Stock Market Advances and Declines Across Railroads
New York notes Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania rose about 4 points while Rock Island and Missouri Kansas & Texas gained modestly. St Paul opened higher and Northern Pacific jumped. Canadian Pacific and Consolidated Gas opened lower. Overall, indices rose 1 to 1.5 percent before bear raids renewed liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
New . York
Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania Railway
Rock Ieland
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Long Commission House
Hill
New York Central
Unian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Market quotes from Chicago produce page
Chicago March 6. butter creamery extra two cents. eggs extras eighteen cents. cheese twins one cent. poultry turkeys one cent. chickens eleven and a quarter cents. ducks one and three quarters, geese five dollars to seven fifty per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices at Scripps-Mertiae Market
Cincinnati March 6 cattle receipts 520 with strong demand for butcher steers and calves. hog receipts 1,426 up 1e per head with good to choice at 7.20 to 7.30 and mixed packers 7.15 to 7.50. sheep receipts 2 steady with extra at 6.53 to 7.85 and lambs 7.85 to 7.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Scripps-Mertiae Preas Association
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Stated Prices
Chicago March 6. Cattle receipts 000 steady. Prime beef $5.80 to $6.90, poor to medium $4.25 to $5.10, stockers and feeders $2.75 to $5.00, cows and heifers $2.90 to $6.30, canners $1.75 to $2.70. Texans $1. Lib hog receipts 35.9 strong. Light $6.85 to $6.95, rough $4.50 to $6.0, mixed $6.49 to $7.00, heavy $6.92 to $7.17, pigs $6.10 to $6.50. Sheep receipts 19,000 steady to 10 cents higher. Native sheep $3.75 to $5.03, western $3.96 to $6.00, native lambs $4.90 to $7.15, western $5.25 to $7.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-WeRae Press Association
Western
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Cattle supply light and steady in Pittsburg. choice cattle $5.70 to $6.00, prime $5.50 to $5.65. Sheep supply fair with lambs down 1 cent. wethers $5.00 to $5.85, mixed $5.35 to $5.60, lambs $5.00 to $7.70. Hogs receipts around 1000. heavy $7.30, medium $7.40 to $7.45. Prime and pies term truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Scripps-Metias Press Association
Erime
Stead Neavy
York
Wagon Marine price list for oats hay and straw
A compact price list notes corn at 48 cents per unit, shelled oats at 4 cents, and sheaf oats at 15.01 to 18.00. Straw priced around 6.50 per unit, hay Timothy and clover mixtures listed with various totals such as 217.00 and 69719.00 for different bundles.
New York Produce Prices Reported for March 6
Market notes from New York show pork prices at 18.50 to 19.00 per unit and lard, tallow, butter from local creameries. Eggs and cheese values listed with varying rates. overall commentary hints at regional and Western market influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertto Sorer
New York
Western
Despondent girl dies after carbolic acid incident
Ruth Burgin 16 of 7295 Capitol Ave Grannk drank carbolic acid at home Tuesday night after scolding by her mother Mrs Louis Bernard. Charles Roberts an Indian friend of the Carliste Indian baseball team was present. Fre called at 4 pm and urged her to dine, then she bought the drug at a nearby drug store. Despite efforts by Dr Reeves and Samuel Oburn the city dispensary she died several hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Burgin
Capitol Ave
Louis Bernard
Charles Roberts
Roberts
Dr. Reeves
Samuel Oburn
City
Senate Passes Bill Forbidding Payout Without Voucher
House bill 627 would bar domestic life insurers from paying money without a voucher stating its purpose. The Senate approved the measure 34 to 5 amid lobbying funding concerns. Senators Black Roemier Strange Wickwire and Forkner voted no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
General Assembly
Eittinger
Roemier
Thea
Black, Roemier
Strange, Wickwire and
Forkner
Collision at Chestnut and street injures twelve
In Ille Kentucky on March 6 two cars collided at Chestnut and another street. One car was nearly disabled and twelve passengers were aboard. Serious injuries reported but details incomplete due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eripos-Meltae Press
Ille
Chestnut
Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis
The hog market stayed steady with receipts of 7 500 hogs, 1 000 cattle, and 100 sheep. Prices ranged from 7.10 to 7.15 for top hogs, while cattle and sheep showed steady, unpressured demand and quiet close with little change.
