Wife testifies spouse smoked all night in divorce case
In Superior court Kate Lynn testified George Lynn abused her verbally as the most proficient cusser she had heard and controlled her by forcing housework, cooking on bricks, and using clocks and a cup as missiles. She described repeated leaving and returning, while Lyon denied the charges and the divorce was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lynn
George Lynn
Superior Court
Flo
Zoo
Nes
Lyon
Strange Bone Find in Pompey Cave Near Tikeville
Coroner notified of discovery by rock workers in a cave above the forks on Pompey. Skeletons of a man and a woman found, clothing preserved. The man wore a corkscrew suit, the woman a pierced bodice and bullets through a corset, plus a woman's hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tikeville
Pompey
Forks
Womin
Dog Anoys Guests in Rooming House Dispute
Mrs. Nannie B. McQuown, owner of a rooming house, filed an action for reef against neighbor Wiliato A. Miller over Miller’s chickens crowing and dogs barking at her property. The plaintiff’s secretary to Ben Fauret, a Lima militi onfilonaire, testified in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandushy
Nannie B. McQuown
Wiliato A. Miller
Miller
Mills to Shut Down in Fall River Mills
More than 5 000 workers at seven large cotton mills in Fall River Mass will face alternating weekly shutdowns starting next week. The mills belong to M Borden of New York and the dull cloth market is cited as the reason for the temporary halts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall River
Mass
Dune
PB. Borden
New York
Real Estate Transfers List Dense with Chicago Area Parcels
Land transfers cover numerous parcels across East, West, and North sides, with buyers and sellers including McVey Stewart, Ridley Davidson, Guied ty Usane, Baker Nowlin, Summers, Kraus, Britton, Dewar Rothbart, Brown Ryder, Hollingworth, Workman Neer, Witz, Dietz, Sangster, Huadrin trustee, Braden, Smith, Hastinger, Coouse, Du Bois, Johnson, Moeller, Lee, Clifford, Kunkle, Coval, and others. Properties range from additions like Johnson's E Ohio Street, Big Four, Mapleton, Armstrong, Parker, and Geis to subdivisions around Cleveland Place, Caro line, and Pike township. Totals include improvements, vacant lots, and substantial sums up to $15,000. The record notes lots, blocks, dimensions, and street locations such as Kenwood Avenue, New York Street, Broadway, and English, with numerous southeast and northwest corner references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVey Te Jas
AL Stewart
Johnson
Ohio Street
Keystone Avenue
Washington Street
Chas
R. Ridley
Christ Davidson
Kit
Big Four
Minnesota Street
Big Four Railroad
Livira Guied Ty Usane
Laughner
Ee Armstrong
East Side
College Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Fisher
Bertha Street
Charles
Britten
Mary Va. Kraus
Geo. M. Dewar
Julius Rothbart
Blake
Emmertt Street
Capitol Avenue
Arthur W. Brown
M. Ryder
Brown
Mapleton
Gravelind Avenue
Eco. Stanley
Chas. E. Hollingworth
Asgood
Washington Boulevard
New Jersey
Thirtyfourth Sts
William A. Workman
Adam W. Neer
Geis Et Als
New York St
Tuxedo St
Mabel Douglas
J. A. Witz
Parker's
Caroline St
Twenty-fifth St
Dietz
Glen Drive
Fountain St
Sangster Et al
Twenty-seventh St
Geo. D. Huadrin
Edgar N. Stont
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Ruth Braden
Elizabeth J. Braden
McCart
Nordyke Ave
York St
Hall Place
Ball Place
Sixteenth St
Coffin
Pleasant St
Olive St
Margaret A. Smith
George W. Smith
Pike Township
Mary B. Coouse
Beatrice G. Betterman
Caylor
E. Washington St
Washington St
Riley Ave
Houston's
Temple Avenue
Tenth Street
Wabash Realty and Loan Company
Charles O. McNulty
Drake
Isinoise Street
Thirteenth Street
Harry M. Johnson
Mary J. Phelan
Johnson Bros
Pennsylvania
Fifty-sixth
Ea R. Lee
Peter. Moeller
Armstrong
Thirtieth Street
Elmira Street
Peter C. Moeller
Billa R. Lee
Miller Et al
Broadway
Sixteenth Street
Frances L. Kunkle
Frank M. Hedges
Wayne Township
Arietta KF. Coval
William Bader
Stratford
American people marry too young
Berlin June 10 Judge Karl Von Lewinsky argues US divorces rise from economic factors, not lax laws. He cites 1900 data showing 73 American divorces per 15 in Germany and Wales, 23 in France, 32 in Switzerland. He notes Americans marry very young and women’s independence fuels divorce willingness.
