Wall Street Stocks Fall as Market Opens in Decline
The stock market opened lower with widespread declines across major issues. Amalgamated Copper and Canadian Pacific showed notable moves, while Pennsylvania and St Paul hit session lows. By midmorning, a nervous tone prevailed as bears pressed Canadian Pacific and several rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anaconda
Great Northern
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Erie
Reading
Canadian Pacific
Rock Island
Steel
Colorado
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Low Point
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago stock market overview shows cattle receipts at 300 and steady prices while hog receipts reach 17 000 with prices 5 cents lower. Light hogs 6.20 to 6.42, rough 6.15 to 6.25, mixed 6.20 to 6.40, heavy 6.30 to 6.40, pigs 5.50 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 2 500 steady, unchanged.
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Chicago
Scripps-McRee Press Association
Cincinnati Live Block Prices and Receipts Report
Cincinnati market summary from March 23 notes receipts for cattle hogs and lambs. Cattle receipts 167 with steer prices 5.50 to 4.50 for good to choice and calves 3.50 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 1,500 with prices 6.60 to 6.70 for good to extra. Lambs at 8.50.
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Cincinnati
Serinos-Mefine Presa Association
Gorenen
Chicago Produce prices fromScrfpox-MecRae Press Association
Chicago market notes list egg prices at extras and standard rates. Butter from Creamery quoted at 9 14 cents. Poultry including turkeys 12 cents, chickens 13 percent, ducks 18 cents, geese 5.00 to 7.50 per dozen. Cheese Twins at 13 percent liberty young American at 4 1léc.
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Chicago
Butler Endowment Drive Urges $16,500 By Monday Night
Indianapolis friends of Butler College race to raise 250000 endowment with seven day limit. By Saturday noon $233,450.75 subscribed, including $150,000 pledged if full amount raised. Local donors commit to large outside gifts if city completes fund, with a claimed ratio of $3 outside for every $1 from residents.
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Friends of
Butler College
Committees of Solicitors
Citizens’ Committee
Indianapolis
Butler
Butler Colege
Friends of Education
Spikers
Blackstones
D. D. Layman
Crate D. Bowen
Public Indebtedness Report Shows Rising US Debt
The census bureau bulletin reports US per capita public indebtedness at 35.50 dollars. Total debt across national government, states, counties, towns, districts is 2.7 trillion. It notes that for every two dollars of public indebtedness there is one hundred dollars of national wealth, with international ratios differing by country.
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Serious Medine Press Association
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Great Britain
France
Live Stock Prices Sit At Indianapolis Auction
Receipts show hogs at 2,000 and cattle 30 with light sheep. Hogs sold mostly between 6.40 and 6.46, top at 9.50, market quiet and steady. Cattle demand matched supply for prime stock, while common and medium stock remained dull. Sheep and lambs totaled under 1,000 head with little interest. prices steady with solid demand for prime stock.
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Indianapolis
Addins Peeeets Eeeae
City Record Births and Health Notes Snapshot
City residents listed with births and medical conditions include Grah Hoffmann Hornberg Cain Buchanan Moss Middaugh Breen and Reinhard families. Hospital entries note appendicitis rheumatism arteriosclerosis chronic dysentery uremia scarlatine nephritis cerebral apoplexy with several couples and individuals named without full context.
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Mary Beck
Grace-ave
Poy
John and
Louisa Grah
Prospect-st
Henry and
Minnie Hornberg
Joseph and
Mary Cain
Tamma Buchanan
W. Washington St
Irvin
Bess Moss
S. Ritter Ave
Frank and
Julia Middaugh
Sandy
Mrs. Brown
S. Prie St
James and
Clara Breen
Russell Ave
Charles
Mrs. Boeldt
Wyoming St
Grace Reinhard
Illinois-st
Chris and
Arne Rosemeyer
A. R. and
Rene Kohlmann
W. S. Williams
Deaconess Hospital
Julian H. Bucher
Nebraska St
Julian M. Brennan
Fayette St
Margaret Owens
S. West St
David Michael
Massachusetts Ave
Ruth May Epnpert
Prospect St
Simon Peter Baldun
S. Delawarest
Building Permits Show Wide Range of Dwellings and Additions
A list of building permits includes J J Brady dwelling at 1826 Adler for 1800 dollars, M M Ralston dwelling at 1628 Ludlow for 1800, J M Stutsman dwelling at Sherbrook and Feraway for 32000, and Henry Klanke remodel at 1716 Central ave for 300. Other permits cover dwellings, repairs, additions, and remodels for numerous addresses with totals from 125 to 32000 dollars, reflecting activity across several neighborhoods.
