Record Market Price for Lambs and Hogs at Indianapolis Sale
Indianap olis market reports 3,000 hogs and 1,600 cattle sold with prices rising for lambs to 10.00 and sheep to 7.00. Hogs topped 11.00, cattle and calves steady to higher, lambs and sheep in strong demand amid improved quality. Pittsburg and Union Stock Yards receipts show mixed gains and steady or higher quotes across hogs cattle sheep and calves.
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Indianapolis
Feeberg
Luoo
Pittsburg
St Louis Trio Fined And Sentenced In Police Court
Paul Wallace James Meisel and John French called the St. Louis trio had a holdout box used in crooked card games. Each was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 30 days suspended on condition they leave the city.
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Paul Wallace
James Meisel
John French
St. Louis
Stocks Rise On Labor Outlook Boost In New York
In early Wall Street trading March 18 gains averaged near a point with Reading Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Steel among the favorites. The market was buoyed by news of easing railroad and corporate friction and expectations of shareholder rights in financing moves including the Hocking Valley deal. Steel common led advances with Union Pacific Reading Big Four and Interborough Metropolitan rising as traders rotated into rails and industrials. London buyers supported Steel and Union Pacific amid a broad uptick in equities and a decline in government bonds.
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New York
Wall Street
London
Steel
Aittle
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Reading
Big Four
Chicago Grain Market Moves Amid Mixed WTI Momentum
Chicago March grain notes show July wheat trading around 1.17 dollars, May near 1.12, with September firmer. Corn declines amid tepid demand, July around 0.65 to 0.66, oats down about 4 cents, July near 0.42. Provisions rise as hog futures gain. opening quotes list mixed values across wheat, corn, oats and pork contracts with steady bid activity.
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Chicago
S$l
A. W. Thomson
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Wed March 17
Cash market notes from Chicago show No 2 red at 1.19 to 1.20, No 3 red 1.15 to 1.18, No 2 yard set at 1.41 to 1.41, No 3 hard winter 1.08 to 1.12, No 3 spring 1.08 to 1.13. Corn values list No 3 boc 68 to 63.5 cents, No 3 white 63 to 64, No 3 yellow 61.66 to 62, No 4 56 to 56.5, No 4 white 60 to 61. Oats figures show No 2 white 50 to 54, No 3 45 to 46, No 4 42 to 41.5, standard 46 to 47 cents.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain buyers in Indianapolis report mixed conditions for wheat and corn with multiple grades listed and through billing notes. Moisture counts and pricing vary by grade, with moats and timothy hay also priced. inspections show 40 cars of oats and wheat samples, including several rejected lots.
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Indianapolis
S&e
Gode
Osec
Dole
Timothy
Indiana school heads discuss value of normal colleges
A meeting of Indiana university, college and normal school leaders convened in the office of Robert J. Alex to decide the role and status of these institutions in teacher preparation. The state board of education met to review the same issue while county superintendents and principals largely favored the current textbooks whose contract nears expiration.
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Universities, Colleges and Normal Schools
Indiana
Robert J. Alex
State Board of Education
All Wool Suits to Order by Junger & Sons
What a pleasure to have a well fitting suit at the right price. All wool suits to order priced at 32.75 dollars. J. Junger & Sons advertise new shares and models at 43 West Washington Street.
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J. Junger& Sons
Washington St
Krauss Divorce Trial Quieted by Dramatic Witness
Marion Indiana, March 18 Rae Anderman Krauss testified in the Krauss divorce case. She described life in Hartford City and her meeting with W H Krauss in 1905. She alleged Krauss had illicit relations with her and outlined disputes with Crystal Krauss and a troubling note written at Krauss's instruction. The cross examination covered prior conversations and Krauss's stated love for his wife.
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Marion
Ind
Krauss
Rae Anderman Krauss
Hartford City
Anderman
Crystal
James Cronin
Logan
F. W. Anderman
Rae Krauss
W. R. Krauss
Anderminan
Crystal Krauss
Trial delayed by death of Mrs Nichols
The United States district court adjourned today until 2 PM out of respect for Mrs Louise Nichols mother of Clarence Nichols and wife of W C Nichols, clerical official. Judge Anderson postponed proceedings though the trial of William H Marker the alleged bank embezzler continues with court officials attached to the case.
