Wall Street Stocks Open Narrow and Irregular
New York opening shows narrow, irregular trade with several leaders: Smelter down 1.4 points, St Paul and Reading soft, Union Pacific mixed, Southern Pacific up 1.5, Steel down, New York Central flat. Bear selling widens declines across Amalgamated, B and C, and Rock Island issues trigger market demoralization. Government bonds steady, other bonds lower as Rock Island 4s lead heavy selling and equity losses deepen.
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Northern Pacific
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Steel
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Treasury
Amalgamated, Steel
Grain futures slip as lack of support drags prices
Chicago grain prices opened lower on light interest. December wheat traded at 3 1 7 percent, May at 1.03 percent. Corn eased with December at 54 to 55 cents, May at 56 to 66 cents. Oats fell with December at 41 2, May at 49 cents. Pork, lard, and ribs prices also shown with December wheat closing at 93 3 4 percent and May at 91.02 percent. No. 2 red and No. 3 yellow oats and corn prices listed.
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Chicago
New York Market Prices Reported November 19
Prices for pork mess at 15.50 to 16.00, lard Western steam spot 8.65 to 8.75, tallow city 59 16 cents, country 5 to 6 of a cent. Dressed poultry lists turkeys 14 to 19 cents, chickens 10 to 23 cents, fowls 10 to 14 cents, ducks 1 to 18 cents. Butter creamery extra 27 cents, eggs white fancy 45 to 60 cents, western firsts 29 to 80 cents, cheese full cream 12 4 to 15 cents.
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United Press
New York
Tuba
Chicago Live Stock Prices From Chicago Market News
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts at 10 000 with prices from 1.20 to 6 50 for canners to prime steers and heifers cattle. Hogs receipts 7 000 with bids from 4 00 to 5 50 for various weights. Sheep receipts 14 000 with native and western sheep and lambs priced from 2 00 to 8 75 for lambs.
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Chicago Produce Market Prices Report
Chicago November 19 markets show eggs at 27c for extra, butter prices listed as ics, cheese Twins at 12%4c, Hutter Creamery extra 27c. Poultry quotes include turkeys 1497 15c, springs 6c, ducks 19c, geese 6.09 to 8.50 per dozen.
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United Arena
Hutter—Creamery
Young Americas
Springs
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Pittsburgh
Pittsburg market notes slower supply with fair demand. Cattle prices show choice around 5.80 to 6.60 and prime 3.50 to 5.00. Sheep supply light and slow with prime wethers 5.15 to 6.50, lambs 4.50 to 6.60. Hogs receipts about 1500 head, prices mixed from 3.45 to 5.70, with prime heavy hogs at 5.65 to 5.70 and roughs 5.00 to 5.25.
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Cattle and Hog Markets See Mixed Receipts in Cincinnati
United Press dispatch from Cincinnati reports cattle receipts at 200 head weak, calves selling up to $8.00-$8.25, hogs receipts at 3,700 down 2.5 percent with good to choice hogs $5.30-$5.40, sheep receipts at 3,235 steady, and land values for good to choice between $6.00 and $6.60.
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Br United Press
Cincinnati
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York November 19 cattle receipts 800 steady prices yearlings 30 to 50 sheep receipts 8000 easier lambs 5 to 40 . Note: OCR errors preserved as readable. Cattle and hog ranges listed with specific prices for various classes.
Indianapolis Produce Prices From Local Markets
Price list lists butter Elgin prints 31c, Elgin tubs 7c, state cream 30c, country inc. Cheese includes New York full cream 17c, Wisconsin full cream 17c. Eggs candled 26c at mark 24c. Poultry prices show turkeys live 14c, ducks live 9c, geese 7c, hens 8c, spring chickens 14c, roosters 5c.
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Indianapolis
Elgin
Country, Inc
New York
Wisconsin
South Bend Plow Works to Resume Operations This Week
Encouraged by Secretary Cortelyou's relief move, the South Bend Chilled Plow works will resume operations this week. Several local factories including Studebakers Olivers and Birdsalls will adopt eight hours a day for nine days instead of seven hours.
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South Bend
Ind
Woman seeks divorce over husband's economy mania
Special to The Sun from South Bend Indiana reports Stella Lennox sues for divorce claiming her husband John Lennox hoards gas to save costs and even denies lighting for reading in bed. Lennox valued around $25,000.
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South Bend
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Stella Lennox
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Bridge Closure After Washout on Pogues Run Dor Mann St
The east abutment of the bridge over Pogues run at Dor Mann Street washed out, closing the east side to traffic. Ser gt John Corrigan of the police department discovered the washout Monday evening.
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Library club to meet at bank basement rooms
The Indianapolis Library club will hold a meeting in the customers rooms in the basement of the American National bank Wednesday night.
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American National Bank
Senator Bankhead Stricken By Typhoid Pneumonia
Senator Bankhead of Alabama is seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia in Birmingham Alabama on November 19. Local doctors report the condition as serious and ongoing treatment continues.
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United Press
Birmingham
Ala
Bankhead
Alabama
Great meeting of Democrats in Lafayette banquet highlights
William Jennings Bryan addressed a large Indiana Democratic crowd at the Jackson club banquet in Lafayette. Speeches by local leaders preceded Bryan's remarks while chairman James Risk denounced absent leaders and defended the O'Brien regime. Bryan criticized Republicans on tariffs, money and imperialism, urged postal savings and reform, and said he would serve if drafted.
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Evansville
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Fort Wayne
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Hamilton
President not to blame in Wall Street critique
Bryan and Lafayette excerpt attacks all Republicans after 47 years in power for causing finance fears. It argues Wall Street control harms the common people and urges a government run elastic currency. Depositors urged to keep funds, likening withdrawals to wartime betrayal.
