City Births and Deaths from Local Record
City births list numerous names with residences and infant or gender notes including a girl born to K and Estella Goode at 8 Grace and a boy to A T and Mary Potter at 2235 Kenwood. deaths record Belle Crawford Clyde Mendenhall Mary E Clemens Jenny Deviney Arsine Cohen Henry Prior infant Huffeman and others with ages and addresses noting causes like apoplexy tuberculosis hemorrhage Brights disease.
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Belle Crawford
New Jersoynt
Clyde C. Mendenhall
Eden-place
Mary E. Clemens
Jenny Deviney
W. Pearl
Bemor
Building Permits Issued for Dwellings in Irvington and Nearby
Women's Realty reports permits for a dwelling on Irvington Ave near Washington valued at 71,400 with owner Helen McCune at 238 Hoyt valued at 1,150 Cynthia Morgan seeks a dwelling at Thirty-third east of Clifton for 1,000 and Addie G Moorman applies for a double house at E.
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Women's Realty Company
Irvington Ave
Washington
Helen McCune
Hoyt
Cynthia Morgan
Local Property List Supplies Listings for Repairs and Rentals
A scattered OCR fragment lists property owners and charges including Fontaine at Twenty-eighth or Twenty-ninth with 443 dollars, Frank Bremmerman dwelling at 13 W Thirty-first with 1.49, R J Shaw repairs at 8 E Twelfth, plus names Ames Wm Shake repairs, Harding 13 percent, Kate Dashiel repairs, Addison and Ohio 30 dollars, Devore Realty cottage at Thirty-fourth near Cofton 1.30, P Schooley repairs, M14 Martindale 20 Henry Hoffman repairs, Fifteenth and Capitol-ave 10h.
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Ames, Wm
Harding
Kate Dashiel
Addison and
Ohio
Devore Realty Company
Cofton
Schooley
Martindale
Henry Hoffman
Fifteenth
Capitol-ave
Two Homes Robbed Near Highland Avenue Tuesday Night
A burglar entered L. Ly McPoster's shop on Highland Ave Tuesday night and stole one dollar from McPoster's trousers. Mrs. McPoster woke, the intruder fled through a window. Another residence at 1058 Helmont Ave was entered that Tuesday, with a suit of clothes and a watch stolen.
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A Burstar
L. Ly McPoster
Lee Meyers Dead After Stroke While At Store
G 21 Eb Miemiguest a salesman for People's Outfitting company died Tuesday afternoon at his home after suffering a stroke while waiting on a customer at the store a week earlier. He was well known and highly respected. Survived by a widow and three sons. Funeral Friday at 2 o'clock at the house, Cadetakers Flanner & Buchanan in charge.
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Lee, Meyers
Lee
We Do As Wel Advertise erty and Rates That Smile
We Do As Wel Advertise erty Our rates are low and reasonable our dealings fair and honest we give the longest time and allow you to repay in small payments to suit you we give the largest rebate if paid before time expires You can secure a loan on an hour s notice or less Remember it costs you nothing to investigate We make a $5 loan as quick and so cheap as a larger one Our rates and methods are easily explained Confid en tial.
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Sumea
FA Ta
Is Nellie a Bride Elopement Reported
The Uno family of 329 Susquehanna Street reports that their 15 year old daughter Nellie left home on Tuesday and is believed to be intending marriage. Police were informed amid talk she may have eloped with Ray Kinney an electrician described as colder than the home. Nellie is described as fair skinned with blue eyes blond hair and needy. She left wearing a black hat a full fitting jacket a white blouse and black skirt.
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Nellie Uno
Susquehanna St
Dianp
Ray Kinney
Itty
Invitation Sent To Gov Folk To Speak On Reform
The Prohibition city committee wired an invitation to Governor Jospeh Folk of Missouri to travel to Indianapolis and address reform issues.
