Wall-St. Stokes United Press Stock Market Opening
At the opening of the stock market this morning B and O Jost Southern Pacific and Reading gained while Soo declined. By ten minutes trading Missouri Pacific fell a point and the market was heavy, then Reading led an upward move with gains of 1 to 1.4 points across many stocks. Reading rose to 815% and St Paul to 96 as market held strength into midday before a slight reaction. The Beant supply of stocks was noted as the most important market factor.
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New York
B. & O. Jost
Southern Pacific
Reading
Colorado
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated
Pennsylvania
Soo
Missouri Pacific
St Paul
City Grain Market Prices and Car Inspections
Wheat firmer with No 2 red at 92% through billing and No 4 red at 88 cents. No. 2 red through billing 93 and 90 cents in later months. Corn firmer with various No 2 to No 4 white and mixed lots priced from 49 to 62 cents through billing. Oats firmer with No 2 to No 4 white and mixed listed between 15 and 46 cents. Hay steady with timothy and clover bids around 11.90 to 14.50 dollars. Inspections show multiple cars in and out across wheat corn and mixed lots and no established grade on several.
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Timothy
Hay
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
United Press reports Pittsburg stockyards receipts for cattle and hogs with price ranges. Cattle ranged from 5.00 to 5.65 for various grades, hogs steady to lower with prime heavy hogs around 4.35 to 4.40, and sheep prices mainly 4.50 to 5.60 for lambs and wethers.
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Pittsburg
United Press
Indianapolis Produce Prices From Elgin to New York Markets
Prices listed include KBUTTER from Elgin prints at 30c per tub, 36c for country cream, and 36c for state cream. Cheese shows New York full cream at 17 4c and Wisconsin full cream at 16 16téc. Eggs are candled at 26c with mark price 24c. Poultry notes list live turkeys at iic, ducks Nive Sc, geese Te, hems 9c, spring chickens 4c, and roosters 5c.
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Indianapolis
Iéc
New York
Wisconsin
St Louis Livestock Prices From Auction Market
St Louis market reports receipts cattle 4500 lower hogs 5000 lower sheep 2000 steady cattle prices 3000 6000 stockers and feeders 200 410 cows and heifers 2750 500 Texas steers 250 750 cows and heifers 125 370 hogs pigs and lights 3500 420 packers 350 400 butchers and best heavy 385 420 natives 300 520 lambs 500 700
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ST. Louis
Texas
Vegetables and Fruit Price List From Local Market
Dry onions red white yellow priced by bushel and dozen cucumbers per dozen tomatoes home grown per bushel oranges Florida per box and other produce listed with prices in dollars and cents. Some entries unclear due to OCR.
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Michigan
Florida
California
Elks Plan Dallas Grand Lodge Meeting
National officials of the Order of Elks met in Pittsburg to finalize arrangements for the Dallas grand lodge gathering next summer after signing contracts during a recent trip to Dallas.
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Pittsburg
Penn
The
Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Dallas
Shower of ashes blankets Nome area in Alaska
Some volcanic ash showers fell today at Nome Teller and Tin City Alaska blackening the snow. The origin of the eruption has not been fixed.
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Xsome
Alaska
Nome
Teller
Tin City
Short money short shovels alarm Bedford workers
In Bedford Indiana on November 26 after a wage cut from 18 to 12 1/2 cents an hour over 100 foreign laborers at Hoosier quarries cut two and a half inches from their shovels to match the reduced pay. They marched to machine shops and shortened their tools, saying the shortened shovels reflect the wage decline.
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United Press
Bedford
Ind
Hoosier
Chicago Grain Prices and Market Outlook
Chicago wheat futures rose as traders stayed bullish with December at 92 1/4 cents and May around 1.0146 dollars. Corn and oats moved higher with December corn near 45 1/4 cents and oats at about 46 1/2 cents. pork and lard futures quoted. No. 2 red wheat closed at 97 1/2 cents. corn and oats futures showed gains across December and May contracts.
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Chicago
The Wagon Market Prices Reported for Grains and Hay
The advertisement lists corn at 68 to 70 cents, old stocks at 48 to gilc, sheaf oats at 12 dollars, shelled oats at 51 cents, straw at 86 dollars. Hay prices show Clover 13.00 to 14.60, mixed 15.00 to 16.00, timothy 25.50 to 217.00. The figures reflect market rates for various forage crops and feedstuffs.
