Mills to Promote Indianapolis Coliseum Project
Manager Mills promotes a new Indianapolis coliseum after a successful horse show season. He compares Indianapolis favorably to Chicago and cites large crowds, plans for a multipurpose venue, and prior coliseum projects in Des Moines and Peoria as proof of potential success.
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Mills
Coliseum
D.R. Mills
Indianapolis
Chicago
Indianapolis Coliseum
Indianapola
Mr. Mills
Des Moines
Peoria
Ill
Indianapolis Grocers Not In The Wholesale Combine
A Detroit meeting heard from several wholesale grocers across seven or eight states about forming a grocery trust. Indiana officials including Schnull & Co. declined to participate, signaling little support from Indianapolis. Skepticism centered on practicality in groceries amid numerous independent grocers in Indiana and Ohio.
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Indianapolis
Detroit
Indiana
G. A. Schnull
Schnull & Co
Ohio
Akron police expose infidelity case with two women involved
Mrs John Slavin of Toledo aided by police tracked her husband to a Toledo hotel with Mrs Vina Gambey wife of a neighbor. Slavin a bridge contractor and Gambey pleaded guilty in police court and were fined. Slavin promised to end the affair and return to Toledo with his wife.
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Akron
John Slavin
Toledo
Vina Vambey
Blavin
Gambey
Slavin
Mrs. Gambey
Bailiff George Bone Votes, Hopes to Resume Duties
George Bone, bailiff in room 2 of the superior court, had been confined at home since early April after an injury from a friend kicking him for fun. He voted Tuesday and, after two operations, is improving. Judge Ledhers says Bone will serve as bailiff during his second term.
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George Bone
Superior Court
Bone
Ledthers
Deserter John Howard Surrenders to Police
John Howard, a deserter from an artillery company stationed in San Francisco, turned himself in to the police Thursday morning. He fled in March and roamed the countryside fearing arrest, finally giving up as the strain became unbearable. his home is Bakersfield, California.
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John Howard
San Francisco
Bakersfeld
Cal
Worker Injured at Press in Early Morning Incident
Robert Parrott, an employee of Victor Printing Company, was painfully injured when a job press malfunctioned on Thursday morning. His right foot was injured in the accident.
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Robert Parrott
The
Victor. ‘Printing Company
Mere Foot
George Billings Arrests Highlight Unstable Traveler
George Billings, a traveling agent, was found unconscious in hotel chairs twice and taken to City Hospital. He is believed insane and police responded Wednesday night to a complaint of a man with a revolver on North New Jersey Street. He promised to stay quiet and remained at home. He is said to suffer uraemic poisoning.
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George Billings
City Hospital
N. New Jersey St
Billings
Divorce Granted After Husband Hanged for Wife Murder
Delia Coppenhaver’s suit for divorce from Ora Coppenhaver was dismissed in superior court on Thursday. Ora Coppenhaver has been sentenced to be hanged for killing his wife. The divorce suit was filed August 20, shortly before the murder.
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Delia Coppenhaver
Ora Coppenhaver
Coppenhaver
Arrest of Edward Maddox for Wife Desertion
Richmond dispatch reports Edward Maddox arrested on wife desertion charge. Maddox, 13, allegedly deserted a wife in New Castile, married another in Indianapolis last March, and lives with her in Richmond. Marion county records show no license issued to Edward Maddox in March.
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the Sun
Richmond
Edward Maddox
Maddox
New Castile
Indianapolis
Marion County
Yates Rested Well After Election Night
Springfield Illinois reports Yates slept eight hours straight on Wednesday night and woke Thursday morning feeling bright. Fever at 9 o clock measured 162 2 5, pulse 100. Dr Taylor expressed satisfaction with his condition though fever has remained steady for two or three days and no major change is expected for several days.
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Springfield
Ills
Yates
Taylor
Township Returns Slow In Canvassing Center Township
Township canvassing board meets Thursday to tally votes but slows due to incomplete returns. As of 11 a.m. returns from precinct 5 ward 8 and precinct 2 ward 2 had not arrived, delaying final canvass of Center township.
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Center
No Contest Expected Over OV Oden in New York
Report from New York November 6 suggests strong belief at Democratic state headquarters in Hoffman House there will be no contest over OV Oden, with little opposition anticipated among party leaders and supporters.
