Wall Street Stocks Open in Broad Decline
The stock market opened with general declines led by U S Steel Reading Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific. Weakness spread through the first hours as high priced issues fell to new lows for the year with demoralization across the room and call money rates rising on loan shortages.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
U.S. Steel
Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Steel
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
London
Berlin
Wvnton
Chicago market roundup cattle hogs and sheep prices
Serlopa-McRae Frena Association in Chicago reports cattle receipts at 16,000 with prices from 1.00 to 6.85 for various grades, hogs receipts 28,000 with prices 6.15 to 6.95, and sheep receipts 15,000 with native and western sheep and lambs priced from 2.90 to 8.00, reflecting steady to higher moves across groups.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cincinnati market notes show cattle receipts at 724 with steady prices for better stock, hog receipts easy with good to choice at 7.05 to 7.10, mixed packers 6.95 to 7.06, sheep receipts 121 with strong demand and extra lambs around 8.00, calves up to 38.10.
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Cincinnati
Commodity price listings from Secripps-McRae Press
New York March 13 market brief shows pork prices at 18.00 to 18.75 per hundredweight, Lord Western at 5,300 to 9,400, and various fats, poultry, dairy and cheese quotes. Dressed turkeys and fowls priced, butter receipts, creamery level, and creamery dairy goods noted.
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Secripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Lord—Western
Spot
Chicago Market Prices Change for Butter Cheese and Poultry
Chicago market report lists Butter at 89 cents per pound, Creamery extra, Cheese at 141 cents, Turkey prices around 12 to 13 cents, Ducks 12 to 14 cents, Geese 3.00 to 7.50 per dozen. Includes miscellaneous poultry items and pricing notes from local sellers.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Hog Market Sags as Packers Press Dealers in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on March 13 hog receipts reached 2,500 with cattle at 1.2 million and light sheep. Packers pushed for a 5-cent decline from yesterday, amid bearish general market conditions. Top hogs sold around 7.07 to 7.16, most trades at 7.00, while cattle moved slowly with weak to a shade lower prices. Fewer sheep and lambs were offered, market on yesterday’s quotations, with prime butcher demand steady but prices hard to maintain.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Guard McIntire arraigned in assault case at police court
Edward McEntire a Pope-Waverly guard charged with assaulting William Pflager secretary of the Machinists union was arraigned in police court. Jack O'Brien August Lambert William Daniell and Eda Wall union machinists were arraigned for obstructing the sidewalk. Judge Whallen postponed many cases till Thursday at 2 pm and reserved judgment in the McIntire case. McIntire claimed to be a constable and said he carried revolvers on sight.
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McIntire
Justice of the Peace White
Braad Ripple
Local Securities Bulls Lead Market Rally in Short Session
Local securities rose today with many issues advancing for substantial gains. Bell Railroad common jumped 61 points to 171 bid with offers at 180. Marion Trust up five to 30. Indianapolis up 11 to 46. notable losses included Indianapolis Street Railway at a fraction. Multiple bonds and preferreds across banks, railroads, and utilities traded, with many prices listed and ex-dividend notes.
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Bell Railroad Common
Marion ‘Trust
Indianaplis
Law Building
Belt Railroad
Vandalia
Indianapolis Street Railway
Kokoma, Milion & Western
Asx
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Test Railroad Common
State Brown-Ketchnam Iron
Ws Capital National Bank
Ae Central Trust Company
Wesitizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Columbia
Aes Ind
Guar. and Loan Co
Yediana Artist Co
Acenecesl
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Fire Ins
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indpis & Southeastern T
Indianapolis Trac
Oye Lesycock Mfg. Co
Louis, & Eastern R. R. Com
Louis, & Eastern R. R
Marion Trust Company
Merchants'’ Hy
Pvt
Merchants’ National Bank
Bey Sale
Aye TH Wee New Telephone Co
New ‘Tel. Co
People's Deposit Bank
Peoples Light and Heat
Ratth Fertilizer
Reeves & Co
Security Trust Company
T. Haute Trac. and Light
T. Haute Water Works
Union National Bank
Union Traction
BG Union Traction
Union Trust Co
van Camp Hardware Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Vandala Coal Co
Wasson, Pfo
Ceeees Eeereenee
Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gas
Indpis
Greenfield R. R. Ds
Lee Indpis
Martinsville
R. T
Northern Traction
Incpis
Northwestern
Street Railway
Indianapolis Water Co
ML. & W. Traction
Merchants
Union Traction of
Indiana
Wheat and corn futures edge with mixed bids
Trade in Chicago wheat, corn and oats opened with liberal offers amid uncertain crop outlook. May wheat fell to 1 3/4 cents, May corn rose then eased, May oats eased, and May pork and lard prices showed irregular movement with nearby contract quotes ranging around 16.12 to 16.24 for pork and 9.22 to 9.24 for lard.