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J. J. Brady
Adler
M. M. Ralston
Ludlow
J. M. Stutsman
Sherbrook and
Feraway
Henry Klanke
Central Ave
M. B. O'Brien
New York and Arsenal
J. B. Dew
Graceland
E. P. Wyatt
Kenwood
Thirty-third-st
Ss. W. Minor
N. Dearborn
New York-st
J. Mountain
Ruckte-st
Fortieth-st
S. S. Skinner
Leslie-st
Chambers-st
Blackburn a Member of Isthmian Canal Commission
President Roosevelt signed the commission of former Senator Joseph C Blackburn of Kentucky to serve as a member of the Isthmian Canal Commission. The announcement from Washington notes Blackburn’s appointment as part of the ongoing project oversight.
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Secripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph C. 8. Blackburn
Kentucky
Isthmian Canon Commission
Wheat and grain prices slip on Chicago market
Wheat declines with May at 75 cents and July 77K per bushel. Corn falls to 46 47 cents May and 43 44 cents July. Oats rise to 41 36 cents May and 37 38 cents July. Pork steady with July lard at 8.82 and ribs at 8.72. Local receipts show wheat 14, corn 349, oats 23 cars. No. 2 red winter at 76. May corn closes 46 1 2 cents. May oats 41 2 cents. May wheat 75 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Evansville Burglary Victim Josie Gray in Serious Condition
Special to The Sun Evansville Indiana March 2 Miss Josie Gray head bookkeeper at a furniture store assaulted by burglars late Saturday night at her desk posting books is in a serious condition Physicians fear she will not recover A bad wound was found at the base of her skull yesterday likely causing the decline The suspect who fled the day after the attack remains missing Circulars have been sent to police in many cities The suspect s wife fears he may have killed himself
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Ture
Indiana Grain Shippers Protest Rate Hike to Seaboard
Grain shippers from Indiana, backed by the Grain Dealers association, petition the Indiana Railroad Commission to suspend a proposed freight rate increase on grain to the seaboard. The new tariff, effective April 1, would raise charges from 24 percent to 4 cents per 100 pounds, threatening profits as car shortages delay shipments and order fulfillment.
Rail unions vow April general strike over wages and hours
Chicago dispatch reports that 50,000 railway workers may strike in April if western railroads do not concede a 12 percent wage increase and nine to ten hour days. Committees of Railway Trainmen and Conductors canvassed locals, awaiting official vote counts before notifying railroads.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Western
Garretson
P. H. Morrissey
Cleveland
Illinois
Eugene V. Debs
A. F. Whitner
Joint Committee
First Player to Report in Hooger Fielders Cohort
Schmidt, a joven Hoogeler fielder and brother of Detroit Catcher Schmidt, is first to report. Carr says he has an option on Cleveland outfielder Birmingham and Thielman’s return looks promising. Chenault will report on time and infielder Lord must report despite his injury for treatment by the club physician.
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Schmidt
Hoogeler
Detroits
Carr
Birmingham
Cleveland
Thielman
Chenault
Lord
Blind Woman Burned in Des Moines Fire and Courtship Tale
Carrie Tillotson a wealthy blind woman was burned to death in Des Moines Iowa when starting a fire at her residence. She had advertised for a husband and was choosing from about 100 suitors in the state in the weeks before her death.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Des Moines
Carrie Tillotson
Amateurs Hooked at the Gayety in Stage Prank Show
At the Gayety theater Manager Shayne led a mixed act of amateurs and professionals. Otto Haywood was hooked after defying orders and performed briefly, Johnny Hemsworth won with a standout buck and wing dance, Mary Collins sang softly but with charm, and the Five Western Trio closed the show with lively, crowd-pleasing humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shayne
Otto Haywood
Otto
Johnny Hemsworth
Buck
Johnnie
Mary Collins
Mary
Marie Cahill
Indianapolis Social News Highlights and Gatherings
Society items show Carl Morris as new director and Lulu Fisher as Central Christian soprano. The Q A M club hosted a Brenneke’s dance, while Miss Lulabell Gray visits Rushville. Mrs W H Kappes departs for Graysenhurst, and Dr J W Bates hosts Broad Ripple guests. Several receptions and club events occur, including the Fortnightly Literary Club anniversary, a spring flower tea for Miss Constance Lewis, and the Indianapolis Woman's Club officers.
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Carl Morris
Lulu Fisher
The
Central Christian Church
Threatened Strike At Pope Motor Car Plant
Workers at Pope Motor Car Company threaten sympathy walkout with machinists who have stood on strike nearly a year. Demands call for a minimum wage of 32.34 cents an hour. Management declines to state action. Mass meeting Friday night passed resolutions backing Saturday demands.
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The
Pope Motor Car Company
Nicholas claims torture in murder trial of actress Leslie
Howard Nicholas testified in Judge Ball's court denying coercion while Leonard Leopold fights a murder charge in the Pacific hotel case. Nicholas described 36 hours without food and alleged police brutality at Central station. Capt Healy denied the accusations, saying the confession was voluntary and repeated at the coroner's inquest.
