Low Bid Winners Secure County Supply Contracts
Marion county awarded a year of supplies after the keenest bid contest yet, with lowest bidders winning all contracts. George F. Evans and George F. Evans & Son secured flour and meal for the poor farm Julietta hospital and workhouse, while Ora E. Catton won meats for infirmary and asylum.
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Marion County
George F. Evans
George F. Evans & Son
Julietta
Ora E. Catton
Brinkmeyer & Kuhn Co
M. C. Hunt Soap Chemical Company
Brinkmeyer & Kuhn
J. M. Bauer & Co
Julietta Hospital
Haag Drug Company
Standard Oil Company
Frank E. Brown
Pettis Drygoods Company
Simon Pink, Saks & Co
L.S. Ayres & Co
City Ice and Coal Company
Vonnegut Hardware Company
Crescent Oil Company
Grocers’ Baking Company
Ubero Plantation Echoes From High Court Ruling
The Indiana appellate court upheld a White circuit court decision finding Robert D. Owen, president of the Ubero Plantation Co, not obligated to honor a $35 000 contract paid in installments to Hiram E Rose stockholder to avoid receivership. The court deemed the repudiation justified as the contract arose under duress.
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Owen
Hiram E. Rose
Indianapolis
Rose
Dealers Buy Stocks and Prices Jump in Early Trading
The market showed a stronger tone in the first hour with leading issues rising about one point from yesterday. Some selling by room traders caused a brief dip, but demand remained brisk as major houses advised clients to buy, aided by outside buyers. Union Pacific led a late rally, Reading Baltimore Ohio and St Paul held most gains, while industrials largely lagged. Government bonds and other bonds moved normally.
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Union Pacific
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul
Soldiers Ordered To Guard Two Negroes In Georgia Mills
Atlanta June 23 Company E Fifth regiment Georgia national guard ordered to Aragon cotton mills near Rockmart to guard two black workers held on charges of attempted assault on two girls by order of authorities the incident follows local unrest.
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Atlanta
Georgia National Guard
Aragon Cotton Mills
Rockmart
Wells to be drilled in Warrick County townships
Boonville June 2 Test holes for oil and gas will be drilled in every township of Warrick county. Practically the entire county has been leased.
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Boonville, Incl
Warrick County
City Record Births and Marriages Glance
Birth notices list numerous couples and newborns with addresses across the city including Alva and Mary Mann boy at 1262 Chicago, Eugene and Grace Wilson girl at 2711 N Illinois, and many others. Marriages recorded include Rocap Lyons, Tyndall Spellman, Weisshaar Wat, Spreen Maschmeyer, Farber Gunter, Pressnall Van Zandt, Moore Duffy, Tempelmeyer Stein, and Johnson stem.
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Alva and
Mary Mann
Chicago Street
Eugene and
Grace Wilson
Illinois Street
Virgil and
Edna Elkins
Brookside Avenue
Hyman and
Wallie Nathan
New Jersey
Arthur and
Tillie Kirachner
Minnesota Street
John and
Frances Wren
Warman Avenue
Albert and
Clara Pittman
Fayette Street
Joe and
Bertha Eastman
Greely
Glenn and
Josephine Phares
Ludlow Avenue
Charles and
Rose Swagger
W. Market Street
Spann Avenue
Thomas H. Reeves
Methodist Hospital
Patrick O'Gonnell
Bright Street
Ida Buckner
Colton Street
Eugene McCauley
Meridian Street
Christopher Dimme
Eagle Creek
Frank Preston
City Hospital
Ella M. Neermann
Taylor Furguson
Pine Street
Glen Skfiles
Oliver Avenue
Emily Cox
Division Street
James E. Rocap
Abbie M. Lyons
Robert H. Tyndall
Hazel D. Spellman
William F. Weisshaar
Anne M. Wat
Christian G. Spreen
Anna M. Maschmeyer
Harry Farber
Lena Gunter
Howard F. Pressnall
Grace P. van Zandt
John J. Moore
Frances M. Duffy
Henry Tempelmeyer
Minnie Stein
Theodore L. Johnson
Hogs cattle and sheep market report from Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 23 receipts totaled 10 000 hogs 1 500 cattle and 700 sheep with hogs and cattle down but sheep up from a week ago. No change in good hog prices though more trashy stock sold at the low end. Top hog price 6.20 with most at 5.90 to 6.10. Cattle markets dull and difficult to steady with calves up then off. sheep and lambs larger arrivals and steady to lower due to active but not brisk trade. Spring lambs 6.50 down yearlings 5.9 down and sheep 4.50 down.
