Wall Street Stocks Shown Strong Tone Amid Mixed Open
New York markets opened irregular with pennsylvania and steel issues uneven. Union Pacific down, Br Paul off. London bought small steel orders amid intereat in boat race. Government bonds firm. Chicago and St Louis live stock reports note steady to unchanged cattle receipts and mixed hogs with firm butchers. Local dairy and eggs markets show standard pricing.
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Sexippemehine Press Association
New York
Sept. K
Bt. Paul
Pennsylrivania
Union Pacific
BR. T
Erie
Reading
London
Honda
Witt Talles
Alleged Mining Scandal Revealed in Denver Court Case
A Denver federal court disclosure details a possible 50 million dollar mining scandal involving prominent financiers and lessors. The report names several individuals tied to the alleged scheme and notes defense filings denying the allegations.
Local Hay and Grain Prices Stampede Market Lines
Market notes list Timothy hay at 13 per unit with 16 size, mixed hay 12 per unit in 14, clover hay 10 per unit in 12, Miller hay 9 per unit in 10, Rheaf oats 10 per unit in 12, corn 48 per bushel, straw 5 per unit in 6, Shelled oats 3 per unit in a, New oats 28 per 33.
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Timothy Hay
Clover
Miller
Hay
Rheaf
Grain and stock market roundup from Chicago and Pittsburgh
Chicago grain prices ease with September wheat near 40 cents. corn mixed while December and May contracts drift. Local receipts show wheat and oats bushels, with No 2 red winter and No 2 white stocks noted. In Pittsburgh, cattle receipts rise. hogs and sheep steady with prime hogs around 6.50, pigs 6.00, and heavy workers at 5.**
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Scrippe-MeFise Press Association
Chicago
Althe
Liverpool
Clare
Bae
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis Seeks Steady Cattle
Indianapolis live stock sales reveal cattle steady near week’s figures with good to choice butcher stock in demand while common and medium grades linger. Hogs about 4 500 head and a fair number of sheep and lambs moved with prices weaker on some lots. Wheat and grain quotes mixed with no strong shifts, market notes indicate varied activity across components.
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Indianapolis
Three Men Killed In Train Car Collision Near Refinery
A Philadelphia reported train struck a trolley car at a crossing near the refinery, killing two men identified as Julius Betaraked, 60, and Owen, with twenty others injured. Authorities continued investigations into the fatal crash.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Tralley
Auanic
Owen
Fis Julius Betaraked
New Theater Cafe Opens In Indianapolis With Metropolitan Style
An Indianapolis cafe near the theater opens with mahogany filled downstairs seating for midday meals and late suppers. Three large upper rooms cater to ladies and gentlemen with theater access, offering a broad menu at popular prices and a high standard of service aimed at playgoers.
Green Corn Dance at Riverside Park Outing Listed
Wiramac Tribe No 2 Region plans a riverside park outing Tuesday afternoon and night with invited guests from the Red Son’s Ingen and others. Riverside management will take a small receipts share, with the remainder donated to Winemar Tribe for a new ball fund. Community members hype it as the season’s standout event.
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Wiramac Tribe
Riverside Park
Atatat
Nfine
Dane
Riverside Works Managenent
Winemar Tribe
Whismit Wines
Methodist Minister Suffering Ill Health Resigns
Liberty Ind Sept reports a Methodist minister, long active in Indiana cities, is ill from overwork and will resign as a director of the Methodist Hospital of Indianapolis due to his fire illness. He is a well known figure in the church and his withdrawal affects local charges and hospital leadership.
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Liberty
Ind
Charles II
Smaain
Indiana
Methodist Hospital
Trdfanapotle
Police Sergeant Calvin Warren Resigns as Patrolman
Calvin Warren a sergeant in the police department was relieved of his duties immediately and resigned as patrolman. He was regarded as a capable officer and his resignation is believed to reflect a reduction in rank though officials gave no explanation.
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Calvin Warren
Ivan
Arcadia Robbery Suspects Arrested on Charge
Special to one pm reports that Charles Keller and Pred Gettle ace were arrested in Arcadia on charges of breaking into a conk home. Authorities say a skeleton key opened the front door enabling a burglary, dated Sept 6.
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Arcadia
Charles Keller
Pred Gettle
City Record of a Day Births and Deaths and More
City Births list several new babies with parents and addresses including Williamson, Ervin, Kingston, Chlodecker, Brandt and Butterworth. Deaths note mitral insufficiency and intestinal obstruction, among others. Marriages listed include Cohen and Murphy couples and several others. Building permits show numerous dwellings and repairs with addresses and costs across multiple firms.