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Louise Nichols
Clarence Nichols
United States
W. C. Nichols
United States District Court
W. C
C. W. Nichols
Anderson
William H. Marker
Condrey Announces Run for County Commissioner Nomination
William J. Condrey declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the First District county commissioner race. He has worked in the Moore-Mansfield Construction offices for several years, challenging the seat now held by William H. Roberts.
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William J. Condrey
Wiliam H. Roberts
Condrey
Moore- Mansfield Construction Company
The Largest Tailoring Co Wholesale Suits Sale
S. F. Singer & Sons offers fancy weave blue serge suits at wholesale price. The sale lists price as 12.75 dollars per order and references the company at 48 W. Washington St. in American.
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S. F. Singer & Sons
Washington St
America
S. J. Singer & Sons
What the Railroad Firemen Demand of the Companies
A union demand on wage increases proposed at 121 percent by officials, while railroads claim 22 percent. The dispute covers representation when a fireman becomes an engineman or shifts unions, seniority, and promotions. It cites 130000 miles of track tied up, 25000 firemen idle, 125000 other workers unemployed, and western rail service disrupted. Estimated losses exceed 100 million dollars.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Roosevelt speeding toward Old Cairo during Egypt visit
March 18 Cairo Theodore Roosevelt shapes Egyptian politics with speeches at Khartoum condemning native officers activities. His stance pleases British governors as Cairo prepares four day fete and planned tours for the former president. He sails March 30 to Naples aboard Fring Heinrich then heads to Rome on April 2.
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Cairo
Theodore Roosevelt
Exyrpt
Khartoum
Great Britain
Eldon Gorst
Mr. Roosevelt
No Strike Called On City Hall Job
The planned strike at the new city hall is delayed as Hatfield Electric removes its nonunion workers. T. B. Hatfield says the workers were let go due to lack of current work and the firm will not adopt a closed shop. The Building Trades Council warns a general strike will be ordered if nonunion workers return when work resumes.
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New City Hall
Hatfield Electric Company
T. B. Hatfield
The
Electrical Company
Electricians’ Union
Hatfields
Receiver Appointed for American Brass Company
On the petition of Charles T. Cook the judge declared the American Grass and Aluminum Company bankrupt. Henry J. Martin was appointed receiver with a $15,000 bond. The company showed debts of $49,000 and assets of $10,000 due today, with only $200 on hand to meet obligations.
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Charles T. Cook
American Grass and Aluminum Company
Ross
Henry J. Martin
Afr
Coek
Martin
Saloon Keeper Fined for Selling to Minor in Indianapolis
A boy testified in police court that he bought beer and liquor at John Ursu's saloon on 26 S. West St. Saturday night. Ursu was fined $25 plus costs as Indianapolis Humane Society was alerted by friends who found the boy intoxicated. A separate ad promotes tailored suits by S. J. Singer & Sons at 43 W. Washington St.
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John Ursu
S. West Street
Indianapolis Humane Society
Real Estate Transfers Across Sherman to Fifty-Ninth Streets
A stream of property trades records transfers in Indianapolis area blocks and additions. Listings include buyers and sellers such as Robt W Long to John B Fleck. Chas J Redding to Fred Coons et al. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance to Mollie Myers. Fred Coons to Chas F Redding. State College of Physicians to Protestant Deaconess Society. and many others. Amounts range from under $500 to $12,000 with parcels described by lot, block, and street boundaries in Hanna Hours, Todd’s, and Meridian Park areas.
