Wall Street Stocks Open in Broad Decline
United Press reports a weak market with broad declines across sectors led by falls in St Paul Locomotive Steel and major rail issues. New York Central faced pressure to 985 in early trading amid forced liquidation. Smelting rose briefly, but overall sentiment remained nervous at midday as investors digested monetary cues.
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New York
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Reading
Great Northern
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
New York Central Road
London
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Report From Market
Cincinnati live stock market recaps receipts cattle 960 hogs 300 sheep 250 with steady to firmer trade. Cattle values steady shippers paying around 4.65 to 5.30 per hundredweight calves strong at 38.50. Hogs 25 cents higher with choice packers and butchers 50.5 to 71.60. Sheep steady with extras around 4.50 and lambs about 6.79.
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Cincinnati
United Prean
New York Prices Reported by United Press
New York market briefs list Pork Mess at 16.09 to 16.75 per unit, Lard Western steam spot at 8.9h, Dressed Poultry with turkeys at 13c, chickens 2c, fowls 10 to 13c, ducks 10c, Butter Creamery extra 28c, Eggs White fancy 45 to 50c, western firsts 29c, Cheese full cream 14 to 15 1/4c.
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New York
United Press
Western Steam
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report from United Press
Pittsburg PA November 13 cattle supply steady with Choice at 6.00 to 6.25 prime 5.60 to 5.90. Sheep supply fair and slow with prime weth ers 5.40 to 6.60 wastage 5.10 to 5.35. Hogs receipts higher with prime heavy hogs 5.00 to 5.80 and pigs 5.25 to 5.47.
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Pittsburg
United Press
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Chicago market notes from November 15 list eggs extras at 269, butter extra 27c, cheese Twins 12%32c, young Americas 44c, poultry turkeys 14c, springs 10c, ducks lic.
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Chicago
United Prensa
Young Americas
Livestock Market Report East Buffalo Nov 15 1920
Cat tle receipts 230 steady Veale 45 dollars. Sheep receipts 15,000 easier Call to choice lambs 5.50 to 7.00 yearlings 5.40 to 5.45 sheep 2.00 to 3.55 Hogs receipts 5,000 10 to 20 cents higher Yorkers 5.60 to 6.80 heavy grades 5.75 to 5.85 roughs 5.00 to 5.20
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Leece
Indianapolis Produce and Dairy Prices Sweep Across Items
The snippet lists Butter from Elgin and state cream at 30c, cheese from New York Wisconsin, eggs Candled at 26c, and poultry prices for live turkeys ducks geese hens spring chickens and roosters with various cents per unit. The terse market notes reflect regional pricing and product variety.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Powers Sick and Weak in Goebel Case at Georgetown
Caleb Powers, on trial for complicity in Gov. Goebel’s assassination, entered the Georgetown court pale after a gastric illness. The session opened with debate over the avowal and the pardon dispute, as veniremen arrived and jurors began being examined amid defense and Commonwealth counsel.
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United Press
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Gov. Goebel
Morris
Attorney Smith
Louisville
W. 8
Taylor
Kentucky
Franklin
Harriston County
Tragic death on York Street sidewalk found
An unknown Black man was found dying on the sidewalk at York Street and Bilverave. Bicycle police were dispatched and arrived after the incident was reported.
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York St
Bilverave
Wheat market shows strength after dip at Chicago
The wheat market moved higher this morning after a dip to 144 54c for December and around 1.03 to 1.08 for May. Corn fell to about 4c, oats eased slightly, and provisions remained dull with January lard near 8.05 and ribs near 6.95. No. 2 red winter, December corn closed around 5.44, and May at 5.46. No. 3 yellow corn around 6. ic, oats December about 43.4 to 43.9, May near 49 to 50.4.
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United Press
Chicago
Live Stock Prices at Indianapolis Market Report
Receipts include hogs 5,500 cattle 1,456 sheep and lambs 600. Hog prices opened unevenly higher with top at 5.65. Cattle steady. sheep and lambs strong. Lists ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, bulls, hogs, and lambs with weights and price bands.
