Wall-St. Stocks Rise as Market Opens Strong
New York March 12 The stock market opened with broad gains led by St Paul Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper. Prices moved to the high range by midmorning with some fractional pullbacks in Reading while government bonds held steady and commodities quotes showed firmer corn and hay values amid active shorts covering.
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Scripps-Medicae Vrean Association
New York
St. Paul
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Reading
Steel
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Cattle and Hogs Prices From Cincinnati Market
Scripps McHae Preas Association Cincinnati March 1 reports cattle receipts 249 with heavy numbers and varied quality. Butcher steers 5.40 to 5.50, good to choice 4.75 to 5.35, calves 7.00 to 7.58. Hogs receipts 21,000, lower. good to choice 7.00 to 7.06. Sheep receipts 500 strong. extra 3.50 to 6.50, lambs extra 8.50.
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Scripps-McHae Preas Association
Cincinnati
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices From St Louis Market
St Louis market notes show cattle receipts about 4500 with steady prices. Beef steers around 3.15 to 6.7a, stockers and feeders 4a, cows and heifers 4.25 to 5.25. Texas steers 2.65 to 5.60, cows 2.90 to 4.00. Hog receipts 6000 steady with pigs and lights 6.95, packers 6.70 to 6.10, heavy 6.90 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 200 steady natives 5.50 to 5.95, lambs 4.50 to 7.30.
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St. Louis
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Texas
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg pa march 12 cattle supply light steady. Choice price 5.90 6.15 prime 5.60 5.85. Hogs receipts 110 cars lower. Prime heavy 7.49, medium and heavy 7.45, light 7.35 7.49, pigs 1.20 7.08, stags 5.00 5.50. Sheep supply light steady. Prime wethers 5.80 6.00, mixed 5.40 5.78, lambs 5.00 8.00.
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Pittsburg
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Mystery Deepens Over Marvin Child Kidnapping Case
Delaware reports two officer teams pursue divergent theories on the disappearance of Dr Horace N Marvin's four year old son. Sensational letters and telegrams pour in to the distressed father, many offering to return the missing key for sums, most written by cranks.
Hotel Destroyed In Sault Ste. Marie Fire
The Iroquois hotel in Sault Ste. Marie caught fire today destroying the building and most contents. Twenty five guests escaped with virtually all belongings lost. Estimated total loss to hotel and nearby structures runs to £200,000.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Local Group Gatherings And Crime Report From City
City social clubs announce card parties and masquerades at 638 Delavarsi and Engineers hall with multiple church and charity group meetings planned through the week. Police seek two runaway boys from Rushville to aid in a Nicholson law case. a large flock of ducks from John Baker McPherson vanished Sunday. a saloon keeper, John Lux, was arrested on a Nicholson law warrant after a fight on West Morris Street.
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John Baker
McPherson
John Lux
Washington St
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Indianapolis Market
Receipts at the Indianapolis local yards show hogs 3,500 cattle 1,200 sheep 30. Hogs trended down about five cents with top at 7.10 and most trades around 7.05. Cattle steady with light demand for common stock. Sheep and lambs moved easily at steady prices. more prime stock could be used without price impact. Varying bacon and heavies quoted between 7.05 and 7.10, with mixed lots 6.00 to 7.15 and lighter classes around 6.80 to 7.05.
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Indianapolis
Local Securities Slide as Market Closes Weak
Local securities evidence support in today’s market with a few issues rallying yet overall prices drifted downward. Street Railway stock fell to 115 bid and 117 offered while Traction & Terminal declined. Vandalia Coal slumped after sale of shares at 22 and 21, closing bid down 5 points. Federal Union Surety sold ten shares at 99 with a closing bid down 1 point.
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Traction &Terminal
Vandalia Coal
Federal Union Surety
Lost Gems Reported After Theft From Ella Wilkins
Ella Wilkins of 523 East South Street reported a purse stolen containing about 90 dollars in jewelry. She described leaving her mother's home near South Capitol Avenue and Meridian Street to a drug store, where the loss occurred while she tried to use a telephone. Jewelry listed includes five solitaire diamond rings a turquoise and diamond ring a diamond and pearl ring a heavy gold band a serpent ring a double emerald ring and an amethyst ring.
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Ella Wilkins
E. South St
Meridian-st
Union Station
Drunk man with concealed weapon seized on streetcar
Frank Hamilton riding an East Street car Monday evening quarreled with a companion and boasted of shooting a hole through him. Detective Houser restrained him as Hamilton pulled a revolver from his pocket. Hamilton, of Woodlawn Avenue, was charged with drunkenness and carrying a concealed weapon. the case was continued to Saturday in police court.
