Teacher Heroine Rescues Boys From Frozen Lake
Miss Harriet N. Jones, elderly teacher at Townsend Harbor Mass, saved two-year-old Richard Keefe and Claude Fearenden after they fell through ice near the rear of the schoolhouse. She pulled them from the water and carried them to safety until help arrived. authorities later noted her brave act.
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Scripes-M'Rre Prebs Association
Townsend Harbor
Mass
Harriet N. Jones
Richard Keefe
Claude Fearenden
Biss Jones
Eilea Jones
Inds
Alohe
Expired at His Work John Denny Dies at 70
John Denny aged 70 collapsed Friday morning at 80 N Beville Ave while supervising a house erection. Once a prominent Indianapolis contractor, he spent years on small contracts. He had been ill for months. Dr W P Best arrived after the fall but he died first. Survived by his wife and children residing at 54 N Jefferson Ave.
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John Denny
Beville Ave
Denny
Indianpe
W. P. Best
N. Jefferson
Browns begin roster cuts as Gwann released to Shreveport
Special to the Sun reports manager McAleer of the St Louis Browns began trimming the roster on Monday. Pitcher Gwann was released and sent to Shreveport in the Southern league. Catcher Edmondson is expected to be discussed by Dallas.
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M’aleer
Dallas
Tex
Mcaleer
Bt Lavais Browns
Mhnraday
Gwann
Shreveport
Edmondson
Used Fists in Domestic Case Ends With Discharge
Elmer Wallace of X39 N Alabama was charged with assault and battery on his wife. Trial revealed he was battered by her during a separation dispute over beer at Ida Fish's home. Wallace sustained injuries and was discharged.
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Elmer Wallace
N. Alabamast
Wallace
Ida Fish
Wal- Jace
Admiral Dewey Visits White House For Talk On Appointments
Washington March 1. Ramcat Dewey walked to the White House to meet the president. An ex-nun friend of the admiral joined them. The admiral noted his weight loss and asked about his health. He joked about grog and the doctors' orders to stop drinking.
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Ecripps-M Rre Press Association
Washington
Ramicat
Dewey
White House
Tuat
Grubbs Sues City Over Sidewalk Injury Alert
Grubbs sues the city for 7000 dollars after a fall from a sidewalk into a vacant lot. The suit cites a city ordinance that requires lot owners to place railings around their property. The incident occurred in New Cabtle, Ind., on March 4.
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Grubbs
New Cabtle
Ind
Claute Grubbs
Market Report Roundup From March Trading Day
Wheat and corn futures showed modest gains with May and July contracts in play. New York produce noted firmer pork prices and quiet lard with varying sugar and dairy quotes across creamery and cheese grades, alongside small movements in eggs and butter markets.
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New York
Acripps-M'Rae Press Association
WLI
Mitco
Vegetable Market Prices Report
Market notes list fresh vegetables with prices for radishes at a dozen, pie plant, lettuce, mushrooms, tomatoes, cucumbers, and cauliflower. California cauliflower priced at 3.00 per crate, New Orleans shallots at per dozen bunches, various items described with minor price adjustments from last week.
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California
New Orleans
Chadwick Will Not Exhibit Urban Recitals
Dr Leroy Chadwick announced Thursday night he would not take part in the Chadwick exhibit. He was to provide urban recitals during the exhibit in Cleveland and New York at a salary of 100 dollars weekly.
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Chadwick
Cleveland
Leroy
New York
Market gains extend through opening as stocks rise
The stock market showed continued improvement at the opening after a late rally on Thursday. Union Pacific and Northwest led gains while general liquidation eased. In eggs and butter markets prices moved up, with dairy and cheese notes. Grain and live stock results from East Buffalo show steady to higher prices for cattle, sheep, and hogs amid active trading.
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Ecripps-Mraf Press Association
New York
N. J
Union Pacific
Warker
Rome
London
Northwest
Evangelistic Services Continue at South St Baptist Church
The evangelistic services at South Street Baptist Church directed by boy preacher Leslie Sanders will continue indefinitely with Rev. Bass serving as pastor.
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St. Baptist Church
Leslie Sanders
Rev. Bass
Hogs and cattle market report from Indianapolis stalls
Indianapolis March market update shows hogs active with a five cent top price gain. Prime steers and heifers sold in narrow weight bands with mixed feeder demand. bulls and calves traded at varied values. Sheep and lambs saw steady to higher receipts, while Cincinnati reports follow with higher hogs and mixed packer demand.
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Indianapolis
Bop
Medum
Sao
Bologna
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Market Update
Pittsburg market report lists sheep and lambs with prices for ewes and wethers. Mixed lots show ranges from 4.00 to 5.30 per head, with feed prices and classification notes. Information appears garbled but indicates activity in livestock trade on March 6.
Chicago Produce Prices and Poultry Listings
SCRIPPS-3V RA PRESS ASSOCIATION reports prices for butter dairy products and meats. Live poultry items include turkeys, chicks, hens, spring chickens, ducks, and geese with per dozen rates noted, alongside according price figures.
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Chicago
Scripps
RAE Press Association
Cnical
Dairieg
Sevontis
Wes Young America Temburger
Isi
Wagon Market Report Overshadowed By Higher Corn and Oats
Friday market notes show corn and oats rising from last week's levels with corn around 50 dollars per bushel and oats higher as well. Reported prices list oats at a corn-oin and hay varieties including clover timothy and mixed at varying bids.
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Nye
Hay
Timothy
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