Wall Street Stocks Open Higher on Broad Gains
The Wall Street stocks opened with general advances over Saturday's close led by Northern Pacific and Smelting with several other leaders including Southern Pacific Canadian Pacific and U S Steel higher. Early trading showed strong price levels with Reading cited for dividends and Union Public and others pushing sharp advances amid active buying. London investors added about 10 000 shares, mainly Union Pacific and Reading, while government bonds held steady and other bonds firm.
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Pgertppe-Metlar Press Aascciation
New, York
Northern Pafc
Southern Pacific
Canadian ‘Pacific
Sterloid
Steecom
Union Pablic
Joru
London
U.P
Honda
A.W Thomson
Wire
New York Produce Market Prices and Timely Grains
Listings show New York and Chicago produce quotes dated Nov 5 to Nov 6 with prices for pork lard dressed poultry dairy products and grains. Includes Butter Cheese Turkeys Chickens Ducks Geese and various grain prices such as timothy hay clover oats and corn with per dozen or per hundred weights and receipts totals. A mix of markets and commodities reflects early 20th century wholesale pricing.
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New York
Ducks
Butler—Creamery
Armer
Wilte
Chicago
Springs
Live Stock Market Report Indianapolis Nov Recap
The 207 market opened lower with cattle and sheep trading 4 to 13 cents below last week's close. Activity was fair after opening, with prices steady to slightly weaker for ordinary stock, prime stock in steady demand, and sheep and lambs moving slowly at a quiet, weak finish.
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Indianapelle
Reneson
Rensg
St Louis Live Stock Market Report Summary
A cluttered menagerie of figures from St Louis and Pittsburg markets shows cattle receipts and prices for beef steers and cows, hogs, sheep and lambs. Prices vary by grade with heavy hogs and prime cattle noted, while receipts indicate fluctuations and mixed activity across regions and stock types.
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St. Louis
ST. Loths
Pittsburg
Gerippa-Weltar Peeas Association
Grain and Livestock Prices from Chicago Market Report
Chicago grain prices drifted lower early with oats and corn ease and wheat steady to lower. December wheat closed around 74c, December corn near 12c, oats around 34 25. Livestock receipts for cattle 30,000. steers and heifers mixed, hogs down about 6c, sheep steady. western and native ranges listed with prices.
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Chicago
Grice
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report Nov 5
Castle-Ten steers listed at 6.50 to 7.00, butchers and extra grade cattle steady to 6.96. Receipts around 3,800 with mixed packers offerings. sharp demand for heavy cattle noted but overall slower trade. Prices shown for various classes including fatland cattle and extra terms.
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Phar Annerenthir
Ncinnati
Ateaty
Exlves
Inweary Gotte Chotce
Local Securities Shows Mixed Week in Open Market
The market opens with little overall movement compared to last week, demand for leading issues remains strong but no broad uptrend emerges. Bond activity is quiet with several prices noted, while utilities and rail stocks show modest gains and declines.
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Enuen
Braera
Honda
Union Tra
East Buffalo Livestock Receipts Report Nov 5
East Buffalo N Y Nov 5 cattle receipts show declines across marts with steer and cow prices mixed. Prime steers average around 5 50 to 5 60 per cwt while cows bring about 22 50 to 25 00. yearlings near 25 00. Revelations from Chicago market indicate lower tendencies on November 1 with mixed heavies and transitory gains in fillers.
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East Buffalo
Soplope-Sterae Frean Association
Rowaghs
Real estate agent found dead at home on Michigan Avenue
Stomach contents suggest natural causes but coroner Tutewller will conduct a full inquiry. The victim, Fay, 35 W. Michigan, was discovered by a man from Shetbyville who had seen him with another person earlier. Mrs. Fay was visiting in Battle Creek, and the body was taken there for burial after disposal in the city. Fay was brother-in-law of Judge A. C. Ayers. Coroner notes possible heart failure but stomach analysis pending.
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Michigan
Titchler
Fay
Shetbyville
Ordof
Fey Wan
A. C. Ayers
Tutewller
Bowers Exonerated In West Virginia Campaign Charge
Washington November 5 Fish Commissioner George Bowers was exonerated of pernicious political activity after he tried to solicit campaign contributions at the postmaster in Stinburg West Virginia to aid Republican candidates for state offices. The ruling clears him of misconduct claims and states no further action is planned.
