Newlands For Water Though State Is Dry
Nevada Senator Francis G Newlands pushes for a government board to coordinate river development irrigation and water resources with army engineers He argues isolated waterways waste money and a watershed should be developed as a unit uniting water and rail interests to revive waterway transport and power. J K Mathews reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs
Washington
United States
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Francis Griffith Newlands
Corps of Engineers of
Army
Newlands
Fairview Concerts Open Season With Military Band
The first concerts of the season in Fairview park will be given Sunday by the Indianapolis Military band directed by H W Klaussmann. The afternoon concert starts at 3 oclock and the evening program at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Park
Indiannapolis Military Band
H. W. Klausmann
Five Belgian Widows Attack Woman Over Mine Death
In Streator Illinois on May 21 five Belgian women widowed by the Cherry mine disaster forced entry into Mrs Irma Hennauts Cherry home and beat her severely. Ward was arrested and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streator
Irma Hennaut
Cherry
Ward
Florists Association Meeting Scheduled in Indiana Statehouse
The State Florists' Association of Indiana will convene Monday afternoon in room No 12 at the statehouse. The gathering aims to discuss association matters and strategic plans for the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Florists’ Association of
Indiana
Statehouse
War Declared Against Blue Jays In Quirky Indiana Tale
In Dopetown Indiana on May 21 men vow to shoot blue jays on sight while women who wear poultry on their hats and duck-eating gentlemen join in the protest. A series of bird incidents involving bantams cardinals wrens and a boy hit on the head illustrate the comic siege against the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dopetown
Ind
W. Muncie Avenue
Peru Boulevard
City Council to Probe Garbage Contract and Plant
The council is set to thoroughly examine the Indianapolis Sanitary Company’s five year 1907 contract paying 52000 annually for city garbage collection and the private deal with James Lee and Samuel Fergeson. Questions focus on inclusion of City markets and disposal practices at Seller’s Farm amid denials by Dr. Charles S. Woods after an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connect
Indianapolis Sanitary Company
James ©. Lee
Samuel Fergeson
Board of Public Safety
Lee
Fergeson
Indianapolis *Sanitary Company
Sanitary Company
J. B
Board of Safety
Indianapelis Sanitary Company
Charless. Woods
City Seeks Fix For Train Speed Limit
City councilmen and Mayor Shank toured railroad lines on Saturday leaving Union Station at 1 30 pm to determine a reasonable speed for trains entering and leaving the city A proposed ordinance would set the limit at ten miles an hour The old four mile limit was ignored by all companies The council aims to establish a safe speed and enforce it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Union Station
Free Charles Lamb Cigars at Haag Drug Stores Saturday
A carload of Charles Lamb 10¢ cigars will be given away as free samples at Haag Drug Stores all day Saturday. Manufacturer Mr Martin Kimpert will be in the city to introduce the cigar, advertised as a high grade Havana filler and Sumatra wrapper. Smokers are invited to visit Haag locations to pick up a sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamb
England
Hoag
Martin Kimpert
Haag Drug
Haag
Crumpacker Urges Tariff Board For Fact Based Rates
Indiana representative Crumpacker urged a 250000 tariff board appropriation in a House speech. He claimed current tariff cost data are unscientific and untrustworthy and argued a scientific commission would reveal true production costs and justify fair rates. Rural Indiana routes listed with carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crumpacker
Tariff Board
Washington
Indiana
Taft
House
Congress
Guess
Ways and Means Committee
Witesses
Commission For Scientific Investigation
Cme
Spurns
Hollie Town
Ino
North Judson
Raymond Broks
Sheridan
Wiliam B. Laughlin
Carririer
Clint J. Hubbartt
Citizenship Lost by Banker Rollins in Smuggling Case
New York May 22 Ex Governor Frank Rollins of New Hampshire loses citizenship after pleading guilty to smuggling jewelry and clothing from Europe. United States Attorney Henry A Wise says the year or more prison term under a new federal law triggers citizenship revocation. Rollins faced a possible two year sentence but was fined 2900. He is a Boston banker and personal friend of President Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Frank Rollings
New Hampshire
United States
Henry A. Wise
Rolling
Wise
Rollins
Hand
Hhe
Taft
Boston
College Girl Now White Slave Sleuth
Boston, May 20. Investigation into Madame Frankie Fuller reveals she is Mrs. Frances Mary Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Drury of Somerville. She graduated from Radcliffe in 1898, 20 years old, later taught at Brockton High School, then married Mr. Foster of San Francisco and returned to Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Frankie Fuller
