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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1910

Page

12

Indianapolis Faces Coal Famine As Cars Fail Supply

Indianapolis nears coal famine with scarce stocks and a two week supply for big users. Dealers fear prices may rise to 13 dollars as Illinois Indiana mines produce but cars are in the south west and northwest, delaying delivery. Chicago reports shortages and railroads struggle with shifting traffic and higher costs.

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Kissing in Health Creed Omits Objectionable Clause

Indiana health board approves a students health creed that omits a proposed kissing prohibition. The creed urges natural health laws, prohibits thumb sucking, mouth contact with objects, chewing gum, and drinking alcohol, and calls for cleanliness, fresh air, and polite public behavior.

Coal Shortages Hit Indiana and Illinois Markets As Prices Rise

The piece notes coal shortages across Indiana and Kentucky, with Pittsburg and Ekhart regions reports exhaustions. Anthracite sells around 7.75 to 8.25 dollars per ton while soft coal goes about 4.50. Muncie and other towns report shortages. A Chicago coal dealer estimates consumer prices will rise 2 to 3 dollars per ton beyond last year due to limited railroad hauls. Concurrently, food prices show monthly increases: bacon seven cents, sirloin two, porterhouse six, pork chops four, spring chicken four, apples fifty cents per bushel, butter three, eggs two, cheese two, onions twenty cents per bushel. Local Indianapolis coal prices list various grades from 4.50 to 6.00 per ton, with coke up to 7.00.

Pittsburg Kentucky South Bend Ekhart Indiana Muncie T. J. O'Gara Chicago Indianapolis

Transportation tax due in November for railroad firms

Excise tax on transportation companies will be collectible in November, Col. C C Matson says no assessments have yet been made. Matson and Gemmer discuss whether the tax board or state auditor will handle the levy. Untaxed rolling stock justifies the effort, Commissioner C McCardle is reported as being involved.

C.C. Matson Col. Matson Gemmer Tax Board State Auditor Synough Col Matson. A Ec.mccardle

Local figure plans Chicago trip before final assessments

A figure contemplates another journey to Chicago prior to final assessments. The move signals caution while awaiting authoritative judgments and potential outcomes.

Three men held after shooting of Frank Summers

Frank Summers was wounded on a dark Plainfield interurban road. Police arrested three men at a camp fire along the Big Four railroad after a private detective traced the assailants. Summers crawled 1000 feet to safety, was taken to City hospital, and is reported improving as officers widen the hunt for accomplices.

Frank Summers Fred Scott Jersey City Stephen Reed Newark N. J Robert Rohloff Madison Plainfield Inust Summers Lmits Corrigan Trimpe Rucker, Simon Radamacher Supt Hyland

Man Arrests After Stabbing Stepson at Home

Richard Jones of 120 Herman Street was pulled from beneath a bed at 122 Herman Street Sunday by Detectives Shine and Haley. He faces charges for stabbing his stepson John H. Maxwell at noon, as Maxwell lay injured with a cut across the abdomen during a family quarrel.

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Wool fabric gains favor this season in navy serges

Wool fabric dominates styling this season as gowns and suits made from navy serges take the lead. A wide range of weights and shades are offered, with prices from 65 cents per yard for 56-inch width up to 3.50 for broader selections.

Peter Thompson

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