Wall Street Stocks Open Turbulent Amid Mixed Moves
United Press reports New York on September 10 saw a dull irregular open with Great Northern up 3 percent and St Paul and Southern Pacific rising, Reading and Car Foundry advancing, Copper dropping 2 percent, and Canadian Pacific and other issues moving variably. Early weakness in leading speculative shares emerged as bears pressed the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Northern
Reading and Car Foundry
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated
Boston
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis hogs opened five to ten cents lower with top around 36.70 while cattle and sheep and lambs show varied declines and steadiness. Graded steers range from good to choice up to 1,300 pounds, with lighter stockers and feeders noted. cows, heifers, bulls, and calves also priced across a wide spectrum. Hogs top for heavies 210 pounds and up around 6.25 to 6.50, with lights and pigs following, while sheep and lambs show good to choice pricing near 62 to 67 for lambs and related weights.
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Indianapolis
Dhralsiaiee
Aavbind Hee
Ewan San
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts at 7,500 with steady price range. Prime beef $5.35 to $7.15, cows and heifers around $2.50 to $5.75, canners $1.50 to $2.59. Hogs receipts 17,000 higher with diverse classes from $5.50 to $6.60. Sheep and lambs about $3 to $7.50, native and western varieties noted.
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Chicago
Oy United Preas
New York Produce Prices From United Press
New York market notes list September 10 prices for pork mess at 17.75 to 18.50. Lard Western steam spot 9.00 to 9.10. Tallow city and country 64 6%c. Butter creamery extra 27 1/2 to 28 1/2 cents. Eggs white fancy 2 1/2 30 cents. western firsts 21 1/4 to 21 1/2 cents. Cheese full cream 18 1/2 to 14 cents.
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New York
Western
Grain Prices and Car Totals from Tanpentalans Market Ledger
The Tanpentlans market ledger shows Wheat prices by grade and month, Corn and Oats firm quotes with through billing figures, and hay prices for timothy and clover. Totals include 13 Wheat cars, 34 Corn and mixed cars, 22 other cars, and 2 hay cars, reflecting multiple lots and grades.
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Vic
Timothy
Tanpentlans
Hay
TAX MAN IN WAIT
Tax wagon delayed by bad weather. A piano at 706 8 East St. was levied and loaded after officers exchanged lines of talk. A woman claimed the house belonged to her daughter on a wedding tour and the officers showed leniency. Delinquent taxes are improving, and the wagon may end tours soon if rates stay.
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East St
Grain market declines steady on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain prices eased across wheat corn and oats with September wheat at 94 3/4 cents, December 99 1/4, May 1.0654 dollars. September corn at 61 1/4, December 59 1/2, May 60 1/4. September oats 53 1/2, December 52 1/4, May 58 1/4. Hog and pork figures shown. local receipts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Cincinnati Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cincinnati Ohio September 10 cattle receipts 444 steady shippers five to six 75 extra six to six fifty five good to choice six to six fifty nine common to fair three twenty five four eighty five hogs receipts 3900 ten cents lower good to choice six sixty six five six five mixed packers six forty six fifty sheep receipts 1259 steady extra five lambs extra seven seventy five
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United Press
Cincinnati
Financing strike for a long siege in telegraph workers row
New York telegraphers strike leaders and Samuel Gompers discussed financing the strike for an undefined period. Western Union and Postal Telegraph officials deny any arbitration and insist on nonretention of striking workers except those deemed desirable. Western Union directors to meet amid dividend decision.
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Telegraphers
Gompers
Federation
Small
Edward J. Nally
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
The
Western Union
Ban on Flirting Ordinance Signed in Highmore
Highmore South Dakota on September 10 reports an ordinance signed by the mayor prohibiting eating candy or peanuts on streets and forbidding flirting in public. The measure aims to curb street behavior as the younger set moves to have it repealed.
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United Press
Highmore
S. D
Goat Eats Coats and Conspires in Oak Hill Feud
A constable and deputy seized Ralph Dunn’s goods under an attachment at his Oak Hill home. A billy goat and three coops of chickens were jailed in Justice Sheppard’s court. The goat damaged items, including coats and a flag, and devoured portions of a coat. Dunn settled delinquencies and left with the goat and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hildebrand
W. E. Clark
Sheppard
Ralph Dunn
Oak Hill
Billy
Dunn
Justice Shepnerd
Automobile racer dies in 50 mile endurance crash
Pittsburg reports a fatal accident at the opening of the National Circuit auto races. Rex Reinertsen, 34, president of a Pittsburg auto repair firm, died after a tire exploded and his car rolled at the seventh mile of the 50 mile endurance derby. Walter Christie, 40, and Clair Baston, 24, were injured. Christie aimed for a mile track record but struck wreckage. Helen Williams, 28, dies later from injuries in an auto accident last midnight.