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Indianapolis
Grain and Feed Prices Listed in Daily Market
Corn prices and various grain rates are shown with numbers such as 1 6i cents, oats at 12.00613.00 for Sheaf, Shelled oats 49 5Sic, straw 36.00 7.50, hay Clover 13.00 14.00, mixed 15.00 16.00, timothy 15.00 18.00.
Grain and hay prices with billing notes and inspections
Markets show wheat and corn with various No 2 to No 4 grades, prices per bushel through billing, and notes on recent inspections. Oats and hay arranged by grade, with timothy hay prices and rye quotes.
Thieves Strike Homes and Garage. Losses Reported
Burglars entered Finch Freeman garage at 2 BH Ohio Street Thursday night and stole two automobile tires and an overcoat. They opened a safe and took stamps. Mrs Julius Elgassar lost washing from the line and money on Friday. Ethelbert Hollingsworth reported thieves entered his dwelling and carried away $3 a ladies watch and a gold necklace.
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Finch & Freeman
Ohio St
Julius ‘Elgassar
E. Pratt
Ethelbert Hollingsworth
Grand Jury Hears Further Evidence in Irvington Land Case
The Marion county grand jury reviewed additional evidence Friday morning in the Irvington Land Company investigation. Appearing as witnesses were Policemen A. B. Adams, Frank Bolen and Co. Dunn, B. J. T. Jeup of Jeup Moore civil engineers, and Sam Greenwald.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Irvington Land Company
A. B. Adams
Frank Bolen and Co. Dunn
B. J. T. Jeup
Jeup.& Moore, Civil Engineers
Sam Greenwald
Cheerful News From Treasury Amid Currency Panic
Washington expects relief as Treasury Secretary Cortelyou boosts liquidity. Banks in Minneapolis and St Paul receive deposits while New York conditions ease. The article notes $53 million in extra currency placed, Morgan and Rockefeller aiding, and banks issuing notes to meet demand amid the 1907 panic.
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Treasury
Minneapolis
St. Paul
New York
United States Treasury
Closing Rally Set as Grand Final of Indianapolis Revival
An afternoon meeting for school children and a series of revival services fill the last day of Methodist revival in Indianapolis. Evangelists Henderson, Smith, Bovard, and Hannan lead sermons at Roberts Park and Fletcher Place churches with youth gatherings and a Loyal Legion rally planned for Sunday. Local ministers assist as services wind down Friday and Saturday with final events titled as the grand closing rally.
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Indianapolis
Indianapols
F. W. Hannan
Brooklyn
Morgan
Newark
N. J
W.S. Bovard
Chattanooga
Tenn
T. S. Henderson
Hugh &. Smith
Loyal Legion
Roberts Park M. EB
Henderson
Smith
Indictment Challenge in Walsh Bank Case
Chicago reports that John R. Walsh seeks dismissal of the indictment on grounds of bad judgment and advisory loan limits. Walsh and bankers argue laws are not prohibitive and penalties are civil. Government plans to call 23 bankers and present books and stock lists as Walsh’s defense is contested.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Walsh
Bankers
D. Organ
C. G. Fredericks
T. M. Jackson
A. F. Williams
Walsh Enterprises
Bertha Shaw
Wisconsin & Michigan Railway Company
Anderson
Tack Factory Closed in Madison Amid Money Market Strain
MADISON Ind Nov 15 The Tower Tack Manufacturing company of this city has closed down due to the tight money market. Its head offices are in Cincinnati and currency could not be secured to pay the employees here.
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Madison
Ind
Tower Tack Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Georgia suspended by SIAA for professionalism
Special to The Sun from Atlanta reports the University of Georgia was suspended by the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association for professionalism. The charge cites the play of four professional athletes in the football games against Georgia Tech in Atlanta two weeks earlier.