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Chicago
Grain and hay market notes with mixed bids and inspections
Agricultural market report lists Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Hay bids with multiple No. grade levels and through billing terms. Prices shown for wheat up to 70c and 86e, corn ranges across No. 2 white to No. 4 yellow, oats at 42–44c, and hay prices from $15.00 to $18.40 per unit. Inspections detail car counts by grade, including wheat No. 2 red, corn No. 3 white and yellow, and various mixed and high mixed lots.
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Dale
Miya
Timothy
Hay
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburg March 12 reports supply light and steady for cattle and sheep. Prime heavy hogs bring around 7.00 to 7.40 per hundredweight, with workers and other categories clustered near 7.15. Pigs sell about 7.20 and roughs at 6.00 to 6.75. lambs and other items show varied, with prime ethers and mixed care prices noted.
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Pittsburg
Serigoa-McHae Press Association
Fittsburg
Wagon Market Prices Summary
Wagon Market lists corn at 46 to 50 cents per unit, shelled oats at 43 to 46 cents, shear oats at 3.16 at 18.00, straw at 36.50 for 800 units, Miller at 13.00 for 15.0, Timothy hay at 18.00 and 20.00, clover hay at 19.00 and 17.00, mixed hay at 17.00 and 19.00.
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Miller
Hay
Timothy
Clover
Jury exhaustion in Monninger case prompts new venire
A special venire of 50 men was exhausted in the Albert Monninger drug clerk case in criminal court on Wednesday, forcing the judge to issue an additional 15 jurors. A prospective juror asked to be excused due to a sick mother-in-law but was kept in custody as counsel consent was pending. Defendants are represented by John Duncan, Ryan, and Wuckels haus, while Henry Spaan assists Prosecutor Kvlett R. Hochan.
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Albert Momminger
Veniceman
Pritchard
Wilson
Monninger
John Duncan
Ryan and
Wuckelshaus
Henry Spaan
Kvlett R. Hochan
Indianapolis Seed Market Sells Orchard and Blue Grass
Wholesale buyers note price list for Orchard Grass at 1.25 and 1.90, Blue Grass at 1.40 and 1.48, Clover Seed listed as Common Red with 38.00 and 8.50 in the record.
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Indianapolis
Building Brains and Character by Riddell Lecture
Newton N. Riddell delivered a Tuesday night talk at Tomlinson hall on Brain Building and Soul Growth. The $1000 lecture urged parents to form habits via repeated thought, linking brain cells to character and stressing regeneration through spiritual birth in Christ. Riddell to speak again Wednesday on Psychic and Spiritual Phenomena as part of a Christian Endeavor Union series drawing wide notice.
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Newton N. Riddell
Speaiker
Christ
Riddell
Christian Endeavor Union
Divorce First Paper Filed in New Marion County Court
The new probate court opened after Judge Merle N. A. Walker’s appointment aims to ease crowded courts by handling divorce cases. The first case is Joseph Whitfield against Martha R. Whitfield, noting desertion and a withheld child's name born after separation.
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Marion County
Merle N. A. Walker
J. Frank Hanly
Walker
Joseph Whitfield
Martha R. Whitfield
Will Examine Men for Consular Jobs
Twenty candidates seeking entry to the consular service have been notified to appear for fitness demonstrations before the state department tomorrow. The exams, first under Secretary Root's reform, aim to select qualified men for 18 vacancies and promotions paying from 2000 to 5800 dollars. Candidates will be pre screened for appearance and worldly knowledge, with a foreign language test in French German or Spanish added to the standard curriculum.
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State Department
Tomorow
Root
Act of Congres
Wilbur J. Carr
Consular Bureau
Carr
Department
Wisconsin Senate Field Narrowed By Stephenson Withdrawal
Scripps McRae dispatch from Madison reports Isaac Stephenson withdraws as a candidate for the U S Senate with La Follette's support shifting. Lenroot appears the favored La Follette choice, while Esch and Hatten join the broader field, setting up a likely deadlock and a caucus to pick the finals contender.