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New York
Hoffman House
OV. Oden
Tennessee hazers' assault on student at Knoxville source
An accused hazing incident at the Tennessee University in Knoxville left J. L. Wilford of Memphis injured after fellow students broke down a door at Dums hall and dropped him from a 50 foot window onto water. He survived with a dislocated shoulder as peers concealed the act and later sought to atone.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee University
Mustacre
J. L. Wilford
Memphis
Dums’ Hall
Fireworks Horror on Tuesday Night in New York
A massive explosion at a fireworks event in New York Tuesday night killed 13 people and left many more injured. Seventeen injured were crippled or disfigured, with several losing limbs at Bellevue Hospital. Two hundred physicians and 160 nurses treated victims. potential lawsuits loom against the fireworks firm and employers.
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New York
Lfe
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Liar William Johnson in New York still sought Latimier case
A man who claimed to be William Johnson admitted murder of Albert Latimier at a Brooklyn police station. Police identify him as Ralph E. Doughty, a Philadelphia home address given. He faces vagrancy charges and a sanity commission appointment is planned for Friday.
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Brooklyn
Albert C. Latimier
caLieu
New York
William Johnson
Philadelphia
Johnson
Ralph E. Doughty
Doughty
Three Minute Jury Delivers Murder Verdict in Wynne Case
In Vandale Arkansas on November six a jury found David Cross guilty of murder in the first degree for the assault and killing of three Black girls near Wynne. The death sentence was pronounced on Thursday. Public sentiment among Black residents reportedly cooled as the legal process proceeds.
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David Cross
Arkansas
Vandale, Ark
Wynne
Ark
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Restores Hope for Prolapsed Womb
A testimonial from Mrs Florence D Amorra of St Joseph Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after prolapsed uterus. She reports four months of daily use revived strength and wellbeing and endorses free medical advice to women from Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Florence Damorra
Miles Ave
St. Joseph
Mich
Danforth
St. Joseph, Mich
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promoted As Kidney Remedy
An Indianapolis Sun advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It urges women with unseen kidney issues to try a free sample by mail from Kilmer Co and notes available bottles at drug stores. It includes testimonials and requests readers mention the Indianapolis paper.
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DR. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton, N
Swamp-Root
Binghamton, N. Y
Binghamton,n. Y
Indianapolis Daily Sun
Dr. Kilmer
Detroit Southern freight agent Barrett commits suicide in lodge room
John Barrett a 33 year old freight agent for the Detroit Southern railway for ten years killed himself in the Elks lodge rooms in Springfield Ohio on Wednesday night after not attending lodge night. Barrett was found by the janitor Thursday morning in a pool of blood with two bullets in his brain. Intoxicants were blamed for the act.
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Springfield
John Barrett
Detroit Southern Railway
Elks
Barrett
Platt Avoids Commitments on Senate Re-Election
Senator Platt was seen at Republican headquarters in New York on Thursday. He declined to discuss re election plans saying it is too early to talk about the situation. Among Republicans the general feeling is that Platt will seek another term.
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New York
Platt
United States
Market Report Prices and Receipts for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Stocks
Livestock prices cite fair to prime ranges for cattle with heifers cows and calves, hogs and sheep plus market movements in New York and London. Receipts include cattle hogs and lambs with bids and weekly shifts noted, alongside railroad and steel stock activity and noon quotations for major indices.
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New York
London
United States Steel
St. Paul
Amalgamated
Texas Pacific
Gould Group
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Atchison, L. & N
U. P
U. S. Steel
UL P
Reading
Mo. Pac
Man
Market Prices Report From New York November 6
New York market notes show pork at 18.00 to 18.50 per unit, lard around 11.35, and butter prices including Creamery at 2 cents, Elgin at 21 1/2 cents, imitation at 18 1/8 cents. Cheese quoted large 124 1/4 cents, small 123 1/4, skimmed 94 1/4. Eggs at 24 1/2 cents. Dressed poultry lists turkeys 7 1/3 to 13 cents, chickens 9 to 20 cents, fowls 9 1/3 to 13 cents, ducks 8 1/2 cents, geese 15 cents, springs 2 cents.
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New York
Elgin
Chicago Market Prices for Dairy Poultry and Eggs
Chicago price list shows Butter Creamery at 24 4 for 1 pound, Cheese Twins at 11 1 4 for 1 pound, Swiss and other varieties at 11 4 12 cents. Live poultry includes hens 10 cents, turkeys 9 1 2 cents, geese 6.50 to 8.00, ducks 11 cents. Eggs at 20 cents.
