Balloon Flight Over Indianapolis Marks Qualification Start
Capt L G Bumbaugh Dr Goethe Tink and R G Irvin rode the Columbia from Langsdale avenue gas plant and landed on a common near Belt rail road Shelby street. The flight demonstrated the first of a series for Indianapolis aeronauts as they prepare for the national balloon races at Speedway Grounds June 5.
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L. G. Bumbaugh
Goethe Tink
R. G. Irvin
Columbia
Langsdale Avenue
Belt Railroad
Shelby Street
Indianapolis Aeronauts
Speedway Grounds
Ihe
C. A. Coey
Chicago
Taken to Sing Sing Capt. Hains Jr. verdict linked to murder
Capt. Peter C. Hains Jr. was moved from Queens county jail to Sing Sing to serve an indeterminate sentence of eight to 16 years for the murder of William E. Annis. Family visits will be frequent and an appeal is being prepared. Army status remains detained by civil authorities with no pay while not on duty.
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New Yor
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Annis
Queens County
Long Island City
Sing-Sing
Hains
Maj. Hains
Eugene N. L. Young
Dewitt
State Board of Parole
Hughes' Son Ill in Rhode Island Hospital
Providence, R. I. May 18 Charles Evans Hughes Jr. son of New York Governor is seriously ill in a Rhode Island hospital with a very high fever. Dr Fulton has not yet determined the exact illness. He had been confined to his room since Saturday, thought to have pleurisy.
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Providence
R. T
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Gov. Hughes
New York
Rhode Island Hospital
Fulton
Free Beautiful Picture With Coupon From Bun Ad
A coupon clipped from the People's Outhit ting Co. advertisement on page three of today’s Bun offers a free beautiful picture to every grown person presenting the coupon.
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People’s Outhitting Co
Senators Meet in Secret Conference on Income Tax Plan
Washington May 18 A secret Capitol Hill conference of Republican and Democratic senators favored a compromise income tax bill merging Bailey and Cummins plans. They proposed a straight percentage tax for all, including a corporate levy, dropping graduation. Taft was informed and reportedly approved the move aimed at passing the bill this session.
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Washington
Capitol
Bailey
Cummins
Senate
Taft
Conyerence
City Council Sets Chauffeur Age at Seventeen
At Monday night’s meeting the city council introduced ordinances totaling 4800 dollars for various appropriations including bridges and hospital land wards for contagious diseases. It also placed a 17 year minimum on chauffeurs, amended weights and measures, and ordered safety gates on Monon railroad crossings. The six district boundaries were printed in last week’s Sun.
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General Fund
Thirtieth Street
Pleasant Run
Emerson Avenue
City Hospital
Children’s Aid Association
Board of Public Safety
Sun
City Births Deaths and Marriages Record Update
City births list several families with newborn boys and girls from Griffin Johnson DeWitt Griffith Davis adding hospital birth. Deaths include Birk McCullough Schulte McWilliams Smith Burris with ages and causes. Marriages show Dixon Hull Fleury Cook Shelby Olney and others amid building permits for multiple structures and repairs with addresses and amounts.
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Martin and
Katherine Griffin
N. Miley Avenue
Lee and
Addie Johnson
S. Mount Street
Simon and
Hettie DeWitt
Walker Avenue
Howard and
Cordelia Grifith
E. Twenty-third Street
John and
Anna Davis
City Hospital
John M. Birk
Gale Street
David S. McCullough
Greenfield Avenue
Perlina O. Schulte
Dornan Street
Elizabeth McWilliams
N. West Street
Helen Smith
Martindale Avenue
Jacob Burris
Michigan Street
Hog Buyers in Competition Push Up Prices
Indianapolis May 18 Receipts were 6000 hogs 1450 cattle and 400 sheep with hogs and cattle down from a week ago and a year ago but sheep higher. Active trade with strong outside demand lifted prices to an advance with top at 7.60 and most hogs sold 7.27 to 7.45 while cattle and calves held steady to firm and sheep at steady to lower quotes.