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Stephenson
United States
Spooner
la Follette
Stephensenn
Congressman Esch
Railroad Regulation
Hatten
Liv Follette
Lenrcot
Lenroot
la Fuollette
Princeton Star Gets Good Place
In New York on March 13 William H. Edwards known as Bill Edwards of Princeton was named first deputy commissioner of street cleaning by MacDonough Craven and placed in charge of Manhattan borough. Edwards, a former athlete and football captain, will earn 5000 dollars annually. The appointment is believed to reflect Mayor McClellan's suggestion and long acquaintance with Edwards.
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The
Sun
New York
Willam H. Edwards
Princeton
Bill Edwards
MacDonough Craven
Manhattan
Edwards
McClellan
Mayer Re-elected Merchants' Association Leader in Indianapolis
Ferdinand L. Mayer begins a third term as head of the Merchants' Association of Indianapolis after Henry Kahn declined to serve. The 32-member group, formed in 1898, praises interurban rebates and city buying to boost trade among leading local merchants.
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George Vonnegut
Paul H. Krauss
Charles Z. Coffin
Mayer
Henry Kahn
Kahn Tailoring Company
Merchants’ Association of
Indianapolis
Morgan sails to Liverpool for spring trip abroad
J F Morgan sailed today from New York on the Baltic bound for Liverpool for a spring journey that may last months. The departure is noted as unrelated to the upcoming conference of railway presidents with President Roosevelt in Washington. Howard Harriman also said he will skip the conference and arrange a talk with Roosevelt later.
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New York
J. FP. Morgan
Liverpool
White Star Line
Baltic
President Roosevelt
Washington
Mr. Morgan
Howard H. Harriman
Mr. Roosevelt
Community clubs plan socials and events this week
Sylvia Rebekah Lodge hosts a pie social at the hall on Thirty-fourth Street. A card party is set for Friday afternoon at 1091 Twenty-third Street, while a tea for Trinity Congregational is planned at 1720 Lexington Avenue. Various church groups announce meetings, luncheons, and a St Patrick’s party at Meridian Street M E Sunday school. A Co operative School of Music recital is scheduled for 721 Tarkave. Ladies and auxiliaries host fundraisers and activities through Friday and Saturday including a Day Nursery Easter party at Tomilnyon hall.
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Co-Operative School of Music
Tarkave
Miss Carey
Wife Sues Kellum for Divorce in Cleveland
Nannette E. Kellum sues baseball pitcher Winel lum for divorce in Cleveland Ohio alleging infidelity. She states he was last heard from in Paris Michigan.
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Cincinnati Reds
Indianapolis Ball Club
Nannette E. Kellum
Paris
Mich
Shot Boy Burglar in Bloomington Tragedy
Bloomington Indiana March 18. Charlie Carr a 15 year old lad was mortally shot by Patrolman Shinn after being caught burglarizing Carter Perring’s home. Three officers surrounded the house and the youth fled when warned to halt Shinn fired twice. Carr later died at a doctor’s office.
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Bloomington
Ind
Charlie Carr
Shinn
Carter Perring
Carr
Evansville Man Dies at Poseyville Grave Site
Charles Bauer of Evansville died suddenly at Poseyville cemetery when he collapsed at the foot of a relative’s grave. He left two brothers in Evansville. The death is attributed to a heart trouble.
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Evansville
Ind
Charles Bauer
Poseyville
Driver John Wesley Lee Drowned After Wagon Falls
Special to The Sun Ellwood Indiana March 13 John Wesley Lee aged 47 was drowned this morning when his wagon slid from a grade into swollen Pipe creek His widow and three children survive.
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Ellwood
Ind
John Wesley Lee
Pipe Creek
Indictment Targets Furniture Trust Across States
Chicago report lists F A Holbrook and firms from Chicago Muskegon Owensboro Cincinnati Grand Rapids North Manchester Morrison and others charged in a three count anti trust case alleging restraint of trade conspiracy to monopolize and an association called Prudential Club aimed at halting competition in church furniture sales across the United States.
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Ing
American Seating Company
Chicago
A. H. Andrews Company
E. H. Staford Manufacturing Company
Superior Manufacturing Company
Muskegon, Mich
Owensboro Seating and Capinet Company
Owensboro
Southern Seating and Cabinet Company
Jackson, Tenn
Cincinnati Seating Company
Cincinnati
Friedman Seating Company
New Richmond
H. C. Voght Sons & Co
Parker City
Ind
United States
F. A. Holbrook
Prudential Club
Coulter Not Guilty In Near Village Assault Case
Theresa Weishart, 18, reported an attempted assault in a pasture near McClainsville, but failed to identify David Coulter, 2, as the attacker. Coulter was found by bicycle officers at a rail crossing and was en route to St Louis. Neighbors pursued the unknown man who fled after the struggle. the victim described the assailant as darker and not Coulter.
