Indiana proposes state workhouse to cut jail idle time
Secretary A W Butler of the Board of State Charities argues for a state or district workhouse to employ jail prisoners eight hours a day. He cites counties like Marion and Vigo where stone cracking and road material could be produced, aiming to reduce jail populations and fund self-sustaining operations while discouraging repeat offenders.
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Indiana
A. W. Butler
Board of State Charities and Corrections
Samuel Foster
Fort Wayne
Charities Society
Mr. Butler
Marion County
Vigo
Vanderburg
Quick Lunch Vending Shifts Hurt Omaha Restaurants
In Omaha on June 16 a veteran restaurateur notes inflation and dollar menus push diners from downtown eateries to drug store coffee and quick sandwiches. European plan hotels and hotel clubs now compete, reducing patronage for higher end restaurants as stores and institutions expand luncheon options.
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Omaha
Neb
Workman Dies of Fall From Train in LaPorte
Special to The Sun reports Albert Walker and Frank Cannon of Terre Haute fell from a Lake Shore train during sewer construction work in LaPorte Indiana. Cannon died shortly after hospital arrival with a severed leg and internal injuries. Walker sustained serious injuries and is expected to be fatally injured.
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Laporte
Ind
Albert Walker
Frank Cannon
Terre Haute
Lake Shore
Cannon
Walker
Choose Men of Proper Politics for Committee
Indiana county superintendents formed a five member legislative committee in executive session. Democrats hold three seats, Republicans two, with two more to be added in December. Edson Sarber presidents, Ralph Tirey secretary, John R. Carr treasurer. Sarber and Haines are Republicans.
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Indiana
Lee Driver
Winchester
Randolph County
John F. Haines
Noblesville
Hamilton County
Jesse Webb
Franklin
Johnson County
Richard Park
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Edson Sarber
Warsaw
Kosciusko
Sarber
Haines
Edson B. Sarber
Ralph Tirey
Mitchell
Lawrence County
John R. Carr
Marion County
Larber
Carr
Court petition to fix land values in Marion County
A petition filed in Marion county court seeks appointment of three freeholders to assess damages as Vandalia Railroad Co plans to condemn and take land adjoining its tracks from Ella K. and John H. Furnas in Decatur township. Settlement efforts have failed.
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Marion County
Vandalia Railroad Company
Ella K
John H. Furnas
Furrases
Decatur Township
Hudson to head T. P. A. in Chattanooga
It is freely predicted that W. O. Windson of New Orleans will be elected president of the Travelers' Protective Association and T. Schuyler Logan, now national representative, will be elected secretary-treasurer.
Real Estate Transfers List Quick Summary
A sprawling transfer record shows Edward Cassidy to John P. Chenworth at Light's Bellevue, Annie Taylor to Alma Bohannon on Fletcher's Brookside, and many others including Hypes to Parsons, Duckwall to De Haven, Cross to Road, Bremerman to Dudding, Stackhouse to Warner, Stevens to Provident Realty, Schovell to Bassett, Jones to McCullough, Sellers to Goldberger, Potts to Vonnegut, Vonnegut to Potts, Davis to Indianapolis Union Traction, Cook to Cook, Fisher to Fisher, Hardin trustee to Cropp, Werble to Birk, Pence to Ridge, and Ridge to Pence, totaling 47,236 in value. The parcels are varied in size and use, with several vacant lots and several improved parcels, many at major street corners and in multiple additions.