New York
Frances Mary Foster
Thomas Drury
Somerville
Radcliffe College
Foster
San Francisco
Delegates Arrange Washington Visit After One Session
Washington May 21 delegates to the World Sunday School convention will see the city sights with a single Saturday session. A prayer service on the plaza and east steps of the Capitol is planned Saturday afternoon. After a brief discussion of plans for the next triennial convention, adjournment was taken until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Sunken steamer blocks Neebish channel traffic
The sunken steamer John B. Ketcham II blocks the west Neebish channel after sinking Friday night. Supt. L C Wayman, after inspection, said he would consider diverting all traffic through the encampment channel. The incident occurred near Sault Ste. Marie on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
John B. Ketcham II
Trafic
West Neebish
L. C. Wayman
Madriz Flings Ultimatum at United States
May 21. It is reported that in wireless and land messages President Madriz ordered Gen. Irias commanding the cruiser Venus to return to Bluefields and bombard the town despite American orders. The Venus, now en route to the capital, was driven away from Bluefields harbor by the gunboat Paducah after ignoring the Paducah’s command. Madriz claims right to use any means to subdue Bluefields amid expected combined land and sea attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Madriz
Irias
Venus
Blueflet’s
Bluefields
United States
Paducaal
Paducah
San Juan del Sur
Greytown
Lightning Strikes Home Firing Roof, Damages Building
A Saturday morning electrical storm caused a lightning strike at the home of George Parks on 1534 Tremont Avenue. The rear roof caught fire, and firefighters from Station 9 contained the blaze. Damages are estimated at $13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parks
N. Tremont Avenue
Caudit
Real Estate Transfers Across the City
A long list of property transfers shows Walter Pearcy to Samuel A. Wilson and others, lot details and prices. Oliver P. Hinton to Alvie Q. Smith for 130 feet, 650 dollars. John Braddock to Simon Kein for two lots at Elder's University Heights at 3,500 dollars. Other trades include many vacant and improved lots with prices from 100 to 76,000 dollars, names like Parkside, Morrison, and Sherman appear, and totals show transfers, 38, and 125,235.7 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pearcy
Samuel A. Wilson
Armstrong
Thirtieth St
Elmira St
Oliver P. Hinton
Alvie Q. Smith
Fletcher
Yandes St
Twentieth St
John Braddock
Simon Kein
Elder's
Warren
State Plaza Co
Paul Riedel
Parkside
Southeastern Avenue
Nelson Street
Nathan FP. Carter
Security Trust Co
Wright
Illinois Street
Thirty-second Street
Pauli Riedel
Jos. Mullinix
Forest Park
English Avenue
Irunce Street
Jing Turner
George Wolf
Houston
Highland Park
Temple Avenue
Tenth Street
Wolf
John B. Haslinger
George W. McWhorter
Wilson
Clayton
Wayne Township
Keoward I" Fitzgerald
Boyd W. Templeton
Vermont Street
Capitol Avenue
Edward Pb. Fitzgerald
Union Trust Company
Willam F. Herding
Washington Heights
Guilford Avenue
Fortietthy Street
Maria Steffe
Woodcroft
College Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Grace Is
Sherwood
Sheriff
Willian
C. Smith
Thirtieth Street
Sutherland Vaenue
William_ L. Bridges
Edward H._ Leib
Hannaman
Meridian Street
Forty-sixth Street
Thomas S. Easton
Walter H. Harris
Frangiiin
National Investment Co
Warren Township
Pragmuler
Morris
Oak Hill
Bryan
Downey & Brouse
State Square
Young
Lincoln Park
Myers
University Place
Downey Et al
Stout
Benjamin F. Bixler
Bruce Croat
Theo. Meyers
LaGrande Avenue
Pennsylvania Street
Emily R. Hoffman
Nancy J. Everett
Koffman
E. Michigan Street
Michigan and
Gray Streets
Susan F. Morris
John A. Worley
Webb
Dickson Place
Enat
Dickson Phake
Ohio St
sVerasing
Adolph G. Emhardt
Walker
E. Ohio St
Cope
New York St
Highland Ave
Augusta
Wernging Et
Washington St
Fannie V. McBrom
Louis J. McBroom
Mary
Yaryen
Sarah BE. Yaryen
Moexch
Northwestern Avenue
Twenty-Afth Street
J. S. Stener
Stewart Rowan
Morris’ Firat
Brightwood
School
Hogs Slip 5 Cents On Saturday Market Report
Indianapolis May 21 Receipts 8000 hogs 300 cattle 150 sheep show no decline versus week ago or a year ago Local packers steady buyers slow trading and lighter hogs hold at 9 70 to 9 75 with several sales above that range Cattle dull with no urgent orders Sheep steady to weak prices across the board Pittsburg Cleveland Chicago and East Buffalo listings follow with mixed results and regional prices for hogs cattle and sheep
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Grain Market Report and Quotes
The Indianapolis grain market shows No. 2 red wheat at 1.06 dollars and 95 cent hertz samples at 1.04. No bids for corn or oats as quiet trades continue. Hay also quiet with no bids. Wheat inspections list No. 4 red two cars, Coron No. 3 white thirteen cars, No. 4 white mixed one car, No. 3 yellow six cars, No. 4 yellow three cars, No. 3 mixed fourteen cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Coron
