Quiet Stock Market Opens With Mild Gains
New York March 1 The stock market opened quietly with most active issues mostly higher yet within a narrow range. Heavy buying appeared in several stocks during the first hour with readings showing gains on readings and Amalgamated Copper and Reading leading the list. Short covering provided support as investors anticipated further banking interests stepping in to back allocations. Government bonds held steady amid a generally firmer tone for copper issues and industrials.
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New York Central
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Palleway
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Amal Compas
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Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis Market
The Indianapolis live stock market today shows cattle and sheep trading slowly with a fair clearance at close. Calves and sheep were weak and prices eased. hogs and steers ranged lower as buyers hesitated amid uncertain demand, with outside markets slightly favoring buyers.
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Indianapolis
Faree
Ebbe
New York Produce and Election Turmoil Report
A mixed New York market note covers produce items like pork, fowls, ducks, cheese, and creamery products with prices and suppliers. Across the ocean in St Petersburg, Prime Ministerial elections for Parliament face increasing farce as workers elect unusual delegates, including a dog named Rosy and a factory chimney, amid distrust of government control and arrests for political activity.
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Sperial
ST Petersburg
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St. Petersburg
Indianapolis Traction and Street Railway Stocks Decline
In a broad securities listing from Indianapolis, shares across many local firms show slight movement with bid and ask prices matching prior quotes. Major names include Union Traction, Central Trust, National Bank interests, and several regional rail and utility stocks, reflecting a muted market and limited price shifts.
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Agit
Ative Cn Tha Jacal Stack Exchange
Hd Wed
T. Poiste
Sty
Atlas
Helk Railtead
Iran
Capital National Hank Ss Central Trust
Climax Cover & Rak
Pow
Volumbia National Bank
Delaware & Vigan Co
Valun Surety Co
W. Val
Traeco Home Brewing Co
Ind
Uh _Fatiana National Hank
Andiena Thihear & Loan
Andigha Trust
Incline Union ‘Traction Co
Sganapolig
Martinaville Hot. Co
People's
Repute's Licht & Best
Faun Farutizer, PLC
Reeves & Fu
Hsecurity Trust
Tinton National Machne iUnion Traiien
Commune Trion Traction
Pfd
Union Trust Compare
jMan Pamp Hardware Co
Pandalia
InStanapolis
Greenfield Ba
Martingville
Indianapolis Northers
Indianapolis Street Railway
Traction & Terminal
New Telaphore
Dew
Gillian
Sasha
Prive
Mm Union Traction
JW Union Practia
Skillman Trial Set for Saturday Hearing
Paul V. Skillman faces an imminent hearing after a habeas corpus writ was granted to bring an early court date. The trial centers on accusation of an attempted return of his child Pauline Skillman from his ex wife’s home. Judge Muamont Alferd postponed until Saturday afternoon.
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Paul V. Skiffman
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Shineman
Pauline Skillman
Hiith Skillman
Hall
Wytr
Grantert
Phuraday
Muamont Alferd
Huntoon Named Ab Respondent In Divorce Case
New York March 22 Special to The Sun reports Vice Chancellor Velzley Dimey of Josey CUO held hearings in a divorce case involving Frank Hunton and Mrs Late Haw M. Shike. The proceedings center on alleged infidelity and a proposed financial settlement. Duke alleges concealment and a prior marriage history. Hunton contends business and personal affairs influenced by Mrs Duke and a mineral watch agent.
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Murder on a Steamer Claims Chief Officer Johnson
In New York March 22 a murder aboard the Jolanthe Transport Line steamer occurred. Chief Officer Johnson was fatally injured during a dispute at sea. Mate John Pepi was detained aboard until arrival of Jody from Muted tie. Dr. Fox, the ship’s surgeon, tended the injured, and authorities took over once ashore.
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Fox
Two Firemen Killed in Freight Train Collision
In Harris, Port Thuron, a Grand Trunk freight train collision killed two firemen, Cripp and Wircaan Mughea, with one man trapped in the wreck. The incident occurred on March 32 as a double-header freight collided with a passenger or another freight.
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Grand Trunk Rairoad Trang
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Wircaan Mughea
Operator admits sleep caused fatal train crash
Frank Lively, the Denver and Rio Grande operator at Muntordville, Ky, reportedly told friends he fell asleep while working overtime. He arrived from Louisville and Wak met at his apartment but refused to discuss the wreck. He previously said fatigue may have played a role in the collision.