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Indianapolis
Lecel
Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards Chicago for May 18 hogs receipts around 12,000 with market steady. Prices ranged from about 7.15 to 7.60 for various hog classes. pigs about 6.85 to 7.40. cattle receipts 1,500 with steady to firm values from about 2.50 to 7.30. sheep around 10,000 with steady market and lambs near 4.0 to 6.75. Strong demand noted across cattle and hog categories with typical bulk ranges listed.
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Chicago
Union Stoc Yards
Steaay
Wall Street Weakness on Third Avenue Blunts early gains
New York May 18 The market opened with weakness led by Third Avenue after a foreclosure decree yet recouped part of its losses. The general list declined 1% to 0.5% before a firmer tone emerged. Chesapake & Ohio rose over 1 point on strong talk of earnings prospects while Reading recovered slightly.
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Newing
Third Avenue
Union Pacific
Reading
Chesapeake & Ohio
London
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York May 18 cattle receipts active and firm prime and butcher cattle quoted $4.75 to $7.00 with butchers at $6,256.59 veals receipts 250 active steady call to choice $5.75 to $7.59 sheep and lambs receipts 4.60 slow and lower lambs 95.75 to 8.15 yearlings 4.75 to 7.00 sheep 3.50 to 6.50 hogs receipts 1,790 head active firm Yorkers 7.50 to 7.75 pigs 7.20 to 7.25 mixed 7.70 to 7.77 heavy 7.79 to 7.80 roughs 6.50 to 6.75 stags 5.50 to 6.00
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Senate
Vanee
Bees
Cseeeweesvneene
Iocotahninls
Bae Best
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo
S.thttoo
Sheen
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report May 18
Receipts show steady to firm trading across hogs cattle sheep and lambs. Hogs 7.55 to 7.75, cattle 5.50 to 7.00, calves 6.75 to 7.00, sheep and lambs steady, hogs strong to 7.75, yearlings included. bid ranges noted for butter. overall market mixed with firm tendencies today.
Wheat and Corn Markets Rally on Firm Tones in Chicago
Daily Grain Letter reports a strong morning tone in wheat driven by firm ables, bullish foreign crop news, light receipts, and better world visible supplies. May wheat hit a new crop high at 1.30 while July above 1.13, with modest volume and active trading by Armour Grain Co and Patten house. Corn follows wheat higher on less country offering and unsettled weather, with gains around 5 percent and subsequent profit taking. Oats rise modestly with good commission buying and country houses selling July.
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Chicago
Ables
Patten House
Armour Grain Co
Kansas
Patten
Liverpool
Market Report Wheat Corn and Oats Prices and Inspections
Wheat steady with various futures levels for No 2 red through June and July contracts. Corn steady values for multiple white and mixed grades with through billing figures. oats stronger with several No 2 and No 4 white and mixed prices. Timothys and clover mixes listed with prices. inspections show mixed car counts for wheat corn and hay. receipts and outgo tracked for several grades across warehouses.
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Timothy
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
Market listing from Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky avenue shows corn at 83 per bushel, shelled oats at 6 to 6.5, sheaf oats at 14 to 15, timothy 15 dollars, new alfalfa 12 to 13, mixed hay 15 to 16, wheat straw 6 to 7, oats straw 7 to 8, fresh butter at 18 cents, country butter at unknown price.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Chicago Grain Market Report May First Price Movements
Chicago May 1 Wheat July opening at 81.14 with a 1.14 percent rise as light receipts and favorable foreign crop news fed demand. Corn July quoted at 68 and oats July at a lower level. Pork July at 18.47, lard July at 10.75, ribs July at 10.24, numbers reflect mixed activity amid selling pressure.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Chicago Cash Grain Prices May 18
Chicago cash grain values list wheat and corn across grades. No. 2 red wheat 1.47 to 1.50, No. 3 red 1.23 to 1.47, No. 2 hard 1.30 to 1.37, No. 3 hard 0.825 to 1.32, northern spring 1.30 to 1.32, No. 2 spring 1.28 to 1.21, No. 3 spring 1.25 to 1.30. Corn ranges include No. 2 15 percent, No. 2 white 7 64 to 15 1/2 cents, No. 2 yellow 9 to 10 1/2 cents, No. 3 4 1/2 percent, No. 3 white 16 cents, No. 3 yellow 9 1/2 to 10 1/2 cents, No. 4 33 and 3/6 cents. Oats No. 2 white 59 cents, No. 3 white 58 3/4 to 59 cents, No. 4 white 51/4 to 58 1/2 cents, standard 58 1/2 to 59 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Toledo Wheat and grain price report May 18
Toledo reports grain and seed prices with cash and future bids. Wheat cash at 1.48 and 1.155 for May and Sept. corn cash 75c with May July and Sept bids. oats cash 79c with May July bids. rye cash 91 1/4c. Alsuke 7.75. Timothy 1.80. cloverseed October December 6.60 and March 6.70.