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Peres
Washington
Fish
George Bowers
Stlnzburg
W.va
Barrett Named for Two High Posts in Dispatch
Special to The Low from Portland Oregon reports John Barrett of Columbia, tied to a home state post, may be designated ambassador to Graz or serve as vice governor of the Philippine Islands. If Barrett stays, Lloyd Griscom would head to St. Petersburg and George II Van Meyer could enter the cabinet in February.
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John Barrett
Portland
Ore
Matster
Columbia
Lloyd Gileowm
Graz
Intarsia
Barrett
Arwett
Lloyd Griscom
St. Metersburg
George II van Meyer
United
Pebrusry
Indiana Democrats urge Marion voters to back reform ticket
The Indiana Democratic club sends a mailed appeal to Marion County voters urging support for a reform ticket to replace Republican leadership. The letter attacks business as usual, calls for capable leaders, and asks members to campaign through election day. Names appear as Hiram Tron and Henry Warrim among committee signatories.
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Indiana
Democratic Club
Marion
Tucsdny
Ttme
Aten
Lowi
Indianapolis
Chow
Dean
Hiram Tron
Henry Warrim
The Son's Election Returns Machine Setup at Capitol
The Son arranges with Dodger Furniture Co to install a unique machine atop the Badner Furstore Co building for election returns. Washington streets are prepared for Tuesday with the device wired and operated under permission. The setup promises rapid results and no expense spared to secure official returns.
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Agieriros Trening Co
Washington
Manish
Dodger Parniture Coy
Badner Furstore Co
Political Action by Unions Campaign Proclamation
A historical campaign proclamation from Indianapolis dated November 1 1916 urges organized labor to back certain Democratic candidates in the November 6 election. It names Vinson Carter and Meneciet for provocative attorney, White and Gau mer for legislature, Berry and Wallace for public offices, Kelly and Wilson for justice of the peace, and McCrosun for sheriff, with a call for rigid party alignment and decisive action from union members.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Organized Labor
Ms Friends
Political Action Committee
American Federation of Labor
Indianopatis Central Labor Union
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
Charles
Aberry R. Wallace
Joe Clay
Quiteling
Edgar A. Perkins
Harry W Bassett
John Geckler
M. P. Orr
J. W. N. Hicott
Chas. Morgan
Ham~blin
B.F. Gerhart
Harry W. Bassett
Lawsuit awards damages to plaintiffs in grain firm case
Judgment for plaintiffs Tadge Aupert Anacromome green 8 totals 3740 dollars against American Grain Burlter Construction Co of Bott Dakota in a 3000 dollar suit, plus costs. The defendants’ agent at Kentlandnd is named in the action. Evidence covers work and expenses incurred, with Chicago plaintiffs Clarence Poolle and Taylor E Brown referenced.
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Tadge Aupert
Anacromome Green
Clarence Poolle
Taylor E. Brown
Chicago
American Grain Burlter Construction Co
Botti Dakota
Kentlandl
Vaudeville and Ball Draw Large Local Crowd
Vaudeville shows at the Bowineatao hall drew about five hundred attendees. Guntermann's quartet and Clare Pualts were featured acts, accompanying the evening’s program as the venue hosted a lively variety night with lively orchestral pieces and variety performances.
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Etaer
Dapelebed Prusle
Guntermann
Jymudevilla
Clare pGualts
Saprand
Plantats
Jeanls
Death of Indianapolis merchant Griffith at 148 Broadway
Theodore Griffith, a noted wholesale millinery merchant and senior Griffith Bros. partner, died at 1 31 Sunday night at his home 148 Broadway after seven weeks of suffering. Funeral at Jats readenes Tuesday 2 PM, Rev D Odell officiating, burial Crown Hill. He was Dayton born Oct 4 16, served in an Ohio regiment, and built a large business expanding from Dayton to Indianapolis. Survived by widow, two sons Vernon and Claude, sister Mrs B A Reedy of Columbus, brother Dewitt Griffith, and other relatives. The firm faced previous losses from a fire but recovered quickly.
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Grifth
Broadway
Grifith
Griffith Bros
Marylnnd al Doash
D. Odell
Second Presbyterian Church
Murial
Crown Hill Cemetery
Griffith
Ophum
Goya
Mr. Griffity
Dayton
Ated
Thomas Griffth
Grisith
Gristh
Baltimore
Jennie Louise Hoover
Ohio
Grimth, Bros
George Grimth
New York
C. Hi, Fabrens & Con
Ist
Grimth
Indianapolis
George PF
Grigith
Meridian St
Grimm
Troir
Geilith
Gro Citizens’ League
Hle
Hoath
Columbia Club
Presbyterian Church
Reputacly
Sonk
Vernon
Claude Grifith
Football Riot Stuns South Side Stadium Fight Ends Play
A Sunday football game between the Hingers and the Bankers on Chicago's south side ended in a riot as players and spectators clashed. Police cleared the field, injuring several players including Nicholas Wernert Wittumbaly and Ernest Gardner. Many spectators were bleeding as crowds surged toward the center, with at least a score leaving injured.