Local Securities Update From Indiana Union Traction Meeting
Local stock exchange members attending the Indiana Union Traction annual meeting returned with a guarded mood. Bids on all securities were unchanged from the last call, but ask prices rose signaling improving holder prospects. Early calls showed few quotation changes with Kokomo, Marion and Western slipping one point on ten shares at 35 and a block of 14 American Central Life shares trading at 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Stock Exchange
Anderson
Indiana Union Traction Company
Kokomo, Marion & Western
American Central Life
East Buffalo Livestock Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo New York March 6 cattle receipts 175 steady veals and calves from 4.00 to 14.30 sheep receipts 3000 higher choice lambs 7.75 to 7.90 yearlings 6.00 to 6.75 wethers 5.75 to 6.00 ewes 5.00 to 5.25 mixed sheep 5.00 to 5.50 hogs receipts 2250 up 5 cents workers heavy and mixed grades 7.25 to 7.40 pigs 7.40 to 7.50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press
East Buffalo
N. Y
Walk-Over Shoe Store Opens In Indianapolis
A newly decorated Walk-Over boot shop at 8 N Pennsylvania st Indianapolis opened with George E Keith Company backing. E M Hutchinson known as Old Hutch runs the venture and J Porter Patterson will manage, bringing Walk-Over stores to London Paris Berlin New York and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis
George E. Keith
London
Paris
Berlin
New York
E. M. Hutchinson
Old Hutcn
J. Porter Patterson
Chisholm
Cleveland
Chicago grain prices ease as wheat falls and corn steadies
Chicago wheat fell in early trading on March 6 with May at 85 5 8c and July at 88 3 4c. Corn opened 2% lower but recovered to 46 1 2c for May and 46 1 2c for July while oats rose to 41 1 4c May and 36 3 4c July. Hog products weakened with lard at 9.60 and ribs near 9.02. Local receipts showed wheat 29 cars, corn 317, oats 124. No 2 red winter at 74 3 4c May, and No 3 yellow at 23 4c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat and corn market report with mixed grain prices
Market bulletin lists No. 2 red wheat and No. 2 white corn with multiple through billing bids, March and May deliveries, and assorted grades. Oats and hay prices shown with steady oats and firm Timothy hay, plus car totals and inspection notes for wheat, corn, and rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioc
Timothy
Hay
Governor Receives McCullough Bill on Police Commissioners
The McCullough bill to remove the governor from naming police commissioners in certain cities and alter the cities and towns act moved to the governor's desk Wednesday morning. Ired Gemmer said he did not know if the governor would act that day as several bills waited executive review amid talk of delay to secure a veto. Friends allege a conspiracy by Speaker Branch and J Monroe Fitch against the measure, while Rep Garrard pushed a resolution to deliver the bill to the governor by 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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McCullough
Ired Gemmer
McCunlough
Emmett F. Branch
J. Monroe Fitch
Representative Garrard
House
Harry
Kipling
Larry
Delmas
Public repository bill advances in senate after amendments
Senatorial action on Representative Woodfills public repository bill ends in a 32 to 9 vote after a flurry of amendments. Senators moved to reprint with changes and set the measure as a special order for Thursday to study the text before voting. The body adjourns after a 12 30 tally with names of supporters and opponents recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodfill
Senate
Miller
Beards
Bland
Cox
Crumpacker
Durre
Farber
Forkner
Gonnermann
Goodwine
Hawkins
Kimbrough
Kirkman
Wittinger
Kling
Koehne
McCallum
McCain
Mattingly
Moe
Moore
Legislative reference department gains $4000 yearly funding
The House approved Senator Goodwin's bill to create and fund a legislative reference department in the state library with $4,000 annually. Citing C. B. Lester’s helpfulness with lawmakers, one representative reduced his 12 bills to three, praising the measure as a state savings. The bill passed 70 to 10 and proceeds to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Thaw Trial Snippets Show Teresa, Evelyn and Reflections
In courtroom scenes Mrs. Thaw recounts conversations about a neglected girl named Evelyn and a possible scandal. Testimony touches on insanity versus intoxication while experts argue Thaw's mental state over years. Battling Nelson observes proceedings, bored yet amused by the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Wagner
Jerome
Battling Nelson
Pugilis
Thaw
Nelson
Billy Nolan
Battling
Crow bounty bill killed amid farmer protests
The bill to place a ten cent bounty on each crow killed in the state was defeated on Wednesday. Farmers protested, arguing crows do more good than harm amid calls to curb slaughter.
