Drive
New York St
Emerson W. Chaille
Edward DD. Evars
Washington Park
Asi
Second St
Shomasa F. Lovett
Walter E. Blai Heighbess
Geaseford
Bub
Cael Ave
Clarence Jum
Mabel -Gillum
Tuxedo Park
Acant
Washington St
Fatl M
Ogle
Joseph L. Deems
Ogie
East Park
Temple Ave
Michigan
City Births and Illnesses Report from Local Record Form
A compilation of births and deaths and illnesses listing numerous entries with names and addresses. It records births for Hanson Kelly Harmon Ragsdale Linzsy Hinesley Neal Padgent Fanty Compton Dawe Lossin Johnson Miller Day Henry Howe McBride Holloran Danteric Stuvel and others along with medical causes such as tuberculosis cerebral hemorrhage bronchopneumonia and heart diseases.
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John and
Aurilla Hanson
Irvington Avenue
Daniel and
Bridget Kelly
S. Senate Avenue
George and
Mary Harmon
Hamilton
Minnie Ragsdale
Fletcher Pee
Nathan and
Ellen Linzsy
Hagperton Avenue
Ralph and
Bila Hinesley
New York Street
George An Norris Neal
Bright Street
Mike and
Leona Padgent
Kentucky Avenue
Bor
Lee and
Stella Fanty
Lexireton Avenue
Thomas Compton
Campbell Street
Caroline Dawe
S. Missouri Street
Mildred Thelma Lossin
S. East Street
Mildred Johnson
John Miller
S. Gray Street
John Day
City Hospital
Charles E. Henry
Bellefontaine Street
Ere Leroy Howe
Eastman Hospital
Riley McBride
James Holloran
Aciano Danteric
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gesina Stuvel
Evison Street
Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Residents
E A Schubert and Minsie Weyricks. A A Lauck and M O Hearn. J Pyke and Bertha M Montgomery. John Hoffman and Mabel Ellis. Morton Howard and Lucile Ruddick. B Smith and Lizzie Griffey. Charles Kelly and Nora Richardson.
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E. A. Schubert
Minsie Weyricks
A. A. Lauck
M. O.hearn
J. Pyke
Bertha M. Montgomery
John Hoffman
Mabel Ellis
Morton Howard
Lucile Ruddick
B. Smith
Lizzie Griffey
Charles Kelly
Nora Richardson
Local Home Repairs and Additions Reported
The list records several home projects with names and amounts. Ww. Smith repaired on E Washington for 300 dollars. Nehille added on 401 North for 300 dollars. L. Rufus repaired at 1421 S&S East for 25 dollars. C. D. Brooks added at 1192 Gale for 45 dollars and a total of 1000 dollars. B. Ward repaired at 2102 Highland. Jesse Booker house at Garfield for 1200 dollars.
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Ww. Smith
E. Washington
Nehille
North
L. Rufus
S&s
Benzgate Case Moves to Washington for Expert Advice
The Indianapolis benzoate of soda case is continued for weeks as attorneys visit Washington to consult government experts including Dr. Harvey W. Wiley. Floyd W. Robinson of Lansing, Michigan testified about benzoate experiments in kittens showing harmful digestive effects.
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Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Floyd W. Robinson
Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Dairy and Flood Commission
Roosevelt speaks on race and civilization at Oxford
The speech condemns racial exploitation and urges treating every person as a moral equal. Roosevelt warns of declining birth rates in Europe, America, and Australia, and says civilization will stagnate if nations fail to value human life. He concludes with faith in the continued greatness of civilized nations.
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Bllsworth
Central
Europe
America
Australia
Villages and Towns Ruined in Italian Earthquake Aftermath
Reports from Naples describe widespread destruction in rural towns and hill communities. Relief funds opened within hours as troops moved to Catalitri and Vallata under martial law. fatalities feared highest in sparsely populated areas as aftershocks continued.
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Naples
Catalitri
Vallata
Indianapolis Hog Prices Hit 9.50 Top as Demand Surges
Indianapolis market reports a small hog run with strong outside demand and active competition from local packers. Top price reached 9.50 with many hogs at 9.45 while cattle and sheep also sold higher. calves and yearlings rose, and overall receipts were 5,500 hogs, 1,300 cattle, 400 sheep compared with a week ago.
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Indianapolis
Live Stock Market Roundup Across Several Cities
Chicago and other markets report mixed hog receipts around 12 000 with gains up to 25 cents, cattle arrivals strong with cows and heifers priced from 2.75 to 7.25, and sheep receipts around 12 000 with lambs up to 8.60. Other cities including Virol, East Buffalo, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh show varied hog and cattle activity, with prices and receipts noted for each market.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
XN. Y
Stags
Cleveland
Ae Fene
Pittsburg
Wheat and corn prices ease on favorable weather signals
Chicago markets show wheat and corn slipping as mild temps and good weather curb demand. Opening and closing quotes reflect softer prices across July wheat and July corn with slight gains in later contracts. oats and lard hold firm amid mixed futures activity.
Wheat and Corn Market Notes From Indianapolis Grain Exchange
The Indianapolis Grain market shows wheat prices for No 2 red and other grades with bids listed through billing for June July and August delivery. Corn and hay bids are quiet with several car counts and inspections detailed for wheat corn and hay including No 3 white and mixed varieties.
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Sample
Hay
Timothy
Hght Clover
Chicago cash grain quotes reflect mixed gains and losses
Chicago June 7 cash grain markets show wheat with varied prices across grades from No 2 red at about 1.02 to No 3 spring near 1.60 while corn and oats list several low to mid 60s for white and yellow varieties and standard sugar sales noted in brief market drift.