Chicago Market Notes Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts at 11 000 with declines to 2c, hogs at 16 000 with 2c gains, and sheep at 16 000 steady. Prime cattle 3.10 to 6.25, stockers 1.90 to 4.10, cows 2.10 to 4.50, canners 1.00 to 2.10. Hogs light 3.85 to 4.25, heavy 4.06 to 4.30. Native sheep 1.75 to 4.50, native lambs 3.50 to 6.00.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle prices ease as hogs steady at $4.35
Indianapolis livestock receipts show hogs at 5,500 head and top price 4.35 while cattle and sheep fell. Steers and heifers vary by weight from 900 to 1,300 pounds with values 2.30 to 5.00, cows from 1.27 to 5.45, bulls 30 to 42, and calves quoted up to 7.75. Sheep and lambs range 4.00 to 6.25 for good to choice grades.
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Indianapolis
Vesssevense
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report
East Buffalo market report from Avpited Press shows cattle receipts at 300 with steady prices, veals 150 firm with call to choice at 4.00, sheep 9,000 lambs firmer and sheep steady with various unit prices for lambs yearlings ewes and mixed sheep, hogs 850 up 5 to 10 cents with Yorkers pigs and other weights listed from 4.20 to 4.85, roughs and stags priced accordingly.
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East Buffalo
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Narrow Gains
Cincinnati market report dated November 26 shows cattle receipts steady with calves at 8.00 and hogs receipts at 1,500 with good to choice packers and butchers trading 4.45 to 4.50 per hundredweight. Sheep receipts 250 steady with lambs steady and extra at 6.50.
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Cincinnati
United Press
Market Report: Pork Lard Butter Eggs Cheese Prices
New York November 26 market notes show pork quiet with a $16.00 to $16.50 range, lard steady at 7.75 to 7.85, pressed poultry unchanged, butter receipts at 7,170 with creamery extra 28c and state tubs 27c, eggs receipts 7,742 with nearby fancy 50c, cheese receipts 2,021 with full cream small colored best 12 15c.
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New York
Chicago market report on eggs butter cheese and poultry
Market listings from Chicago show eggs extras at 26c firsts 23 24c. Butter creams 26c for extras. Cheese prices Twins 11 6c Young Americas 12c. Poultry prices Turkeys 12c chickens hens 8c ducks 9 14c geese per dozen 6.00 8.00.
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United Press
Chicago
Quick upstairs burglary at 462 Cedar Street yields $102
Mrs. Hipple reported a fast thief ransacked an upstairs room at 462 Cedar Street Tuesday morning, took $102, and scattered clothing from closets. The bed was torn, bureau drawers emptied, and a Black man fled down the side alley as Mr. Hipple chased from a nearby coal yard.
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Frank Hippie
Cedar St
Miner Assaulted in Buffalo Heavily Bruised Miner
Edward Dowling a miner from Cripple Creek Colorado was found at midnight in Buffalo at the Emergency Hospital severely cut bruised and possibly with a fractured skull. Dowling cannot name his assailants. He arrived two days ago and investigators seek leads.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Edward Dowling
Cripple Creek
Colo
Hhe
Dowling
Fines Man Who Used His Fists on A Federal Messenger
Bert Mayfield of Wolf Lake Indiana was fined 100 dollars and costs in federal court by Judge Kenesaw M Landis on Tuesday after pleading guilty to assaulting a rural mail carrier aged 70 The case featured contested testimony about the knockdown and a claimed broken bone Also noted were counterfeiting mold allegations against Martin Woelfel of South Bend and a four Hungarian trio Isador Cortz Joseph Kratz Joseph Horitz and Paul Boraiton convicted of rifling a mail sack near Mitchell Indiana
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Bert Mayfield
Wolf Lake
Ind
Kenesaw M. Landis
Mayfield
Landis
Erdley
Martin
Woelfel
South Bend
Isador Cortz
Joseph Kratz
Joseph Horiktz
Paul Boraiton
Mitchell
Rate charges filed against major railroads
Forty five milling firms in Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri filed charges with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging discriminatory rates on shipments to eastern markets. They name roads including Chicago and Alton, Rock Island, Burlington, Chicago Great Western, Santa Fe, Wabash, Missouri Pacific, Milwaukee Road and others.
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United Press
Washington
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Wabash Railway
Missouri Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Prin cess Amusement scores injury from Indianapolis rink ban
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed Marion county ruling in a suit by the Prin cess Amusement company against Indianapolis city officials to halt enforcement of a city ordinance restricting skating rinks within 100 feet of dwellings or within one block of churches or schools. The plaintiff argued the ordinance did not exist when their rink was built after $17,000 was invested.