Kept Up the Work in YWCA Building Fund Progress
The YWCA building fund stood at 72 257 at noon with 10 426 raised Wednesday. Contributions came from Citizens' committee 1 000 Ladies' committee 5 316 Men's committee 5 925 and mail gifts 185. New 500 subscriptions were announced for several donors including W E Hayward Louis Levey Mrs R Holt F J Bosler Archibald Cleaver Co BE C Atkins Co Indianapolis Water Bondpasty Knight Jillson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
W. E. Hayward
Louis Levey
R. Holt
F. J. Bosler
Archibald Cleaver Co
BE. C. Atkins & Co
Indianapolis
BO Knight & Jillson
Uncle Joe Goes On Trip With Congressmen Aboard Bluecher
Special to The Sun New York March 6 Eight congressmen led by Speaker Cannon and including Senator Curtis and Representatives Sherman Olcott Tawney and others sail on the Hamburg American Line steamer Bluecher for a West Indies and Panama Canal visit returning April 2 The copper wire theft wave hits Indianapolis with 300 feet taken from W Michigan Street poles worth about 50 dollars robbers used large snips no shock feared while Central Union Telephone wires cut along W Morris Street hampering stockyard service Police note a rubber wheeled buggy tracks at the scene and blame a lone gang for the thefts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan
Six to Die on Gallows in Multiple County Cases
The Missouri Supreme Court affirmed lower court judgments sentencing six men to hang on April 18. Convicts named include Martin Paulsgrove of Andrew County, Thomas Clay of Boone County, Joby and Americk Brooks of Iron County, John M. Crane of Kansas City, and David Long of Pemiscot County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson CIV
Sarah G
T.supreme Court
Sisterday
Martin Paulsgrove
Andrew Ocounty
Thomas Clay
Boone
Joby
Americk Brooks
Iron County
John M. Crane
Kansas City
David Long
Pemiscot County
Supreme Court
Vast Bird Die-Off Reported Near Jasonville Forest
Special to The Sun from Terre Haute Indiana reports 390 dead birds found on under half an acre in a forest near Jasonville with no marks indicating cause of death. Surrounding trees were crowded with chirping birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Jasonville
Editor shoots attacker in Harrison County News incident
Missouri Valley March 4 1924 editor H Sniff of the Harrison County News shot and dangerously wounded Martin Brundage who sought to whip him over a newspaper article. Sniff surrendered to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
H. Sniff
Harrison County
Martin Brundage
Sniff
The Booze Fight of Joe Walcott in Boston Court
Boston, March 6. Joe Walcott, former world welterweight champion, sat in municipal court after an arrest for drunkenness. Asked about the rumored 150,000 dollars he earned, he replied with a grin. Walcott has appeared in court before, once a fashion plate, now a knight of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Joe Walcott
WAS UNCLE SAM BUNCOED
Charges filed at the treasury department accuse the Standard Oil of defrauding the government by dodging duties on oil shipped to the Philippines in 1901. The case centers on about 20,000 cases of oil and an alleged unpaid duty of roughly 20,001 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippe-McRae Presa Association
Washington
Treasury Department
Philippines
United States
Trial in Davis case reopening at Danville Illinois
Will J. Davis former manager of the Iroquois theater Chicago faces manslaughter charges after a fatal fire Dec 30 1903 Bucking ham state attorney says grand jury indictments claim Davis owned and ran the theater and Viva R Jackson died due to his negligence for failing to provide safety measures and comply with laws
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, Ill
Will J. Davis
George Buckingham
Cook County
Will Davis
Viva R. Jackson
Buckingham
Will J. Daryls
More Simple Life Moves For George Rhodius
The circuit court granted permission to move George Rhodius likely to a suburb or nearby town after a conference with Judge Allen and doctors Hutchins and Kimberlin. He will be accompanied by Mrs Elma Dare Rhodius and remain under court jurisdiction near the city for treatment. Objection arose in court from some lawyers citing nurse concerns and a demanded nurse change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rhodius
Rhodius
Rhoatus
Preservation Bid For William Henry Harrison House Fails
A Indiana house debate over a 6000 dollar appropriation to preserve the William Henry Harrison homestead at Vincennes ended with a 4 to 40 vote against the bill. Deputies argued the mansion should be saved while opponents warned of another use for the site. The discourse included remarks about a straw yard for a paper mill and a note on nearby Indian chief residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwine
William Henry Harrison
Vincennes
