Market declines ease but bear pressure persists in New York
New York stocks open under pressure as bears sell steel and many issues. Amalgamated copper tumbles from 103 1 2 to 61 4 as traders await further cues. Southern Pacific buyers claim insider says 4 per cent rise possible within days while government bonds show strength.
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New York and Pittsburgh meat and grain market brief
New York markets list pork and lard at 9.99, dressed poultry 86% to 9 1/2, butter prices varied, and creamery butter options. Pittsburgh area cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts show mixed to steady bids, with prime cattle 39.50 to 85, hogs 26 to 27, and sheep and lamb continuing values across regions. Regional live stock quotes extend to Cincinnati Chicago East Buffalo Mt. Louis with multiple price bands and receipts figures for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Snteady
Local Securities Market Shows Modest Gains on Floor
The Indianapolis exchange sees few trades this week with minor upward moves. Union Traction common edges higher while its price dips, and expectations remain buoyant amid thin demand. A broad list of local firms and bonds trade in low volumes as market activity stays subdued. A relief funds report notes $10,000 received and most aid sent to San Francisco via Mayor Bookwalter.
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Security Tram Co
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van Camp Hardware Co
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George T. Breunte
San Francisco
Charles A. Bookwaiter
Hog Market Falls as Indiana Livestock Report Downgraded
June 7 Indianapolis livestock notes show hogs about ten cents lower than yesterday as overall market remains dull. Demand quiet with most trades 6.00 to 6.80, heavyweights above that. cattle steady with better demand on preferred grades, sheep and lambs unchanged in good season and final clearance achieved.
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Amea
Wheat and Corn Prices Edge Up as Wheat Leads Advance
Chicago advances show wheat higher on the Board of Trade while corn and oats ease. July wheat gains 4 cents, September near 4 percent, with mixed moves in corn and softs. Provisions steady to higher. Argentine shipments aid wheat while weak spot demand weighs on the market. Local receipts show wheat and corn activity. futures close varied amid erratic prices.
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Independents Propose Ice Firm Free of Combine
Prospects for an independent ice company grow as backers plan to supply large buyers at not more than 1d tents per 100 pounds and small buyers at not more than 38 cents per 100 pounds. Proposals to manufacture and sell ice were heard after a meeting, with plant owners offering to lease facilities to the independent. The Retail Liquor Dealers association will discuss the move next week, showing strong interest in the venture.
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Sntirr
McCoy’s Conviction Leads to Immediate Prison Transfer
McCoy, convoyed by Sheriff Stephens, is taken to the prison after his commitment paper is issued. He chats with custodians, asks about Dave Sherman, and counts out 354 dollars before handing over his wallet and personal effects. The scene follows his earlier convention notes and a final greeting to old acquaintances.
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Big Alce
Sunday Work Petition Sparks Employer Conflict
Workers faced pressure from interested employers who circulated a petition to keep Sundays as work days. A young laborer confessed signing the sheet to avoid losing his job, while others preferred a weekday off to recover tips lost on Sundays. Yearly earnings reported range from 7 to 19 dollars monthly. An interpreter conducted the examination throughout.
Burial of T A Goodwin at Contrabave Methodist Church
Funeral services for the Rev T A Gornt win were held at 2 30 pm Friday at the Contrabave Methodist church. Burial followed at Crown Hill and will be private. Ministers closely affiliated with the Rev nort Win nun delivered brief addresses and joined the service in tribute. Music was by a quartet. The Indianapolis Ministerial association met at Central Ave church at 2 pm with proper resolutions adopted.
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Contrabave Methodist
Crown Hill
Reva
Joshua Stansfield
Miiiam W. Wettons
Charles Tinsley
Don Pod John Hach
Nort- Win
John Rena
Indianapolis
Centrat Ave
Serviers
Perfume agents bound over for child delinquency
James and Lydia Gray and traveling agent J R Watson were bound over to the grand jury in Indianapolis on charges of luring and exploiting children to illegal houses as part of a perfume sales scheme. Three boys testified of being given perfume boxes and prizes to lure them to other locations. Judge George W Stubbs called the act monstrous and noted the trio would face a grand jury. the Children's Aid Society will handle the case.