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Edward Cassidy
John P. Chenworth
Bellevue
Broadway
Fifty-fourth Street
Annie Taylor
Alma Bohannon
Fletcher
Brookside
Brookside Avenue
Roseline Street
Ailen G. Hypes
Julius F. Parsons
Shover
Graceland Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
Johu CC
Duckwall
Marguerite M .de Haven
Heywood Second Park
Talbott Avenue
Twenty Eighth Street
Charles M. Cross
Tra M. Road
Myers’ University Place
Butler_ avenue
Brookville Road
Frederick Bremerman
Wiliam C. Dudding
Wood
Alabama Street
North Street
Sane
Henry M. Stackhouse
C. M. Warner
McClintock
Central Avenue
Washington, Boulevard
Vorty-sixth Street
Dora’ A. Stevens
Provident Realty Company
Nelson's Sub
Rural Street
Elbert E. Schovell
Homer D. Bassett
Oxford Place
Oxford Street
New York Street
Fred E. Jones
John G. McCullough
Allen
Chicago Street
Northwestern Avenue
Harley F. Sellers
Joe Goldberger
Lenox Place
Lasalle Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Alfred F. Potts
Clemens Vonnegut, Jr
Butler
Park Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Walter Vonnegut
Dewey
Alabama
Fifteenth Streets
Artimus B. Davis
Indianapolis Union Traction Company
Lawrence Township
Ellen Cook
John F. Cook
Merrill
Duncan and
Alabama Streets
Peter Fisher
Neems
L. F. Fisher
N. W
Township
Perry Township
Geo. D. Hardin
Claud J. Cropp
Mt. Jackson
Wm. I. Werble
Alberta J. Birk
Pennsylvania Heights
Eighty-sixth
Pennsylvania Streets
Mary J. Pence
Joel
Banker’s Auto Stolen. Man Found at Dawn in Noblesville
Horace Parker, 19, of 1703 Milburn Street, was found asleep in a car belonging to George Bowen, president of Noblesville’s First National Bank, Thursday morning. Officers Houlihan and Reed charged him with drunkenness after locating the vehicle at Court and Missouri streets. Bowen and John Owen, Noblesville postmaster, had parked at the Columbia Club Wednesday night. Parker likely had a companion who fled, and the pair reportedly fired shots near Broadway and Twenty-fifth streets around midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Parker
Milburn Street
George Bowen
First National Bank of
Noblesville
Houlihan
Reed
Court
Missouri
Panker
Mr. Bowen
John Owen
Postminster
Columbia
City Record for a Day
A city record lists births and deaths with names and addresses for several families including Walter and Jennie Strong expecting a girl at 3353 Roosevelt Ave and George and Lillian Piper with a boy at 740 W Twenty sixth St. It also notes hospital patient Benjamin Tansel at Deaconess Hospital with acute glanders and multiple deaths from arteriosclerosis cerebral hemorrhage and pulmonary tuberculosis among residents and nonresidents including Amartha Hardamay and John A Newland with ages and addresses.
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Walter
Jennie Strong
Roosevelt Ave
George and
Lillian Piper
Twentysixth St
Alonzo
Cora Teffers
E. Sixteenth St
Perry and
Gertrude Jarvis
Roache Are
Benjamin Tansel
Deaconess
Glanders
Thomas Madden
N. Tilneis St
William H. Mack
Hamilton Ave
Herbert G. Drummond
Keystone Ave
Amos Springer
Brookville Pike
Daniel J. Lanahan
Gertrude Guenther
Vermont St
Amartha Hardamay
Fayette St
John A. Newland
Blake St
Marriage Licenses List Briefly Named Pairs
A list of marriage licenses issued featuring numerous couples including Richard E. Sprague and Daisy G. Lan ham Edgar FE Brodbeck and Julia V Nesom Albert G Maas and Nannie BK Forward Harry W Clafley and Minnie A Schmitt Thomas Speake and Eda S Pfaff Edward A Manning and Nellie M Buckum Charles A Belding and Edna M Tracey John Tullis and Charlotte M Bouldin William A Hardy and Anna J Droege Albert Shakespeare and L Maud Steel Fred F Uh and Hazel M Sanders Oral E Peters and Delpha Jenkins George G Stettler and Lillian C Claffey Alfred E Carl and Marguerite A Johnson Harry E Clark and Louise Clouser Charles H George and Ida A Peterson Edward J Swager and Anna B Taylor David W Hedges and Lulu J Perry Ernest F Smith and Donna G Norton Benjamin F Wilson and Frances E Carr John F Engelke and Frances E Woerner Charles M Paul and Barbara E K Pring Toy Wheeler and Mildred C Songer Mike Ball and Anna Knevel Claude C Winkler and Nelle J Shugert Alfred Bushmen and Verla M Rollings Victor Feroh and Josephine Garisek George M Nichols and Nellie Cahill
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Richard E. Sprague
Daisy G. Lanham
Edgar FE. Brodbeck
Julia V. Nesom
Albert G. Maas
Nannie BK
Harry W. Clafley
Minnie A. Schmitt
Thomas Speake
Eda S. Pfaff
Edward A. Manning
Nellie M. Buckum
Charles A. Belding
Edna M. Tracey
John ©. Tullis
Charlotte M. Bouldin
William A. Hardy
Anna J. Droege
Albert Shakespeare
L. Maud Steel
Fred F. Uh
Hazel M. Sanders
Oral E. Peters
Delpha Jenkins
George G. Stettler
Lillian C. Claffey