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Toledo
Alsuke
Timothy
New York curb market opens steady amid mixed prices
New York May 18 The curb market opened quiet but steady with mixed quotes across many items. Standout figures include Standard Oil at 677 and 4480, American Tobacco 145, and various mining and utility plays showing modest gains or declines amid overall calm trading.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
McKinley
Otisse
Cobalt Central
Goldfield Aisy
Rawhide Coalition
Butte Coalition
Chicago Subway
United Rice
Nevada Cons
Gold Reef
Miami
Boston
United Copper
Greene Cananea
Nipissing
Kerr Lake
Cumberland Ely
Giroux
Goldfield Consolidated
la Rose
British “Columbia
Big Furniture Bargains At People's Outfitting Co Ad
Wednesday offers are advertised by People's Outfitting Co with big furniture bargains highlighted on the page three advertisement.
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People’s Outfitting Co
Negro Killer Till Evades Prison Cell
Subpoenas have been issued for Col. Russell B. Harrison and Milton M. Clawson, attorneys, who filed charges against Humane Inspectors Shine and Merrill to compel appearance before the Board of Safety for the inspectors trial. Huffman, sent to the grand jury on grand larceny charges, allegedly sawed through his home at 97 W Washington St without a warrant as part of the search. The inspectors’ trial, postponed twice, is set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Russell B. Harrison
Milton M. Clawson
Shine and Merrill
Board of Safety
John Huffman
Grand Jury
Huffman
Washington Street
Seven Children and Wife Win Parole for William Craig
An Indianapolis man, William Craig, was paroled after his wife and seven children lobbied Gov. Marshall. The sentence followed a petit larceny conviction as the family visited the governor and secretary Thistlethwaite supported their appeal.
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William Craig
Marshall
Craigs
Thistlethwaite
Craig
Indianapolis
Lured from Husband A Wife Seeks Death in Ferry Jump
A woman presumed Mrs JuHn Klaveres formerly of Buffalo and living on East Fifty-fourth street jumped from the Lackawanna Hopatong ferry en route to Bobdoken. After a struggle with a man who followed, she was rescued unconscious and taken to a Hoboken hospital. A handbag contained a letter accusing the man of luring her from her husband with love before revealing his true character.
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New York
JuHn Klaveres
Buffalo
East Fifty-fourth Street
Lackawanna
Bobdoken
Hoboken
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A. H. Morgan
J. H. Wade, Jr
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G. L. Bumbaugh
Indiana
A. B. Lambert
H. E. Honeywell
St. Louis
Charles Walsh
John L. Berg
Aid
Hain
Chris M. Dixon
Jemima Hull
Julius
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James F. Shelby
Beulah G. Claner
George Woods
Caroline K.oley
Jacobs
Willa
Albert Wikel
Sadie E. Long
T. F. Gibson
Sarah P. Grubb
Alabama
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Madison
S. Muart
W. S. Garber
Fred Moeller
S. East
John and Mary
A. Riles
Marion
Emilie Albermier
Oriental
John Mezger
S.inecoln
M. F. Volz
W. Twenty-sixth
Sylvester A. Vernin
Southeastern
William Woerner
Southern
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Ennee
Lene
Ieee
Isachusetts Ave
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Baby Elite
Mason's
Eleano
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Wall Street
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Daily Grain Letter
Eugene Portrelle & CO
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Ballis
Chicago Cash Grain
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