Equity Rule Clashes With Fraud Claim in Nelson Case
Judge Roby of the appellate court reverses Putnam circuit ruling in State Life Insurance Co. of Indianapolis v Nelson and Nelson. The decision underscores that one seeking equity must do equity, holding Nelson must return money received under a rescinded contract for fraud. Nelson had received extra stock and cash totaling $190.46, and the court denies recovery beyond the amount lawfully owed.
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Judge Roby
Appellate Court
Putnam Circuit Court
State Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
James B. Nelson
Grace Nelson
Roby
State Life Insurance Company
Nelson
Stort
Nelso
Rebyr
Cour
Winter Wheat Crop Shows 80 Percent in State Report
Washington government release on June 1 details winter wheat at 80 percent condition, with 82.1 percent on May 1, 3910 and 0.7 on June 1, 1960. Spring wheat stands 92.7, oats 91.0, acres sown for spring wheat about 19.7 million and oats about 74.35 million. Condition of rye 90.6, versus 91.2 on May 1, 1910.
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Washington
Author Arrested Over Plagiarized Stories in Virginia Case
Harrisonburg VA June 2 1940 A Staunton author was arraigned in federal court on charges of plagiarizing short stories by William Sydney Porter O Henry. The defendant allegedly rewrote the works under new captions for a Boston magazine publishing firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonbung
Fran’ Fi
Finger Crushed as Streetcar Strikes Pedestrian
Sam Jackson of 24 Chestnut street sustained a crushed finger when knocked down by a streetcar at Capitol avenue and Georgia street on Wednesday morning. His shoulder also hurt and he was taken to City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jackson
Chestnut Street
Capitol Avenue
Georgia Street
City Hospital
City Record for a Day Carter and Margaret Hutchison
City record lists numerous entries from Carter and Margaret Hutchison to James F Wilson and others, with ages, addresses, and medical causes or conditions noted such as organic heart disease, gastroenteritis, nephritis, hemorrhage, epilepsy, tuberculosis, and carcinoma. Hospital and street addresses indicate a city-wide register of deaths or illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Wilson
East Louisiana
Bertha Kyaplin
Smith
Lincoln Hospital
Elizabeth R. Pray
North Arsenal
Silas W. Perry
N. Arsenal
Lucinda Crowe
Brighton
George Washington Lewis
West Twelfth
Charles Gibson
North Davidson
oFay Boyle
Ridgely
North Alabama
Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Couples
Marriage licenses were issued to G Hiatt and Louise Borin Coarke J Berry and Marie Bay Frank Meyer and Anna Krawp Marion Kemper and Carrie Mibuno Nona Consula and Anna Pardash James Vinson and Gladys Hiatt J P Keating and C Sullivien Walter Calvin and Jennie Williams WV A Syoder and Clara Preset Ranken and Carrie Merrill Wo Finn and M A Auden H Robbins and Elizabeth McManus W E Hutzell and Bl Steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hiatt
Louise Borin
Coarke
J. Berry
Marie Bay
Frank Meyer
Anna Krawp
Marion Kemper
Carrie Mibuno
Nona Consula
Anna Pardash
James Vinson
Gladys Hiatt
J. P. Keating
C. Sullivien
Walter Calvin
Jennie’ Williams
A. Syoder
Clara Preset
Ranken
Carrie Merrill
Wo. Finn
M- A. Auden
Robbins
Local Notices Fragment Referencing Repairs and Addresses
Fragmentary OCR item lists various addresses and repair actions including 2450 English Street with $400 charge, 1819 W Morris with repairs, 3616 FE FE Wash Rocher and 325 Tenth with $150, along with scattered numbers and names, in a chaotic city notice.
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S.A. Vernen
Agerr E. ‘Mertz
W. “Morris
Chester
Wall Street Hit by Slick Crowd in Market Crash
New York traders faced a sharp jolt as a Washington driven wave of selling hit the market. Insiders reportedly skimmed profits while professionals suffered losses, with London and President Taft influences cited as factors before the downturn deepened on Wednesday.
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Wall Street
New York
Standard Railroad
Washington
Real Estate Transfers From City Listings and Parties
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels with buyers, sellers, and locations such as 441 Chitt p place addition 40x145 feet and Graceland avenue. Central Trust Company and Security Trust Company act as trustees or sellers in numerous subdivisions including Brownley sub division and Adams addition. Several properties on Indiana avenue Ohio street College avenue and English avenue exchange hands with prices ranging from 300 to 4500 dollars, including vacant lots and improved parcels in Beech Grove, Garfield Park, and South Indianapolis areas.