James Garrard
Burton Green
Grezz
C. Kelley
Clever And Smooth Elks Minstrels Show Gains on Stage
The Elks minstrel second performance at English's opera house feels more at home than opening night. Local jokes and topical songs land well while professional style remains. a patriotic medley and flag tableau close the act. Notable tunes include Honeymoon, I'd Rather Be Outside Lookin In, The Mormon Coon, Ive Said My Last Farewell, and Good-bye Sweetheart Good-bye. The chorus and soloists are praised. final show slated for Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Minstrels
English
Opera House
Carl Wert and Company
William Parsons
J. Russell Powell
W. J. Maiden
Peter Travers
Olison Hayes
Harry Sterr
Fairbanks to Host Illinois Legislators at Meridian Home
Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks will entertain members of the state legislature at his residence on N. Meridian Street on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Mrs. John Wesley Timmons, back from Washington with her father, will assist with the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fairbanks
State Reg
John Wesley Timmons
Washington
Behrman Boys On Trial For Begging In Juvenile Court
Nathan Behrman ten and Robert Behrman eight were tried in juvenile court for begging. They were placed in the care of the Jewish Federation, which pledged to supervise them after officers found them roaming late at night, sometimes as late as 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
Robert Behrman
Jewish Federation
Ruef Bond Forfeited in San Francisco Extortion Case
In San Francisco on March 6 Abe Ruef failed to appear in Judge Dunne's court and his second bond of 50 000 was forfeited. Ruef and Mayor Schmitz faced charges of extorting money from French restaurant keepers. Total bonds amount to 100 000 as Ruef remains missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tragic Bridge Accident Kills Tumbridge Woman
Marelle G Are Tumbridge wife of Maj Tumbridge on Gen McLeer's staff was cut in two on the Brooklyn bridge after being jolted from an automobile she shared with her husband Maj Jacob Tumbridge and Capt William T Tumbridge USA retired owner of the St. George hotel Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marelle G
Jacob Tumbridge
Maj. Tumbridge
Reverend Osborne Circulates Petition for Bacon Dismissal
The Rev Elisabeth Osborne, pastor of the First Congregational Church, started a petition yesterday urging President Roosevelt to remove Assistant Secretary of State Robert Bacon. The move follows Bacon’s alleged attendance at a dinner hosted by Stanford White, connected to the “girl in the pie” incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burling Turm
Nsabeth Osborne
First Congregational Church
Roosevelt
Robert Bacon
Stanford White
Two Trainmen Killed In Copper Belt Ore Train Runaway
Scrippa-McRae Presa Association, Bingham Utah reports engineer Lynch and fireman McDermott were killed and three other trainmen injured when a copper belt branch ore train of the Denver and Rio Grande runaway this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Presa Association
Bingham
Utah
Lynch
McDermott
Copper Belt
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
City Record Births and Marriages in Local Districts
Birth notices list Edina Atkinaei, Irene Highstrett, Seth Richcreek, Grace Gibney, Stella Hall, Anna Wiel, Julia Stogias, Nora Noon, Rosa Roberts, Lena Neller, Anna Lawler, Katie Jennings, Mayme Johnson, Cassie Birk, and other pairs with residence addresses. Marriages include Lowry Mites, Casey ONeill, Tingles Wheeler, Cavender Wilson, Dedrick Riley, Smith Burks. Building permits cover dwellings, repairs, and sheds with values from 700 to 2,200 dollars and locations on Twenty-fourth Bellefontaine, Multiple avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuduk Paink
Edina Atkinaei
Ite Ny Tuxedo
Basmere
Alice Young
Peeck
Anna Wiel
Buzh’and-Ave
Bay
Herman
Julia Stogias
W. Reymond-st
Edward
Nora Noon
Marlan- St
Thomas
Rosa Roberts
WSS
Summit-st
Frank and
Lena Neller
Massachusetts-ave
David
Anna Lawler
Bor
Hopson
Katie Jennings
E. Twenty-fifth-st
Herbert and
Mayme Johnson
Douglas-st
William and
Cassie Birk
Twenty-eighth-st
Richard Lowry
Josie Mites
John Casey
Bridget O'Neill
Wiliam A. Tingles
Mary G. Wheeler
Charles FE. Cavender
Maud M. Wilson
Dehn HH
Claypou
Marcares Ningble
John HH. Dedrick
Mary Riley
Lawrence I. Smith
Maury A. Burks
Jehn Krauss
Fane Watts
Bellefontaine-st
M. E. Enoch
N. Chearborn St
Cc. E. Ruch
Columbia Ave
Chatard
Academy
Northwestern Ave
Coby
Washington
Western Cold Storage & Ice Company
Market-st
J. W. Chapman
Northwestern-ave
B. EB
F. P. Haldaway
Barnes-ave
Fire claims Vandalia as crew battles gale in mid voyage
