Stock Market Opens DulL and Steady on June 20
New York June 20 The stock market opened dull and steady with narrow price changes. Reading rose to 101 then slipped, later reclaiming to 104. Union Pacific moved higher briefly while Southern Pacific and American Locomotive gained around four points. Northern Pacific fell, government bonds unchanged, and overall trading showed little activity with Union Pacific the sole notable mover.
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New York
Reading
Southern Pacific
American
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Wheat and Corn Prices and Inspections Report
Commodity notes show firm wheat prices for No 2 red and 1st through billing with varying cents per bushel, corn prices across white yellow and mixed varieties, oats firm with multiple grades, hay steady with timothy and clover mixed values, and detailed inspection counts across wheat corn and hay. Totals list 29 cars for wheat and corn inspections, plus 6 for other grains and 5 for hay availability.
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Hay
Timothy
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Report
Cincinnati live stock market notes from Scripps McRae Prean Association show cattle receipts at 431 with steady prices across grades. Butcher steers and cows range from 3.50 to 5.85, calves steady at 6.25, hog receipts at 2,187 with priced ranges 6.12 to 6.25, sheep at 592 with extra sheep at 4.85 and lambs 7.40 to 7.50.
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Scripps-McRae Prean Association
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa June 2 Cattle Supply light steady choice 6 10 6 30 prime 5 90 6 10 Sheep receipts light steady prime wethers 5 10 5 25 good mixed 4 75 5 00 lambs 4 6 10 Horses receipts 20 days steady prime heavy hogs 6 30 mediums 6 40 6 45 heavy and light workers 6 45 pigs 6 45 6 50
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Pittsburg
Scripps-McRane Press Association
Buffalo Live Stock Market Notes
East Buffalo New York June 20 cattle receipts about 50 slow veal and calves range from 3.10 to 7.00 sheep receipts around 40 steady spring lambs 6.76 to 7.00 culls to fair 5.25 to 6.50 yearlings 5.75 to 6.0 wethers ewes 4.50 to 4.75 mixed sheep and cull sheep 2.50 to 4.00 hog receipts 3 400 steady Yorkers and pigs 6.60 to 6.65 heavy and mixed 6.60 rough 5.35 to 5.60
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
MOTHER LIKES AMERICA ARMINIAN BABE IN INDIANA
Little Lucy Ashjian five months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs K Ashjian of 106 Cherry Grove, is described as the only Armenian baby in this city or Indiana. Her rug maker/importer father and Smyrna native mother note she is bright and well behaved. The mother, in the U S two years, speaks several languages and values American regard for girl children.
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Lucy Ashjian
K. Ashjian
Cherry Grove
Indiana
Smyrna
Roosevelt and Bryan to Be Nominees in 1904
Congress man William Sulzer stated Roosevelt will be the Republican nominee and Bryan will be the Democratic nominee for next year. He said no political coalition can stop Roosevelt and Bryan from running and implied he remains a Democrat while evaluating the outcome. He declined to name who would win, calling it a matter for consideration.
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New York
William Sulzer
Roosevelt
Bryan
Sulzer
Talbot to Open Mexican Information Bureau in Indianapolis
Special to The Sun reports E H Talbot, long in Mexico, will establish a Mexican information bureau in Indianapolis Indiana. The plan aims to provide concise, authoritative Mexican information from a new bureau in the city. Talbot's move reflects expanding interest in Mexican affairs and suitable facilities will be set up to service researchers and media.
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Mexico City
Mex
E. H. “Talbot
Mexico
Bureau of
Indianapolis
Ind
Live Stock Prices and Receipts from Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis June 20 receipts hogs 9000 cattle 2000 sheep and lambs 300. Hog market steady top 6.30. Cattle slow sheep and lambs steady. Detailed steer and heifer pricing by weight class with mixed quality ranges and notes on heavy, medium, and light categories. Spring lambs and sheep values listed per 100 pounds and per head ranges.
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Indianapolis
New York Produce Market Prices Report
New York June 2 Pork Mess 17.50 18.25 cents per pound. Lard Western steam spot 8.60 8.70. Tallow City 6 34 6%. Dressed poultry Turkeys 11 18c, chickens 10 18c, fowls 11 13c, ducks 11 1 2c. Butter Creamery extra 23 24c, state dairy rules finest 8c. Bilge White fancy 20c, western firsts 15 44 16. Cheese Full cream 11 44 12c.