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William Lb. Elders
Olive A. Small
Barnes Avenue
Carl P. J. Shite
Stella M. Nicholas
Picken Et al
EL Washington Street
Washington Street
Central Trust Company
Tajiann Savings and Investment Company
Fortieth Street
Sino
Amanda Orrian
Jimelie F
Indiana Avenue
Ohio Street
Alvord & Cas Mbdivision
Eleventh Street
Ashland Avenue
Jesse B. Cornelius
Chester FL Kiser
Suear Go
West Side College Ave
Rertly
Sixtieth St
Arthur V. Brown
Frank K. Childer
Frank R. Childers
Henry H. Bishop
Arthur FE. McKee
Mary Tl’ Farley
Leura T. Roux
Adams
Oiner St
Tenth St
Harriet
McNaughton
Albert H
English Avenue
Southeastern Avenue
eWim. Hall
Te. Grace FL Linn
Teagan Park
Bellefontains Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Nelson R. Shimer
Lewis G. Shimer
Downey Et al
Irving~ton
Emerson Avenue
Snglish
Alie Weddle
Margaret M. Weddle
Lincoln Park
Central Avenue
Twenty-third Street
State Plaza Company
Valentine Hebart
Ramdelon Street
Beech Grove Improvement Company
Lente Herbert
Beech Grove
Harry J. Jones
Herbert K. Katour
Boulevard Square
Rockie and
Tirtieth
Ion Trust Co
Bradward Falting
Holldas
Garfield Park
Cuft Street
State Avenue
Mary M. Goode
Washington Heights
Carrollton Avenue
Same, Trust Co
William Hasselberg
Jameson's
Belmont
Sheffield “Avenue
Morris‘ Street
Aig United Securities Co
Same
Ranie
Wittiace
Holtman
Pe Amnatie A
Ecwelfth
Center Township
Mallon County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
South Street
McCarty’s
Sal of Outlet
Indianapolis
Marion Vausty
Pennsylvania
Reuben E. Tacuby
Board of Commissioners
Marian County
Massachusetts Avenue
Marion County
Todston
Jtis Lane
Nouttice
Sara
Jaomes M. Ray
Trustee’s
Samuel Miller
HOGS ADVANCE FIVE CENTS AT LOCAL YARDS
Indianapolis June 3 hog receipts 71000 cattle 2000 and 495 sheep show hogs down from last week but cattle higher. Demand remains strong with broad interest from all sources and prices up over Tuesday. Cattle and sheep likewise active at higher prices with spring lambs and yearlings selling well.
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Indianapolis
Market Report East Buffalo NJ cattle receipts summaries
East Buffalo New Jersey market notes show cattle receipts at 50 head with tote and firm time meat prices. Beef cattle grades quoted around 4.00 to 9.75 with calves at 1.73 to 9.75. Sheep and lambs also listed in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. J
Cauives
Market Receipts Lift Livestock Prices Across Regions
Chicago and Pittsburgh reports show hogs strong with mixed grades, cattle steady to higher, and lambs firm. Receipts vary by region with numbers ranging from 10 to 16 thousand head in cattle and sheep, while prices focus on heavies, cows, heifers, and calves with modest gains and steady to strong demand.
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Sip
Coron
Erie
Chicago
Dune
Jima
Pittsburg
Streep and Lambs
Wheat and Corn Markets Fall on Weak Cables and Weather
Chicago traders saw a softer open in wheat with July down 3 and Septem ber 3 under pressure from weak cables and rain in the Dakotas. Corn opened easy and declined 4 in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio as good receipts and fair weather dampened demand, while oats fell and provisions rose on light summer supplies. Closing bids for July wheat and corn were lower with pork and lard firm, reflecting overall grain market softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dakotas
Ilinois
Towa
Indiana
Ohio
Judy
Winget
A.W. Thomson
Vane
Chicago cash grain market report summary
Chicago cash grain markets show prices for wheat and corn with various grades. No. 2 red wheat around 1.08, No. 2 yellow corn near 1.00 to 1.04, with multiple white and spring varieties listed at nominal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prague
Toledo Grain Prices and Dates From June Report
Grain prices listed for wheat rye cloverseed timothy with various delivery months and cash prices. Includes July September December and March futures for 1911 with bid asks and premium notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ono
London Stocks Edge Higher After Early Steep Decline
London brought strength to rail and mining shares as St Paul led gains on Wall Street amid a delayed freight-rate inquiry. After an initial drop, American and mining stocks recovered part of losses with Steel and Reading among leaders in afternoon trading. Government bonds held steady as markets trimmed early declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
London
Taft
St. Paul
Standard
S Pointe
Reading