Alfred E. Carl
Marguerite A. Johnson
Harry E. Clark
Louise
Clouser
Charles H. George
Ida A. Peterson
Edward J. Swager
Anna B. Taylor
David W. Hedges
Lulu J. Perry
Ernest
Dwelling and Building Estimates for Various Properties
A list of properties with owners and values including Thrush dwelling at Twenty-ninth and Graceland priced at 2200, Oran Perry Gray near St. Clair at 1800, remodels on 3107 E. Washington for 1000, and several other dwellings, sheds, boilers, and repairs across Indianapolis and surrounding streets with amounts ranging from 25 to 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IR. Thrush
Twenty-ninth
Graceland
Oran Perry
Gray
St. Clair
George M. Smith, Jr
E. Washington
Bower
Virginia Ave
Pedeastals Brewing Company
Noble
Roy
Adare
Washington Boulevard
Thirty-third
Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Company
Ray and Madison
Polk Sanitary Milk Company
Fifteenth and Lewis
Andy L. Johnson
N. Rurah
Mary L. Johnson
N. West
Toe F. Haslinger
Hamilton
John R. Welch
Douglass
Ancianipens Grille Co
Kentucky
J. Grabner
Shively
T. D. Cravens
N. ‘Pennsylvania
T. E. Moon
Espe. S. Gentry
H. A. Jones
N. Tremont
I. Shullmeyer
LaSalle
New York Curb Prices Mixed Across Metals and Commodities
Curb prices in New York show scattered moves with Standard Oil quoted around 610 to 620, American Tobacco 420 to 425, and various copper and chemical equities like Miami Copper at 19.5 to 20, Chino Copper around 11, and United Copper near 4. Also listed are Tramp, Bay Central, and Klengo Subway quotes along with other minor items and market chatter.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Rawhide
Miami Copper
Butte Coalition
Boston Cons
Ray Cons
Chino Copper
Nipissing
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
Guanesane
United Copper
Tramp
My ‘Ag
Bay Central
Klengo Subway
Cing. Arizona
Union Mine
Ely Central
Ely Cons
Manhattan
Ge Satiner Oil
Tire
Chicago Cash Grain Market Update June 16
Chicago close reports bid ranges for wheat corn and oats with multiple grades. Prices show No 2 red wheat at 1.03 1.03 4, No 2 northern spring around 1.00 to 1.04, No 2 yellow corn near 58 to 59 cents, oats No 2 white about 39 to 39 1/2 cents, standard at 39 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Durham
Usc
Stige
Toledo Grain Prices Stand Still in Market Report
Toledo Ohio wheat and corn futures show mixed quotes with cash and futures levels. Wheat notes include July and September prices, corn lists several contract months, oats, rye, clover seed and timothy hay priced by month and grade with occasional fractional cents.
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Toledo
Rime Alsike
Prime Timothy
Hog and cattle prices mixed at major markets on June 16
United States market notes show hog receipts at Indianapolis 7 000 with most hog sales near 9.70 and some at 9.65 as outside demand lagged. Cattle and calves were steady to uneven with declines cited for many classes. Cincinnati and Chicago reported varied receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep amid market shifts. East Buffalo and New York areas posted slower cattle receipts with lambs and yearlings listed at mixed levels.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Beeves
Texas
East Pufereo
N. Y
Yorker
Market Notes from Finley Barrell Co and Others
New York forecasts favor a summer bull market if favorable conditions hold. Illinois wheat carryover estimated near 44 million bushels with good outlook. Chicago reports bearish sentiment on wheat prices due to anticipated movement and mixed northwest crop signals. Corn dealers note scattered offers from country traders as farmers stay in fields seeking 53 to 60 cents. Wall Street hints retrenchment in railroads with money market shaping for crop movement funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley, Barrell & Co
New York
Laldilaw
Chicago
Wall Street
Serous
Wheat market opens higher on dry heat in Chicago
The Chicago grain market started Thursday firm on Liverpool cables and dry weather in the northwest. July wheat rose about 5 1 2 cents with other months up 4 to 14 1 2 cents. Liverpool prices gained around 3 4 pence. Corn opened steady to higher, oats firm with small advances, and provisions fell.
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Chicago
Liverpool
New York Bonds Market Snapshot From Railroad and Utilities
A compact report lists bond prices and changes for major issues including UC and con reg 4s unchanged, U S con reg 3s unchanged, Philippine and Panama 4s steady, AT&T conv 101, Erie General T7144, Gen Elec 3s 158 1 2, Iron Mountain 3s 100 1 4, Reading 4s 98 1 2, St Louis Southwestern Ists 9, So Pacific conv 4s 77 1 2, Westinghouse con 5s 88, U S 8 5s 103, and others with varied quotes.
