Stock Market Mixed in Tepid Trading Across Sectors
Asian Pacific and several industry groups posted small moves as trading opened mixed in New York. Reading and Amalgamated Conper edged higher while Missouri Pacific and some names drifted. Government bonds showed strength with a bank of gains noted, as buyers steadied for a firmer session.
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Senlppe-McRae Preas Association
New York
Jat
Missouri Pacific
S. St.aul
Conper Aectine Anaconda
Putede Consolidated Gas
Othega
W. Thomson
Industrizis
Bion Pac E Tiseaneans
Pokisa
Womaney
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Indianapolis hog and cattle receipts show 2800 hogs 209 cattle and 8 sheep. Market activity steady to higher for select cattle. sheep demand strong for prime stock. Buffalo and Pittsburgh reports reflect firmer prices. poultry, vegetables, dairy products listed with varied per unit prices and common livestock categories noted.
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Indianapolis
Neasba
Isc
Aidhim
East Buffalo
Wethers Bowvak
Kim
Phare
Local Securities Market Steady With Slight Shifts Noted
Market activity showed little change this morning with a few price movements toward higher levels. Brokers report satisfactory demand for active issues while broad holders remain cautious, as indicated by sparse bids and asks across banks, railroads, utilities, and trust stocks including American Central Life, American National Bank, Indiana Hotel, Citizens Savings, Citizens' Street Railway, Indianapolis Gas, and Merchants' Bank.
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Noy Aules
Amer
Central Life Ins Co
American National Bank
Auas Engine Works
WO Belt Railroad
Ms Brown-Ketcham Iran
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Cimax Coffee and RP. Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ Trust
Val Trae Co
My Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana National
Thélana Trust Coss
Indiana Union Traction Pa
Indianapolis Abattair
Ang Indianepolis & Mart
Cape Indianapolis
Naw Telephone Co
People's Deposit Bank
PLC
Light & Frath Fertilizer
Pid
Ca & Co
Pid Security Trust
Maton Traction
Delon Trust Company
van Camp Hardware
Vandalla Coal Co
Wasson, Pro
CEREALS OFF BULLISH RUSSIAN EXPORT SHARED BY MISSOURI REPORTS
June 11 Chicago reports bullish wheat cues from Russia and Missouri. Prices for July and September wheat spiked. corn and oats trading variably. barley and rye noted. Chicago live stock mixed gains seen in cattle, hogs, and sheep with steady to higher bids. Cincinnati and western markets show variations in cattle and hog receipts. lambs firm. Thief steals diamonds from porch while Warrim family on front step.
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Cincinnati
Henry Warrim
Latrhey
Mr Warrum
Murder Mystery in the Bronx Woman Slain with an Ax
New York police probe the murder of Mia Alice D. Kanian, struck in her doorway Friday night. The Bronx resident died from an ax attack as six alleged witnesses are held, with authorities pursuing theories including an Italian killer seeking another woman and fleeing into Kanian’s yard.
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Scrippa-McRae Presa Association
New York
Mia
Alice D. Kanian
Bronx
Uwlians
Mrs. Kinnan
Kinnan
City Births and Damages Reported in Day Record
City record lists births including Jesse and Addie Pargett’s girl at 112 Kentucky aye and Joseph and Nettie Waite’s girl at 1123 Harlan, with other newborns and addresses. A bad condition note cites Elizabeth at 424 Elizabeth and a fire caused by sparks from a chimney damaging Barry Johnson’s home at 914 Highland avenue by $564. investigation notes ventilation and tailet rooms in need of improvements.
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Jesse
Addie Pargett
Kentucky
Hyatt
Mrs. Johnson
Hoyr Ave
Joseph
Nettie Waite
Harlan
Sibert
Nellie Tenfall
Miverave
aAllan
Mary Dean
Taledant
Anton
Nettle Hahoush
Cap- Sirel
Box Ho
Maria Sioacie
N. Nabb Er
Chveser
Catharine Tate
Harry
Pearl Briles
Elteaher
Elzabeth
Egan
Henry
Jenny Stewers
Shelbyquest
Densen
East St. Pauls
Barry Johnson
Highland Ave
Ir Root
City News Highlights Charge Fraud and Local Incidents
A jumble of items reports charges of fraud by state agents, injunction demands against directors, domestic arrest of John York following alleged abuse with wife defending him, and a hysterical window-browsing incident at a brother’s home. It lists deaths, marriages, building permits, burglaries, and a Board of Trade meeting note amid chaotic names and addresses.
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Coms jRany
Janu Ges
Community events and meetings in Indiana town
A rundown of local activities across Indianapolis and surrounding areas including church gatherings Mothers' meetings and union events at parishes and halls. numerous memorial services, musical recitals, and lawn fetes. Parades camps and excursions planned with civic and religious groups highlighting community life.
