Hughes Defeated in New York and Kings County Primaries
Gov. Hughes suffers near defeat in New York and Kings counties with 3,844 votes for renomination in nine New York districts against 3,624. Kings counts show 1,825 in favor to 2,502 against. Parsons signals only 73 of 187 New York county delegates win instruction, while Kings backs opposition. Brooklyn Murphy forces routed as McCarren gains in 18 districts amid poll rioting and arrests. East Buffalo live stock notes report cattle receipts and prices, with hogs and sheep also tabulated.
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Kings County
Murphy
Brooklyn
McCarren
Wedding Breakfast Follows Claypool Nuptials at Sacred Heart
Miss Ernestine Arens and Mr. A J Lauth wed Wednesday at Sacred Heart church and hosted a wedding breakfast at the Claypool before departing for the east. They will reside at 2916 Central Avenue upon return. bridal party includes Matron of honor Mrs Frank Kotteman and bridesmaids Miss Emma Arens and Miss Florence Hoenig.
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Ernestine Arens
A. J. Lauth
Sacred Heart Church
Claypool
East
Central Avenue
Frank Kotteman
Emma Arens
Florence Hoenig
Louis Lauth
William Barr
J. W. Warren
John Hoenig
Harriman Boost Lifts Erie Stocks in New York Open
New York stock market opened with Erie Consolidated Gas and Union Pacific leading gains as Harriman forces push Erie toward leadership amid plans to siphon profits from Gould lines. Strong oil interests lift Consolidated Gas and Brooklyn Union Gas to new highs.
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Dated Gas
Union Pacific
Thomas W. Lawson
Erie
Gould Lines
Harriman
Union Pacific Treasury
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Consolidated Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas
Sunday School Conference Promises Big Event
A Tuesday evening meeting at Fourth Christian church in Marion County district gathers Sunday school workers led by Mrs. M. J. Baldwin. The program covers Our Teacher Training Work Adult Bible Class Methods and Intermediate Department. District officers named include President W. S. Ashford Vice President W. R. Crittenden and Secretary Treasurer Joseph P. Durham.
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Fourth Christian Church
N. West Street
Marion County Sunday School Association
M. J. Baldwin
W. S. Ashford
W. R. Crittenden
Eugene Street
Joseph P. Durham
W. Thirtieth Street
Home Presbyterian Church
Westside Democratic Club Grows to 106 Members
The Westside Democratic Club of the Fifteenth Ward reports a membership of 106 and plans initiation for new members. Ward Committeeman Charles Barry will preside next Friday’s regular meeting in the hall at 1517 W. Ohio Street. officers listed include Edward Boyce as president and Patrick J. Shine as treasurer.
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Westside Democratic Club
Charles Barry
Edward Boyce
Patrick J. Shine
Hugh Barnes
L. Woodson
Democratic Club
Fifteenth Ward
Ohio Street
S. Weigans
Marriages of Multiple Couples Listed in Local Notices
The record lists several marriage pairings in a concise local notice: Artie Shackelford with Mary B. Van Seeyoc. Martin L. Smith with Margaret J. Gray. Walter England with Fillen Perkins. Elbert Copple with Cora M. Durham. Christian Haltmeyer with Caroline Hackman. Clarence Masters with Bila May Harden. Martin H. Jordan with Gertrude M. Beerbower. Charles P. McVey with Ametia Riges.
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Artie Shackelford
Mary B. van Seeyoc
Martin L. Smith
Margaret J. Gray
Walter England
Fillen Perkins
Elbert Copple
Cora M. Durham
Christian Haltmeyer
Caroline Hackman
Clarence Masters
Bila May Harden
Martin H. Jordan
Gertrude M. Beerbower
Charles P. McVey
Ametia Riges
Orphans Association Celebrates 41st Anniversary
The German General Protestant Orphans Association marks its forty first anniversary next Sunday at the orphanage on State Avenue and Nebraska Street. Fore noon religious services precede speeches. Mayor Bookwalter will speak in the afternoon.
Dynes Elected Second Vice President in New Postal Organization
Dynes of Indianapolis was elected second vice-president of the supervisory post office employees at their first convention in Louisville. Other officers named include President EB L. Palmer of PiusWurg, Secretary A E Trost of Toledo, and Treasurer J Smith of St. Louis.
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Louisville
Ikv
la. Dynes
Indianapolis
Supervisory Post Office
EB. L. Palmer
Democratic Platform Defends States Rights and Regulates Railroads
The Denver platform urges federalism with strong state powers, opposes corporate overreach, and calls for shared regulation of railroads and major firms. It warns against federal overreach and pledges constitutional respect while targeting predatory corporations. Mr. Bryan travels to Evansville, Indiana, for tonight's speech.
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Denver
Jefferson
National Capitol
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
Democractic Party
Little George Sharp Still Near Death After Streetcar Crash
Five year old George Sharp remains unconscious at St. Vincent's hospital after a Washington Street car accident that fatally injured his mother, Mrs. Hiattie Sharp. Father George Sharp, a sign painter, has returned to Indianapolis. Mrs. Sharp's funeral is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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George Sharp
Washington
Foot Crushed by Falling Curbstone on Davidson Street
H B Whitevotton, a Davidson street worker near Walnut, had a curbstone fall on his foot Wednesday causing a badly mashed injury. He was taken to his home at 1643 Cottage Avenue for treatment.
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H. B. Whitevotton
Davidson Street
Walnut Street
Cottage Avenue
Horse Thief Captured in Illinois City
Steven Clifton, charged with stealing a horse from Douglas Case, a liveryman, and a wagon with $850 of goods from C. F. Adams installment house, was brought to Indianapolis Tuesday night by Officer Newton Shafer. Clifton was captured at Bloomington, Illinois.
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Steven Clifton
Douglas Case
C. F. Adams
Indianapolis
Newton Shafer
Clifton
Bloomington
Ili
Captain Moore Dies of Typhoid at Leavenworth
Captain John W. Moore of the Fifteenth Infantry died at Fort Leavenworth after a brief typhoid fever illness. He had distinguished service in the Cuban, Philippine and China wars.
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Capt. Moore
Leavenworth. Kas
John WK. Moore
Fifteenth Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Moore
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported in Trade Ledger
The list details wheat, corn, oats and hay pricing by grade and track. It notes varying track rates for No 1 2 3 4 red and white grain, through billing figures for corn, and firmer hay prices for timothy and clover. It records inspections by car count and totals for several categories including rye and mixed feeds.
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Timothy
Toledo Grain Market Prices September 9
Wheat prices rise for cash and September contracts with December and May figures. Corn and oats show mixed gains and declines across cash and upcoming-months. Timothy steady at 1.65 while rye remains at No. 2 levels.
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Toledo
Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise at Union Stockyards
Receipts at Union Stockyards: hogs 18 000 up 5 cents, cattle 14 000 with steer and heifer values shown, and sheep 90 000 weak. Bulk hogs 6.70 to 7.15, cattle beef ranges 3.00 to 8.00, western, native and Texas stockers noted with mixed price moves.
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Nion
Texas
Wheat Prices Ease On Light Weather and Northwest Supplies
Chicago grain markets opened with lower prices as favorable weather and ample northwest supplies eased wheat costs. Opening prices showed wheat at 93 to 97 cents, corn around 79 to 80 cents, and pork futures near 14.95. Closing quotes ranged with wheat at 87 to 88 cents and corn near 95 to 100 cents, while pork settled around 9.74.
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Chicago
Northwest
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Charles Moores
Caroline Marmon
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