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Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
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Philadelphia Board weighs confectionery sales near schools
In Philadelphia in March the Board of Public Education seriously considered advising against reinfectionery sales near schools. Health Director Coplin urged action over candy pretzels and crackers sold to children on school premises, noting legal limits on stopping the practice.
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Captured Net Incident In Indianapolis Shanty
David Warner was arrested by Deputy Gorm Warden Philips for possessing nets in a shanty near the river in Indianapolis. One wet net and another in a mutiny were seized. An affidavit was filed in Justice Harry Rheets court at Tivington. Warner and associates planned a pond visit and sought a continuance.
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Safety talks at Taetral Electric Railway meeting aboard in Claypont
The Taetral Electric Railway opened at the Claypont hotel with 400 attendees from Indiana and nearby. Lou Burke of Blake company opened with a paper on Electric Railway Signalings. Afternoon sessions feature H N Staats on Fire Insurance at cost and ER L Hamilton on Rail Way To MG A Work. The program closes with WY Turner on Advancements in Air Frakes with SD Hutch assisting from Westinghouse Tra on Drake.
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Row in the Third. Gox and Zenor Affair Causes Alarm
State Democratic central committee met at the Grand hotel in Indianapolis to hear the Third district nomination dispute after Floyd county primary delegates. Candidates William T. Zenor and William Cox reached Indianapolis. Cox pressed for clerk and judge slots to influence the convention drive, while committee members sought an amicable solution amid party tensions.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Grand Hotel
Floyd County
Wiliam T. Zenor
Corydan
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Cox
Ont Jasper
Indianapolis
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Leneh Palling Place
State Committee
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Colin
Paul Wo Bimais
Betaveree Vie
Wheat is Best For the Laborer
A state committee caucus debated a plan to replace county primaries with district primaries to equalize chance for all. The Cox side opposed, while Zenor supporters sought to restart the contest, accusing others of trying to steal Playa county. Delegates and party figures clashed over strategy and votes.
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Menor
Hadley Busy Man Faces Appeals in State Affairs
A garbled report notes Hadley as a busy figure tied to state matters. It mentions the attorney general and ongoing appeals, with references to pursuers and shifting duties as the Sherrick appeal is resolved. The text remains unclear on specifics.
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Carapalaie
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Ant
Democratic Committee Deliberations Shape Primary Next Day
The meeting minutes show Cox speaking plainly about a hotel deal and a square, open arrangement. Attending were many Democratic leaders from the southern counties and beyond, including Richard M. Meburn, Charles W. McClare, Elmer Menis, Hugh Calvin, and others, with state committee figures present and plans discussed for the Floyd county polls and the upcoming primary.
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Hugh Calvin
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Charles D. Kelso
Taodus Wanton
James R. Dat“fr
Juan J. Leons
Joan W. Parts
Tip Eaaberger
Charles 1 Stott
New Albany
Transfers of Real Estate in Sharper Woodside and Nearby Additions
Real estate transfers listed include Frederick Vehling to Laura Howard et al for Lot 38 in Sharper Woodside and adjacent additions, with various parcels described as vacant or improved along streets such as Capitol Ave and Twenty-second Street. Transactions involve numerous individuals, including Marr Q, McCame, Tauline C. McKay, Spann & Co., and others, with prices ranging from 1.50 to 1,606 dollars and references to Garden Plate, Woodlawn, Park Place, and Milligan additions.
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May Examine Aufderheide Case In Superior Court
Defendants in the injunction action against Aufderheide and others moved Thursday in the superior court to examine the plaintiff and inspect his books and papers. They claim the plaintiff runs a charter mortgage business extended beyond Marion county with branches elsewhere and that he paid taxes only on funds lent locally. They allege incomplete tax returns and concealment of large loans over the past two years, seeking to prove owed taxes to the county.
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Will Hang Two Negroes in Mount Holly Murder Case
Reporter Scripse McRay Press Association reports Mount Holly Sheriff Nor Cross states Rufus Johnson and George Small will be hanged on Saturday for the murder of Florence W Allinson. Both accused men are said to have acted together and will face execution simultaneously.
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Higher Courts Appellate Briefs In Indiana Rail Cases
A compilation of appellate court briefs and notices from Indiana courts listing cases across Supreme and Appellate levels. Includes parties such as Vanderburg County Circuit Court, Southern Railway Co, Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction, and Wabash Railway, with mentions of petitions, briefs for oral argument, and assigments of errors.
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State of Indiana
Vanderburg
C. C. Appelles
Ruth Meaterton
Mattie M. Lowden
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