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Mary Williamson
Pine
W. IL
M. Ervin
Randolph-st
Lois Cohen
Mother Cohen
John G. Bmtilts
Bessin Murphy
Ly Inppennatz
Mazie C. Branham
Desna W. Eskew
Janie P. Sanders
E. A. Kottlewakl
Elmat
Otney
Tenth
Waliman
Ransdell
Mollie Rudel
State
Nebraska
Jennings Bros
Applegate
Beecher
Louin H. Gong
Bt. Paul and
Prospect
Traction Terminal Company
W. Wallington
Harns
F. Buschman
Twelfth
New Jersey
G. T. Kepler
Postum heals coffee headache in long testimonial
A Battle Creek woman describes 25 years of sick headaches triggered by coffee and claims switching to Postum cured her. She notes headaches and other illnesses vanished, her health improved, and she now prefers Postum to coffee. She cites a friend with the same result and urges others to try Postum as a remedy.
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Cannellsville
Pol Co
Battle, Creek, Mich
Acres of Exhibits Mark Indiana State Fair Expansion
The Indiana State Fair will span five days with vast displays across 2,000 acres, featuring cattle, horses, machinery, horticulture, and art. Officials expect strong attendance if weather cooperates, with prize money totaling around 45,000 and major bets on livestock, poultry, and farm products. The report notes urban social tensions and local infrastructure concerns amid preparations for the event.
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Manny
Bard of Agriculture
Fahd
Church notices and vacation returns in city churches
The city church calendar shows Rev. P. B. Taylor resumed duties at First Baptist after vacation. Rev. Frank S. C. Wirks returns to All Souls and will assume duties. Rev. Nel McPherson returns and will preach at Tabernacle on Sunday with theme Bearing One Another Burdens. A men’s mass meeting is planned for Sept 15 at Roberts Park Church led by Anti-Samon League with speaker Rev. Erin Chapman. Dr. Marion Crosley returns from Vineyard Sound vacation and will occupy Central Congregational Church. The Odd Fellows Club will attend morning service. J. F. Merrix of the Seventeenth Christian church announces Sunday themes Morning The House of God, Night The Church Must Use the Altar. Captain Atkins of the Salvation Army to hold children’s meetings at 41 W Washington St Saturday night and Sunday morning and afternoon.
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Kencn
State Board of Agriculture
Aivt
Frank S.C. Wirks
All Souls Church
Massachusetts
Nel McPherson
Tabernacle
Roberts Park Church
Erin & Chapman
California
Marion Crosley
Vineyard Sound
Cape Cod
Ann
Crosley
Central Criverealiat
Atkins
Balvation Army
Washington-mt
Eelnek
Musings on Indianapolis Theater Criticism Standards
A reader argues for mature, knowledgeable theatre criticism in Indianapolis as theatergoing grows. The piece urges avoiding amateurish writing and overblown praise, praising critics who illuminate fine points and cultivate taste while resisting sensationalism and empty rhetoric. The author cites a flawed review of The Equaw Man as an example of theater hype.
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Indianapolis
Aerie
In & Lock
Ani
Wml
America
Indiana Deaths Reported Suicides Across Several Counties
Miss Amanda Suniter aged 28 of Athens County killed herself by swallowing carbolic acid. Mrs J D Hutton aged 85 of Jeffersonville James Denniston 8 of Heltonville James Dailey 68 of Marion Soldiers Home Jacobah Mutz 80 of Edinburgh W J Collins 20 of Fort Wayne, a Roachman, also committed suicide by ingesting carbolic acid.
City to Improve Maxwell, Bird and Michigan Streets in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works outlines planned improvements in Indianapolis including Maxwell Street from Tenth to Coe, Bird Street from Michigan to North, and Mansville Street sidewalks. Plans call for grading, paving with brick and stone, with marginal walks and necessary curbs, plus roadway work on Michigan Street and related avenues.
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Department OF Public
Indianapoli
Indiana
Indianapolis
Said Byard
Maxwell Street
Tenth Street
Coe Street
Tom UA
Carbine
Ne & Tw
Hird Street
Michigan Street
North Street
Mansveli
Bird Street
Vermont Street
Crewsine
Mignon Street
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park
M. EK
Punic Works
Indianaporte
Board of
Proc Works
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Board of Public Works
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Board of Works
Teacindea
Psig Sa Sree
Pavidaon
Massachu
Chair
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston
Thusler
ED J. May
Humane Society Meeting Rescheduled for Third Wednesday
The Humane Society will hold its regular meeting this month on the third Wednesday rather than the usual date due to several members being away from the city. The Hoosier Travelers Association will meet at 515 Law Building at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
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Tyushington
Anponse
Humane Sn +ciety
aMeers
Hoosier ‘Travetrra Associetion
Law Burding
Licenses for beverage sales under city ordinance scarce
Only eight one hundred ninety dollar Valler licenses for sale of beverage at drug stores have been issued this year. City officers show little interest in enforcing the ordinance, believing it is majunt.
Swanson to miss Radford fair and Bryan talk
Governor Swanson, under pressure from official duties, will decline the mandate to attend the Radford fair and to preside at a meeting addressed by William Jennings Bryan on September 15, as state business takes precedence.
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Scrippe-Mefise Freee Association
Richmond
Swanson
Radford
William Jennings Bryan
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