Advance in Stocks Confined to Small Fractions
The market opened with irregular moves and small fractional changes across major issues. Early gains supported by expectations of short selling cover, but broader indices slid from peaks as trading progressed. government bonds steady and sentiment fluctuated amid rumors of a U S Steel bond issue denied by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerhype
Feltas Breas Association
Erly
Brooktys Rapii Transit
Londo
Union Pacific
Readiap
Usder
States Steel Corporation
Gary
Lake Michisa
Tare
Steel Corporation
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis May 2
Receipts show cattle and hog totals around large volumes while market movement trends downward. Prices ranged with top cattle near 6.45 and most sales between 5 to 6 dollars. hogs and calves displayed varied demand with weaker overall pace and a slow outlet.
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Indianapolis
Tom Hos
Local Securities Market Shows Active Trading This Week
The market reports heavy trading with many issues advancing despite selling pressure. Climax Coffee and B P Co. and Laycock preferred led gains, while Union Traction common and Time Traction common saw notable activity and strong bids. Total daily stock trades amount to 6,382.80 dollars, excluding accrued interest.
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Union Tractin Common Jeontinu
Stork
Climax Cofferana / Biking Co
Hunehitha
Laycock
Bia
Ames
Amer Central Lite Ing
American National Bank
Alan Engine Works
Belt Railroad
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Cmax Coffee
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ ‘Trust Co
Federal Nlon Surety
Homie Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Pfil, Iseue
Nitana National Bank
Ind Title
Guar, & Lain Co Indiane ‘Trust Company
Insigna Union Traction
Indianapolis Abattoir
Ind. & Martinsvill
Indianapolis Fire Int
Hindiananalis Gas Company
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis
Trac. and
Ter
Cm & AW
Law
Mfg. Co
Pre Martoe Trust Company
Merchants
Ho & Sepid
Mer 8 National Bank
Kew ‘Telephone Company
New ‘Telephone
Tong Dist
People's Deposit Bank
Propie
Ranh Fertilizer
Beevers & Ton
Recurity Trust Co
Union National Bank Union
Minton Traction
Paton Trust Company
Ivan Camp Hardware Co
iNandalla Coal Co
Waston. Pm
Ripple Sa
Rasiinad
FCW
Val T. Ca
Indiana Hotel Cofe
Indiana Colon Traction Se
Col. & Sautaren
Indianapolis & Tantern Bs
Indp
Te Lind & Martinecilie
Northern Traction
Indianapolis Water Co
Union Traction of
Indiana
Climax Ceffes
BP. Co
Fire destroys business district in Fairbanks Alaska
The Fairbanks business section was wiped out by a major fire starting in the Fairbanks building a threshing frame structure. Much of the town’s food supply is believed destroyed and the loss is estimated near a million dollars. Northern Commercial Company warehouses burned. efforts focus on rebuilding and preserving supplies. No deaths reported.
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Spedal
Beatile
Wann
Fairbanks
Alaska
Bracey and
Waterats
Fra Gghtern
Northern Commercial Company
Murray
Missing $27 In Slip Sparks Investigation
A youth named James Hart, 18 Douglags-at, misplaced $27 after placing it in a plow Sunday night. He forgot it next morning. mother recovered some items and turned in a washed receipt, but the $27 remains missing. Detectives search for the lost money amid parish notes. A first communion class at Bridget's Catholic Church is preparing.
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James Hart
Douglags
John F. McBhane
Ansistant Paxtor Jy
Bridget’s Catholic Church
Navy orders court martial for Rhode Island commander
The Navy has ordered a court martial for Captain Perry Garret, U.S. Navy, commander of the battleship Rhode Island, over the recent grounding of his vessel at the mouth of the Hook River. The court will convene near Wednesday aboard the Rhode Island.
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Scrippa-McFlae
Washington
Navy
Perry Garet
U.8 N
Hin Yeasel
Hook
Rhode Inne
Ronan
Slump in Wheat Fireless Cooker Solves Domestic Problem
Chicago May 3 drought relief rains ease pressure in corn oats and wheat markets. May wheat futures show gains while oats and provisions ease. Local receipts report wheat corn oats and soybeans. livestock shows mixed demand and steady prices. A Kansas City dispatch notes a new fireless cooker reform aiding home cooks and military officials endorse its use for safer convenient meals.
