Opening Market Shows Quiet Cereal Trade and Mixed Stock Activity
New York March 9 The opening market for cereals was quiet with May wheat at 77 cents. The stock market opened fairly active with the Interstate list wavering lower yet strength in industrials and specials. Notable gains came from Northwestern and several rail stocks while bonds and dairy prices showed modest changes amid cautious trading as investors awaited further war-related news.
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New York
Northwestern
View Pacific
Sage
Smelling
St. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
New York Central
Lenton
Reeding
Indianapolis
Hy A. W. Thomson
Fe & Te
Fig Iil
Steer Carly Ptt
F. Can
Union Pacific
Brooklyn R
Call Money
Union Traction
Avner
Central Life Ins
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Pia
Brown-Ketcham Iron Cephal National Bank
Central Trust Compan Citizens Savings Deposit No
Climax Coffee & Ha
Ind
Martinayilte Th. T- Co
Indianapoliaian Co
Pis & Southeastern Traction
Daria
Ranh
Citizens
Bircet Railier
W. Val
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Union Traction
Ind. Col. & Southern Ba
Indianapolis & Eastern
Aapolin Geaso
Greenfield BR
Martinsville R. RB
Palin Street Railway
Mwapolis Trac
Ter
Palin Water Co
M&w. Trac
Alephone
Fong Dist
Indiana
Serigod-McHae Perens Association
Chicago
Orthwestern
Market Report from Indianapolis Stocks Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Indianapolis market notes show hog prices rising to around 6.55 with active trading and early clearance, while overall hogs and large stock were mixed. Sheep demand remained strong for prime stock as cattle prices edged higher then softened, with mixed receipts across Chicago and Buffalo markets and broader trading in Union Traction and Indiana banks.
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Indianapolis
Woman testifies of bruises in divorce case
A woman told the superior court how her husband Chan Covel habitually abused her, scarring her with bruises and seeking support. Teeta Dodds sought a divorce, while Themar Dada claimed his wife called him names. Special Judge Charlen Hanna took the cases under advisement.
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Superior J Court
Thuredas
Chanih Covel
Pat
Teeta Dodds
Charlen Hanna
Scottish Rite meeting and degree conferral at Fomiivenn Hall
The Scottish Rite body held a Wednesday meeting at Fomiivenn Hall with a banquet afterward. Attorney General Chater Willer gave the principal address and spoke on Rite history. Speakers included Smiley No Chambers Holliday Stewart T. McKibben and Christian H. Stemen. Degrees were to be conferred across the day and night, with about 2 men from Mort Warsi de Scottish Rite involved. The organization is in strong financial health with $1702 in assets and no debts.
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Fomiivenn Hall
Wedness
Fiferest
Ere Temps
Chater
Willer
Marcury
Smiley No Chambers
deny +f
Holliday
Stewart T. McKibben
South Read
Christian H. Stemen
Tort Wayne
Indiana
Wally Wu
Pere
Wuiraday Iil
Mort Warside
President Roosevelt Meets Mother of 14 in White House
President Roosevelt received a call with Mrs A J Cooper of Chicago and her 14 children. Representative Boutell introduced them, praising Mrs Casper as the very best American in the room. The account records a brief, admiring encounter at the White House during a social visit.
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Stilepe-McRae
Presa
Tneecia Washington
Maron
Dent Roosevelt
A. J. Cooper
Chicago
Boutell
Tooh
Mra. Casper
Stocks and Commodities Rally Amid Market Activity
Industrials and specialties show strength on the New York Exchange as cereals and futures trade. May wheat and corn move firm while hogs and cattle receipts rise. livestock prices edge higher with mixed gains across sectors.
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New York Exchange
Uses Brick As A Weapon In Turbulent City Clash
General detin Siestongion orders reprisal after Hank movement. General Washington arrested amid chaos as Kerth attack near Chicken Cres. Whitner and J. Washington clash in livery district. Indianapolis Transfer drivers involved in street fight. charges of intent to kill leveled.
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Detin Siestongion
Uelag
Hank
Jann
Washington
Dohe
Poortietty
Tan
Charica Mhytner
Anneal
Jeteraa
Geenery
Stalin
Jobo Woabington
Whitier
Washington 13
Hull
Shine
Bicycle Corps
Chico Whitner
General J. Washington
Pao
Indianapolis Transfer Company
Postponed Boxing Bout Between Erne and Semate
The Indianapolis Athletic club postponed the Erne versus Semate fight set for Monday at the Auditorium. Memsic unable to make weight 135 pounds at 3 pm, officials offered a pound, but doubts arose about readiness. Rescheduled for April 9 with other bouts planned, including one in April.