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New York
Secripps-McRae Press Association
Western Steam
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts at 6 500 with bids steady including prime beeves 5.60 to 7.00, stockers 2.90 to 6.25, cows and heifers 2.80 to 5.25, canners 1.75 to 2.75, Texana 4.75 to 6.10. Hogs receipts 22 000 down 2 percent with light 6.10 to 6.30, rough 5.90 to 6.05, mixed 6.06 to 6.30, heavy 6.10 to 6.25, pigs 5.60 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 9 000 up 10 cents with native 4.00 to 6.35, western 4.00 to 6.30, native lambs 5.75 to 7.40, western lambs 5.75 to 7.50.
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Ceces Cense Neces
Chicago
Chicago Produce Price Report June 20
Chicago June 20 price list from Scripps-MacRae Prena Association shows Butter-Creamery extra at 23 cents per pound, Eyes-Extras at 116 cents, Cheese-Twing at 11 cents, Poultry-Turkeys at ic, chickens at 10 percent, ducks at 10 14 cents, geese at 5.00 to 7.00 per ounce.
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Chicago
Scripps-MacRae Prena Association
Shot Her Parents In Domestic Tragedy
Ida Metz, a young Negro woman, shot her father William Hall and mother, Mrs. Hall, after disabling her mother. She then shot herself in the head but survived. The incident occurred on Bright Street Wednesday night as Bicycle Officers entered the home and transported the wounded to City Hospital. Mrs Metz, once a public school teacher, recovered enough on Thursday to be taken to the police station.
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Ida Metz
William Hall
Kemper to Return to Tennessee for Embezzlement Charge
Ethelbert T. Kemper, held in Marion county jail since November 5 1966, must return to Tennessee to face embezzlement charges. The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed the Marion county circuit court ruling, rejecting Habeas Corpus claims and upholding requisition from Gov. Hanly. Kemper was arrested on a Tennessee warrant and delivered to Sheriff Sourbier, with the indictment by Memphis grand jury for $1,500 embezzlement.
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Ethelbert T. Kemper
Marion County
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Kemper
Robert Metzger
Hanly
Memphis
Sherif Edward Sourbier
Marion
Indiana
John L. Cox
Appointment of a Master to Inquire into Mrs Eddy Competence
Scrippa McRae Press Association reports in Concord New Hampshire that a master has been appointed to inquire into Mrs. Eddy's competency while awaiting Judge Edgar Aldrich of the federal circuit court to render his decision on the matter. The appointment follows a request for the judge to act in the case.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Concord
N. H
Eddy
Edgar Aldrich
Federal Circuit Court
Chicago grain markets rise amid Liverpool strength
The Liverpool wheat market led world strength with Chicago following. July wheat at 91 and September at 93 cents. corn up to 54 5/8 cents. oats up sharply with July at 46 3/4 cents and September at 38 1/4 cents. Provisions stronger with September pork at 15.97, lard 8.82, ribs 3.70. Local receipts listed for wheat corn and oats.
Slayers sought in Rosenheimer murder after estate raid
Pelham New York June 2 detectives believe robbery was the motive in the slaying of Julius T Rosenheimer a wealthy needle maker gunned down in The Roses rose garden. A description from an ice wagon driver led to a possible gang of footpads with a gold watch as key evidence. Rewards totaling $8000 from the son county and local citizens raise the pressure to catch the killers.
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Pelham
N. Y
Julius T. Rosenheimer
New York City
Benjamin Scott
Rosenheimer
Edward Rosenheimer
Weatchester County
Blue and the Gray at the Unveiling
Northern and southern women jointly unveiled the Forty-eighth Pennsylvania regiment monument near Petersburg. About 300 Pennsylvania veterans escorted Gov. Stuart and staff to the ceremony as A. P. Hill Confederate veterans and Petersburg Grays led the march. Gov. Swanson of Virginia also spoke.
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Bessie B. Reid
Pottsville
Othella Mahone McGill
Petersburg
William Mahone
Pennsylvania
Gov. Stuart
A. P. Hill
No Strike By Telegraphers After U S Mediation
United States Labor Commissioner C P Neill helped end the threat of a walkout by telegraphers. Western Union agrees to a 10 percent nationwide wage increase, abolishes the sliding scale, standardizes pay, and covers extra operators. Union agrees to eight hour day talks and typewriters for operators, with other issues left to management.