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Berlin
Karl von Lewinsky
United States
International Association For Uniform Laws
Germany
Wales
France
Switzerland
von Lewinsky
Wayne Works president Walter Shultz dies at 60 in Richmond
Walter Shultz, president of Wayne Works Manufacturing in Richmond, died at noon Friday after a period of heart disease. He was 60 and had been ill for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Walter Shultz
Wayne Works Manufacturing Company
Millionaire Duke Benedict to Wed for Fourth Time
Washington June 10 Brodie L Inike mother of tobacco millionaires obtained a license to marry Miss My4anta Roschelle in Durham North Carolina The 62 year old Duke Benedict recently was reported dying The couple list Durham as residence They plan a Friday ceremony at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Donald McLeod The marriage follows his sensational 1904 wedding to Mrs Alice T West and ongoing publicity surrounding his life in the limelight
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Washington
Brodie
Inike
My4anta Roschelle
Duke
Durham
Tfe
Alice T. Webt
Mainy
First Presbyterian Church
Dovald
MeLheod
Mrs Ford Examined by Sanity Experts
Cincinnati June 1 Mrs Teanette Steward Ford a central figure in the Warriner expose was examined Friday by sanity experts at Cincinnati hospital. She likely will not be committed to Longview asylum. The hearing will be continued next Tuesday. Mrs Ford seemed more rational and self possessed than in several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Teanette Steward Ford
Chas. GL. Warriner
Cincinnnati Hospital
Longview Asylum
Pilgrims Visit Pope for Peters Peace Address
In Rome on June 10 the pope received 60 American pilgrims led by Bishop John J. Hennessy of Wichita Kansas who presented Peters peace. The pope spoke briefly to the group.
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Rome
John J. Hennessy
Wichita
Ihas
City Record for a Day
City births list multiple families with addresses and newborns including a boy for Arthur and Cora Lacy and a girl for William and Virginia Fleming from Mercury flats. City hospital births include Roel and Amelia Jupert, Petine and Ellen Whiphart, and a bar. City hospital patients named Edmund McClintock, John Sculley, Mrs Adams at 420 N Keystone, and others with diagnoses such as pulmonary tuberculosis and cerebral meningitis. Other patients: Thornton Wright at Hiawatha, Gianche Johnson with acute pulmonary tuberculosis, Adaline Martin with pulmonary tuberculosis, Fearl Linden with broncho pneumonia, Earl Krummer age 22 days, and Edgar Deacon with acute inflammatory rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur and
Cora Lacy
Arizona St
Edmund and
Martha McClintock
Saleny St
William and
Virginia Fleming
Meridian Flats
N Roel and
Amelia Jupert
City Hospital
Petine
Ellen Whiphart
Sir George and
Grace Adams
Keystone Ave
Bar
John F. Elwell
Central Insane Hospital
Thornton Wright
Hiawatha
Nitral
Gianche P. Johnson
Udell St
Adaline T. Martin
E. Tenth
Wm. Chester Woods
Minkner
Fearl Linden
King Ave
Earl Krummer
Southeastern Ave
John Sculley
Edgar C. Deacon
Highland Ave
Names of couples appear in unclear listing of pairs
The record lists multiple paired names including Lion Spughts with Beatrice Webber and Jake F Chapman with Cleatus Brown, plus several other couples such as Orval Avery with Jessie Queisser, Charles J Brown with Ethel Cole, Alfred Arenhart with Fannie Heitham, Henry Alley with Maude Brown, Charles Forche with Margaret Mee-Grath, Oscar Rugenstein with Lucinda Oakes, Louis Kaiser with Emma Staley, and Edward Munday with Bessie Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Spughts
Beatrice Webber
Jake F. Chapman
Cleatus Brown
Orval Avery
Jessie Queisser
Charles J. Brown
Ethel E. Cole
Alfred S. Arenhart
Fannie Heitham
Henry C. Alley
Maude C. Brown
Charles Forche
Margaret R. Mee-Grath
Oscar Rugenstein
Lucinda P. Oakes
Louis H. Kaiser
Emma
Staley
Edward Munday
Bessie Powell
Local Repair and Dwelling Listings on W Wilkins to Bellefonte