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The
Sun
Atlanta, Ga
University of Georgia
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
Bingham Plans To Regain Old Fees
Attorney General James Bingham sues former supreme court clerks Andrew J. Sweeney and William T. Noble in Marton. He also sues Alexander Hess in the Wabash circuit court seeking recovery of fees collected and retained. Claims include Noble 2279.30 and Sweeney 3702.15 with penalties. Hess 3824. The suit notes alleged felony by failure to account for funds, but statutes of limitations bar criminal charges.
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James Bingham
Marton Superior Court
Supreme Court
Andrew J. Sweeney
William T. Noble
Wabash Circuit Court
Alexander Hess
Noble
Sweeney
Hess
P. Sheerin
Sheerin
Bingham
Nine Men Injured in Lucy Furnace Blast
Nine workers were injured today when molten metal exploded at the Lucy furnace in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Officials report no fatalities and say the plant is continuing operations with investigations underway.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Lucy Furnace
Gas Explosion Burns Woman at Elm Street Home
The back of 210 Elm Street in Pittsburg was blown out by a gas explosion early today. Sarah Grossman suffered serious burns in the incident reported by United Arena.
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United Arena
Pittsburg
210 Elmst
Sarah Grossman
Roosevelt Silent on a Third Term Before Big Convention
Special to The Susquehanna, Washington Navy 15 There will be no statement by President Roosevelt on another term before the Republican national convention. His Nov 9 1904 statement stands. He will not speak of his attitude, keeping plans in his own hands and remaining silent to avoid guiding the nomination. He longs for private life but remains firm in keeping quiet on the issue.
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Fletcher-place
M. E
G. D. Wolfe
M. E. Church
Willis Wolfe
Hugh E. Smith
W. S. Bovaard
Irvington M. E
Bovard
Christ
Floow
Hannan
Meridian St
Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamilton County Oratorical Athletic and Musical Group Formed
High school superintendents across Hamilton County completed the organization of the Hamilton County Oratorical Athletic and Musical association. E L Holton of Noblesville is president, M J Burton of Omega vice president, Starr of Cicero secretary, and Stearn of Carmel treasurer. Each school will hold preliminaries in music athletics and oratory, leading to a county contest in Noblesville next spring.
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Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County
E. L. Holton
M. J. Burton
Omega
Starr
Cicero
Stearn
Carmel
Emmert Quits Saloon After Compact With Citizens
Edward D. Emmert announced the closing of his Lebanon Indiana saloon after a meeting with the Good Citizens league. He agreed to abandon the business if the pending complaint alleging sale of intoxicants without license is dismissed and the proposed compromise is accepted.
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The
Sun
Lebanon
Ind
Edward D. Emmert
Good Citizens’ League
Officials for Yale Princeton Game Named
New Haven November 15 revised list of officials announced last night for the Yale Princeton game. Referee Michael J. Thompson Georgetown umpire J L Okeson Lehigh field judge A E Whiting Cornell timer Charles C Young Cornell.
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the Sun
New Haven
Conn
Michael J. Thompson
Georgetown
J. L. Okeson
Lehigh
A. E. Whiting
Cornell
Charles C. Young
Wisconsin to Meet Purdue in Lafayette Tilt
Madison Wis Nov 15 Eleven Wisconsin players left for Lafayette at 7 30 Friday morning. Wisconsin expects a large victory over the Boilermakers while coaches predict a two point win margin. The article notes steady improvement in the Badgers through the season.
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Sur
Madison
Wis
Lafayette
Wisconsin
Boilermakers
Badgers
City Births and Deaths in Local Record
City birth notices list Harvey and Goldie Hiatt for a girl at 22 N Tem ple ave and several other couples with addresses. Death entries include Susanna Wysong age 7 and Anna Clark, George Schad, Dorothy Powell, Bery Wagner with ages and causes where legible. Marriages record Jacob Mueller and Ida Spellman Jed Netherton and Mary Lingle John Quincy and Clara Beynon John Parrish and Eleanor Smith. Building permits show Lee Wolf at 826 Hamilton for a 3000 dollar project and Joan Holland at W Twenty Fifth street for a 600 dollar dwelling.