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Scrippe-Metine Prias Associative
Chicago
Wise Lower
Injunction Denied in Presbyterian Assembly Case
In Decatur HL on May 3 Judge Johns denied an injunction to restrain the Presbyterian Church from acting as a voluntary association. The ruling found no parallel in U S jurisdiction and held equity courts do not rule on doctrinal matters. The decision traces the Cumberland General Assembly functions and asserts its authority over its own affairs.
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Werlppas MeKar Presa Association
Decatur, HL
Anphea
Johns
United States
Asa
Caimberland General Assembly
White and Nichols Headed to British Labor Conference
Toba Po White, president of the United Mine Workers, travels through Instisn apolia on Wednesday bound for London England to attend the British labor conference. He will be joined at 3 1 Yorkety by Thomas D Nichol Scranton president of the anthracite that No I. They were delegates chosen at the UMW convention held in February.
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Toba Po White
Nwo
Instisnapolia
London
England
Thomas D. Nichol Scranton
Nichols
White
United Mine Workers
Traction Engine Law Proposed After Street Damage
City Engineer Biaiie Miller warned the Board of Public Works about a traction engine that tore along Rugseilave causing street damage. He urged passage of an ordinance to prevent recurrence and protect street surfaces.
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Biaiie Miller
Board of Public Works
Rugseilave
Hobson Spent Six Thousand Fourty Five Dollars
In Montgomery Alabama May Richmond Pearson Hobson certified to the secretary of state that it cost him 604 dollars to defeat Bankhead for congress in that Blath district. His printing bill was 235 and postage 1.50.
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Hobson
Montgomery
Ala
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Bankhead
Consresa
Board of Review reappoints Steele and Morrison
Thomas Steele and William Morrison are reappointed by Junior Henry Clay Allen as trout entrt members of the County Board of Review. The notice lists officers Curtis W. Agus president Brillip J. Hanna vice president Murry B. senhorner secretary Joe hoyer treasurer and several companies with capital stock figures. Directors include Perry E. Tichenour Edmana B. Tichenor and Florenti Alton with others noted for Bluemimeton and Fort Wayas entities.
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Board OF Review
Thomas Steele
William Morrison
Henry Clay Allen
County Board of Review
Bluemimeton Social
Curtis W. Agus
Brillip J. Hanna
Murry B
Senhorner
Joe
Hoyer
Breed Printing and Publishing Company
Evanaville
Perry E. Tichenour
Edmana B. Tichenor
Florenti Alton
Biltway Mercantile Company
Elkhart
Charles A. Bilway
Nathan
Bmyper
Z. A Bidway
P. C. Kendall
Defettr Concentrator Company
Fort Wayas
Capital
P Ernie Daister
Willem H. Waller Burne
Patton Testifies Before Interstate Commerce Board
William A. Patton assistant to A Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad testified at a Commerce Commission inquiry into railroad practices. He said he worked ten years and listed coal company holdings including Seystone, Atlantic Crushed Coke, Greenwich, Cochran Hearette, Latrobe, Connellsville, and Applio. The session grew heated over how he acquired Atlantic Crushed Coal shares while declining to detail the method. Photographers filled the room as observers urged decorum and the chair pressed for clearer answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorippns McRae
Seystone Coal and Coke Company
Atlantic Crushed Coke and Coal Company
Greenwich Coal Company
Cochran, Hearette, Latrobe and Connellsville
Appolio Coal Companies
Glasgow
Patten
Knapn
Atlantic Cruahed Coal and Coke Company
Indiana Prohibition Platform in Indianapolis May 23 196?
The Indiana Prohibition party in convention at Indianapolis pledges its candidates to a platform urging anti liquor expansion, strict law enforcement, graft relief, and public treasury reform. It calls for reduced salaries, two cent per mile rail fare, and universal suffrage with same conditions for all citizens. The document targets repeal of license and revenue practices, condemning the liquor trade as crime breeding and church antagonizing.