A historical listing shows numerous repairs and dwellings with associated addresses and amounts. Listings include Manion at 506 W Wilkins and 520 W Winsins, A W Shearer at 630-6325 West, Holliday Wyon Co at 206-210 Toledo, L Mason at 1006 N Delaware, Leonard L McQueen near Washington, William Hitton in Carrollton near Thirty-eighth, L B Smith at 2058 Bellefon taine, Co L Noble at 6216 E Washington, Edson T Wood at 640 N Gray, H Craig at 1222 Congress, William L Higgins at 184 E St Joe and 128 EB St John, J Corridan at 720 N Dela ran, J G Anderson at 1622 Bellefon, D Tyler at Eleventh Deneborn, with various sums up to 4,200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gqinssle Manion
W. Wilkins
Gince Manion
W. Winsins
A. W. Shearer
West
Holliday-Wyon Co
Toledo
L. Mason
N. Delaware
Leonard L. McQueen
Sider
Washington
William Hitton
Evelling
Carrollton
Thirty-elehth
Ll. B. Smith
Natlition
Bellefontaine
Co. L. Noble
E. Washington
Edson
T. Wood
N. Gray
H. Craig
Congress
William L. Higgins
E. St. Joe
William Higgins
EB. St. Joe
John
Kinzer
S. New Oy
J. ‘Corridan
N. Delaran
J. G. Anderson
Bellefon- LD
Heavy hog receipts push prices up and down at Indianapolis market
Receipts of 11 000 hogs 1 850 cattle and 750 sheep show rises from a week ago and a year ago. Early sales were steady with Thursday but later declined. bulk hog sales at 9.60 to 9.65 with a few at 9.70 and a fancy light load at 8.75. Cattle receipts rose making sales tougher though top grades held steady. fat cattle weak to a shade lower. Sheep and lamb demand remained strong from outside buyers with prices steady to firm. lambs 9.00 down, yearlings 6.75 down, sheep 5.00 down.
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Indianapolis
Ing
Renee
Weber
Oalves
Saad
Ee Sas
Eresers Sulk
Chicago
A. W. Thomson
tNominul
Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Markets Reported
Market notes from Buffalo Pittsburg and Cincinnati show cattle receipts varied with steady to firm tone. Prime steers quoted near 6.00 to 6.60, calves up to 36.50, hogs ranged 7.50 to 10.10, sheep and lambs fluctuate with lambs around 6.50 to 9.75 and yearlings near 7.00, with regional differences and early June activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Alton Shares Lead Becline At New York
Wall Street Friday featured copper shares with Amalgamated Copper dropping one point and Amalgamated stock sliding further amid profit taking. Trading was dull while Union Pacific Reading and Steel showed minor activity. Government bonds fell, while other issues steadied as bears dominated floor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Reading, Steel
Amalgamated
London
Chicago & Alton
Amalgamated Ranper
Amalgamated Copper
Commission House
Steel Common
Fragmented OCR crop notes on track and grain pricing
The text lists numerous track items by color and number such as No 2 red track and No 4 white track alongside billing notes and dates. It also references Timothy and various grain inspections, with quantities in cars and ears, totaling mixed oats, wheat, corn, and rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Bien
Bnloe
Ybrough
Cheelee
Timothy
Lear
Chicago Produce Prices and Dairy and Poultry Totals
Chicago market prices list butter creamers and dairy extras at 2 to 4 cents. Eggs show firsts at 24 to 26 cents per dozen. Cheese and poultry items include young Americas at 15 to 16 cents and fowls ducks and geese priced per item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Americas
Market Notes from Chicago to Minneapolis in a Bearish Report
Market notes describe traders in Chicago wheat seeing pressure from short sales, while bears struggle to push prices lower as weather and crop conditions in Minneapolis are mixed. Bank of England rate cut shapes New York sentiment. rail bill outcomes and money market prospects influence broader market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs Finley Barrell & Co
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Chicago cash grain prices on June 10 1924
Wheat prices list for No 2 red No 3 red and other grades with nominal and bid figures. Corn values show No 2 No 2 white No 2 yellow and various No 3 and No 4 grades with cents per bushel. Oats quotes include No 2 white and No 4 categories with price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain futures report from Toledo market day