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Rex Reinertsen
Automobile Repair Company
Pittsburg
Walter Christie
River Edge
N. J
Clair Baston
Reinertsen
Christie
East Buffalo Live Stock Sale Report
East Buffalo New York reports cattle supply about 300 head with steady demand. Sheep and lambs receipts around 4,000 with fair to choice prices. Hogs receipts near 4,700 with active market. various classes priced from 6.50 to 7.10 dollars per hundredweight depending on size and grade.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
The Wagon Market Prices Report
The report lists commodity pricing for grains and forage. Corn quoted at 62 and 64 cents, oats at 43 to 68 cents for shelled and old stock, straw 6 to 8 dollars, hay Timothy 19 to 20 dollars, clover 11 to 13 dollars, mixed 12 to 13 dollars, new hay 14 to 15 dollars.
Poolroom stabbing leads to manhunt for suspect
Charles Gatewood, a negro, was stabbed in the right side during a poolroom fight at 911 Fort Wayne avenue. Pete Franklin, also a negro, armed with a knife, fled after stabbing Gatewood while Will Smith aided in the dispute. Gatewood was hospitalized and Smith arrested. Franklin remains sought by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gatewood
Noah Fritz
Fort Wayne Ave
Susquehannast
Gatewood
Pete Franklin
Will Smith
Franklin
Bray
Quigley
Simon
Slate
Hall
Susquehanna St
Smith
Accused of Theft Involving Old Soldier in Alabama Street
Niedam Thall was arrested on a drunkenness charge Monday night. Detectives Simon and Slate identified him Tuesday as a suspect in robbing Henry Gray, an elderly veteran living at 39 South Alabama Street, of 35 dollars while Gray was intoxicated. Joe Guntermann, a railroad worker, was jailed on the same robbery charge, denied it, but officers found cash hidden on his person. Gray was arrested for drunkenness after saying two men seized him and attempted to take him home. Guntermann was later found hiding among saloon barrels. Gray paid a police court fine.
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Niedam Thall
Simon and
Slate
Henry Gray
S. Alabama St
Joe Guntermann
Alberts and
Mefford
Gray
Guntermann
Wellman Delays Trip to Pole in Arctic Quest
New York dispatches report Walter Wellman has postponed his dash toward the pole for this year. Scientists and Arctic enthusiasts express disappointment as Wellman explains he wants to avoid risking death in pursuit, delaying the expedition.
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United Press
New York
Norway
Walter Wellman
Pole
RAW DAYS FOR DOG-EATERS AT STATE FAIR
The Igorrotes on exhibit at the state fair shiver in breechcloths under rain, jabbering about weather as one points to the sky and calls it bad. They long for sun and Luzon mountains where they fought many battles, still using spears and shields.
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Luzon
Philippine Islands
Uncle Sam
Robber Steals Watch From Doctor After Plumbing Visit
A plumber came to Dr. Braginton at 2122 N Dearhern St on Monday claiming to fix the water system. He asked the doctor to fill the bathroom tub. After the doctor complied, the plumber vanished along with the doctor's gold watch and purse. The purse had no money.
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Braginton
N. Dearhern St
Two-Cent Rate Law Ruled Unconstitutional by Pennsylvania Judges
Judges Wilson and Audenried declare the Pennsylvania two-cent rail rate law unconstitutional in a 500 page decision. The ruling, written by Audenried and agreed with Wilson before Wilson’s vacation, is expected to influence similar cases nationwide amid recent state litigations and New York governor Hughes veto.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Udenried
Common Pleas Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Audenried
New York
Gov. Hughes
Lenox Leather Maker James Lenox Fails in Mass
James T. Lenox of P Lenox & Co. leather manufacturers faces a debt load near 2,500,000 amid money market strain and creditor pressure. He was a stockholder and director in 30 companies and held interests in General Electric.