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UC. &. Con
UT. S
Philippine
Panama
Oteh
Ateh
A. DR. G
Chic
Rock Island
N. W
Erie General
Iron Mountain
L. & N. Unified
M. KK. T
M. K. Tr
ON. An c
No. Pac
St. Louis S. W
So. Pac
Tex. Pac
Union Pac
West Shore Ist
Iy Wabash
Westinghouse Con
U. S
Stocks Rally After Opening Down on Readings Dull London
New York June 16 Stocks opened heavy with losses from 1/4 to 1 point except Reading which rose 1/2 point before selling off. Smelters Amalgamated Copper Steel Union Pacific Amalgamated Southern Pacific fell by a half point while Union Pacific Amalgamated Steel St Paul gained over 1 point from the lows. London brokers did little to aid business. Bonds broadly unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Wall Street
Ater
Amalgamated Copper, Steel
Union
Southern Pacific
Shorts
Steel
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Amalgamated, Steel and St. Paul
London
New York Produce Prices June 16 Report
New York market summary lists pork stronger and lard dull with steady midwest spot. sugars lower for raw and refined products. coffee Rio no. 7 at 8 1 8 cents. tallow quiet with city and country quotes. dressed and live poultry prices vary by type and grade. cheese, butter, and eggs show firm to steady levels across state milk and creamery products.
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New York
Roduce
Middle West
Rio
Indianapolis Grain Market Reports Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat steady with quotes for No 2 red and higher grades and June July August postings. No bids on corn and oats noted, hay steady with limited movement. Inspections show multiple car lots across wheat corn and oats with varying color grades and samples. totals listed by lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sample
Hay—wNo
Timothy
New York Metals Close Dull on June 16
New York metal markets ended in dull trading as spot copper hovered around 12 dollars per unit and lead ranged from 4.40 to 4.50. Trade noted limited movement with buyers cautious amid steady pricing signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Metal
New York
Chicago Produce Prices June 16 Butter and Dairy Quotes
Market report from Chicago listing butter extras and firsts at 25 and 26 cents, dairy extras at 24 cents, cheese varieties Twins and Young American priced around 10 to 15 cents, and live poultry including fowls ducks and geese with multiple per unit quotes. Prices reflect typical wholesale rates with concise itemization for Chicago produce trades.
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Chicago
New York Bar Silver Minutes of Market Trading
In New York on June 16 commercial bar silver including Sutse and Mexican dollars traded at 44e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charities Board
Lobby
Majority Complexion
C. H. Dodson
Edgar Mendenhall
A. BE. Werner
Ray L. White
M. F. Livengood
EB. N. Hasting
Frank Larrabee
T. A. Norris
Otis
BH. Hall
W. H. Stone
Jesse M. Neet
W. Pp. Summers
Sleeping Figure
Bowen
CURB
Reese Eterna
Faris
Marche
Chicago Grain
A. W. Thomson
Sis
JH le
Mat Coud
Ribs
Tuly
NEW York Bonds
St. Paul, Steel and Amalgamated
Wall
Ndianapolis
Homeeye
North Michigan
Traverse Bay
Petoskey
Mackinac
Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids & Indiana
F. A. Bauchens
Detroit
Indianapolis and
Eastern Traction Co
J. T. Burnett
Frankfort
Clover Leaf
R. R. Good
Lafayette
Wabash
H. Crall
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Lima
St. Marys
Portland
Union Station
Purlman
NEW York Central Lines
Rochester
Falls
RAE
Monon
Dearborn Station
Chica
Nester Hotel
Local Securities
Btucks
American Central Life
American Creosoring Co
American’ National Bank
Ilroud
Capital National Hant
Central ‘Trust
Citizens’ Cas Company
Columbia National Bank
Dela
Ee Farmers’ Adison County Ter
Trust Oscenesvess
Subi Federal Union Surety Co
Trac
Ft. Wayne & Wale
German American Trust Co
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National Bank Indiana ‘Nth Company
Indiana Trust O
Indians Laion Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Gas
Clea
Indianapolis & Northwest
Inds
Southeastern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Erm
Kokomo, Marion & W. Trac
Laycock Mfg
Marion ‘Crust Company
Marott Dept
Il Marott Depr
People’s Light
People’s State Bank
Nee Ranh Fertilizer
Reeves & Co
Pataoe
E- Security Trust Aeseeeiee
Terre Haute H. & L
Union Traction Common
Aes
van Camp Hardware
van Camp
Vandalia
Vandalia Coal
Uiion National Bank
Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
Eeee
Eee
Broad Hippie Ss
Citizens' Gas
Street Railway
Delaware & Madison Ss
Ft. Warne & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indiana Union Traction
Judnis
Co & Souther
Indianapolis & Eastern
Ani
Tudianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Martinsville
Tudianapolis & Northwestern
Indianapolis Water
Ltthy
Kokomo, Marion & West
Heat & Light
Tery Snion Traction
Indianapolis Street Ry
Indianapolis Street Rr
Indianapolis Street
Cea
Ohio
Louisville
Louisvile
Greensburg
Crawfordsville
Shelbyville
Ben Hur
Crawffordsville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
Il, C. & 8. Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Richmond
Dayton
Zanesville
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Kite L
Rushville
Nuoersville
Donersville
Connersville
Eridiaiad
Greensburgs Ave
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