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McClainsville
David Coulter
Coulter
Shine
Schlangen
Belt Crossing
St. Louis
Weissharr
Hyland
Bray
Sandmann
Children Easter Party at Tomlinson Hall
The Day Nursery association will host an Easter party Saturday afternoon at Tomlinson hall. A fancy dance and grand march are planned with bright colored favors for each child. Mite boxes distributed earlier will be opened at the event to count the contributions. Children in the fancy dance have been prepared by Mrs. L. J. Wright.
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Tomilnyon Hal
L. J. Wright
Knickerbacker Hall
Deaths of Brothers Tied by Coincidence in Indiana
Richmond Indiana reports the death of Joan Henry Rosa a prominent citizen who died yesterday. A remarkable link appears as his brother Harmon Rosa former resident of the city died Monday in Sycamore Indiana, completing a noted pair of related passing events.
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Sun
Richmond
Ind
Joan Henry Rosa
Sycamore
Harmon
Fifteen Injured As Freight Engine Crashes Street Car
Fifteen people were crushed or injured when a Southern Pacific freight engine crashed into a crowded Mapleave street car near Ascot park just after midnight. Motorman Grabeck and Benjamin Head, both of Los Angeles, were critically hurt and likely to die as the engine nearly demolished the car.
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Scripps-McRee Press Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Ascot Park
Grabeck
Benjamin Head
City Births and Deaths in Local Record
Birth notices list Roscoe and Mattie Grisson yielding a girl at 4 S Liberty Street and other families with addresses. Deaths include Eliza Loggenes chronic illness, Lizzy Jane Stone measles, and John W Booth with pulmonary tuberculosis, among others. Marriages include multiple couples with listed residences and several dwellings and factories named with valuations.
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Roscoe
Mattie Grisson
S. Liberty-st
Clarence
Effie Rugg
James and
Mary Shave
Charles-st
Noe
Maurie Taylor
Bird-stoy
James
Mabel Shedrick
Muskingum-st
John and
Lucy Burt
W. Eighteenth-st
Frank and
Mayme Walmsley
Samuel and
Annie Marcus
Maplert
Maria Watness
Shelby St
Edwin and
Caroline Ferry
N. Meridian-st
Charlotte Cissell
St. Meridian-st
Eliza Loggenes
Martindale
Elen Duffy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lizzy Jane Stone
Bribery Indictments Hit Columbus Officials and Paving Firm
In Columbus Ohio on March 13 three members of the Columbus Board of Public Service the board president and two managers of the Cleveland Trinidad paving company the local manager of the American Sewer Pipe company and two city officials were indicted for bribery connected to a $122 089 paving contract on East Broad Street and its extras. Additional indictments included embezzlement cases against Lawson Emerson E A Morarity J W Johnson and Charlee G Irwin with shortages totaling thousands. All defendants released on bond.
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The
Sun
Columbus, CO
Columbus Board of Public Service
American Sewer Pipe Company
Fred J. Immei
Fred Lied
Charles E. Burr
Boar of Public Service
H. F. Brawley
Nelson Cannon
H. C. Lang
R. Stanley Rhoads
Arthur A. Beck
Alfred Shoemaker
Lawson Emerson
Supreme Court
E. A. Morarity
Board of Health
J. W. Johnson
Circuit Court
Charlee G. Irwin
Boy Forger Sentenced to Indiana School
Carroll Lee Ervin, 13, was escorted to the Plainfield Indiana boys' school after juvenile court probation officers pronounced him a repeat forger. He had forged checks bearing Dr J Fennell MekKee’s name for amounts including five ten and two dollars, and expressed a desire the school would make a man of him.
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Carroll Lee Ervin
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
J. Fennell MekKee
Banker Shoots Self in Canton Bank
H G McDowell president of the Farmers bank shot himself in the head early today and died almost instantly. No motive known. He had been acting as cashier while his brother A C McDowell was ill and reportedly had been despondent, according to family.
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Scripps-MecRae Press Association
Canton
H. G. McDowell
Farmers Bank
A. C. McDowell
Will Build New Church In Richmond Indiana
Trinity Lutheran church congregation decides to erect a new church building in Richmond Indiana with construction planned to start around May 1.