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Hdianapolia
Nehes
Young Erne
Philadephia
George Semate
Chieagy
Memsie Wiyed
Erne
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Miners Meet Over Railroads and Coal Company Profits
A wartime era convention debated whether Cowl and Miners trusts, led by Winder, concealed earnings transfers between Hocking Valley Gale and Kana wha districts in West Virginia. They pressed for a full investigation into alleged shifting of profits to railroads, with calls to end favoritism and rail rates, citing prior patterns in the anthracite region and urging accountability from the Pawnee railroad and related firms.
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Pawnee
Winder
Hocking
Gale
Kanawha
West Virginia
Peter
Paul
Minese
Sunday Creek Canal Company
Neckine Valley Railroad Company
Cresk Coal
Pelonaene
Visidears
Mooreheat
Madison Coat Company
Detectives for Indiana to Recruit Erie Men in Rumor
Indiana report says Charles Huntenhurst seeks Erie detectives to travel to Indiana for security duty. He plans to have men ready at a moment’s notice, with about 90 dollars per month expected, as authorities fear trouble and organize protection at New Danden.
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Erie
Scripp
MeHne
Indiana
New Danden
Five Children Burned in Plantation Fire Tragedy
Baton Rouge reports five children of B. FE Leivester were harmed with deaths at Hughse Jama plantation. Parents locked them in a house before attending a dance. the house and children burned in the blaze.
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Aerippe-McRae Press
Baton Rouge
The
Mareh
B. FE
Leivester
Hughse Jama
Parenta
Downing Receiver Appointed for Marin Relief Fund
A receiver was appointed for the Marin Relief Fund and the American Fraternal State inspection. The pending action involves institutions and fault claims by Indian companies.
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Cma Vinten RT
Bo Murerie
Ernie ‘Thureday
Downing
Marin Reilef Fund
Tate
Tin
Falls 30 Feet and Walks Off
Sharon Pa March 28 John McCullough on a wager attempted to walk a telephone wire 30 feet above the ground between poles. The wire snapped as he started, he fell to the pavement but left with only a slight facial abrasion after an ambulance arrived.
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Scrippe
Sharon
John Me
Cullough
Ian
McCullough
Independence Factions Score in Philippine Elections
Washington reports March 21 that Bourbers seek independence while the Nationalist party pushes for immediate self rule in the Philippines province elections. Mercenlists win few victories as Bulacan and other provinces elect local governors amid political tension.
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Serippe-McRae
Washington
Mareh Zi
Detate
Bourbers
Philippines
Shor
Nalionaliet
Mercenlists
Roosevelt and MAS Engage on Cuban Sea Visit
A garbled report describes MAS and Roosevelt planning a short trip to Cuba, with mentions of a mastower, a conference in Fernaceda Florida, and a secure briefing. It notes associations and officials, and references a presidential escort and diplomatic discussions.
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Serippa
Meltae
Monshinuton
SOLAO
Ehu
Cuba
Noo Bnew
Peeurt
Sasori Avisiater
Wassingern
Gas disaster claims family of foreigners in Philadelphia
A gas incident in Philadelphia fatally affected Johann Weisbein and his family, including Susanna Wertem and daughters Cecilia, Sarah, and Anne, with an earlier arrival from Austria. Weisbein died at hospital. his wife and two daughters remained unconscious despite emergency efforts to save them.
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Scrippa-McNac Press
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Weisbemn
Susanna Wertem
Cecilia
Sarah
Anne
Weisbelh
Anna
Hii
Austria
Clara
Creilia
Sardi
Welsbein
Wylabern
Cooplia
Higher Courts Record in Supreme and Appellate Terms
Fragmented OCR summary shows Supreme Court and Appellate Court items. Names include Jostan Teeters, Whitey Co, Anna Stuckwisch, Kamman, Jackson Co, Jorean, Roby CJ, Indianapoli, Miller, Syta-Sea, Town of, Western Vine Telegraph Company, William Sanders, Orange, Niele Lines. The text lists petitions, assignments of errors, and briefs in various cases.
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Ants
LS & Mbry, Co
Teeters
Whitey Co
Adtirmeds
Gillett
C.F
Anna Stuckwisch
An Kamman
Jackson
Jorean
J. Appellaye Court
William Hancock
Ve. Thamond Bute Glass Co
Howard Cam
Tiebingen
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Averera Electric Street
R. R. Co
le Raihway
Thomas Coline Howard
John [Eveos] Dekalh
Bond
Lewis Miler
Syta- Sea
Sosciveke
Sollom Havnw
Western Vine Telegraph
Real Estate Transfers Involving Multiple Parties and Properties
Real estate transfer notices list numerous individuals and entities such as Jvenyh Carrick, Ebest Gailick, Chapman cer, UWE appeliver, and Delia M Devney. Transactions reference Phillips subdivision, Johnsats Reterdilition, and Vermoentteen area, with mentions of town Gakuendon and various parcels and conditions. The document appears as a noisy archive of ownership changes and property descriptions with numerous garbled names and placeholders.