The Toledo market wire lists wheat, oats, rye, cloverseed and timothy prices for cash and contract months. Wheat cash at 5 14, July 9 83, September 9 5tye. oats cash 80c, July 85, September 36 4c. cloverseed cash 6 80, October December 6 45. prime timothy 2.15, al sike prime 7.05 to 7.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
New York Metal Prices Close Divergently
New York June 10 metals closed generally steady with spot copper quoted at FI220 T2a57 and lead listed in the day’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Metal
New York
New York Market Briefs and Copper Stocks
New York June 10 market report lists copper and mining shares including Cananea Kerr Lake and Cananea Copper with varied quotes. Notable values show United Copper, British Columbia, Chino Copper, Ely Central, Manhattan and Union Mine among others. Oil and select mining equities appear with fractional price points and shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard
American Tobacco
Uwhide
Miami
Ely Cons
Manhattan
Palmer Oil
al Rayo
New York Produce Market Report June 10 1924
New York produce prices show pork quiet at Mess 324.00. Lard firm with spot MidWest 122.60 to 122.70. Sugar Raw steady with various grades priced. Coffee Rio No 7 at 618 6 3 4 c on spot. Dressed poultry fairly active. turkeys 15 1 2 c, chicks 16 to 24 c, fowls 15 to 20 c. live poultry roosters and geese priced. butter creamery extra 23 28 1 2 c. cheese steady with milk values. bugs quiet with white fancy 24 to 26 c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Geese, LLC
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Wayne Works
Millionaire Duke Benedict
Mrs. Ford
Strong
Heeves
Chicago Grain
Ask
American Central Life
American Creosoting Co
Tas
Indy American National Bank
Wee l
Eeraes
Brown- Ketcham
Ee Ion Capital National Ane
Ceee Ee
Central Trust
Ewenee
Citizens’ Gas Company
Columbia National Bank
Dela. & Madison County Terdin Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Ft. Wayne & Wab
Trac
German American Trust Co
Indiana
Indiana National Bank
Waraee
Indiana ‘Trust Coat
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Gas
Indianapolis & Northwest
Southeastern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Kokomo, Marion & W. Trac
Laycock Mfg. Co
Ae Security Trust Reeves & Co. of
Tees
Terre Haute H. & L
Union Lol
National Baok
Union Traction
Union Trust
Ste Tee E Eens
QUT
van Camp Hardware
van Camp Packing
Vandalia Coal
Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
Isp
Us Citizens’ Gas
Citizens’ Street Railway
Delaware & Madisag Js
Wayne & Wab
Val. T. Uo
Ts Fe
Indiana Union Traction
Col & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Dynes Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Tedianapolis & Northwestern
Taodianapolis Water
Anapolis Trac
Kekomo, Marion & Weat. Co
Merchants’ Heat & Light
New Telephone
New Telephone Second
Telephone Longe Dist
Vaton Traction
ALTON
Becline
Que
Wigan
Hoe Whett -Strong
BEN Hur
Crawfordsville
Sun
Bank of England
New York Times
Minneapolis
Van _ Dusen-Harrington
South Bend
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Kokomo
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le.& Vw.r.r
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Decatur
Ill
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T A, m
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7&C
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Dixie Flyers
Indianapolia
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
Il, C. & S. Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Scottaburg
Terre Haute
Esdianapolis
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Dayton
Dayton, O
Columbus, CO
Zanesville
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Efet
Iowa
Rushvillnersville
Connersv
Shelbyville
Ile
Greensburg
Circle New Indiana Cafe
Rooga
Crown Dentists
Gregg Knox
CIA
French Steam Dye Works
Garment Cleaners
Circle
Walter Ehlers
South Illinois
Siala
GREGG
Stephens
Burton’s
WHITE
English Cafe
Tungstoker
Indianapolis Light. & Heat CO
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