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Richmond
Ind
Trinity Lutheran Church
New York Plans All Night Police Court Dispensations
Scrippa McRae Press Association reports that New York will add an all night police court to its all night banks restaurants cafes and dance halls. City magistrates adopt a resolution to dispense justice through the night addressing late hour cases.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Allnight Bank
Mayors warning as Louisville streetcar strike nears clash
Louisville officials push arbitration to end a streetcar strike that threatens to halt service. May 13 crisis could trigger rioting if buses hire scabs and cars fail to run. Mayor Barth demands action and warns of armed guards if talks fail.
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Louisville
Bridge Collapse Drowns Three Men Near Harmarville
Engineer Mikesell Fireman Cantwell and Wrake man Johns of Freeport were drowned when a West Penn railroad bridge over Deer Creek near Harmarville collapsed under a freight train. The seven cars plus engine plunged into the stream and the victims’ houses were not recovered.
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Deer Creek
West Penn
Harmarville Station
Admiral Marquis reports near 100 dead from Jena explosion
Paris March 13 Admiral Marquis reported to the ministry of marine that about 100 officers crew and laborers are killed by the Jena battleship explosion at Toulon yesterday. Yesterdays admissions to hospital reached 346 with few able to leave.
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Paris
Jena
Toulon
GRAFT ALLEGATIONS IN IDAHO LAND RECLAMATION
Boise March 13 Wholesale graft in the arid land reclamation service of the government is alleged. Interior department evidence in Washington points to impending indictments. Idaho employees figure prominently, with charges that engineers and officials favored contractors or threw out bids to secure commissions.
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Boise
Idaho
Department of the Interior
Washington
Department
Flood at Hamilton Residents Rush to Safety in Nightclothes
In Hamilton Ohio the Miami River breached banks early today forcing 10 Peck's addition residents to flee in night garb. The flood, the worst since 1898, sent houses on the bottoms adrift with losses pegged at 10000. Collinsville saw a Panhandle road fill washed away and a freight train wreck with 13 cars of goods ruined.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Hamilton
Peck
Miami
Collinsville
Panhandle
Woman to Buy Zion City for Flying Rollers HQ
Mrs G O Mason head of the Flying Rollers in Windsor and Detroit says she will go to Chicago to negotiate the purchase of Zion City with an option at 2,900,000 dollars. She plans to establish Zion City as the Rollers headquarters and move colonies from Windsor and Detroit to the community.
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scripps-MelHnnec Preas Association
Detroit
Mich
Mers. G. OL. Mason
Flying Rollers
Windsor
Chicago
Zion City
Wetrvit
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Serlopa-McRae Frena Association
Edward McEntire
Pope-Waverly Motor Car
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Wagon Market
Monninger Jury
Tomlinson Hall
Civil Service
Sve
U. S
Senate
Madison, Wis
Isaac
Princeton Star
Ferdinand Mayer
MR. Kahn
Ferdinand L. Mayer
Merchants’ Association
Frank D. Stalnaker
Morgan
Whitehouse Confab
Sylvia Rebekah
Ilinois
Thirty-fourth-sts
J. C. Christie
W. Washington-st. Presbyterian Church
East St. Louis
Parti
First Baptist Church
Missionary Society of Trinity Congregational Church
Lexington-ave
the Ladies’ Aid Society of
Best Park
M. EB. Church
Beville-ave
Central Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Sues Kellum
Star Twirler
Cleveland, O
Lee
Furniture Trust
Federal Grand Jury
the Sun
Federal Grand
Theresa Weishart
Children’s Party
DAY Nursery Association
the Day Nursery Association Easter
Guy A. Webb
Emma M. Lay
John Evans
Laura Douglass
Wm. Allen
Minnie M. Smith
Herbert D. Sloan
Myrtle G. Darling
Edgar T. Sanger
Barbara F. Morrison
Josephine Thatcher
Arlington-ave
Julian-ave
Chas. Soule
Schurman
Riley Adams
New Jersey
Hetherington & "Erner
Kentucky-ave
McCarty-st
Thos. Bunyan
Alabama
Twenty-fourth-st
J. C. Lambert
Central-ave
Mary C. Neugester
Finley-st
Shelby-st
J. E. Sedan
Bryan-ave
J. P. Sedan
Big Four
Co. P. Sutherland
W. Washington-st
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Ihe
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Grand
Boy Forger
May
Fourth-St
Barth
Enginneer
Mikesell
Cantwell and Wrake
Man Johns
Freeport, Pa
Tleship
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Ministry of Marine
Scripps-McKee Press Association
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