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Supreme Court
Marion County Superior Court
Princess Amusement Company
City of
Indianapolis
Robert Metzger
Board of Public Safety
Thomas A. Winterrowd
Powers Case Challenges Grant County Jurors
Georgetown Ky November 26 Atttorney Smith for the defense in Caleb Powers murder trial submitted affidavits challenging the entire panel of 156 men summoned from Grant county by Deputy Sheriff Tom Shuff Ira Shy and J C Blaine Powers representatives argued Shuff was guided by Deputy Sheriff Chapman of Grant county contrary to court orders Scott county sheriff should summon jurors. Judge Morris ordered an attachment for missing attorney E K Wilson of Williamston accused of attempting to summon Republicans from Grant county for jury duty Jurors Weyland Elliott and Ferguson were excused while challenges against jurors Price and Martin were overruled.
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United Presse
Georgetown
Smith
Caleb Powers
Gov. Goebel
Grant County
Tom Shuff
Ira
Shy
J. C. Blaine
Powers
Green County
Shuff
Chapman
Scott County
E. K. Wilson
Williamston
Morris
Wilson
Weyland
Elliott
Ferguson
Price
Martin
Trust men indicted in Brooklyn bank case kept secret
A New York grand jury handed up presentment in the Jenkins Trust Company case naming three men indicted. Information on their arrests remains confidential and will not be released until they are apprehended.
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New York
Jenkins Trust Company
Brooklyn
Big talk in Sixty Congress as Watson eyes committee post
Washington Nov 26 United Press reports the Sixty first congress will open with a flood of rhetoric. Indiana Republican Jim Watson is favored for the powerful Rules Committee seat, with Sherman Tawney and Jim Watson among the top contenders. Speaker Cannon, Dalzell and the third man will control who speaks and when. Burton of Ohio is expected to retire from the rivers and harbors post.
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United Prens
Washington, D. C
Senate
Congress
Committee On Rules
Cannon
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Grosvenor
Ohio
Illinois
Gen. Grosvenor
Jims
Jim” Watson
Indiana
Jim” Sherman
New York
Republican Congressional Committee
Jim” Tawney
Minnesota
Appropriations Committee
House
Joe
Hepburn
Burton
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Watson
Rules
Cannon era reshuffles open in committee chair rows
Cleveland may refuse to serve longer as committee head. Acheson of Pennsylvania is the ranking Republican member but chairmanship choice remains to be formally announced. Wadsworth of New York leaves the agricultural chair. Babcock of Wisconsin surrenders the District of Columbia post. Cannon faces unlikely policy of promoting ranking Republicans to vacant chairs. O. K.-Cannon label looms on other committee heads.
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House
Fowler
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Cortel
John Sharp Williams
William Jennings Bryan
Agriculture
District of Columbia
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Publc Lands
Cleveland
Acheson
Pennsylvania
Wadsworth
New York
Agricultural Committee
Babcock
Wisconsin
Cannon
Committee On Rules
O. K.—Cannon
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths
Births list many couples with home addresses and newborn sexes or none with names. Deaths include ages, causes, and residences such as Crail apoplexy and tubercular peritonitis. Marriages show pairs. building permits cite owners, locations, and costs.
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John V. Crail
Adams-st
Susan D. Smith
College-ave
Walter Tildon Mélborn
Madison Ave
John G. Barber
Sheffield Ave
Thomas H. Bransford
Torberist
Catherine Monaghan
Maplest
Aaron Moore
New York St
Greenberry Field
Beville Ave
John Moore
City Hospital
Lucinda Hudelson
Broadway
Charles Roberta
Eagles On Way To America From Cherbourg
The Kron Prinzer Cecelia sailed from Cherbourg for the United States with 2,000,000 in American eagles consigned by the Bank of France to New York finance houses. Rumor claims the French bank holds 60,000,000 in U S gold and may ship it in weekly consignments not exceeding 4,000,000 to end the money famine. The bank discounts American commercial paper endorsed by at least two French financial houses.
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United Press
Cherbourg
France
Kron Prinzer Cecelia
United States
Bank of France
New York
New World
Banker cuts his throat in Brooklyn bank case
Howard Maxwell, indicted president of Borough Bank of Brooklyn which suspended payment last month, cut his throat with a razor in an attempted suicide. He is in a precarious condition.
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United Prenn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Howard Maxwell
Borough Bank
Husband searches for missing wife across cities
Jacob Baker of Los Angeles sought police help in locating his wife Mary Co Baker. He named his brother in law Lamotte during his account. His pursuit led from Kansas City to Indianapolis Detroit Pittsburg Cleveland and finally to St Louis.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Jacob Baker
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Co. Baker
Lamotte
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Detroit
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Baker
Knickerbocker Trust ex-president Charles Barney commits suicide
New York November 26. Charles T. Barney, former president of the Knickerbocker Trust Company, killed himself. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of suicide today.