Southern Pacific and Steel
St. Pauh
Amalgamated Copper
Rr. Paul
Union Pacific
New York Market Prices and Copper Notes
New York prices listed for copper and related commodities with various firm quotes. Notable entries include Standard Oil at 615 and 625, American Toledace at 415 423, Wy.Ching Copper at 115 117, Nipissing at 11% 119-16, and United Copper at 544 614. Also mentions Central 23 216 and Union Mine 13-16, with other price ranges for markets such as Ray Cons and Ely Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil
American Toledaceen
Rawhide
Miami
Tutte Coalition
Boston
Ray
Ching Copper
Nipissing
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
United Copper
British Columbia
Tritap Ags la Rose
SGA
Ome
Central
Chicago
Arizona
Union Mine
Ely Central
Ely Cons
Manhattan
Palmer Oil
el Rayo
New York Produce Prices in a Local Market Note
June prices show pork at unsettle levels with net 255 31 and lard firm around 12.50 to 12.60. Sugar raw firm and refined, coffee trade steady. Dressed poultry quiet with turkeys chickens and spring ducks listed. Live poultry unchanged. Cheese milk and creamery items vary from skim to creamery extras. Eggs show nearby white fancy at 23 25c and mixed fancy around 21 2c with fresh firsts at 19 74c 2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Cotton and Metals Open and Close Lower
New York cotton opened steady with a slight dip of 2 points. Metals closed easy with spot copper at 12.25 to 12.50 and lead at 44.06 to 44.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEW York Metal
Bargain Household Goods Sale Ad Reclines in Basement
A damaged ad lists low prices on cleaning and maintenance items such as mop wringers, floor brushes, wool wall brushes, washboards, copper wash hollers, dust pans, furniture polish, moth balls, clothespins, and insect destroyers. Basement location noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailew
Peterman
Chicago Produce Prices And Poultry Report
Chicago market notes show June butter and dairy extras at varied prices. Listings include firsts at four cents, prime meats chatter, eggs per dozen, and poultry items such as fowls ducks and geese with small cent values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ube
Young
Americae
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Insurance Corporation
Carter
Margaret Hutchison
Douglas
Boy
John and
Mary Evrau
T Waugh
Edward and
Alice Hackernan
Keystone
Robert and
Martha Thompson
Hamilton
Bor
Andrew and
Mary Waldo
Carl and
Louise Pohlman
Methodist Hospital
Bar
Howard
Janie Cooper
Fred
Grace Biddlerand
Nort
Tacoma
Harvey
Grace James
Oran
Amanda Winrick
Whittiersplace, Hoy
Cunningham
Western Railroad
Taff
Washinton
Learborn
Quest
H. G. Alexander
Reese
Indiana Union Traction CO
Ils
Itrain
Traim
Noblesville
Tipton
Kokomo
Peru
Traction Terminal
Chicago Grain
Istra
Troverne
Sane
Coral
Nny
Timothy
Carl L. Rost
Claypool Hotel
N. Illinois St
CURB
American Central Life Etter
American
Cresseting Co Pa
American National Bank
Beit Railroad
Brown
Ketcham
Capital National
Central Trust
Citizens’ Gas Ae Ea
Columbia National Company
Ban
Madison County Terreils
Farmers’ Trust Company
St. Wayne & Wale. Val
Federal Union Surety Co
German American Trust Co
Tome Brewers
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National Bi
Indiana Title Company
Tidiana Trust Co
Indianapolis Abattaip
Indianapolis & Northwest
Southeastern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Kokomo, Marion & W Trac
Laycouk Mfg
Uo Peeves
Marion ‘Crust
Marette
Li Marett
Ptd
Heat & Light
Sly
National Bank
People's Light
People’s State Bank
Rauh Fertilizer Pf
Sae
Eeves & Co. Pecurit Trust
Peter Etna Tees
Terre
Aute H. & l
Aanetes
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Ateee Ion Traction
Pean Teae Union
Truat Denne Seers
The
van Camp Hardware
van Camp Fandlag
Vandalia Coal P. Vandal
Enron Traction
Teist DS .A
Ivd
LS Arres
Vonnegut Hardware CO
East
Washington $ Street
Maclavia
R. B. Kramer
Fairland
Shelbyville Waldron
NEW York Central Lines
Dayton
Lawrenecebu Learie
Crawfordsville
Ind
Acton
1.C
Ieroel
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Cottmours
Selleraburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
1. C. & 8. Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Louisvillé
Scottsburg
Ferre Haute
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Mooresville
Martinsville
Netcastle
Plainfield
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Rushville
Connersville
Uy Pit
Suscoy Uc
Greensburg
Ousburg
Joseph Vance
Indianapolis Sun
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