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Sun
Chicago
Hingers
Bankers
Tankers
Nicholas Wernert
Wittumbaly
Ernest Gardner
Hoapltni
Nts
Final Campaign Speech by Senior Senator Wan Fit Ting Climax
A large crowd packed the venue for the final campaign speech by Senior Senator Wan Fit Ting. The address highlighted policy priorities and urged supporters to rally for the upcoming election, signaling a decisive close to the campaign series.
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Wan
Wyatt A Gabby And Politician Wyatt A Gabby And Politician
A report on a Republican campaign meeting where Albert Beveridge spoke at Tornlinaga hall chaired by Charles A Bookwalter. The mayor urged Republican voters to scratch the ticket to expose independence, while Beveridge urged Americans to stand firm for duty and reform. The piece discusses Socialist candidate Wyatt and his background, habits, and views, noting his Kentucky birth, horse interests, family, and everyday work routine.
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Tornlinaga Hall
Baturday
Albert J. Bevaridge
United States
Charles A Bookwalter
Indianapoli
Baokwalter
Beveridge
Cesardice
Cowart
Fea
Republic
Evansville Death by Suicide Reported for Mayme Brannon
Evansville on November 6 reports Mayme Brannon a dressmaker living near Newburg committed suicide by taking cephalic light. No cause assigned. The incident is recorded as a fatal self inflicted action with details from local coroner or authorities.
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Evansville
Mayme Brannon
Newburg
Woman drinks laudanum to force marriage in city
Cora Fetger of 217 Sheldon Avenue separated from her husband and desired to wed another man. She purchased four ounces of laudanum, took a portion, then returned for more. Found unconscious at midnight, two physicians treated her for over four hours, she survived. She is 24 years old.
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Shy
Joved
Cora Fetger
Sheldon
Ferger
Downtors
Ferger la
Mutiny and public works assess damages in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works approves an assessment roll for Merrill Street improvements from Renate Avenue to Robe Street and related sidewalks. The notice lists property owners and proposed payments, with date details and public works actions in Indianapolis Indiana.
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Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Court Rouse
Indianapolia
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indianapaltis
Indiana
Merrill Street
Renate Avenue
Robe Street
Senate Avenue
Eckert Street
Portsmouth
Enx
Ftoc Fia
Ray i Aean
LE Grande Avenue
Sila
Saldelty Ane
Board of Publis
No Arrests At Saint Louis Grand Jury Result
No arrests are expected in the RT Louis case as the federal grand jury convenes November 14 and has reportedly passed on the matter. Officials in Washington relieved from preferring charges as the treasury department reviews the 160 shares involved.
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Louis, Mo
Louis
Treasury
Washington
Carges
JAMES B MKENNA DEAD AT 3 INDIANA HOME
James B McKenna aged 3 died Saturday at his home in N Keyatonscave Indiana from heart trouble. He had been employed by a wool move company in Philadelphia and was previously with George Merritt Company. Survived by a widow and one son. Funeral scheduled Tuesday morning at his residence.
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James B. M’kenna
James B McKenna
N. Keyatonscave
Kenna
Ameneteris
Phindelphia
Indianapolis
McKenna
George Merritt
Teath
Elelg
Quaker City
Macsebees
Plans to erect five new Zion City buildings in Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Val toa outlined plans to construct five new buildings forming a large religious colony, aiming to reunite scattered Zion City forces. The proposal, announced yesterday in Chicago, envisions a major extension of the Zion community under the Scripps-M McRae Press Association.
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Zion
Scripps-McRae Prees Association
Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Valtoa
Valiva
Zion City
Public Works notices on street improvements in Indianapolis
City advertisement from October outlines assessment rolls for multiple paving projects. Walcott Street Houston Street St Joseph Street Colton Street and Mabel Street appear with detailed grading paving widths curb lines and sidewalk installations. Official notices set assessments under Improvement Resolutions.
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Department OF Public Works
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Ciy
Lifianapolia
Indiana
Uney
Walcott Street
Oarh
Southeastern Avenue
North Proverty
Deloss Street
al Jeys
Houston Street
Twentieth Street
Twenty-First Street
Carbine
Delaware Street
Colton Street
Blake Street
Locke Street
Mabel Street
LE Grande Avene
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