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United Seas
New York
Charles T. Barney
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Coronner's
President invited to Appomattox day banquet
The Hamilton club of Chicago invited the president to attend their Appomattox day banquet on April 9. He said he would probably not be able to go.
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Py United
Washington
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Crutch Hero Saves Lodgers From Fire on Prospect Ave
In Cleveland a four story lodging house fire sent about a hundred men fleeing to a front fire escape. Thirty clung to second floor landings as smoke rose. One legged “Crutch-leg Charley” hurled a crutch from the third story to a helper and guided men to swing down to safety before firefighters arrived.
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Prospect Ave
Crutch-leg
Charley
Health reformer urges pensions and sanitation laws
Dr J N Hurty of Indianapolis told Cincinnati's Anti Tuberculosis League that consumption stems from ignorance and avarice. He urged pensions for people aged 60 without preventable disease and proposed forfeiture of unsanitary property to the state to fund sanitary housing, schools, stores, and courts, arguing better air and living conditions would reduce disease and public relief costs.
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Sun Cincinnates
J. N. Hurty
Indianapolis
Anti-Tuberculosis League of Cincinnati
People’s Institute
DOG AND CHICKEN SHOW IN INDIANAPOLIS
The Fanciers Association of Indiana will stage a poultry and dog show in Indianapolis from February 3 to 7. At the same event, the American Buff Plymouth club American Buff Cochin club and Indiana Barred Rock club meet. Cash prizes silver cups and ribbons attract entrants. Poultry judges are James A. Tucker QO L. McCord A F Kummer S B Lane and W C Pierce. Dr H B Clarke and Prof George W Clayton will judge dogs. Theodore Hewes is secretary for both shows.
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Fanciers’ Association of
Indiana
Indianapolis
James A. Tucker
Concord
Mich
QO. L. McCord
Danville
A. F. Kummer
Butler, Pa
S. B. Lane
Spiceland
Ind
W. C. Pierce
H. B. Clarke
George W. Clayton
Chicago
Theodore Hewes
W. Washington Sr
Navy Yard Plans Mass Layoffs At Brooklyn
The department of repair at the Brooklyn navy yard will lay off 700 men in the next days. About 20 will be discharged today and the rest will go December 1. Work on vessels bound for the Pacific is almost finished with little other work in sight.
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United Frese
New York
Department of Repair
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pacific
Man forms Indiana alumni association tie-in
B. B. Bartlow of Hamilton is in Indianapolis seeking to organize an Indiana association of Miami University alumni and former students from Oxford Ohio.
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Bartlow
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Indiana
Miami University
Oxford
Incorporations filed with secretary of state
Tuesday filings show American Specialty Company of Indianapolis with 1800 capital stock and incorporators Martin D. Apple Daisy J. Hunter and Clarence E. Depew. Pierson Mutual Telephone Company of Black Hawk with 2000 capital stock and directors Charles Yaw B F Beard G C Smith B C Ellicott and Lemuel Lyon.
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Indianapolis
Capital
Martin D. Apple
Daisy J. Hunter
Clarence E. Depew
Pierson Mutual Telephone Company
Black Hawk
Capital Stock
Charles Yaw
B. F. Beard
G. C. Smith
8. C. Ellicott
Lemuel Lyon
Woman Fatally Burned in Kitchen Fire Incident
Peru Indiana reports Mrs Mell Hight suffered fatal burns when her clothing ignited from a kitchen fire as she prepared noon meal. She was identified as the victim with injuries described as severe and life threatening.
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Peru
Ind
Mell Hight
Financiers See Resumption as Banks Open and Workers Return
A New York market item notes a trader's optimism with points on currency premiums falling, banks reopening with deposits outweighing withdrawals, and Union Pacific restoring six thousand workers. Recovery expected to be slow but evident as liquidity returns and loans ease. Markets anticipate no boom until credit loosens and cautious investments persist.
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New England
Syracuse
Toledo
Pittsburg
Mississippi
Hockies
New York
West
Commission
Tom Lawson
Prices to fall in retail market amid livestock decline
Chicago expects lower meat and provisions prices within ten days to two weeks as livestock prices drop, with Kansas City and Omaha likely to follow. Cattle receipts were high and prices fell 2 to 40 cents. hogs slid seven cents daily since early October, poultry, butter, and cheese also eased. By December first, cost of living may drop and holiday shopping be cheaper than mid last year.
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United Press
Chicago
Ansas City
Omaha
Chi
Fugitive Frank Petty Posts Bond in Indianapolis Return
Frank Petty, linked to the Indiana Stag club cases, returned to Indianapolis on Tuesday and posted bond for his appearance. The bond was set at 35,000.
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Frank Petty
Indiana Stag Club
Indianapolis
Bond
Beng
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