Wall Street Stocks Open With General Declines
United Press reports the New York stock market opening with broad declines in major issues. Large losses hit Pennsylvania, Southern Railway, Mexican Central, Great Northern, and Amalgamated, with Reading and Union Pacific unchanged. Atchison slipped, firms later rallied. steel shares stayed in demand as government bonds held steady and gains narrowed by noon.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway
Mexican Central
Great Northern
Amalgamated
Rock Island and Co. & C
Reading
Union Pacific
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Livestock Prices Down at Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis November 22 cattle hogs and sheep trade summary shows hogs dipping below five dollars, with steady to firm cattle and sheep and lambs. Cattle prices ranged with steers and heifers quoted across weight classes, while hogs and pigs posted lower top bids and bulk sales around 4.85 to 5.00 per cwt. Sheep and lamb values held steady to higher, yearlings and ewes listed with several price bands.
Grain and forage price listings with regional figures
The listing shows corn and oats prices per bushel with old stock notes. Shelled oats, straw, and hay prices vary by type including clover, mixed, and timothy with ranges from about 12 to 17 dollars for hay and straw around 6 to 8 dollars.
St Louis Live Stock Market Prices Tin Nov 22
Cattle receipts 2000 steady with beef steers 3.00 to 6.00, stockers 2.00 to 4.10, cows and heifers 2.76 to 5.00, Texas steers 2.50 to 5.25, cows and heifers 1.25 to 3.90. Hogs receipts 5500 down 15 to 25 cents. pigs and lights 4.50 to 4.55, packers 4.15 to 4.95, butchers 4.40 to 4.70. Sheep receipts 800 steady. natives 3.00 to 5.00, lambs 5.00 to 6.50.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Indianapolis Produce Prices Line Up Daily Market
Butter Elgin prints three pieces Elgin tubs 80c state cream 30c country 16c. CHEESE New York full cream 174¢ Wisconsin full cream 16 16%¢c. EGGS Candled 26c, at mark 24c. POULTRY Turkeys live 14c, ducks live 1c, geese Tc, hens 8c, spring chickens 84c, roosters 5c.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Wheat and Hay Market Prices and Car Inspections
The report lists varied grain bids and through billing figures for wheat, oats, and white, mixed, yellow varieties with prices per bushel, plus through billing notes. It also covers hay bids, inspections showing car counts for wheat, corn, oats, and hay, and totals for cars in and out across classes.
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Bbc
Hay
Timothy
New Venire Arrives for Powers Trial in Grant County
Georgetown Kentucky reports a massive juror recruitment for the Caleb Powers trial. Arthur Goebel helped summon the jury in person, with defense witnesses alleging questionable actions by the Goebel faction. W H Green, Powers’s brother-in-law, denounces the methods and says Goebel steered the sheriff into strongly Democratic precincts.
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United Press
Georgetown
Grant County
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Arthur Goebel
Goebel
W. H. Green
Powers
Chicago Grain Prices Fall Across the Board
Chicago grain futures showed broad declines with December wheat at 9.14 per bushel and May at 1.0998. Corn dropped to 52 percent for December and 54 for May while oats slipped to 49 percent for May. Pork, lard, and ribs posted lower nearby values as the market weakened.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago market report shows mixed livestock prices
Cattle receipts total about 4 000 with beef prices from 5.00 to 6.50 for prime beef. stockers and cows range 1.15 to 4.75. Texans and westerns quoted. Hogs receipts 20 000 with prices from 3.50 to 4.70 depending on weight class. sheep receipts 8 000 with native and western sheep and lambs quoted across a broad range.
Powers Behind Press Reveal Public Awakening
Insincere media struggles to fool people as truth about men and events emerges. The article notes a growing public awareness and rejection of manipulation by powerful forces.
Degree and Masonic Class in Indiana Report
Indiana Masons completed the Forty second convocation degree work with seventy two members. The class elected officers including L A Von Behren and O P Smith. A warning on press ownership and public duty contrasts unpurchased country papers with large city outlets.
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Indiana
L. A. von Behren
Madrion
O. P. Smith
Rochester
Harry D. Hartley
Muncie
Ernest Lamson
Rensellaer
Mystic Shrine
City Market Receipts Mixed as Trade Slows
Cincinnati cattle receipts 500 weak with extras 4.69 to 5.50. Calves strong with extras 8.25. Hogs receipts 3,200 lower, good to choice packers and butchers 4.34 to 4.57. Sheep receipts 100 weak, extras 4.50. Lambs slow with extras 7.50.
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Cincinnati
Seeds of a Free Press and Its Guardians
The passage warns that press power rests in owners and can fade with them. It urges vigilance by readers to reject prejudice and seek accurate information, asserting the free press as guardian of free institutions that endures beyond any single proprietor.
Harding Schemes and Political Moves Stir Marion County
The article outlines Republican maneuvers for county chairmanship with Newt Harding as a leading candidate, challenging John Ruckelshaus who plans to keep the chair, and Socks Barnett weighing a run for the state legislature. It notes potential opposition to George W. Stubbs for juvenile judge and reviews Elliott R. Hooton’s unopposed renomination prospects and favorable personal reputation.
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Ruckelshaus
Harding
William E. Davis
Mr. Davis
Bookwalter
Republican Party
Marion County
Barnett
Miuyor Bookwalter
Socks
Charles
George W. Stubbs
Judge Stubbs
Stubbs
New York Produce Market Prices Report
New York United Press reports prices on pork mess at 15.50 to 15.75, lard western steam spot 8.60 to 8.70, creamery butter extra 28c, nearby white eggs 40 to 50c, western firsts 30 to 31c, full cream cheese 12 to 15c.