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Lynn
Mass
James T. Lenox
P. Lenox & Co
General Electric Company
Lands Trolley of Indianapolis
The article discusses interurban railroads linking Indianapolis with smaller state cities. It highlights the electric railway as a key factor in moving goods between town and country and providing frequent, prompt service between small towns and larger cities, surpassing steam lines in both freight and express traffic.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Indianapolis
New York
Edward Dana Durand
City Record Births Deaths and Marriages List
Births include Clarence and Anna Brooks boy 1108 W Morris Harry and Bonnie Hayes boy 807 E Twenty Seventh St Walter and Maude Lindsey boy 734 Indiana Jesse and Florence Williamson girl 2416 Station Louis and Regina Ambrose boy 532 S Illinois Deaths cover multiple ages and causes including meningitis chronic endocarditis tetanus mitral obstruction gastro enteritis pulmonary tuberculosis and enterocolitis Marriages pairings listed with names and spouses Building permits record several dwellings warehouses repairs with addresses and estimated costs
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Clarence and
Anna Brooks
W. Morris
Harry and
Bonnie Hayes
E. Twenty-Seventh
Walter and
Maude Lindsey
Indiana
Jesse and
Florence Williamson
Station
Louis and
Regina Ambrose
Illinois
Charles R. Pugh
Vermont St
Winfield S. Pickens
Deaconess
Charles J. Fox
Volney Block
Thomas N. Barnell
Ambrose
S. Minois St
Bertha Josephine Elvin
N. Trinois-st
Cora A. Cofer
Hattie Collins
Carl H. Ridman
Mary L. Quick
George Bramblett
Ptomaine Poison Kills Harry Deadle
Visitor from Tipton Indiana, Harry Deadle aged 14, died at his grandparents home from ptomaine poisoning after eating watermelon grapes and other fruits. He fell ill Sunday afternoon and died Monday night at 9 o clock with doctors noting fruit ingestion as the likely cause. Funeral arrangements were to be made in Tipton after the death.
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Harry Deadle
Jason A. Chandler
College Ave
J. J. Baker
Ralph
Tipton
Ind
Indianapolis
Harry
RIPE REDNESS AT STATEHOUSE WATERMELON FEAST
A playful statehouse watermelon feast unfolds with Gov. Hanly late to the gathering. John C. Billheimer Will Freeman and Sam Shutt cut the melons while others eat mostly the cores. The governor opens the big melon heart and jokes about dark work.
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Statehouse
Indiana
Gov. Hanly
John C. Billheimer
Will Freeman
Sam Shutt
John McCardle
H. E. Barnard
J. N. Hurty
Hot for scorchers on N Meridian street
Earl Slack pleaded guilty to driving 24 miles an hour on N Meridian street and was fined $1 and costs in police court. Robert Parrott, 18, 2900 N Meridian street, who complained the police used unfair means and used several swear words, had his case continued for days. Slack had prior warnings to slow his speed.
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Earl Slack
N. Meridian
Robert Parrott
Meridian St
Slack
Woman murdered in Indiana street home in Chicago
Mrs Anna Westerfield, 23, was shot in her bed in her Indiana street residence. Husband, a printer, returned after midnight to find her dead with a bullet hole in her temple. Police search for a missing roomer connected to the case.
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Chicago
Anna Westerfield
Indiana St
TILE ALLIANCE ADDRESS ON LABOR DISSENT AT INDIANAPOLIS MEETING
At Germania hall a conference of the international Tile Brick and Terra Cotta Alliance of Indianapolis opened Monday and continues through the week. Charles Shank, international president, blamed child labor Negro employment and women workers as key factors undermining union growth and stability during strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
International Tile, Brick and Terra Cotta Alliance of
Indianapolis
Charles Shank
Shank
Murdered by an unknown burglar in Norfolk home
Mrs. Mary Lawless Rorschach wife of Lieut Frank Rorschach U S N and sister of Joseph T Lawless former Virginia secretary was slain in her Norfolk home by an unknown burglar early today officers reported the crime as a domestic burglary gone wrong with no immediate suspects named.
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United Press
Norfolk
Mary Lawless Rorschach
Frank Rorschach
Joseph T. Lawless
Commonwealth of Virginia
Days of goodness as boys enter probation release
Seventeen boys aged eight to fifteen were taken by probation officer J. P. Axtell to juvenile court and released on probation from White's Manual Training School. Parents and boys alike smiled broadly, as the youngsters reacted joyfully to the outcome, likened to a circus atmosphere.
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J. P. Axtell
White’s Manual Training School
Robbery at Royal Savings Bank in Chippewa Ont
Masked robbers blew open the Royal Savings bank safe in Chippewa Ontario and escaped with a considerable booty. Bank officers say the deposit vault remained untouched and most funds stayed secure.