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Howard Nicholas
Leslie
Central Station
Healy
Chicfgrave
Nicholas
Blodgett Appointed U S District Attorney for Missouri
President Roosevelt named Henry N. Blodgett of St. Louis as United States district attorney for the eastern district of Missouri to succeed D. P. Dyer, in a Washington announcement dated March 2.
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry N. Blodgett
St. Louis
United States
Eastern District of Missouri
D. P. Dyer
To Owners of Bad Breath Free Sample Offer
An advertisement targets people with bad breath from indigestion onions and smoking and sells Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges. It claims charcoal absorbs gases and odors, relieves belching, purifies blood and complexion, and offers a free sample by mailing name and address to F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bridg
Marshall, Mich
Air-Line Oil and Gas Incorporation Filed in Terre Haute
The Air-Line Oil and Gas company of Terre Haute filed articles of incorporation on Saturday with capital stock of 100000 dollars. Directors listed are W. B. Steele J. A. Dally A. D. Scott Harry Boggs and G. M. Crane.
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Air-Line Oil and Gas Company
Terre Haute
Capital Stock
W. B. Steele
J. A. Dally
A. D. Scott
Harry Boggs
G. M. Crane
Ganz Recital at Caleb Mills Hall March 27
The Rudolph Ganz recital is set for March 27 at Caleb Mills Hall in Roberts Park, featuring the Swiss pianist performing Brahms and Dohnanyi concert works, Schumann and Chopin pieces, and a Polonaise in E major.
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Rudolph Ganz
Caleb Mills
Roberts Park Choral Society
Brams
Brahms
Schuman
Religious notices and local church events in Indianapolis
The Northeast W C T U meets Friday at 709 E St Clair. Evangelists Nathan and Bethel France visit Indianapolis. Second quarterly meeting at Capitol Ave Methodist church Sunday. Palm Sunday observed at Central Universalist church. Two injuries reported in Panhandle shops and from an auto accident. Virginia Watts wins against Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company. Sermons announced at Central Ave Reformed, Tabernacle Presbyterian, Central Christian, First Baptist, and Roberts Park M E churches. Import Post Card Co incorporated by Schofield Pierson Vier son Parker with 10000 capital. Passion week at Roberts Park M E church with 7 46 services. sermons by Rev George Wolfs and Dr Albert Hurlstone.
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E. St. Clair-st. Nathan
Bethel France
Indianapolis
Central Universalist
New Jersey
Panhandle
Christo
Harry W. Rice
Joseph McDaniels
Virginia Watts
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
George T. Berry
American McCall Association
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Allan B. Philpott
Central Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Mr. Taylor
Christ
Eugene B. Schofield
Albert S. Pierson
Charles W. Vierson
John W. Parker
Roberts Park M. E. Church
George D. Wolfs
Fletcher-place Church
Kingship of
Man
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park M. E
Guardsmen Abroad Meeting In Columbia South Carolina
Adjt. Gen. Oran Perry and Col. George W. McCoy of the First Infantry from Vincennes left Saturday for Columbia South Carolina to attend a meeting of the Interstate National Guard association. First Lieut. C. M. Seaman U S Artillery Corps has been ordered to this city to inspect new guns and materials received from the national government by Battery A and to instruct the battery in use and care of the materials.
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Oran Perry
George W. McCoy
Irst Infantry
Vincennes
Columbia
S. C
Interstate National Guard Association
C. M. Seaman
U. S., Artillery Corps
Nervous Disorders and Dr Miles Nervine Claim
Describes nervous disorders linked to organ weakness and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as restoring nervous energy to strengthen organs. Includes a customer testimonial from C C Opp of St Peters Minnesota and advertizes Miles Medical Co with a money back guarantee.
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Miles’ Nervine
Rhodius Case Hearing Set for April 11
Probate Judge Merle Walker has set the Rhodius case for April 11. The hearing will address the insanity claim and a permanent guardianship for the Rhodius person and estate in Marion County. Affidavits for a venue change have been withdrawn.
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George Rhodius
Merle Walker
Rhodius
Marion County
Rival Denver rooming houses name places after Thaw trial
Rival proprietors in downtown Denver name their rooms The Jerome The Delmas and The Evelyn in a tongue in cheek chase sparked by New York Thaw trial coverage. Reportedly no Thaw case involvement here, just local vanity driven by newspaper reports.
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Scripp
McRae Press Association
Denver
Col
Jerome
Delmas
Evelyn
New York
Death of Mrs Alice Johnson at 1596 Columbia Avenue
Mrs Alice Johnson 47 died suddenly Saturday morning at her home 1596 Columbia Avenue. Widow with no prior illness. Believed heart trouble caused death. Dr J H Bull summoned but she was dead on arrival. An autopsy will be held. Survived by one son and a brother J B Bovey a police department member.