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Frank Hamilton
East St
Houser
Hamilton
WL Woodlawnave
Mahin to Lecture at YMCA on Retail Advertising
John Lee Mahin president of Mahin Advertising of Chicago will lecture at the YMCA as the eighth program in the advertising course. Tuesday night his topic will be The Fundamentals of Retail Advertising. A large crowd is expected and two more lectures follow.
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MR. Mahin
John Lee Mahin
Mahin Advertising Agency
Chicago
Mahin
Man Caught In Elevator at Hetherington Foundry
Anthony Borman 29 was caught by an elevator roof at 19 W South St Tuesday afternoon. He was suspended for 90 minutes while workers removed steel flooring to free him. Doctors fear leg amputation and internal injuries. he was taken to City Hospital.
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Anthony Borman
Hetherington-Berner Foundry
W. South St
Borman
City Dispensary
Hughes
Rissler
Chicago Grain Market Report Highlights Wheat and Corn
Chicago March 12 May wheat opened at 77 3/4 to 78 cents with July at 78 1/4. May corn 40 4/5 to 41 cents, July 46 1/2 to 46 4/5. May oats 41 1/2 to 42 1/2, July 41 3/4 to 42 1/4. Provisions weaker with May pork 16.10, lard 9.30, ribs 9.00. Local receipts wheat 15 cars, corn 39 ears, oats 171 ears. May wheat closed 78 1/2, July 78 1/2. May corn 47 1/4, No 3 yellow. May oats 41 1/2, No 2 white.
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Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Chicago
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed in Chicago Market Report
CHICAGO March 12 cattle receipts reach 4000 with varying classes. Prime beef sold 5.70 to 6.75, cows and heifers 2.10 to 4.60, Texans 4.00 to 4.75. hogs receipts 21000 with prices 6.65 to 7.00 for rough and mixed 3.80 to 7.00. sheep receipts 15000 with native and western varieties advancing, native lambs 3.20 to 7.99, western lambs 3.75 to 7.4u.
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Scrippa-Meline Press Association
Chicago
Market Prices for Meat Dairy and Eggs Reported
Scripps McHae Press Association New York March 12 Pork Mess 18 75 Lard Western Spots 9 40 Tallow City 34 country 64 7c Dressed Poultry Turkeys 104 18e fowls 10 lic ducks 8 1iv Butter Creamery extra 31 3ll4c state dairy tubs 30c Eggs Fancy white 20%e 2llac western 18c Cheese Full cream 145% llac
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Scripps-McHae Press Association
New York
Representative Gus 8 Condo Praises Legislature Record
Representative Gus 8 Condo Marion, chair of the ways and means committee, praised the recent session for a good legislative record. He noted faith kept, pledges honored, and economy in the appropriations bill, despite new institutions and a state fair pavilion. He warned insurance reform needed more time and cautioned that 60 days is insufficient for such laws.
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Southeastern Hospital
Congress
City Record: Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Districts
Birth notices list Lera and Mrs. Wilson. William and Minnie Scalf. Wood and Louise Wohrley. Harry and Helen Bridwell. Eugene and Bertha Adams. Philip and Visensa Lamerde. Wred and Hattie McCallerter. Charles and Bridget Widoff. John and Lena Bernhardt. Benton and Effie Nungester. Ward and Emma Wilson. Annie Albers. Christian and Lillian Wolff. Death notices name Cinthia Metenach, Jebeil Bekampton, John W. Hunt, William Wilner, Cora Champ, Zachariah Dodson, Anna E. Johnson, Cora W Elizabeth Carpenter, John Andy Sinseler, Elizabeth Baase, Martha McIlrath, Molly Spong with ages and causes. Marriage licenses include Charles Harry and Effie Legg. Clyde Higgins and May Perkins. Aura Jackson and Beasie Dahlstrom. George L. Farlow and Annie Maher. George C. Russell and Lilly Marnett. Clarence Beeler and Mary Frownfelter. George Howerton and Katie Holmes. Merle Blickenstaff and Pearl Brown. Building permits list multiple addresses and values. totals span cottages, dwellings, repairs, additions, and sheds across numerous streets and firms.