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Indianapolis
Birth of Royal Prince Delights Spain at La Granja
Unrestrained joy sweeps Spain as Queen Victoria gives birth to a son at 1 10 am in La Granja. King Alfonso signs a pardon for a condemned criminal in celebration. The royal family gathers and artillery salutes are planned to mark the birth and succession.
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Madrid
Spain
Queen Victoria
LaGranja
Maria Christina
Infanta
Isabel
Maura Aho
Alfonso
Victoria
Grain prices and inspections for Wheat Corn Qats and Hay
The page lists steady prices for Wheat and Corn grades with through billing figures, and Easy Qats, Hay, and Rye values. It documents inspections by grade and car totals for Wheat, Corn, Qats, and Hay, noting rejections and outs by grade and color.
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Timothy
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report June 3
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts 20 head with slower trade and prices from 5.55 to 7.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 400, steady with spring lambs at 4.00 to 7.50, yearlings 5.75 to 6.55, sheep 3.00 to 5.50. Hog receipts 2,720 steady with Yorkers 6.25 to 6.45, pigs 5.80 to 5.90, mixed and heavies 6.40 to 6.50, roughs 5.00 to 6.25.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Hog and cattle market totals at Union Stock Yards June 23
Hogs receipts 18,000, five cent higher. Light to heavy hogs priced from $5.00 to $6.15, mixed $5.65 5 6.25, roughs $5.65 5.85, pigs $4.60 5.50, porkers $6.00 6.10. Beeves $4.85 7.15, steers $4.75 6.90, stockers and feeders $2.50 5.50, calves up to $4.75. Sheep receipts 13,000, about 10 cents higher. natives $3.60 4.20, western $4.00 6.40.
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UNION
Western
Cool hats for corner policemen
Chief of Police Metzger, amid heat, observes corner officers and introduces a relief system. Corner men may choose cooler hats. coats remain light and unlined at the back. Relief teams rotate duty to shorten nine hour shifts, with altered Sunday schedules and shaded rest periods.
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Metzger
Pittsburg cattle market report on light receipts
Pittsburg on June 2 receipts for cattle were light and slow. Prices included extras around 7.00 to 7.30, high quality prime around 6.75, and average cows at 6.10 to 6.60 with various figures distorted by OCR.
Political entanglements threaten Muncie police reform
In Muncie a Cromer aligned political machine backs Hanly and Bingham through a loyal police board led by Koontz and Bennett. Citizens protest policing laxity on liquor laws, Mayor Guthrie faces opposition, and Governor Hanly’s stance clashes with local enforcement amid a deteriorating police force and saloon pressure.
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Bingham
Cromer
Hanly
Muncie
Harv Koontz
Koontz
Meange
Fred McClellan
Guthrie
Gov
Hanty
Cro- Mer
Congress
Man murdered and placed on tracks on Williamsburg Bridge
Police work on theory a man ground to pieces on trolley tracks at the Williamsburg Bridge was murdered and placed on the tracks. Victim has not been identified.
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Ing
Williaamsburg
Forger Bert Whitesell Returns to Indiana Arrested
Bert Whitesell, who fled Indiana after becoming homesick, returned and was arrested on charges of passing fraudulent checks. He allegedly raised funds for a trip to Texas and Denver by cashing several checks ranging from seven to five dollars, with each check producing money.
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Bert Whitesell
Texas
Denver
Whitesell
Indiana Prohibitionists Back Wright for President at Columbus
Indiana Prohibitionists plan a special train to Columbus Ohio for the national convention July 14 to 16. They expect many to rally behind Wright of Georgia as the party's presidential candidate.
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Indiana
Columbus
Hor
Boy Pleads Guilty in Petit Larceny Case
Charles Ott age 16 pleaded guilty in criminal court on Tuesday to petit larceny. The sentence was withheld by the judge.
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Charles Ott
Water Company Tax Decision on Large Valuation
The Indianapolis Water Company will pay taxes on a valuation of 32 250 000. The case concerns a 2 250 000 assessment and the city plans related tax obligations.
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Water Company
Indianapolis Water Company
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