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Carolyn Conde
Henri T. Conde
Broadway
Alma Rech
Norma von Hake
Catherine Krauss
Nanette Mummenhoff
Nelle van Landingham
Winifred Shurtz
Felix Vonnegut
Lucile
Barbara Hollenberry
Frank Ranney
Misa Pauline Stein
Alice Johnson
Columbia-ave
J. H. Bull
May Abandon Trip to Mammoth Cave by Indiana High Schools
Edgar Forsyth of Shortridge and Robert Hall of Manual plan a high school excursion to Mammoth Cave but may cancel if participation lags. Only about 100 have prepaid while railroads require at least 150. The $15 cost covers rail fare and hotel. trip lasts a week with Louisville stop and side trips to New Albany and Jeffersonville.
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Anderson
Louisville
New Albury
Jeffersonville
Preacher Cleared in Juvenile Court Case
The Rev Henry Herrd colored was cleared in juvenile court of intimate relations charges brought by Myrtie Davis colored. The case was dismissed after a thorough investigation by Judge George W Stubbs and court officers concluded the accusations could not be credited and Herrd was innocent.
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Henry €. Herred
Myrtie Datis
George W. Stubbs
Herrd
Practice of Reserves at Brighton Beach
Manager Reinhardt requests the following players report for practice on Sunday afternoon at Brighton Beach. Pitchers Shea Connor Wagner Fiddick Cummings Mitchell Berry Catchers Dooley Schisser Lotshaw Infielders O'Brien Scanlon Pritchett Lehr Conklin Outfielders Davis Barnes White Dauss.
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Reinhardt
Brighton Beach
Shea
Connor
Wagner
Fiddick
Cummings
Mitchell
Berry
Dooley
Schisser
Lotshaw
O'Brien
Scanlon
Pritchett
Lehr
Conklin
Davis
Barnes
White
Dauss
Holton Promoted to San Francisco District Agent
Warren Holton traveling passenger agent of Union Pacific in the Indianapolis territory has been appointed district passenger agent for the company in San Francisco. He is popular among railroad men who will be glad to hear of his promotion.
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Warren Holton
Union Pacific
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Holton
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Scripps-McRae Presse Association
Bertram C. Day
J. B. Long
J. R. Morgan
Perry H. Clifford Wids
Alex Jameson
Frank W. Brown
J. M. Cunnigham
Earl Edson
Edward H. Clifford Knokers
E. Underwood
C. BE. Tomes
Jameson
Dorcas Society
Coleman
Citizens” Committee— Co
T. Whitsett
Carl Trible
Rosa Engle
Connie Sim Bailey
Effie Yona Smitts
Henry C. Teeters
Flore Sedden
Cecil Lombardy
Mary Corse
Joe Drennan
Anna Lulu Robinson
Blackburn
Elijah
Postum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Chicago Grain
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Evansville
Miss Gray
Evansville, Ind
Josie Gray
Furni
Seaboard
Grain Shippers of
Indiana
Grain Dealers’ Association
Railroad Commission
Commis
Sion
Gayety
Indianapolis Ten
Brenneke
Lulabell Gray
Rushville
W. H. Kappes
Graysenhurst, Can
J. W. Wibte
Southport
J. W. Bates
Broad Ripple
Fred Williamson
Noblesville
Emma Heller
James Jackson
Morgan County
Zulu Eller
Dale
Martha Applegate
Beach
William E. Hayward
Timothy Tilson Beach
Lincoln
N. Carpitclave
Karl Schneider
Emiliano Renaud
Hayward
Evadine Hayward
Julia Ena
James Floyd
Genevieve Scoville
Helen Day
Jane Ogle
Edith Adams
Charlotte Scott
Propylaeum
Alice Finch
Henry Ejtes
Edward Dean
Chester Bradford
Anna Dean
Anna Louise Beck
C. E. Laughlin
N. Meridian St
John H. Holliday
Constance Lewis
Clara BE. Laughlin
Henry Eitel
A. M. Miller
N. Ilinois Sr
Vanwert
Sam Gaar
Mildred
Richmond
City
A. J. Beck
Catherine
Peru
Mrs. Herman Monk
East
Indianapolis Woman’s Club
Grace Julian Clark
Pleasant Bond
Flora Ketcham
H. J. Milligan
George C. Hitt
Anne Fraser
E. F. Heghes
Charles Sayles
Beech Grove
Union Station
Big Four
Power House
Beech Grove Improvement Co
John Wocher
N. Penn
Margaret Leslie
Leonard Leopold
Margaret Leste
Apolis
Ball
Blodgett
Capitolave
Methodist Church
Henry G. Gekeler
Central-ave. Reformed Church
Edgar Forsyth
Shortridge
Robert Hall
Manual
Mammoth Cave
Ored
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