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Tharian Watson
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Children’s Aid Society
State Board to Name New Librarian for Biata Position
The State Board of Education met in special session at 3 PM with the superintendent to consider a successor for Librarian W. E. Henry who has resigned. Several candidates emerged, including Miss Jennie Elrod, reference clerk at the county, Harlow Lindley of Earlham College, Wilson Smith of Indianapolis, W. S. Davis of Employers' Scheme, and Richmond High School’s Jacob P. A. Most said the former holder Dune would be preferred if the police could arrange the placement.
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W. E. Henry
Vely
Tatehouse
Jennie Elrod
Nornty
Harlow Lindley
Earlham College
Wilson Smith
Indianapollo
Davis
Employers
Richmond High School
Jacob P
Dune
Asia
Fragmented 1920s City Notice Lists Local Firms
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous companies and brief notes about a Board of Review hearing. The item references Burtig, Lahknapols property, and a June 2 16 date with dozens of company names including Bryan Construction Co, Diamond Laundry and Tow, Royal Electric Co, Pearson Drug, Potter Hat Co, and others. The text is incomplete but suggests a local property or tax assessment context with multiple entities named.
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Hasy Gesefon
Whe County
Lahknapols
Inewnapolis
Bryan Construction Coys
Tiamond Laundry
Veerey
Pear Lagoon Product Co
Pearson Drug A. Peerless, Foundry Co
Partilan Clomk
Pin Bron
Btureh Co
River Ride
Pearson Clear
Tinman, Meyer Co
Potter & Behoen Ton Co
Mra Pati
CA & Co
Potter Hat Co
Ahan
Railway Graft Past and Congress Law on Lines
Washington June 22 Interstate commerce commission wraps up East bonds probe focusing on Erhaltil road while hearings on coal line shipments near Tidewater progress The panel foresees fairer car distribution and eventual end to private car discrimination, with Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio publicizing reforms and plans to reveal daily car ratings to curb favoritism.
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Scrippe~WeRae Preas. Association
Washington
Erletil Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Congress
Baltimore &Ohio
Baltimore & Chin
Farewell Before Execution Notes From Dearborn County
In Dearborn County a condemned man, Lyons, faced his death as family and clergy attended. The prisoner, urged by his mother to face death bravely, spoke of no cowardice, while crowd noise and tense pacing marked the death chamber vigil.
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Mra. Wena
Woman Held for Murder in Lead Letter Confession
The coroner's jury ruled Bertie Reeves Arnold killed Frank L. Phelps at her home. Despite her prior under oath confession to the detective chief, she now denies the claim and asserts Phelps died by his own action.
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Bertie Reeves Arnold
Frank L. Phelps
Tesmond
Phelps
Three Children Die in Gasoline Explosion at Home
Harrisons June 2 A gasoline explosion at the home of James Wheetham caused the deaths of three children aged 6, 4, and 2. The mother, Mrs. Wuesthorn, escaped with burns and was taken to a local home. Firefighters arrived after the blaze, with one child surviving briefly before dying. The accident occurred when a stove or range spilled gasoline and ignited, destroying the kitchen and killing the three youngsters.
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Gerippa-MoRas Press Association
Harrison
James Wheetham
Wuestehorn
Ner Kiten
Albert Terns
Wuesthorn
Cecelia
Cerelia
Kept Open Houber Plea In Police Court
Thoms Nash and Edward Levels esloow keepers appeared in police court Friday and pleaded guilty to keeping their pices open Sunday. Esah was fined $19 and costs.
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Eseh
Woman in West End Court Fight Sparks Police Action
Borton Mass June 22 a well known West End resident Carrie Bateman faces a court summons alleging she is a common scold. Neighbors and property owners say her outspoken denouncements of vice sprawl across Chamber Street and the Weat-end inciting residents. Police were called to curb her fiery harangues as she argued with onlookers from her home.
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Working Women Demand Ballot in England Riot at Meeting
English suffrage observers report growing pressure from working women who question candidates, display banners, and interrupt meetings to push for women's ballots. Millicent Fawcett and others note progress from municipal to national voting, while protests intensify and draw broad public sympathy.
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America
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Monet
Millicent Gare
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Finroncr Nightingale
Lerher
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Christabel Parkhurst
Manchester
Ines
Ranking Loses Place After Board Dismissal
Patroiman George Rankins was dismissed from service by the Board of Public Safety after a conference. Friday morning Revikine faced trial Thursday on neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming an officer, but the board withheld decision. Rumors swirled that Baradne Chief of Police Meugtthy Mawes held influence in the case.
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George Rankins
Board of Public Safety
Revikine Wan
Pris Dey
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