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Lera
Mrs. Wilson
Arsenalayve
William and
Minnie Scalf
E. Twenty-fourth-st
Wood and
Louise Wohrley
Centralave
Harry and
Helen Bridwell
Delossst
Eugene and
Bertha Adams
S. Illnois St
Philip and Visensa -Lamerde
S. East-st
Wred and
Hattie McCallerter
Charles Harry
Effie Legg
Clyde Higgins
May Perkins
Aura N. Jackson
Beasie
Dahlstrom
George L. Farlow
Annie Maher
George C. Russel
Lilly P. Marnett
Clarence C. Beeler
Mary H. Frownfelter
George H. Howerton
Katie Holmes
Merle C. Blickenstaff
Pearl G. Brown
Saloons Voted Out In Knoxville Election
Special to The Sun Knoxville Tenn March 12 The anti saloon faction won by 1921 and all saloons must close within six months. The city will have no saloons for at least two years and will vote again on the saloon question then.
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Knoxville
Roving Riots Hit Louisville Streets During Car Strike
Louisville on March 12 entered the third day of a street car strike with service halted except mail runs under police guard. Rioters attacked cars injuring several, while ice and wagons blocked tracks. State troops may be deployed. Mayor Barth indicated orders to mobilize could come.
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United States Mail
Barth
Pierson
Haad
C. Bullock
Railway Company
A. Carter
Sar
Robert A. Watts
Tressurer
Breen Greer
Discovery of a New Comet Reported from Kiel and Nice
Cambridge Massachusetts March 12 Special to The Star Harvard observatory received a cablegram from Prof Kreutz Kiel announcing Giacobini of Nice as discoverer of a new comet. The object was located at right ascension 7h 4m 31.4s and declination south 18 21 17, with a daily motion of minus 3m 8s in right ascension and plus 87m in declination.
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Cambridge, M.ss
Harvard Observatory
Kreutz
Kiel
Giacobini
Nice
Former French President Jean Paul Casimer-Perier Dies
Paris reports the death of Jean Paul Casimer-Perier former president of France born 1847 in Paris. He served in the Franco Prussian War earned the Legion of Honor and held multiple political roles including deputy minister of war undersecretary and budget committee president. He resigned as president in January 1899 after being a Dreyfus trial witness, denying any link to the scandal.
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Casimer-Perier
France
Manhoo
Legion of Honor
Nogent- Sur-Seine
Ministry of War
Chamber
Mwe
Dreyfus
Fate Strikes Rockwell in Elks Temple Gathering
John R. Rockwell county superintendent of the poor and a local political figure, attended a party at the Elks temple in Jackson Michigan last night. A remark about 13 in the crowd preceded an abrupt illness. He developed acute kidney disease and died before morning.
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Jackson, Mich
John R. Rockwell
Elks’ Temple
Rockwell
Noblesville Firms Form New Corporations Changes Noted
Incorporators John G. Heingmann Jacob F Heinzmann and George W Heinzmann form J G Heingmann Co with capital stock of 30000 in Noblesville. An Indianapolis firm, The Annuity and Savings Fund Co, changes name to Builders Realty Co in a filing with the secretary of state.
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J. G. Heingmann & Co
Noblesville
Mercantile
Secretary of State
John G. Heingmann
Jacob F. Heinzmann
George W. Heinzmann
Indianapolis
Annuity and Savings Fund Co
Builders’ Realty. Co
City to send gunboat to Central American waters
Washington report cites orders to Admiral Evans to deploy an additional gunboat, with Dubuque or Paducah as option, amid tensions near Ceiba Honduras and a reported Nicaraguan search of Minister Merry’s arms ship. Also notes a major WWC A fundraising canvass in Indianapolis yielding 4133.80 and praise for the Blue team, plus acknowledgments from YWCA building committee and a long list of donors and officers.
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Dubuque
Paducah
Ceiba
Honduras
Smothered Infant at Christening in Chicago Home
Agnes Slavin, three weeks old, died after a christening at 112 N Wood Street. Four neighbors with babies attended the celebration and slept in the crowded house. The baby was found smothered by bedclothes at 4 a.m., investigators say accidental death due to crowding.
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Chicago
Maroh
Agnes Slavin
N. Wood St
Agnes
End of peonage case in Knoxville Tennessee
The Tennessee mountain peonage case ended with a victory for defendants as the government failed to sustain charges in the indictments. Contractor Oliver, his superintendent and foremen were indicted for holding negroes in peonage on railroad contract work.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Knoxville, Tenn
Oliver
Federal Grand Jury
Struck by street car leaves man unconscious at hospital
A. J. Hardy, 55, lay unconscious at City hospital after being struck by a street car on Indiana avenue and Chiost. He walked into the path of a Northwestern avenue car from behind and was knocked down but escaped the wheels. A 30 day furlough from the State Soldiers home at Lafayette was found on him. Relatives in Indianapolis were not located Tuesday.