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Neill
Clowry
Western Union
Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Whisky Burned in Cincinnati Explosion at Freiberg Plant
A Freiberg plant blast in Cincinnati caused a fire that burned twenty five thousand dollars worth of whisky this morning. No injuries were reported, and investigation into the explosion is underway.
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McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
J. A. Freiberg
Sunset Lake Mystery In Bridgeton Prompted Scrutiny
In Bridgeton New Jersey on June 20 a drowning at Sunset Lake involves Misa Marie Yennell. George Evans claims a struggle occurred as they attempted to change seats in a boat and says he left her. authorities cite a four foot depth and possible injuries from a struggle. No arrest yet as evidence remains unclear.
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Scrippa-McRae Preas
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Bridgeton
N. J
Sunset Lake
Misa Marie Yennell
George Evans
Evans
Vennell
Incorporations Filed For Valley Paper Company And Taylor University
Secretary of State reports articles of incorporation filed on Thursday. Valley Paper Company of Elkhart with capital stock 25000. Directors listed include C E Frye C N Ekisenbeiss M L Ulrich Jacob Goldberg Jacob Winer C R Brodrick W D Dalton. Taylor University at Muncie to be co educational under Methodist Episcopal patronage. Signers include B G Shinn Clark Crawford Hugh A Cowling C C Ayers T M Smith and C W Winchester.
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Secretary of State
Valley Paper Company
Elkhart
Capital Stock
C. E. Frye
C. N. Ekisenbeiss
M. L. Ulrich
Jacob Goldberg
Jacob Winer
C. R. Brodrick
W. D. Dalton
Ten Words Free: Rence Days in The Sun Forfe Rooms
Fragmentary notice mentions a period titled Ten Words Free and a request for help and rooms. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Fei
Ambassador Aoki says U.S. Japan ties remain calm
Japanese Ambassador Aoki told reporters in Washington there is no crisis between Japan and the United States. He dismissed recalls and agitation as exaggerated, said Japan seeks peace not trouble, and voiced views on intermarriage and naturalization for Japanese in the United States.
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Aoki
United States
Japan
Progressive Party
Viscount Aoki
Suburban Handicap Entrants Headline New York Race
The Suburban race for three year olds and wards unfolds today in New York with a purse plan of 200 dollars per starter, guaranteed cash values of 20 to the winner, 2,000 to second, and 1 to third over a mile and a quarter. Entries listed include 3 to 20 to.
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New York
Narbonne Riots Leave Five Dead and Eighty Hurt
Paris reports official casualties from Narbonne clashes as five killed and 80 seriously injured after cavalry charges to clear barricades set by wine district strikers. Government troops hold Narbonne with Marcelin Albert at large despite claims of his capture.
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Narbonne
Marcelin Albert
Foraker Defends His Action At Wilberforce Speech
Senator Joseph B. Foraker spoke at Wilberforce college in Xenia Ohio defending his conduct in the Brownsville affair. He reviewed testimony, argued soldiers may have fired and urged due process, saying he would not regret his action and that it reflects his justice and duty.
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Scrippa-McRae Presse Association
Xenia, O
Joseph B. Foraker
Wilberforce (Colored) College
G. A. R. Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Foraker
Brownsville
Tex
Wilberforce
Rockefeller Mystery in Telephone Book Sparks Stock Exchange Talk
June 20 New York. A new telephone book line lists J D Rockefeller cashier at 26 Broadway 2220 Broad triggering widespread speculation on his wealth and plans. When contacted the supposed cashier could not be reached, a clerk blamed a minor book error and said the question of his day off to the Suburban race was unknown.
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Rockefeller
J. D
Cashier
Broadway
Broad
Stock Exchange
Standard Oil
Court Receiver Upheld In Suit Over Everett Debt
Judge McMaster in the superior court ruled for Union Trust Company receivers for James A Everett against Columbus National Bank. Everett owed 12000 to the bank, with 5000 realized from held securities. The bank sought to prove its claim and collect dividends on the 12000, but the receiver argued the collateral and dividends should apply only to the balance, a ruling noted as significant and precedent in this jurisdiction.