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W. Galloway
Hanna Hours
Highland Avenue
Tenth Street
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mollie Myers
Todd's
East Side
East Street
Pratt Street
Fred Coons
Chas
Marlette Park
Shriver Avenue
Bonan Avenue
Audubon Avenue
Long
Bonna Avenue
State College of Physicians
Senate Avenue
Ohio Street
Peter M. Pursell
J. Buckanan
Osgood
Meridian Park
Talbott Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Julius Pasquier
Jas. T. Chambers
Bruce Place
Central Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Ralph H. Bauman
Jacob
Barth
Washington Boulevard
Thirty-third Street
Ida O. Stanley
Henry W. Jensen
Pennsylvania_ street
Thirty-second Street
Mary H. Marshall
Louis B. Calvelage
West Park
Holmes Avenue
New York Street
Wm. J. Laughner
Josephine M. Bauer
Boulevard Square
Thirtieth
Buckle Streets
Martin J. Kuntz
Geo. A. Littell
Blackford’s
Michigan
California
Sarah A. Herrick
Geo. W. Bruce
Martindale’s
Prospect Street
Olive Street
John H. Schutt
LeRoy Louderback
McCarty
West Side
Arbor Ave
H. Wampner
Melissa E. Sloan
Franklin
Albert E. Whl
Louise R. Updegraft
Forest Park Add
Oakland Ave
Clayton Ave
Gertrude BE. Thompson
Stuart A. Coulter
Seidensticker's
West End
Methwest Corner
Bismark Ave
Michigan St
ST. Union Trust Company
David P. Allen
BE. Monticello
North Side
Forty Eighth Street
Monon Railroad
Jesse Reals
Laura I. Gossuch
Washington Heights N Addition
College Avenue
Forty-second Street
Edwin J. Legsdon
Wim
McKinney
J. Edgewater
Sutherland Avenue
Jessie F. Matone
Horace McKay
Clifford Avenue
Cleveland Avenue
Laura
Gorsuch
Jesse Beals
Butler Grove
Pened Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Striving to End Differences of Railroad Firemen
Chicago March 18. Despite firm vows from both sides on seniority and representation, I C C Knapp and Labor Commissioner Neill reported material progress toward peace between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and 41 railroads. Conferences resumed as federal officials seek a compromise basis.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce
Knapp
Neill
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Taft Outlines Conservation Policy in Chicago Speech
President Taft in an Auditorium address outlines a conservation program calling for an immediate law to validate withdrawals of coal, fields, water power lands and phosphate beds from the public domain. He praises Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot, saying the movement owes its start to Roosevelt and credit should be given where due. The crowd applauds as he references the Ballinger-Ch pinchot controversy.
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Chicago
Taft
Cox
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinechot
Alfred L. Baker
Gifford Pinchot
Mr.Taft
Raymond 10 Speak Before Salesmen on Salesmanship
F J Raymond will lecture tonight before the class of salesmanship at the YMCA on strengthening personality and sales technique. He has spent a decade lecturing on the subject and is a recognized authority. The association has invited hundreds of city salespeople, with a large attendance expected.
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F. J. Raymond
Y. M
A. Mir Raymond
Shadow in the Barn Night Intruder Identified
A shadow in the barn on 2017 Ashland Avenue frightened Mrs Marlett who screamed for help. Her husband Charles Smith, a Black man, attempted to flee but was tackled. police found him sleeping in the barn and offered him shelter.
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C. L. Marlett
Ashland Avenue
Our Easter Suit Offer From Indianapolis Branch Store
Direct from us the advert notes our Indianapolis branch sells all wool suits to order at 12.75 dollars with an Easter special.
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Indianapolis
S. J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Juror Reading Cleared. Bailiff Denies Tampering Talk
Foreman Hartman reports a juror Russ Reading conversed with Bailiff Perry Hardin during deliberations. Prosecutor Hooton holds the affidavit for later reference. Judge Pritchard absent as case moves with judge pro tem Brown. Reading defends himself as a long‑time Democrat who never backed a Republican.
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William G. Hartman
Ensley
Russ KR. Reading
Perry Hardin
Eliott R. Hooton
Pritchard
Foreman Hartman
Mr. Hooton
William A. Brown
Russ R. Reading
Mr. Reading
Local tailoring house offers wholesale priced suits
The largest tailoring company in America advertises made to order blue serge suits at $12.75. Bliss Native Herbs is listed at 25 W Washington Street.
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Bliss Native Herbs
Washington Street
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Chicago Grain
W. Eh
Old Cairo
Egypt
American Brass CO
Jax, PD. Galloway Et al
Merchants’ Milling Co
Hanna's Heirs
Wand
Vonnegut Hardware CO
Silk Maire
Mass. Ave
Raymond
Prosentor Hooton Wiil
Lou Cottingham
Massachusetts Ave
Copenhagen
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