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Susanna Wysong
Anna Clark
Home of Good Shepherd
George Schad
N. Beville-aye
Dorothy Powell
City Hospital
Bery Wagner
Jacob Mueller
Ida B. Spellman
Jed O. Netherton
Mary BE. Lingle
John J. Quincy
Clara Beynon
John D. Parrish
Eleanor E. Smith
Lee Wolf
Pear
Hamilton
Butler University
Joan Holland
W. Twenty- Afth St
Barney's Estate Put At Over Two Million Dollars
Ty United Press reports former Knickerbocker Trust head Charles T. Barney died from a self-inflicted pistol wound. His estate is expected to exceed $2,000,000. Inquest delayed for further investigation. Barney's troubled marriage rumors circle social life. He had ties to 34 financial firms and faced resignation amid Knickerbocker scandal.
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Charles T. Barney
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Barney
George A. Dixon
Susan A. Mead
Barneys
Cleveland C
A. H. Barney
United States Express Company
Lilly Whitney
William C. Whitney
Standard Oil Uses Panic to Clean Up Rivals in Wall Street
Standard Oil is using the panic to wipe out independent rivals as many small firms struggle. Banks are calling loans and the independents, often with limited cash, must refinance at distress values. Standard has become a heavy borrower, with funds reportedly directed to purchase bargains.
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Fy United Prensa
New York
Standard Oil
Wall St
State Mansion Sold for Delinquent Taxes in Nebraska
Gov. George L. Sheldon was notified that the executive mansion in Lincoln Nebraska has been sold for the delinquent taxes of 1899. If the taxes and costs are not paid, a tax deed will be issued. Taxes totalled 332.64 with interest and costs at 83.14. The mansion was bought in June 1899 from D E Thompson the U S ambassador to Mexico for 20 000.
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Cortelyou
New York
Standard Oil
Trust Company of America
United States
Standard Offl
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Rockefeller
Lincoln
Neb
George L. Sheldon
D. E. Thompson
Mexico
Will Enforce Law In Carmody Candy Child Labor Suit
State Factory Inspector W. E. Blakely has refused compromise in the suit against Carmody Candy for child labor law violations. Blakely says it is his duty to enforce the law and he intends to push the case forward.
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W. E. Blakely
Carmody Candy Company
Standard Oil declares dividend of ten dollars per share
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey announced a dividend of ten dollars per share. John D. Rockefeller’s share is estimated at about 2,500,009 dollars.
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Sy United Pres
New York
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
John D. Rockefeller
Indianapolis Board of Public Works Vacation Notice 1907
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces approval of a sixteenth street vacation along Graham Street to Lowell Avenue affecting abutting properties. Owners listed include Edgar H. Kline with two parcels in Chambers’ 3rd Subdivision Irvington, facing benefits and damages. A public hearing is set for December 4, 1907 at 10 am.
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Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indiana
Graham _ street
Nypeda
Graham Street
Lowell Avenue
Michigan Street
Teginning
Washington Street
T Kline
Edgar H
Chambers
Irvington
Kline
Taseph T. Elviott
Preston CC. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Majestic Blds
Norwood Street
Illinois Street
Russell Avenue
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Feed J. Mack
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Grand Jury
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Lief
Treasury Department
Treas
Ury
M. E. Revival
School Children of
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T. $. Hendekson
Hin
Sen
Senator Penrose
Bull" Andrews
Fairbanks
Joe Cannon
Oratory and Athletics
Emmert
Purdue
Harvey
Goldie Hiatt
N. Temple-ave
James G
Mary C. McLeod
Michigan-st
Charles W
Millie M. Rowan
Summit-ave
Fred
Marcia M. Esch
MchKimuve
Benjamin and
Jennie Yanovsky
Miinvis-st
Samuel G
Margaret B. Monroe
Wisconsin-st
Charles
Lena Kepley
Prince
Conrad’s
Euui
East
Conrad
Massachusetts Ave
Delaware St
Ty United Press
Knickerbocker
Unitec Press
ST. Petersburg
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