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Chicago
Toledo Grain Market Report Dates and Prices
Wheat prices listed for cash and futures with July September and December figures. Corn and rye prices shown by futures months. Alike prime price noted for alsike seed and clover seed cash prices for October December and March.
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Toleno
Wall Street Surges on Rail Stock Advance and Compromise
A rail rate compromise sparks a wild stock opening on Wall Street with 1 to 6 point gains in standard railroad and industrial shares led by Atchison Reading St Paul and Union Pacific. Trading is heavy as short-covering and investor caution shape the day amid fuel for continued equipment orders and a bright crop outlook.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard
Atchison, Steel
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Congress
Great Northern Preferred
London
Continent
New York curb prices and commodity listings
New York curb prices reported for June 7 show Standard Oil at 615 625, American Tobacco 415 420, Miami Copper 21 21, Butte Coalition 1714 1914, Kerr Like 136 8, Goldfield Cons 87-16 514, United Copper 54% H, and several others including Ely Central, Manhattan Transit, El Rayo and Palmer Oil with varied figures.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Ghacco
Rawhide
Miami
Butte Coalition
Boston Cons
Ray Ucons
Chino Copper
Nipissing
Greene Cananeéa
Kerr Like
Goldfield Cons
United Copper
Tramp
la Rose
Ohio Copper
Bay Central
Chicago Subway
Arizona
Union Mine
Ely Central
Ely
Ely Cons
Manhattan Transit
el Rayo
Palmer Oil
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes June 7
Market report lists pork firm at 93.75 dollars per unit and 24.00, lard firm in the Midwest at 12.50 to 12.60, various sugar and coffee grades with prices, and ranges for dressed poultry and live poultry. Cheese appears dull, butter prices firm, and eggs quoted for white fancy at 93 to 235 cents, with nearby mixed fancy at 22 cents.
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New York
Middle West
Rio No. 7 Spot, Co
Sts
City
Boston Stocks Opening Prices Report
Boston June 7 opening stocks list copper Labs 50 East Butte 8 North Butte 3134 Shoe Machine 61 Allouez 40.
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Boston
Labs Copper
East Butte
North Butte
Shoe Machine
Allouez
New York Bar Silver Rates and Mexican Dollars
New York bar silver quoted at 53 3/4 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 44 cents, with market activity noted on July 7. Local traders monitor shifts in precious metal prices amid steady demand and regional exchange updates.
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New York
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Chicago markets report butter extras at 27 cents and firsts 25 to 14 cents dairy extras two cents firsts 24 cents eggs prime firsts 18 cents and firsts 17 1/2 cents cheese twins 15 1/2 cents yough Americas 15 1/4 to 4 cents live poultry fowls mêlée ducks 15 cents geese 10 cents
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Chicago
Yough Americas
New York Metal Prices Close Steady
New York metal markets closed with copper at £12.45 to 12.55 and lead quoted at £5. The June 7 report notes slight shifts and unchanged ranges for copper and lead in London exchange influenced trading.
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NEW York Metal
New York
du Sper
New York Cotton Opens Firm Higher
New York June 7 cotton opened firm with gains of 1 to 17 points, signaling early strength in the market as traders react to cooling supply concerns and demand optimism.
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New York
Governor Marshall to Lay Corner Stone at Nokamo YMCA
Gov Marshall will speak Wednesday at 4 a.m. for the corner stone laying of the new YMCA building in Nokamo. He will also attend the forthcoming commencement at Wabash College in Crawfordsville with other notables.
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Ing Rem
Roosevelt
Oxford
Hogs Bane
Boas
Chicago Grain
Liverpool
Berlin
A. W. Thomson
Chicago Cash Grain
Toledo
Shelbyvill Waldron
Acton Fairland
NEW York Central Lines
BIG Four
Bayton
Ohio
Adem Greensbart
New Point
Batesville
Guilford
Crawfordsville
Ind
Washington
CURB
American Central Life Pee
American’ Creasoring
American National Banks
Eee
Belt Railroad
Nee
Capital’ National Bank
Central Trust Free Wee Nae Citizens
Tee Columbia National Bank
Delamsdison County Ter Farmers’ ‘Trust Sebo Y
Federal Union Surety
Ft. Wayne & Wale
Val
American Trust Co
Wee Home Brewery Ee
Indiana
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Title Company Veresee
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Gas
Heat & Light
National Bank
People’s Light
People’s State Bank
Reeves
Security Trust
Terre Haute
H. L
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Union_ Trust de etcetera nes Van Camp
Eree
Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
Sewanee
Sewanee Ern
Citizens’ Gas
Citizens’ Street Railway
Delaware & Madison
Val. T
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Indianapolis & Northwestern Oo
Indianapolis Street Railways
Indianapolis Water
Uyhya AU
Lnidianapolis Trac
Kokomo, Marion & West
ST Merchants’ Heat & Light
Union Traction Common
C. Keehring & Bro
Virginia Aven
Pennsylvania
Madison
Brazil
Greencastle
South Bend
Union Station
Michigan City
Rochester Plymouth
Tipton
Noblesville
Lake Crossing
Rochester
Sadusky
Cedar Poin
Niagara Falls
le.& W.R.R
Bers
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
L. C. & S. Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Stottsburg
Scottaburg
Indies
Delury the Hatter
Kentucky Ave
North Illinois ST
H. I. Sherwood
Baldwin Block
Piper Machine Co., Inc
Maryland St
Gerge Walplacer
Indianapolis Gas Co
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Kokomo
Peru
Traction Terminal
Tere
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Dayton
Dayton, O
Zanesville
The
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Rushvill
Nnersville
Connersville
Rushville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Greensburg E
E Hunter
Joseph Vance
Story of Winchell Co
Indianapolis Sun