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Wee Neatihy
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Indianapolis
Fight in Store at Big Four Railroad Stop
A lively brawl erupted in the Big Four railroad general store at New Augusta on Tuesday evening involving three Italians. Storekeeper Patsy Florea was severely injured after being struck in the head by Alberto Cesert’s blow. Peter Cesert joined the assault. The Cesert brothers, employed as railroad workers, were arrested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriffs Kimball and Bush. Alberto faces assault and battery with intent to kill, while his brother is charged with battery. Florea was transported to the city hospital where Dr. Boole reports serious injuries.
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Big Four
New Augusta
Patsy Florea
Alberto Cesert
Peter Cesert
Florea
Shertfs Kimball
Bush
Alberto
Cesert
le Head
Dr. Boole
Hla
Fire at Indiana Tinware Company Briefly Burns Rubbish
Firemen were called to the Indiana Tinware company at 188 Pennsylvania Avenue where a rubbish pile on the second floor ignited after an employee struck a match while reaching for a fallen item. The blaze was contained with a bucket of water and caused no injuries or losses.
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Indiana Tinware Company
Pennsylvaniae
Vaudeville and Dance at Tomlinson Hall for Holy Angels
A high class vaudeville and dance program will be staged at Tomlinson hall Thursday evening by the Local club of Holy Angels church to benefit the church interest fund. The lineup includes song selections, dances by Miss Gertrude Tetton and others, a monologue, a quartet, and a Highland fling. Refreshments and amusements will follow, with a children’s fish pond and other activities. admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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Tomlinson Hall
Buck
Wing
Mr. Biddle
Louis Codex
Helen Munro Piper
Will Bryson
J. Putman
oHarey Marbareer
National Newsboys
Dairyman Acquitted After Court Testimony in Assault Case
Margaret M Jolly testified in a criminal court on Wednesday accusing Martin Koldyke a dairyman of making advances toward her while her husband the mail carrier was away The judge Fremont Alford released Koldyke after hearing the evidence The dairyman claimed maligning by the Jollys and that they ordered him from their home His 10 year old daughter corroborated his account and the prosecution failed to undermine that testimony keeping the verdict in his favor
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Margaret M. Jolly
Martin Koldyke
Jolly
Koldyke
Alford
Wanted to go to jail for sobering up in custody
A drunken man, Hirmu Clark, a 6% a masterer, 3-3 AR det at., appeared before Sergeant Corrigan on a Wednesday. He said he wished to be jailed to drink no more. Bicycle man John Shine testified, and Clark was placed behind bars to sober up, likely for an extended stay.
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Hirmu Clark
Masterer
Deaksergt
Corrigan
John Shine
Clark
Holdup Suspects Bound Over After Police Court
Edward Moore and Otto Turner faced police court for a late night holdup on West Mary street. McKee identified the pair, who allegedly stole 10 cents at gunpoint. Both were held to the grand jury under $1,000 bond.
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Edward Moore
Otto Turner
Charles McKee
W. Mary
Fanerst
Bickee
Prime cattle and livestock terms listed with grades
The text lists various livestock categories including prime cows calves hogs and sheep with general grade notes. It mentions beef categories such as export bulls butcher bulls Bologna bulls and heavy medium and light classifications plus lambs ewes and bucks with weights and price-like numbers.
Stocks Decline as London Pressure Sways Markets
Stocks edged lower with London selling weighing on the open. Major steel and railroad shares fell while traders watched Morgan rumors and subway break jitters. Early trading saw broad selling followed by modest recoveries as room traders placed pool orders.
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London
Chicago
Reading
Steel
Atchizon
Union
Wheat Markets See Gains Amid Weather and Demand
Wheat prices rose on weather woes and higher futures, with December and May climbing while oats remained dull. Chicago grain activity showed firming cash prices, with No. 2 red and white grades quoted at various levels as inspections tracked higher. In Cincinnati, cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices edged higher, with cattle at $4.50 to $4.85, hogs $3.99 to $5.45, lambs at $7.50.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
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