The German steamer Vandalia limped into port from Chinese and Japanese ports after a northwest gale on February 25. Fire in the forward cargo hold required hatches to be opened and sea water flooded in. Fire was fought for hours while the ship bucked the storm, bow under water, decks swamped. After three days the gale subsided, bulkheads were pierced, 200 chests of tea were dumped overboard, and $250,000 in damage was reported to ship and cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Poet Queen Her Guest in Cincinnati Visit
English writer Mrs Frances Fearn personal representative of Queen Elizabeth and poet Queen of Roumania tours the United States for blind relief. She is guest of Mrs Nicholas Longworth in Cincinnati and aims to engage leading citizens in aiding the sightless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Fearn
Eliza
Beth
Roumania
Cincinnati
Nicholas Loneworth
United States
Harriman Takes Control of Reading Railway Holdings
In Philadelphia, March 6, it was stated that E. H. Harriman has acquired control of the Reading railway by taking over the New York Central holdings and the old Wasserman pool. These holdings, with those of the Baltimore and Ohio, give Harriman absolute control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiilach
Hia, Pa
E. H. Harriman
Reading Railway
New York Central
Wasserman Pool
Baltimore & Ohio
Harriman
Westinghouse and Pennsylvanian tests for emergency brake
Atlantic City reports 30 Westinghouse experts and Pennsylvania Railroad engineers testing a new emergency brake to stop a 66 mph train in half its length. Trials from Camden to Atlantic City show no failures as circuit breakers and central signaling gear are installed to halt trains quickly and prevent collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Camden
Atlantic City
Donaldson
Westinghouse Company
Indiana Union Traction holds annual stockholders meeting
Anderson, March 6. The Indiana Union Traction company held its annual meeting with limited in person attendance and proxy driven business. Directors elected include Randall Morgan J Levering Jones H H Kingston of Philadelphia W Kelsey Jacob Schoepf Cincinnati Hugh McGowan Indianapolis George F McCulloch Muncie and Arthur Brady Anderson. Officers named are Phillip Matter Marion president E C Carpenter Anderson secretary treasurer W Sampson Anderson. For the Muncie Hartford City and Fort Wayne line J A Van Osdel president E C Carpenter vice president W C Sampson secretary treasurer. Gross earnings 1 943 16. operating expenses 995. net 347 535 58. charges taxes interests and dividends 832 532 15. surplus 115 502 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Morgan
J. Levering Jones
H. H. Kingston
Philadelphia
W. Kelsey
Jacob Schoepf
Cincinnati
Hugh McGowan
Indianapolis
George F. McCulloch
Muncie
Arthur Brady
Anderson
dMoers
Union Traction Company
Phillip Matter
Marion
E. C. Carpenter
W. €. Sampson
Indianapolis & Northern Line
Hartford City & Ft. Wayne
J. A. van Osdel
W. C. Sampson
Ross
Prosperous Cupid Engaged Couple Wed in Evansville
Arthur Tingler and Miss Gertrude Wheeler, both employees at State Life Insurance offices, announced their engagement after his Evansville appointment and were married Tuesday night at 8:30 by Rev. W. G. Clinton. Mrs. Tingler serves as private secretary to Charles F. Coffin, then president of State Life.
Westerfield suits against Big Four settled for 12500 dollars
In Greencastle Indiana on March 6 the Westerfield damage suits against the Big Four railroad were compromised for 12 500 dollars in court. The actions stem from a collision when a Big Four passenger train struck a carriage carrying Misses Rose Lillie and Lulu Westerfield of Danville. Lulu was killed instantly and the others were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Westerfield
Big Four Railroad
Big Four
Rose
Lillie
Lulu Westerfield
Danville
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Marek
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Chicago Grain
Serfippa-McRae Press Association
City Grain
M’cullough
Department OF State
C. B. Lester
State Library
Senator Good
Justice Fitzgerald
Evelyn Thaw Nesbit
Europe
Wagner
Evans
Filiet
THE
BIRDS
Young Women's Christian Association
Joe
West Indies
Panama Canal
Street Car Company
Congress
Joe” Cannon
Hamburg-Amer
Ican Line Steamship
Bluecher
New West Indies
William G. McWinley
Unely
Jue
Senator Charlie
Diames A. Tawrey
Nesota
Henry Loudensinger
New Jersey
Thieres
Indianapolis Traction Terminal Company
Cen
Tral Union Telephone Company
W. Michi
Boston
Welter
Sam Buncoed
Davis
Scripps-McRee Prees Association
Iroquois Theater
Harrison
Elkes’ Minstrels Was
Fairbanks
Lawmakers
N. Meridian St
Abe Ruef
MR. Bacon
Joe the Sus
Janet Beecher
Miss Beecher
Scripps-Mnehne Preas Association
Maren
Vandalia
San
N. J
Indiana
Union Traction Co
Anderson, Ind
Indiana Union Traction Corninpars
Indiana Union Traction
Arthur Tingler
Evansville
State Life Insurance Company
Mr. Tingler
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