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McMaster
Superior Court
Union Trust Company
James A. Everett
Columbus National Bank
Everett
Columbia National Bank
City Record couples and births in scattered notices
A local city record lists multiple marriages including Charles Perry and Emma F. Shannon and Robert Henry Calvelage with Sophie Katherine Woerner among others. It also notes building permits for G. B. Koehring at 837 Woodlawn Ave for a dwelling and W. Hazallton at 2144 Cushing for a dwelling with values listed.
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Charles Perry
Emma F. Shannon
Robert Henry
Calvelage
Sophie Katherine Woerner
Ona Grube
Harry E. Stelhorn
Ida E. G. Beecher
George J. Golder
Leha B. Hamilton
Bert O'Donnell
Mary A. Croghan
Eugene N. Adams
Bertha R. Schlaegel
Earl L. van Sickle
Lola Withoite
Vinson O. Carter
Cora B. Scott
Herman
Lynter
Lyda C. Lorash
Alfred G. Kelleher
Mary A. Harwood
Joel F. Richardson
Leona E. Mather
Alonzo Hardesty
Grace M. Gibson
Silas E. Howe
Blanche E. McNutt
Guy
Patterson
Coralyn
L. Brown
Josef Lehranz
Yett Lieberman
Harry W. Kennedy
Maude Jamison
Martens H. Mueller
Goodlet St
W. E. McKee
N. New Jersey
Two Graduates to Present Graduation Recital
Effa Jeanette Carter soprano and Nancy Maud Ribble pianist will give a graduation recital in the German House auditorium Thursday night June 20. They are graduates of the Metropolitan School of Music.
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Effa Jeanette Carter
Nancy Maud Ribble
German House
Metropolitan School of Music
Fairbanks Addresses Northwestern Graduates in Chicago
Vice President Fairbanks spoke to Northwestern University graduates in Chicago on June 20. The address highlighted national issues and the university's role in public service, with attendees including faculty and students from the Chicago campus and press coverage noting the ceremonial context.
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Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
Chicago
Fairbanks
Northwestern University
Persian revolt crushed reports from Teheran dispatch
Paris dispatch reports the Persian revolt crushed. The shah’s brother Aboul Fath Murza has taken refuge in the British consulate.
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Scrippi-McRae Preas Association
Paris
Sheh
Aboul Fath Murza
Wife’s Warrant for Desertion Trails Husband to River
Mrs. Anna Godme received a note from her husband Frank warning not to worry as he would be in White river. She filed a warrant for wife desertion and police search for him. The note, scribbled on wrapping paper, came as she lived at 16154 Milburn street.
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Anna Godme
Frank Godme
White River
Unusual PI case in city court over gambling house
The case of Fred Heier dominated the morning as Irvin attorneys argued double jeopardy claims. Judge Irvin suggested fixes to complaints while Holmes and Muir failed to file the original affidavit. Heier, charged in police court with robbing a St Louis man of $9 and running a gambling house, was bound over to the grand jury by Judge Haas, who later sent him to the grand jury after no sentence was given. This marked a rare criminal court issue in years with notable public interest.
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Irvin
Heier
Ira Holmes
Oran Muir
Fred Heier
Max Morrison
St. Louis
Schuyler Haas
Grand Jury
Helier
Talks at County School Meeting Highlight Juvenile Courts
At the morning session of the semi annual meeting County Superintendent E. E. Rovey of Howard county spoke on The Use of the Juvenile Courts in Dealing with Truants and Parents. George H. Tapy Whitley county spoke on Jesus the Teacher. Homer Dilworth Steuben county spoke on Literature In the Grades. W. D. Curtié Morgan county led a general discussion. Afternoon program included further education talks and a discussion of the new school.
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E. E. Rovey
Howard County
Jesus
George H. Tapy
Whitley County
Homer Dilworth
Steuben County
W. D. Curtié
Morgan County
Fasser A. Cotton
Governor Hanly Delivers Lecture at Cape Gerardo Mo
Gov. Hanly traveled to Cape Gerardo Missouri on Thursday to deliver a lecture and planned to return Friday. The stop adds to his statewide outreach schedule as he continues campaigning.
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Gov. Hanly
Cape Gerardo, Mo
Ball Family Reunion Held at Garfield Park
A reunion of descendants of Jonathan Ball gathered at Garfield Park, bringing together extended family members in a community gathering. Participants shared memories, photos, and stories highlighting family history and local ties.
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Jonathan Ball
Garfield
Perk
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