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Chicago
Enquirer Reflects On Ohio Victory And Humility
The Enquirer editorial notes it did not support Tom L. Johnson and will not gloat over a stricken foe. It urges Republican leaders in Ohio to acknowledge the opponent’s resilience and the possibility that victory may owe more to circumstance than mere prowess.
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Cincinnati
the Enquirer
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Omaha Bank Building Fire Guts Morsey Co. Site
Fire destroyed the Fair banks Morsey Co. building and the American Press Association office in Omaha. Total loss reported at 380000. The blaze struck Thursday causing extensive damage to the bank and press offices.
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Omaha, Neb
Fairbanks, Morsey& Co
American Press Association
Grain Price Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Values
The report lists Wheat with No. 2 red at 70% GC and No. 3 red around 66 to 68% track, Corn varying across grades from No. 1 white at 474c to No. 4 white and mixed at 38 to 48 4c, with several lots rejected or ungraded. Hay notes stronger prices for new No. 1 and No. 2 timothy, while inspections detail car counts and rejections across wheat corn and hay sectors.
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Timothy
Ogts
Hay
Market Report East Buffalo Stock Prices November 6
East Buffalo cattle receipts three cars o fop steers top at 8 50, hogs 32 cars mixed 6 5 0 to 6 65, heavy 6 75, roughs 6 20 to 6 75, sheep and lambs 20 loads top lambs 5 10 to 5 15, yearlings 3 90 to 4 00, mixed sheep 3 00 to 3 50.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Grain futures quotes from Toledo market report
Wheat prices list for Casa Ta44c December 76 and May 77. Corn December 87%c May 42. Oats December 31c May 32. Rye steady. Cloverseed November 6.84 January 6.95 alsyke 8.60.
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Toledo
Alsyke
Market Receipts In Cincinnati Steer Hogs Lambs Prices Quoted
Cincinnati market report lists cattle receipts 304 with prices from 4.55 to 5.25 for good to best calves. Hog receipts 2,318 with prices 6.40 to 6.65 for good to choice. Sheep receipts 775 with extra at 3.25 and lambs at 4.85.
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Cincinnati
Shippers
Cattle and Hog Market Receipts Reported at East Liberty
East Liberty market reports cattle receipts light with prime cattle trading from 6.15 to 6.40 and best cows 40 to 55. hog receipts around 15 loads with heavies around 6.70 and mediums near 6.50. sheep and lambs show fair demand with choice lambs 5.10 to 5.95 and good mutton around 3.60 to 3.85.
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East Liberty
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Mixed in Early Trade
Wheat futures fell with December at 6 1 4 7 1 3 6 c and May at 13 seconds. Corn declined to 42 higher with December 6 1 4 5 0 c and May 6 1 4 5 0 c. Oats steady with January 2 2 % and May 2 % . Provisions showed January at 15.55 to 15.45 per barrel and other items around 9.40 to 9.455.
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Chicago
Java
Cattle and Hog Market Totals at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 8500 with prime beeves 6.15 to 7.75, cows and heifers 2.50 to 4.85, stockers 0.25 to 4.90. Hog receipts 22000 with values 5.20 to 6.95 depending on weight class. Sheep receipts 14000 with sheep 2.40 to 3.00 and lambs 3.25 to 5.25.
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Union
Poultry and Dairy Prices Reported by Shippers
Prices paid by shippers for poultry and dairy items listed: Springs 46c, fowls 4c, old turkey hens 4c per lb, old toms 8c, young turkeys 8 9c, 4ucks Tc, cheese full feathered 50 perch, Esus fresh 19 20c, bitter choice 4 s6c, New York full cream cheese 14914c.
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New-York
Wholesale Market Prices Readily List Staples and Provisions
A detailed price sheet covers hides wool and tallow by quality, fruits and vegetables with per bushel and per box rates, flour, beans, molasses, rice, canned goods and dry groceries, coffee and sugars with multiple grades, fresh oysters and fish, seafood, and meat cuts. Also listed are drugs, alcohol, and coal and coke prices with regional variations and tonnage quotes.
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Gov. Yates
Tennessee Hazers
Brooklyn Police
Albert Latimer
InpuaNarous Fine Insurance Company
Ite
East Market Street
Union ‘Trust Company
H. Hotupay
B. CG . Mareriic
Gertrude Warner Scott
Vinton
Iowa
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City Grain Market
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East Liberty Livestock
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Limburger
California
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Keifer
Jersey
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Santos
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Phoenix
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Ideal Golden
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M. Sealum
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Jackson
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winifrede
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Luhrig
Bragg Block
Green’ County
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