Wall Street Stocks Open Strong as Copper Dims
United Press reports New York stock market opening firm with Union Pacific up a point and several rail issues rising. Reading gains guided by short-covering, but afternoon trade turns weak as Boston sellers dump Copper and Smelting, pulling prices to low levels and dampening sentiment.
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United Press
New York
Union Pacific
Great
Great Northern Preferred
Northern Pacific
Boston
Market Price Totals For Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Grain prices listed with grades and through billing terms for wheat corn oats and hay. Inspections show totals of cars by grade with notes on rejects and no established grades.
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Hay—Steady
Timothy
More Americans Needed in Hawaii Says Straus
Secretary Straus returning from Hawaii urged increasing American presence and minimizing reliance on Japanese labor. He told Japanese editors that an ideal mix avoids too many people of any nationality and warned against exploiting the islands for any country. He emphasized maintaining the American spirit with mainland Americans.
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Washington
Hawaii
Harahan Replies to Fish Charged at Illinois Central
New York September 11 President Harahan’s reply to charges by Stuyvesant Fish was read at the Illinois Central directors meeting. A copy was ordered sent to each director. Spokesman Alexander G Hacksteff said no further action will be taken and that the incident appears closed. The inference is Harahan’s answer satisfies a majority of the directors. All members left quietly after the session.
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United Press
New York
Harahan
Illinois Central
Alexander G. Hacksteff
Fish-Harahan
Wheat and grain markets in Chicago report Sept price shifts
Private Winnipeg advices note snow in three locals, wheat under selling pressure with December at 9R4c or 71.047% and May near 1.95. Corn, oats, and provisions move modestly while No. 3 red winter and yellow futures show varied closes. Local receipts list wheat, corn, oats totals. prices cited for September and December contracts.
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Chicago
Hulburd Warren-Chandler
Winnipeg
Corp
Market Prices for Grains and Forage
The notice lists corn at 62 and 64 cents, shelled oats old and new at various prices, straw priced from 6.50 to 7.50, and hay types Timothy, clover, mixed and new hay priced between 11 and 20 dollars per unit.
Cincinnati Live Stock Cattle and Hogs Prices Fall
Cincinnati Ohio Sept 11 cattle receipts 1000 with prices from 3.25 to 5.75 for various grades. Hogs receipts 3600 down about 50 cents with good to choice at 6.40 to 6.75. Sheep receipts lower with lambs around 7.50 to 7.75.
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Cincinnati
United Press
Cincinnati, CO
uSheen
Avita
Cattle and Hogs Prices From Pittsburgh Market
Pittsburg PA September 11 cattle supply light and steady with prime prices $6.00 to $6.30 and chọn good at $5.65 to $5.90. Sheep and lambs light supply with lambs at $5.00 to $7.50. Hogs receipts 15 loads and lower with prime heavy at $6.60 to $6.65 and pigs at $5.75 to $6.60.
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Pittsburg
Chicago cattle and hog market roundup sharpens gains
Chicago cattle receipts 18.5 million with prices higher led by prime beef at 5.50 to 7.35 and cows and heifers from 2.50 to 5.40. Hog receipts 24,000 with light and mixed lots trading from 5.75 to 6.60, western sheep and native lambs also advancing while native sheep held near 3.00 to 5.60 and western lambs from 3.00 to 7.70 in a steady to firm market.
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Chicago
Commodity prices and dairy goods listing
NEW YORK September 11 Pork Moss prices listed at 17.75 and 18.50. Lard Western steam spot quoted at 9.00 to 9.10. Tallow City 6c country 6 1 4 6c. Butter Creamery 27 44c state dairy rules finest 26 4c. Eggs White fancy 28 30c western firsts 21 214c. Cheese Full cream 4c.
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New York
Western
Market price report through Chicago exchanges
United Press filed market data from Chicago with various dairy and poultry items. Butter Creamery extras 27c firsts 25 26c. Cheese Twins 12c. Young Americans De Live Poultry Turkeys 13c, chickens 12 4%c, spring chickens 13%c, ducks 10 4c 12c. Geese per dozen $5.00 to $7.00.
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United Press
Chicago
Wants New Buttons for Indianapolis Fire Dept
Chief Charles E. Coots of the Indianapolis fire department asked the Board of Public Safety to replace the current F. D. buttons with ones reading Indianapolis Fire Dept. to prevent confusion when visiting firemen from other cities. The board supported the idea and will check button pricing.
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Charles E. Coots
Indianapolis Fire Department
Board of Public Safety
Indianapolis
Coots
Indianapolis Fire Dept
Man fined after attempted poisoning and assault
Charles Vanwye of 412 EB Vermont Street faced police court action after his wife refused to sign a check for a baseburner stove. He allegedly attempted to swallow carbolic acid, then reconsidered and choked his wife. He was fined $15 plus costs.