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Democratic Party
Washington
The Bradley Case Continues With Intimate Confessions
The testimony centers on Mrs. Bradley describing a long affair with Senator Brown starting in Salt Lake City. She details coercive control, birth of a son named Arthur Brown, and Brown's attempts to divorce Mrs. Brown and marry her. The court adjourned as she remained on the stand amid emotional testimony.
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Antioch College
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City Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice
City Record lists births for multiple families with resident addresses and infant sex, plus stillbirth notes. Deaths include Hervey Scudder and 20 others with ages and causes such as tuberculosis, nephritis, pneumonia, and typhoid. marriages and building permits with names, partners, and properties.
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Charles G. Miller
N. Tremont Ave
Fredericka Bolander
Martindale-ave
Charles Glave
Richland-ave
Catherine Haley
Woodlawn
Elizabeth Ketrow
S. Warmanave
Jennie Gilbert
W. St. Clatrst
Silverave
York St
Clint A. Anderson
Brooker-st
Edward Hanemann
East-st
Mary Catherine
Central Ave
Alma G. Schergans
Pennsylvania St
Mary M. Carman
Parkview
Carolina Hunt
Lexington-ave
Emma E. Lange
S. Meridian St
James H. Carson
Bloomington St
William C. Sissengarth
N. Temple-ave
Lizzie Warrenberg
E. Raymondst
Catherine Schmidt
S. Senate Ave
James Rice
City Hospital
Onlire Holborn-st
Jane P. McKendry
Rail commission to hear complaint over misbranding paste
The Railroad Commission will hear evidence in the Indianapolis Paste company versus National Insulating company case on Wednesday. The charge states misrepresented shipments from Indianapolis and used false billing to secure lower freight rates, harming the petitioner. Barrel labels marked cement allegedly disguise paste, affecting rates. Penalties and stop to misbranding are sought.
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National Insulating Company
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Livestock Prices On Opening at Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis livestock market reports Nov 19 with 11,000 hog receipts and mixed cattle and sheep, prices down from weeks prior. Hogs mostly 5.30 top, cattle steady to lower, steers and heifers varied by weight, cows and calves uneven, bulk sales around 5.30 to 6.45 for hogs and 2.30 to 5.75 for cattle, lambs 4.00 to 6.50, yearlings and sheep 2.59 to 4.75, with breeding stock noted in town report.
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The Wagon Market Prices Listed by Item
Market notes show corn at 48 to 70 cents, oats at 9 to 13 dollars per quantity, shelled oats around 51 to 65 cents, straw from 7 to 38 dollars, hay varieties ranging from 13 to 17 dollars per unit, with Timothy hay about 15.57 to 17 dollars.
Waived Examination For Fire Case Defendants
Grace McPherson and Fred Anderson waived examination in police court for the restaurant fire on E Tenth street. Each was sent to the grand jury under $1000 bond. Nina Wickersham also faced a grand jury on shoplifting charges.
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E. Tenth St
Nina Wickersham
Civic League to be Formed by Indianapolis Churches
Eighty five laymen from various Indianapolis congregations will meet at L S Ayres store at 7:30 Friday evening to organize a civic league. They aim to push legislation to remove saloons from home and factory districts with E M Barney of the Anti saloon league in attendance. Representatives were elected by congregations, mostly ministers, to discuss governance and saloon issue, not church superintendents entering city office.
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The Midnight Guest serial opens in The Sun
Teeming London provides a backdrop for Miss Vera Rayne abducted outside Lady Ringmar’s residence after receiving a letter. Two men seize her and force entry into a carriage, a thrilling twist in Fred M. White’s novel to begin as a Sun serial on Thursday.
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Rabbi Reinstate Shouchet After Court Dismisses Suit
Albert Kantrowitz, a Jewish butcher, had sued Rabbi Isaac FE Neustadt and Sharrah Tefilla congregation for 85000 dollars claiming a conspiracy to bar his business by declaring him unclean. On Tuesday he dismissed the case after the congregation reportedly reconciled and he was reinstated as shouchet.
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Sharrah Tefilla
Eddy St
Shouchet
Kantrowitz
Merrill Moores
Isaac FE. Neustadt
Wkantrowitz
Osszer
Rabbi and congregation sued over ban amid alleged slander
A man contends the church barred him unlawfully, claiming humiliation and conspiracy. He sues Rabbi and congregation for 25,000 dollars, 20,600 for alleged conspiracy, and 30,000 for slander.
Bonds in Demand Show Strong Canal Bond Interest
Washington November 19. Today's developments gave further assurances of success for the financial plan. The treasury received bids for Panama canal bonds and applications for certificates. Officials believe the 100 million dollars of certificates will be largely oversubscribed.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Panama Canal
Treasury
Hunt the Nimrods Arrested for Hunting Without License
Edward Ester Louis Ester Martin Kroner Christ Kroner Edward Buck Louis Klump Nick Getz Carl Nordmeyer Louis Dupps and Xavier Feist of New Alsace were arrested Monday for hunting without a license. Fines and costs for each totaled $28.75. Deputies Wardens Bravy and Rhodes made the arrests.
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Louis Ester
Martin Kroner
Christ Kroner
Edward Buck
Louis Klump
Nick Getz
Carl Nordmeyer
Louis Dupps
Xavier Feist
New Alsace
Bravy
Rhodes
Institute to Meet at State House Next Nov 21 22
The Marion County Farmers' Institute will hold sessions in room 12 at the state house on November 21 and 22. Delegates from local farming groups will discuss agricultural practices, cooperative efforts, and county extension programs.
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Marion County Farmers’ Institute
Statehouse
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