Stocks On Decline: Reading Rail Opened Lower Then Recovered
Reading Railroad opened lower and later recouped part of the day’s losses as trading in rails and major issues showed irregular action. American Locomotive Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Steel and others fluctuated with liquidity concerns and broad selling in Reading St Paul United States Steel and Amalgamated Copper amid continued price concessions.
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Reading Railroad
Meripps-McRae Areas Association
Kew York
American Locomotive
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Steel Commandoup
Reading
Wit Ma
Bt. Paul
Baltimore & Olio
Central
Penn Rylyanit
Schel Pra
Tas F
Doe
Erle Binghs Central
Missouri
Pasific
G & H.R Browther Phila, & Rendine Southers
Parific
Enton Pacific
Attereilanegis
BOR. Teivsceiese Boyds
Unlisted Securities and Livestock Market Wrap
Live stock and commodity notes from Indianapolis Cincinnati and Chicago show hogs weak with slow trade and large supplies. Beef cattle remain steady with limited movement and prime stock in demand. price ranges vary by class. Additional market data cover grain and dairy quotes, including wheat, corn, and butter.
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Indianapolis
Ride
Mowest
Indianapolis Produce Prices Highlight Regional Groceries
A dated list from Indianapolis markets details Florida tomatoes and peppers among dozens of fruits and vegetables with varied prices per pound, per peck, or per bunch. Meat and seafood items like halibut, trout, beef roasts, veal, and lamb chops appear with per pound costs, reflecting a broad inventory and regional pricing.
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Indianapolis
Florida
Lawrence Peare
Articheker
Dozga
Carros
Jaune
Ealing
July Wheat, Corn Prices Narrow in Open and Close
July wheat opened at 83 cents and slipped to 62 cents as July option activity quickened. Chicago reports July wheat at 74 1/4, September at 83 1/2 with irregular quotes, corn easing early and trading around 5 percent gains, No 2 red winter at 77 3/8, No 3 yellow at 59 3/4, and July delivery volumes listed. local receipts show wheat 7 cars, corn 9 cars, oats 152 cars.
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Bexippa-McRan
Chicago
Sac
Ste
Nate
Park
Sham
Commencement Day at Irvington School Honors Nation's Birthday
The Irvington 8A commencement Thursday at 2 pm presented a patriotic program with an 8A class led by President Samu s Pletcher Rule and Vice President Nellie Swisher. Included were speakers like Donald Cross and Enos Baker, a diploma presentation, and songs honoring America. The June class motto urged building character over fame.
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Irvington
Bertha Branham
Mary Cravens
Lucile Cop
Florence Daan
Bessie Horn
Julia Martens
Hazel McVey
Mabel Pentecost
Clara Reinharat
Verna Sweemmas
Enos Baker
Donald Cross
Lisyd Clinton
Harry Colby
Lon Hildebrand
Frank Merrick
Willrds Meeker
Hiram Seward
Walds Schoen
Churchill Wilson
Ruch Tharp
Anty Waterman
Relva Ward
Lowell Loyd Clinton
America
England
Donald Crosse
Joan Adams
Abigail Ad- Tennysin
AMS
Evan Baker
Divecco Webster Y
Colum- East Buffalo
X.Y
June McCateman
Receluta
Editor Won His Way Contined From Page One
The piece recounts the founding of the Oklahoma State Capital newspaper in 1889 and its founder's journey. It notes initial capital raised by sale of early issues and items, the paper's enduring management, and the editor's dedication to journalism, politics, and community service amid formative Oklahoma history.