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A. J. Hardy
City Hospital
Butte's Tiny World Famous Cafe
Special to The Sun. In Butte Montana the Success Cafe claims the title of the smallest restaurant in the world. Eight feet long and three feet wide it seats two people, one on each side of a nine inch table. The cubbyhole eatery in the heart of the business district briefly paused when a wall fell, then resumed. Propr proprietors reported profits of about twenty five dollars a day.
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Butte
Col Gemmer At Home In Williamsport Visit
Col. Fred Gemmer secretary to the governor returns to his old Williamsport home Tuesday to remain through Thursday in a brief political respite.
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Col. Gemmer
Col
Fred Gemmer
Williamsport
Zion City rocked as Mrs Coleman claims Dowie succession
Mrs G Coleman wife of a wealthy retiree proclaimed herself Dowies heir and prophetess in Zion City claiming an angel guided her to oust Voliva. Dowie’s body lay in state as the faithful held services at Cutler residence. A spectacular Dowie funeral is planned with a white hearse, white casket and sealed vault.
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Dowleites
John Alexander Dowie
Gladstone Dowie
J. W. Cutler
Dowie
Zion City
Christian Catholic Church
Cutler
Kenosha
Brain Building Lectures Draw Large Audience at Tomlinson Hall
Newton N. Riddell delivered a Chautauqua lecture on From Nature to Nature's God at Tomlinson hall to a large attentive audience. The program for Tuesday promises Brain Building and Soul Growth as the next topic.
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Tomlinson Hall
Newton N. Riddell
DOCTORS ON TRIAL FOR FRAUDULENT MEDICAL DIPLOMAS
Julius C Blume and Harry Miller physicians from Elwood faced trial by the State Board of Medical Registration at the statehouse on charges of obtaining diplomas by fraud. Blume earned his from a Milwaukee school run by a man and wife who fled to Germany. Miller obtained a Cincinnati diploma from an unrecognized college. Both retained counsel.
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Julius C. Blume
Harry Miller
Elwood
State Board of Medical Registration
Statehouse
Blume
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Germany
Miller
Cincinnati
Curtain Down On Fitch Driscoll Postmaster Feud
Representative J. Monroe Fitch returned to Muncie after sparking a feud with G. O. Driscoll over the Muncie postmaster bid. Fitch declined further statements. Alleged gossip linked Charles Peckinpaugh and votes for a $1,000 license bill, but Peckinpaugh left Evansville without confirming it. The rumors now hinge on Peckinpaugh's credibility.
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J. Monroe Fitch
G. O. Driscoll
Muncie
Fitch
Mr. Driscoll
Joseph EB. Bell
Charles Peckinpaugh
Driscoll
Mr. Peckinpaugh
John Voltz
French Lick
Peckinpaugh
Evansville
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Park-ave
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Rushville
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Ctiff Talk
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Condo
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Yandes
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Anna E. Johnson
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Shelby-st
Lagrippe
John Andy Sinseler
Bellefontaine-st
Elizabeth Baase
Chestnut-st
Martha Mcllrath
Eckert-st
Molly Spong
E. Washington St
Harry Cragg
Thirty-third-st
Barnes Ave
Mrs. Connelly
Tacoma Ave
Gottlieb Huber
S. New Jersey St
J. W. Moore
N. Warman Ave
W. J. Harris
Fotborn St
Kramer Manufacturing Company
Maryland
New York-st
Mary E. Withern
Jefferson-ave
Mrs. M. Adams
W. Thirtieth-st
Co. H. Adams
la Salle
Michigan
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Linwood
Irwin Betterman
Gray
John W. Frances
Oakland Ave
Sng L. Kern
S. Olive Sr
Link Belt Company
Holmes
Michigan-st
Cris H. Francis
Downing Ave
Spruce-st
Louisville
Ing
Fourth-st
Market-st
Broadway
Fourth
Market-sts
Walter Mason
M.perier
Scripps-McRaz Press Association
Paris
Jean Paul F Pierre
M. Casimer-Perier
Scripps-McHae Mrese Association
Rose Melville
Miss Melville
Sis Hopkins
NICA
Raguan Force
Scripgs-McRae Press Association
Washington
Evans
United States
James E
Sid
Young Women's Christian Association
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C. J. Buchanan
C. C. Barnett
F. Bosler
Edgar
Woodruff Place
Hugh McGowan
John H. Holliday
A. M. Ogle
T. B. Laycock Company
Nicholas McCarty
Francis McCarty
Harry and Margaret Day
Babe
Butte, Mont
Success Cafe
Cape
Zion
Dowie's
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Riddell
State Board
J. Fitch
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