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Christy
Henry Borst
Willu
St. Joseph's Hall
Misa Bertha Meredith
German House
Knunet Cub
Fair Hawk Park
Pieasant View
Hee Milligan
Ind
Indianapolis
Mworth League
Mamamath Cave
Butler College
Wocot
Frances Willard Union
Anthony E
Laccus Club
Anthony's
George H. ‘Thomas
Re Met
Mattie Debruter
Civil service vacancies on the coast and Panama isthmus
The Civil Service announces vacant draftsman architecture and steel positions paying rates from 1 4200 to 1 600 per year with exams postponed to June 28 due to high applicant volume. Age limit 28 to 41? years. examinations planned in Tompkinsville and Indiana cities Evanville Wayne Indianapolis and Lafayette with locations and dates pending.
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United States
Daly
Girthouse
Tompkinaville
Yoo
Panama
Mission Ace
Uta
Indiana
Evaneylus
Pio Wayne
Indianapelle
Lafaystty
Tucker's Life Lease Case Notes At Murder Site
In a cryptic report a 28 year old man, named Tucker, is linked to a murder scene near a residence. A knife sheath found near the path is admitted as his, but prosecutors lack stronger evidence. The implicated individual comes from a good family yet is noted as not well regarded locally. Miss Page is mentioned in connection with the case.
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Turker
Miss Page
Telegraph from White House on clemency for Tucker
The Sun in Boston reports a telegraph dated June 14 from the White House stating Theodore Roosevelt acknowledges the request to interfere with the execution of Chaylea Tucker. The message expresses sympathy, notes limits of federal power, and argues against delaying the carrying out of the sentence.
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Spreial
the Sun
Boston
Div. Giutin Vtrom
White House
Chaylea Tocker
Pemiuh
Tucker
Theodore Roosevelt
Smoot Dissent Over Exclusion as Senator Case
The excerpt outlines a heated Senate debate on Senator Smoot's fitness and potential expulsion. It cites a majority report alleging breaches of oath and ties to Mormon church influence, versus a minority report asserting no grounds to oust. Leaders push for action while disagreements over testimony reliability persist.
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United States
Mormon Church
Smaot
Pera
Tris Diffeus
Yrause
Tte
Foraler Unverthys
Dillingham
Hopkins
Knox
Wen
Poraxer
Smoot
Senate
Burrows
Ue Communities
Watson
Reid Emunet
Avai
Foraker
Minority Report
Whalen protests over government meat cancer rate claim
Dr Whalen sends protest to the secretary of agriculture questioning official status of Wiley's statement on disease rates and meat consumption. Whalen demands confirmation of the official nature of the claim and seeks clarity from government authorities.
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Whalen
Scrippa-McRine Prene Associative Chicago
Dine u—Health Commanioner
Chemint
Wiley
Chajen
Yeni
Secretary of Agriculture
Lottery charges ensnare James Chambers in fraud case
James Chambers of 29 East Washington and associates face federal arrest and charges over alleged sale of lottery tickets. Court records show Chambers led a scheme involving about 1000 dollars in a New Orleans case, with authorities pursuing further prosecutions.
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James Chambers
Washington
Thas
Eppner
New Orleans
Weekly tally of events and meetings across states
This week lists congressional items such as Smoot aid, conference reports, and discussions on the Panallet and railroad rate bills. House plans include sundry duty appropriations, tailwind rate, and agricultural funding. Naval maneuvers by Great Britain are noted for the week, with events in Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Marion.
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Smoot
Tre Br
Interstate Commeres Commission
Wil
Manneington
Phiadelphe
Cleveland
Maryland Senate gains new member amid session notes
Washington dispatch reports Maryland's new senator winning the seat as session actions unfold. White and Ravier are noted as colleagues in the ongoing routine, with standard procedures observed during the day. Cleveland report from June notes health official Teer Freyd Friedrich reviewing city smear supply amid Chicago packing house concerns.
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Geripps-Hefne
Washington
Wiliant Pinkney
Maryland
Senate
Wln
Gorn
White
Ravier
Setepwoerre
Abbomiatiss
Cleveland
Teer
Freydrich
Chicago
Frederick
Dry Sunday at Peru In Indiana
Special to The Sea reports Peru Indiana police order closes slot machines citywide and enforces liquor restrictions. For the first time in years no one can obtain a drink as the police board pushes Prohibition era style enforcement.
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Peru
Ind
Pnard
buKinas
Holland Funeral Held at Daughter’s Home
The funeral of Theasnre P F Holland was held at his daughter Mrs Fall Bonahue’s residence at 1715 N New Jersey St Man My morning at o clock. The Masins were in charge and burial followed privately at Crown Hall cemetery.
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Holland
Theasnre PF
Fall
Bonahue
New Jersey
Crown Hall Cemetery
Back to their classes after food poisoning scare at Wonxter
The nine Wonxter University girls who were guisawed last week by eating bart fool have recovered and are attending classes.
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Arrippa
McMae Perens
Wooster
Jie W
Wonxter University
Bart Fool
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Municipal League of Indiana
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Moores Him College
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