Hee & Ovr
Eee
A'S
Grain and flour comparative statement from 1910 markets
The report lists car and bag counts for silk items and timothy while presenting a comparative flourOutput for the week of May 21 1910 with figures in barrels and bushels for wheat corn oats and rye. It includes daily May 21 22 and 23 totals and Chicago grain data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Markets May 21 Prices
Chicago cash grain report lists wheat prices for No. 2 red No. 3 red No. 3 hard winter and spring ranges from about $1.12 to $1.40 with various subgrades. Corn figures show No. 3 and white and yellow types around 60 to 68 cents, with mentions of No. 4 and special white grades. Orts and residuals note nominal values and standard at 41 to 42 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ikelard
Thomson’s Wire
Chicago Produce Price Report May 21
Butter prices vary with Butter-Exstras at 21c for firsts 23c 26c for dairy extras 238c Exgs-Prime firsts 21%oc firsts 1e Cheese Twins 1342.0 young Americas 14c Live poultry fowls 16 to 16l4c ducks 6 Coffee options steady to 2c higher Butter Creamery extra Stee state dairy tubs 25% 28& Imitation creamery firsts 24 Eggs nearby white fancy 24 206c mixed fancy 27 2%e fresh firsts NEB 1514c veese 12 165c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Produce Prices May 21 1920s Markets Report
New York May 21 Pork Mess 24.00 to 24.75 a hundred pounds. Lard quiet in middle west spot 13.09 to 13.15. Sugar raw dull refined steady. Coffee No 7 Rio on spot 8 7 8 8 8 8 c. Tallow dull city 74 85 cents. Dressed poultry firm. Live poultry firm. Cheese firm specials 10 to 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Rio
Bank Statement Shows Mixed Banking Shifts in New York
New York May 21 The weekly statement of the associated banks shows increases in reserve on all deposits and on deposits other than U S, with a rise of 6 7 million and 6 7 million respectively. Loans decreased by 512 700 while specie and legal tenders rose. Deposits increased by 7 473 100 and total loans stood at 1 183 150 000 with a 715 700 circulation decrease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Banks
Stocks Reach Highest Mark in Two Weeks
Vigorous buying opened Saturday in New York with Reading Union Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio rising more than a point. Steel common opened at 84 3/4 and 84 3/4, with most issues finishing higher than Friday’s close as buyers pushed prices to the day’s high before a late profit-taking fade. Government bonds were unchanged while other bonds remained strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Newoak May Prices and Copper Stocks Brief
May 21 price list shows varying curb quotes for copper and related stocks. Entries include United Copper at 62.45, British Columbia 6y 6, Ely Cons 39 65, Manhattan 25-16 27-16, plus numerous smaller producers and brokers such as Butte Coalition, Ray Cons, La Rose, and Union Mine with mixed bid values across exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newoak
American ‘Tobacco
Mi i
Butte Coalition
Ray Cons
Lulu
Greene Canitea
Kerr Lake
Sig
Goldfield Cons
United Copper
British Columbia
la Rose
Ohio Copper
Bay Central
Isero Subway
Arizona
Union Mine
Central
Ely
Cubano Tel
Manhattan
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J. K. Mathews
Fairview Concerts
Klausmann
Blue Jay Rascals
Elwood Avenue
Copetown
Harmony
Council
Sun’s
Washington Service, Hibbs Building
Radcliffe
Delegates
Uncle Sam
Chicago Grain
N.Y
Creym Ee
N. Y
Wisconsin
Neufchatel
Raymond
Agouse
Blossburg
Ohio
Abe
American Central Life Tevere
American Creosotin, Co
American National Ank
Ances
Sean
Belt Railroad
Brown-Kethcam Pd
Central Trust
Capital National « Teas
Citizens’ Atte Rene Eae
Columbia National Gas Company Bank
Wae
Dela
Madison County
Ter
Farwers’ Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Cov
Eae
Ft. Wayne & Wale
Val. Trac
Ace German American Trust Co
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Bete
Indiana National Bank
Indians “Tithe Company
Indiana Trust O
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Aes
Indianapolis & Northwest
Indpls
Southeastern Pfa
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Sokomo, Marion & W. Trac
Laycock & Co
Vaw Building
Marion Trust. Company
Marott Dept
Marott
Heat & Light
National Bank
People’s
People's State Bank
Rauh Fe
Gale
van Camel
Vandalia
Ewes
Tay Ee i Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
Citizens’ Gas
Citiens” Street Railway
Selaware and
Madison
Ft. Wayne & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indiana Hotel Ts
Indiana Union Traction
Col & Southern
Tnaianapolis
Indianapolis & Greenfield
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Indianapolis Street
Indianapolis Prue
Indianapolis Water
Kokomo, Marion « West. Co
Merchants’ Heat and Light
Union Traction
CURB
Herbert A. Luckey
John W. Kealing
Democratic Party
Tfas
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