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Oklahoma State
Ubeatzeeta
Winefield
Kas
Dh Press
Iowa Country
Oklahoma
State Capital
Publighéa
New Living
Courier Ofice
Jaye
Marcury
Incorporations Filed With Secretary Of State
Articles of incorporation certified Thursday list several entities including The John D Harvey Agency of Munice with capital stock 28009 The First Bank of Gary with capital stock 140000 Kemper Knapp William Haymire and Gilbert Call of Chicago Robert Campbell of Wheaton IA and A Fe Knotts of Hammond The Wayne Abstract Company of Richmond with capital stock 1009%\nIncorporators named along with hometowns include Alanqa Marshall Jonathan Boone Wilfred Jessup Centerville
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John d. Harvey
Muncie
Capital
John J. Hartley
Saran H. Hartley
Ora C. Norton
Gary
Capital Atock
Kemper & Knapp
Wilam D. Haymire
Gilbert BR. Call
Chicago
Robert Wt. Campbell
Wheaton, al
A. Fe Knotts
Hammond
Wayne Abstract Company
Richmond
Capital Stock
Alonga M. Marshall
Jonathan ©. Boone
Wilfred Jessup
Centerville
Throckmorton Married in Double Arizona Wedding
Report of Howard Throckmorton of New York wounded and a double marriage near Yuma Arizona. Estelle Savin wed Throckmorton and Angeline Savin wed George C Boldt Jr. The women are sisters, daughters of a Casal Jtans descendant. The trio traveled to Yuma for a Spanish priest ceremony. The narrative mentions a mysterious stabbing and a motive linked to a Mexican ruse.
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Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
Las Angeles
Cal
Howard Throckmorton
New York
Throckmorton
Estelle Savin
George C. Boldt, Jr
Enunetrys
Via Juana
Graft at State Asylum and Court Matters Reported
Fragmented report details alleged graft at a state asylum, a grand jury inquiry, and bank deposits tied to a former treasurer. Testimony cites brutality at the institution and a father’s claim about child support in a separate case. Earl Fail pleads guilty to simple assault and battery in criminal court, with a ten dollar fine and six months at the workhouse.
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City Normal Bank
Grand
Kankakee
Sears
Wevtin
Ol Meller
H Capital
Lous Weinhurster
Nts Enid Vietims
Earl Fail
Jove Ruckelsham
Labor Federation Plans to Pressure Congress Next Week
Washington June 11 Labor union formation and the American Federation of Labor executive council prepare to meet to plan political action against legislators who oppose organized labor demands for specific laws. President Gompers and allies aim to press for reform while noting limited gains from past efforts. John Mitchell of the miners will attend and raise cpn issues including printer strikes and inter union disputes.
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Washington, Lune
Labor
United States
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Cosregard
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Vyunne J
Gompers
Gompere
John Mitchell
Smunets
Conn
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Boat 15 Sunk in North Sea Scrippe-MeRae Report
A partial report from Antwerp states a vessel named Boat 15 sank in the North Sea today. Five or so persons were rescued or listed as missing, with authorities continuing to assess casualties and salvage odds.
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North Sea
Scrippe-MeRae Press
Anveristion
Antwerp
Belgaum
Mnese
Fem
Benson Takes the Oath as New Senator Arrives
Washington June Db The new senator from Whinisar A W Benson appeared in the senate today and took the oath over immediately after the opening. He succeeds Joseph BR Burton who resigns to a void expulsion.
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Rerippa-McHar
Washington
Whinisar
A. W. Benson
Senate
Joseph BR. Bureton
Dryden Fights For Lock Canal Plan
Washington June 4 The senator Dryden of New Jersey urges a lock type canal through the isthmus of Panama in the senate today criticizing alternative routes and advocating a canal solution for maritime traffic.
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Appeeneres
Washington
Xenator
Dryden
New Jersey
Senate
Canal Jucreas
Panama
Misrule Probe Delays Receiver Hearing in State Agency Case
Petitioners seek a receiver for the State Agency Company amid a heated fight over contracts and alleged mismanagement. Judge Carter postponed the hearing after a private conference. efforts to withdraw the petition and halt payments to former president VanHlaningham continued amid restraining orders and talks of rescinding a major contract.
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Atlveness
Stave
Cail
Efor
Laat
Dudie Carter
Joseph E. Harris
State Agency Company
Otto L. van Hlaningham
Manasager
Territorial Mighty
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State Agency
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Ant
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Nanlaningham
Tuntgart
Lowing Mayers
City Record of a Day Births and Deaths List in Local Notes
A dense City Record lists births and deaths with names and addresses across multiple streets such as Eugene street Central area and Jefferson avenue. It records marriages, building permits, remodels, and additions including Hews and Killermeyer projects, and the long roll of residents and kin in the period.