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Prohibition Party of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Baloons
Prohibition Party
Oth
Partian
Nnnee Thun
Officera
Den
Call
Penneytvania
jProushmen
Atare
Kere
Falcon
Rail rate case set for June in Kansas City
Charmin Rice of the State Board of Railtendant Warehouse Commissioners schedules a show cause hearing in Kansas City on June 18 to contest oil freight rates. He alleges current rates favor Rockefeller refineries in western Missouri and eastern Kansas, noting a prior reduction from 2 cents to 17 cents per hundred between St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Scrippe-McRee
ST. Louis
Charmin' Rice
State Board of Railtendant Warehouse Commissioners
Bard
Kansas City
Rockefeller
Missouri
Kansas
el. Louis
Kansan City
Louis
Cannon and Williams clash over roll call request
Washington reports a tense House session as Speaker Cannon and Democratic Leader Williams debated a motion to go into a committee of the whole for diplomatic filibuster debate. Williams filibustered, while Cannon overruled a roll call demand, denouncing the act as injustice and prompting sharp Republican applause.
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Scrippe-Mellec Preas Asceriziten
Washington
Canyon
Willams
Williams
Not Out for Money Artiring of Incorporation Filed
Incorporators filed with the secretary of state in Indianapolis state College of Physicians and Surgeons not for pecuniary benefit and to establish a medical college to educate males and females. Trustees named for one to three year terms include Carter, Barnhill, McNutt, Readfute, and others from Indianapolis Bloomington Terre Haute and Tipton.
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State College of Physicians and Surgeone
Indianapolis
Medina
Utr
Vingon Carter
Allison Mazneil
John F. Barnnill
Fred Matthews
Walter
Crem
William C. Bobbs
Apollo
Henry B. Gentry
Bloomington
Charles Stoltz
Bayth Bend
Matesti
V. Newcomer
Tipton
Vinson Carter
Alanapitta
John G. McNutt
Terre Haute
Gomn F. Barnhit
Jaames D. Shawern
John Sexton
Rusn Ive
John
Stadinfeld Arrests Highlight Turbulent Irvington Family Row
John Stadtfeld faced assault and profanity charges filed by his wife Sarah after multiple arrests in Irvington. The case revealed repeated disputes as Stadtfeld allegedly attacked and threatened his wife, who refused to press charges further after advice from their daughter. Financial tensions and a disputed use of money surfaced in testimony.
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John Bradfferd
Orn Grial
Sarah
Justice of the Peace Shortridge
Irvington
Stadifeld
Igid Oret
Wite
Stadtfeld
Filtadtfeld
Eather
Stadteld Cays
Ringling style children’s barnstorming show pratique
A lively circus pageant features RAGS the clown entertaining a crowd of children with stunts by dogs and ponies under canvas. The act includes human acrobats, a pony named Sport, a dog named Rage, and ponies Jem and Major engaging audiences. Performances run all week with 2:30 pm matinees and evening shows.
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Fim
Agais
Sethel Brothers
Jem
Sprinklers Ordered to Complete Work by City Contract
The Brand of Punlie Works fines many sprinkling contractors for poor performance. The board found that remon polra Ancen and nathen 1ihe did the work but face deductions from pay. Citizens complain about sprinkling contractors and Mayor Chas. A. Bookwalter orders adherence to the contract.
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Punlie Works
io @n
Remon Polra Ancen
Nathen
Chas.a. Bookwalter
Value of the farm disputed in Mc Coy bank case
In a McCoy bank case with insolvent bank questions, witnesses price Fair Oaks Mock farm at 30 to 35 dollars per acre. Defense argues the land was worth at least 60 dollars per acre. Charles E Walling testifies about notes to a threshing machine company and bank payments, with later dispute over receipt of funds.
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Sonticello
Ind
Charles E. Walling
McCoy Bank
Thoman J. McCoy
Mock Farm
Charge Against Murbarber Milling Suit Over Damages
The American Bunener Manufacturing Company sues William E Marararer for 19 dollars alleging he obtained a block of stock valued at 100 dollars and a salary by false representations about shaft operate patents and related equipment. The company claims the patents and equipment were misrepresented as worth 19 dollars but were actually worth far less.