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Carrick
Gailick
Carter
Chapman
Uwe Appeliver
Atdavin
Aig Prenilence
Fem
Saunt
Santhaat
Artie Sterner
Walta
Pare F Jets
Philips
Park Johnsats
Diay Fants
Eam
Twentiethat
Witham Goarmen Tilei
Taylorite
RK Stouts Vermoentteen
Sents
Seth
Nebramkasst
Coparsmiun Ty Ronny of Jordan, Lane At. Mock Seen Aid Dition. Town of Gakuendon
Mary Mo Farman
Fred O Gardner
City Record for a Day Mn 8 SPW Ave Lattae ad Yas
historical city record page fragment lists names, properties, debts, and public notices across multiple individuals and businesses, including real estate remodels, permits, and public works, with numerous personal names and addresses scattered throughout the OCR. It references mortgages, house remodels, and abstract notices, illustrating municipal record keeping and property transactions of the era.
Neck and Neck Race for Local Judicial Nomination
The contest for the uri Wual Judae nomination appears neck and neck between Judge Alford and Pviiechs with aggressive canvassing from four candidates narrowing to two. Meanwhile races for Firat district commissioners and county assessor bring brisk campaigning as the convention nears, promising high interest.
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Uri Wual
County Assusor
Adn
Two Charged With Bribery In State Legislature
In Amerton four March, State Senator Ridin and Marceus are accused of attempting extortion to influence pending legislation. Philip Krinks, president of the New Jersey Pawnbrokers' association, alleged a demand of 1000 then lowered to 800. Both defendants deny the charges.
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Seripma-Veiee Presa Tecomatios
Amenton
Senatnea
Gov Davis for Senator in Arkansas Primary Returns
Complete returns show Gov. Davis carried the majority in the Arkansas senate race as results from Marin St and Renton county home areas reflect strong support. The late count indicates Davis won in the key counties and secured the party convention backing, signaling a firm lead in the statewide contest.
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Gov. Davis
Nerippa-McRae Preps Association
Little Rock
Ark
Maren St
Gov. Davin
Prbmnriek
Vinkted Santos Menaterton
Havi
Graier
Dune
Incorporations Filing Notices of Stock Increases in Towns
The Pabola County Forephone Cele pany of Hunthinburg filed notice of a capital stock increase from 820,000 to 35.00. The Pike County Telephons company of Patersburg announced no formal capital stock rise from F26,000 to 40,000.
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Pabola County
Hunthinburg
Pike County
Patersburg
Year in Deposits in Various Savings Institutions
The report of the banks department for the auditor of state for the year ending Oct 31 shows new incorporations and deposits across state banks and savings institutions. It lists capital figures, depositor counts, total deposits, interest earnings, dividends, and open accounts with year end metrics.
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Banks Department
Auditor of State
IAM
Mount of Divi
Menda
Pte
Munthar of
Mividead
Bank Robbery Seizes $19,000 From City Bank
March 1 report from Col states a bank was entered last night, the safe forced open and $19,000 in new currency stolen. Police seek a suspect described as an apprentice and a second suspect in connection with the crime.
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Bank of
Viator
Col
Scrippar Mec Fine Press Ansociation
Yvicvor
Gf Cletor
oMtdala
Baseball Practice Begins in Indianapolis with New Arrivals
Indianapolis players increased on Thursday with the arrivals of catcher Tawlay, Fisher, Mattern, first baseman Kedden, infielder Grim and the Kedden brothers from Dannvttle AML. About vi players participated in practice at Washineum Park, running and throwing heavily, making the session taxing on arms.
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Indianapolis
Tawlay
Witchers Fisher
Mattern
Curtis G. Kedden
Grim
Dannvttle
Washineum Park
Armis
Husband sues for divorce over harassing wife
Matthew Harmon accuses Emily Harmon of henpecking and domineering behavior that strained their marriage begun in December. He details financial strains, his support of the store, and requests relief as he says she forced him to pay others boards and caused him to be driven from the home.
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Wenial
Cin Plares
Tve Hee
Merle Walker
Peohay
Cot Missioner
Tikeman
Lorney
Matthew Jf Harmon
Emily ‘Harmon
Harmon
Rans
Hla Sen Lona
Wes
Hiim
Varnma
Barman
Actress Elliott Survives Elevator Groping Incident in Baltimore
Special to The Sam. Baltimore reports Mattee Elliott, the actress, recounts a late evening elevator incident at her hotel. A stranger harassed her and attempted an embrace as the elevator boy resisted. Elliott aided by the boy helped eject the man and had the assailant arrested.
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Baltimore
Mattee Eliott
Miss Elliott
Miss Eliott
Bine
Iman
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