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United Press
Chippewa, Ont
Royal Savings Bank
Capitol Chat notes from Indiana state fair and veterans reunion
CAPITOL CHAT reports on Pure food inspectors visiting the state fair to check refreshment stands and cider mills for law compliance. Veterans of the Civil War attend a statehouse reunion with multiple Indiana units meeting in specified rooms. Other items mention Mrs. Ed Coney at the hygiene laboratory, a San Jose Scale exhibit, and janitors busy during wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Coney
Danville, Ill
Laboratory of Hygiene
Reunion at courthouse camps fire for Indiana regiments
About 70 members of the 124th Indiana Infantry and the Fifteenth Indiana Battery met in Superior Court Room 1 for a reunion with Capt. D. D. Negly presiding. The Sixteenth Indiana Infantry reunion followed in the circuit courtroom with about 60 attendees. Old officers were re‑elected. All commands will hold a campfire at the courthouse Tuesday night.
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124Th Indiana Infantry
Fifteenth Indiana Battery
Superior
D. D. Negly
Sixteenth Indiana Infantry
Struck by trolley car kills man in St Louis
Samuel Browne was killed and William Tharp and John Jackson injured when a wagon carrying all three was struck by a trolley car in St Louis on September 10.
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United Prean
ST. Louis
Samuel Browne
William Tharp
John Jackson
Newport Casino Stock Saved From Auction
Special to The Sun Newport R I September 10 Two shares of Newport Casino stock owned by J Edward Addicks were saved from the auctioneers hammer by a settlement of a claim nearly $500 a Newport firm The stock is valued at about twice that amount This action prevented the sale of the stock levied to satisfy the judgment
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Newport, R. I
Newport Casino
J. Edward Addicks
Newport
Kermit Roosevelt Found Safe After Eastward Trip
Reports of Kermit Roosevelt being lost in Chicago last night were debunked. The boy, who had spent the day with Marvin Hughitt, president of the Northwestern railroad, departed for the east last night from his Chicago home.
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United Press
Chicago
Kermit Roosevelt
Marvin Hughitt
Northwestern Railroad
Young Roosevelt
East
Millionaire on Murder Charge in Chicago Trial
In Chicago a dramatic murder trial centers on Amasa C. Campbell a Wisconsin millionaire accused of killing Dr. Benjamin F. Harris in a Chicago skyscraper after a web of letters and divorce actions. Mrs Harris curiosity about a letter, a forged note and jealousies set off events leading to the shooting amid a jury pool of divorced men.
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Amasa C. Campbell
Antizo
Wis
Benjamin F. Harris
Chicago
Campbell
Harris
Rain Spoils Courts At Irvington State Tennis Tourney
Rain and cold ruin the Irvington courts at Butler College where state tournament play is threatened. Monday results include Orme defeating Brickett and Holton toppling Cole as players from Indianapolis Cincinnati and Muncie head to Tuesday pairings and first rounds amid postponed matches.
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Irvington
Butler College
Brickett
Orme. Holton
Indianapolis
Cole
Cincinnati
Coleman
Hunt
Cane
Indiannapolis
Blakemore
Spickerman
Muncie
Dubray
Redman
Wentzel
Sutphin
Indianapolis Country Club
Schaffer
North Illinois Street Club
Fred Appel
Irvington Club
Tibbetts
Dr. White
Dr. Hunt
Prof. Coleman
Orme
Heffley
Ogle
Holton
Cincinnati Club
Two Boys Die in Grain Bin Collapse Near Hastings
In Hastings Nebraska on September 9 two sons Richard and James Mehling of Henry Mehling were smothered to death when a grain bin collapsed under about 12000 bushels of wheat on Frederials Graham’s farm near Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings, Neb
Richard
James
Henry Mehling
Holmes County
Ohio
Frederials Graham
Terre Haute Conservatory of Music Incorporation
Tuesday the secretary of state filed articles for the Terre Haute Conservatory of Music with capital stock of 2500 dollars. Incorportors are Lane Robertson Edward Taylor and Nellie Davis Cunningham.
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Secretary of State
Terre Haute
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Samuel Gom
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Pittsburg, Pa
Helen Williams
Allegheny
St. John’s Hospital
Wellman
Sician
Orlando McKinney
Kappes St
Johnson-Woodbridge Co
Nineteenth St
P. R. Thrush
Flack and
Sheffield
J. B. Chester
Thirtysixth
Joseph Ra Bertha Jackson
Parkview Ave
Martha E. Dickinson
George Seidensticker
Delaware
W. Downing
Tipton, Ind
Stroyers
Scorchers
Capitol Chat
Union B. Hunt
Kansas
Indiana Railroad Commission
129Th Indiana Infantry
Seventy-ninth
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Ninety-ninth
Kermit
Osity
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Grocers’ Supply CO
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Indianapolis Gas CO
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