Battle Banner at the Museum Instate Flag Advised for Care
Col Fred Gemmer reports an old battle banner to the Governor’s office for display in the Stapouse museum. The banner, woven by Williamsport women and presented to Company H 116th Indiana Infantry in 2563, was carried through service but is now tattered and worn. Citizens suggest state custody for proper care.
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Fred Gemmer
Williamsport
116Th Indiana Infantry
Stalnaker Elected President of Capital National Bank
Frank D. Stalnaker of Lilly & Stalnaker was elected president of Capital National Bank at a board meeting held Wednesday. The vote was unanimous to replace the late Frank L. Powell. New vice presidents include W. Robb, Harry Starr, and others with Andrew Smith remaining as VP and Hiram Monge as cashier. Stalnaker is a prominent Indianapolis figure, active in the Commercial, Marion, and Colombia clubs and president of the Board of Trade.
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Frank D. Stalnaker
Lilly & Stalnaker
Capital National Bank
Frank L. Powell
Staloaker
W. ©. Robbe
Robbs-Merrill Company
Harry Starr
Richmond
Andrew Smith
Hiram Monge
Stalnaker
Indianapolis
Ela
Marion
Colombia
Commencement Address at Moores Hill College
Gov. J. Frank Manly delivered remarks at Moores Hill college commencement exercises on Thursday and officiated at the groundbreaking for a new building to be erected at the school.
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J. Frank Manly
Moores Hill College
A Great Lesson for Americans Rockefeller Praises French Thrift
John D. Rockefeller commends France for savings culture and widespread bank accounts. He tells newspaper correspondents that France prospers from thrift after wartime indemnities, noting Americans have yet to learn similar economy and value of savings. Phone 1328.
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Ohn D. Rockefeller
France
Scrippa-McRan
America
Moros Kill American Officer in Davao District
Manila reports Lieut. Edward Botton of the Seventeenth Infantry and an American planter named Christian were slain by Moros after being guests at Chief Mangulayon's home in Mindanao. Accused are Chief Mangulayon and his brothers. Word says a witch incited natives to attack foreigners as 100 regulars and mounted police pursue rebels, driving villagers toward the mountains.
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Manila
Mangalayon House
Mindansa
Ung
Davao Gulf
Cot W
Score
Asasstamt
Philippine Consisbulary
Murikalavon
Foreign commerce grows amid strong ten-month totals
Washington reports the Department of Commerce and Labor data indicate the United States may post a total foreign trade near three billion dollars for the year. If May and June match the ten-month average, imports could reach 1.3754 billion and exports about 796 million, with both likely higher than any prior year.
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Scripps-McRae
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Burton of Elatioiics
Nap
Recital by Music Pupils at Fourth Presbyterian Church
Three piano recitals will be given next week at Fourth Presbyterian Church featuring pupils of George Eckert. Monday June 15 shows June 15 assisted by Volacy Hudpartione and others. Tuesday June 18 features Dereht Smith and a list of performers. Wednesday June 3 marks a special program by Margaret Gilmore and Edward Hall with Mrs George Eckert assisting.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church
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Margaret Gilmore
Edward Hall
George Eckert
Nomination of Barnes for Washington postmaster in doubt
In Washington on June 4 the nomination of Benjamin F. Barnes to be postmaster faces confirmation with debates ongoing. The Senate committee will dispose of his nomination and that of John Wickersham for Alaska judges if not interfering with adjournment and other business.
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Deripps
Stevie Drees
Ashington
Benjamin F. Harnes
Washington
Congress Unie
Minor Morris Waileh
Penate Stiering Committee
John Wickersham
Alaska
Norfolk battleship commander found guilty of negligence
Commander Perry Garay of the battleship Rhode Island was found guilty of negligence in the Yorkspit incident on May 4 and will be reduced in rank and retired. In Angola, Henry Buttler of Angels was arrested by the fish and game commission for selling bass in violation of law, facing a fine of $005.
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Jose t—Lapt
Perry Garay
Rhode
Yorkspit
Angola
Fish and Game Commission
Henry Btulter
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