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American Bunener Manufacturing Company
William E Maraaraer
Shaft Rapporte
Bill Emplings
Marharger
Vwoa
Earthquake Registered Near Teeul Academy in Cleveland
A morning tremor was registered near the Teeul academy in Cleveland. Rev Pather Odenbach reported the incident, noting a seismic event behind HM nec. onda. as the quake occurred.
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Sorippa-Melise Prean Association
Cleveland, Q
Pather Odenbach
Teeul Academs
HM Nec
Onda
Denver County Treasurer Cheries Badgley Dies of Heart Trouble
Cheries W. Badgley, Denver county treasurer, died May 23 in Denver from heart trouble. His death follows political attacks after the municipal election, after he left office May 11 amid charges of alleged shady transactions in office. The claims rose during the period surrounding the May 15 election.
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Deripps
Denver
Col
Dregmund Charged With Murder in Domestic Affair
Dora Dregmund and serippas MeRae Presa Associat were named in a murder charge in Kansas City. The case involves the death of Edmund, her husband, amid domestic unrest. Both defendants are described as musicians of some repute in the report.
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Serippas
Kansas City
Bes
Dora
Dregmund
Edmund
Grand jury expected to act on Marion County case notes
The Marion county grand jury is anticipated to return indictments Thursday morning after hearing several witnesses tied to alleged police relation charges. It remains unclear if Marion Caldwell and William Caron, discharged by Judge Fremont Alford for alleged communication with Chief of Police Robert Metyer, were discussed in the ongoing inquiry.
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Ton
Marion County
Marion Caldwell
Whttam Caron
Grand Jury
Fremont Alford
Ith
Robert Metyger
Mr. Soisqee
Engineer Killed in Train Accident on River Bridge
Engineer Scott Gillespie died after a switch under the engine failed over the Renew river bridge. The fireman stayed in the cab uninjured. Brakeman R F W Oliver leaped to escape and was fatally injured.
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Eerippe-Memes Econ Abn - Sonerbset
My. May
Nnger
Scott Gillespie
Renew River Bridge
RF. WH
Oliver
Webster Public School Plans Night at Staineave Church
The Webster public school will present entertainment at the Staineave M E church Wednesday night starting at dark. The presidents and teachers of the business college of Indiana and Kentucky announce a two day convention in this city beginning Friday.
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Webster Public School
Howard and Rotenersta
Ts Clanx
Staineave
M.E Church
At & Yelack
Busi Nega ‘College
Indiana
Kentucky
Feiday
Landis Urges to Stay the Course in Ten Years of Republic
Washington May 23 Representative Charles Landis Republican of Indiana urges “stand pat” policy. He argues ten years of Republican administration show prosperity but warns against foreign wars and separation of republics. He cites Hanna’s advice as still good and notes criticism from Democrats and Roosevelt era politics.
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Hanna
Scrippa-McFiexy Fresh Association
Washington
Charles Bolandis
Sears
Panama
Minernnat
Senate Finance Committee Backs Free Alcohol Bill
The Senate Finance Committee has issued a favorable report on a bill to authorize free alcohol under specified conditions. The measure, presented in Washington, outlines government support for alcohol distribution and regulatory framework, with stated implications for industry and public policy.
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Ecripps-McRae
Washington
Senate
No Popular Move For Her Scrippe McHae Meyers Clemen
In Kansas City Missouri on May 2 the public leans toward clemency for Mink Agule Meyers sentenced to flee the state next month. Transferred to Liberty jail Meyers has shown no warmth to supporters and her lawyer Dee nol smited her. Officials expect Gov Folk to grant clemency. Truett Gete Sentenced In Hate Theft Case. Gun Truett was tried Wednesday on a charge of stealing $1.80 from a meter and a bicycle from Elmer French. He was found guilty and sentenced to workhouse.
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Scrippe-McHae
Kansag City
Mink Agule Meyers
Bince
Liberty
Stra Meyers
Dee Nol
Meyers
Folk
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Nyc
Tate
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