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New York
United Press
Western
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report from East Buffalo
East Buffalo New York November 22 cattle receipts about 350 steady with yearlings and lambs strong with prices ranging to five to six dollars for lambs. sheep receipts around 1,000 with mixed lots and ewes at five dollars per head. hog receipts 13,600 down 15 to 5e lower with yorkers pigs and heavy grades selling from 4.90 to 5.00.
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United Pren
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg Market Report Prices For Cattle Sheep And Hogs
Pittsburg Pa Nov 2 Cattle receipts light slow with choice 5 80 to 6 prime 5 50 to 5 75 sheep supply fair slow prime wethers 5 15 to 5 5 good mixed 4 50 to 5 10 lambs 4 50 to 6 60 hogs receipts 5 id ds lower prime heavy medium workers 5 00 to 5 10 roughs 4 00 to 4 50
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Pittsburg
City Records Alive with Births Deaths and Marriages
Births list nine couples including James and Mary Green a girl and Ervin D Thomas a girl and J Harry Newton a girl. Deaths include James Kerns and Mary Barrows with pneumonia and tubercular meningitis among others. Marriages feature John A Williams with Mary E Sullivan and others. Building permits note sheds for Eleanor Weber and John Concannon with modest costs.
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Michigan City
George E. Culbert
Danville
George A. Cunningham
Edinburg
Clarence B. Cutsinger
Walter L
Rockville
Alexander Smock
Bedford
Edward A. John
Franklin
William Suckow
Brookville
Franklin A. West
Newcastle
George W. Williams
Richmond
Charles R. Woodhurst
Elwood
William G. Yeo
Fort Wayne
Raymond P. Cuastie
Geneva
Edward E. Hamil
Laporte
John L. Smith
Angola
Carver Wood
Pecksburg
E. P. Reitzel
James and
Mary Green
Standard Ave
Ervin D
Anna L. Thomas
Reisner
J. Harry
Mary Newton
Howard-st
Charles E
Elizabeth Bernhardt
E. Washington-st
Roy O
Effie L. Parmalee
Holly-ave
Co. A
Jennie M. Mitchell
Division
Cary and
Florence C. Lloyd
New Jersey
Harry J
Pena Sanders
S. Bismarck
Ave
William R
May C. Bunce
Kentucky-ave
Frank B
Rose Johnson
Warren-ave
Lionel W
Loretta M. Russell
Birch-ave
Alfred W
Carrie C. Printz
Clair-st
Jesse O
Louisa Hancock
E. McCarty
James Kerns
Michigan St
Robert W. Cathcart
Mary W. Barrows
S. Tillpois St
Bridget O. Rilley
New York St
Louis McCaffery
S. West St
Battle Ensminger
City Hospital
Emma J. Bohm
Maple St
Obeditah T. Murray
Yandes St
William Ridley
Arlington-ave
Donald S. Williams
Jefferson-ave
John A. Williams
Mary E. Sullivan
Paull. Craig
Eleanor McClanahan
Adolph Boericke
Jessie L. Thom
Perry W. Snowden
Lillie M. Galbert
Clell H. Abney
Ida E. Toye
Eleanor Weber
John F. Concannon
W. Washington
Workmen in Riot at Western Stone Plant
Strikers and nonunion workers at the Western Stone company plant in Joliet clashed with police and deputies this morning. Officers used clubs to subdue the rioters. one striker was hospitalized and several others were slightly injured.
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Joliet
Ill
Western Stone Company
Bullets Fly After Job Refusal at Erie Roundhouse
In Kent Ohio on November 22, Frank Seeley an Italian man fired four bullets through the window at Erie roundhouse foreman Edward Hogane after being refused a job. Seeley was jailed following the incident.
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Sun
Kent, O
Frank Seeley
Edward Hogane
Erie
Hogane
Seeley
Vevay Reveille Files Capital Stock Increase in Indiana
The Vevay Reveille of Vevay Indiana filed notice with the secretary of state announcing an increase in capital stock from fifteen thousand to twenty five thousand dollars.
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Vevay Reveille Company
Vevay, Ind
Secretary of State
Fires at a Negro by Watchman at Eclipse Coal Yard
John De Rossette, watchman for Eclipse Coal, shot Henry Jones after confronting him near 13233 N West Street. Jones, who with a woman in a box car claimed Jones choked her, was wounded in the leg and arrested. the woman Luella Jones faced a loitering charge. De Rossette guards two coal yards at Indiana Ave and Senate Ave.
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John de Rogsette
Eclipse Coal Company
Henry Jones
N. Westst
Indiana Ave
Senateave
de Rossette
Luella Jones
Jones
Sergt. de Rossette
Train Hold Up Near Paris Loots Express
Three armed men robbed the Orleans Line express early today after shooting two guards and forcing the engineer to detach the train. They looted the cars and escaped with two cash boxes full of money. the total sum stolen is described as large.
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United Press
Paris
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Porter C. Luttorff
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George A. Dunham
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Frank McKeever
Logansport
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Bert Castle
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James S. Burton
Shelbyville
Charles H. Campbell
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O. I. Hall
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John Ruckleshaus
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Watchman
Walnurst
Granger
Axe
West Wash
Ben
Vogue
Gloria
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Detroit
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