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Charles Vanwye
Vermont St
Forbes Robertson III Ill With Overwork In England
London Sept 11 J Forbes Robertson the actor is seriously ill at his English summer home and may cancel his American tour. He is suffering from overwork. His wife formerly Miss Gertrude Elliott, sister of Maxine Elliott, is constantly at his side.
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Caltedh Press
London
J. Forbes Robertson
Gertrude Elliott
Maxine Elliott
Lusitania Smashes Transatlantic Speed Record Claim
At 5 20 am the Lusitania signaled green from 2 1/2 miles southeast of Cape Race and, if steady at speed, would reach New York around 1 am Friday, aiming for about four days and 18 hours. This would beat the existing record by 13 hours.
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Cape Race
N. F
Lusitania
Cunard
New York
Carriage Makers Deny Trust Talks at Indiana Meet
A meeting of carriage manufacturers in Indianapolis amid Indiana state fair crowds sparked rumors of a trust. David M. Parry of Parry Manufacturing denied any talk of a cartel, saying the discussions focused on costs, rail crating demands, and price increases. He stressed opposition to trusts and noted possible future price adjustments as material costs rise. A Chicago meeting was planned for September 18 to address industry issues.
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Indianapolis
David M. Parry
Parry Manufacturing Company
Parry
Chicago
Massacre of Jews in Kishineff Escalates
Reports from Galatz Roumania dated September 11 describe ongoing killings of Jews in Kishineff. Fugitive accounts claim about 100 Hebrews killed and many wounded as mobs roam the ghetto shooting at Jews in streets and from windows. hundreds have fled.
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Galatz
Roumania
Kishineff
Interurbans Bolster Rural Towns With Clean Travel
Raymond Patterson of the Chicago Tribune extols Indiana and Ohio interurban lines as a modern travel display. Electric trolleys from Indianapolis to Dayton and beyond offer comfortable, dust free journeys, frequent car intervals, and new regional commerce, with electric energy transmitted from central plants to power towns along the routes.
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Tribune
Indiana
Ohio
Indianapolis
Dayton
Columbus
Cincinnati
Colorado
Georgia
Baltimore couple sued over alleged alienation of affection
Dr. Isaac E. Emerson, famed bromoseltzer founder, and his wife face a 3100,000 suit from son-in-law T. Mitchell Horner for alienating his wife Daisy Horner, who reportedly traveled to Europe after a telephone invitation from her father. Horner, a Baltimore scion, alleges loss of affection and seeks damages.
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Baltimore
Isaac E. Emerson
T. Mitchell Horne
Daisy Innerseon
Borner
Atlanta
Europe
Horner
London
Emerson
Globe Trotter
Board of Health Finds Betterment in Summer Adulteration
The Board of Health reports improved conditions amid concerns of adulteration earlier in the season. Officials note progress in sanitary practices and public health measures, urging continued vigilance through the summer months.
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Board OF Health
Drinks And Adulterations Drop In Hoosier Food Supply
In the August State Board of Health bulletin, H E F Barnard reports improvements in food safety across Indiana. Among 38 July samples only one was adulterated, while inspections of groceries, meat markets, bakeries, and dairies show mixed but generally better conditions. Reunions of Indiana regiments and local hotel audits appear alongside ongoing sanitary concerns in Fort Wayne and Indianapolis.
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The
State Board of Health
H. EF. Barnard
State Food and Dairy In
Barnard
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Columbus
Indianapolis
Food inspection scores reported for eateries and bottling works
The report lists 2 excellent, 18 good, 299 fair and 3 poor ratings for restaurants. Two bottling works were in fair condition. A total of 67 pounds of meat, 15 pounds of sausage and 2 quarts of blackberries were condemned.
Young couple missing in suspected elopement case
Hiram Caterlin reports his daughter Mable aged 15 and Lester Strome aged 17, both of whom disappeared about two weeks ago from 1021 Adell street and 912 E Washington street respectively. Strome was a Manual Training school student, and the pair, old-time friends, were seen together the night they vanished. Parents fear elopement and urge police to locate them.
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Hiram Caterlin
Adell St
Mable
Lester Strome
Washington St
Strome
Manual Training School
Caterlin
Marion county to rent Gaiety theater for Sept 24 event
Local Marion county board of commissioners arrange to lease the Gaiety theater for the State Association of county commissioners visit. Freddie Cole and Grover Hayes to box as part of the entertainment. About 980 guests expected. John McGregor distributing tickets to visiting members Wednesday morning.
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Marion County Board of Commisioners
Gaiety Theater
State Association of County Commissioners
Freddie Cole
Grover Hayes
John McGregor
Association
WANTS CHANGE LOSES BOY AT FAIR GROUND
Charles Linton sought small change at the fair grounds on Tuesday afternoon. He sent a negro boy employed at his home to get $20 changed and the boy has not been seen since. The boy left the fair grounds with clothing from the home and headed toward Louisville.
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Charles Linton
N. Ilinois
Fair Ground
Fair Grounds
Louisville
Russell Cox Wounded Near Peru Indiana
Russell Cox was wounded this morning by a shot from an unknown assailant while mowing a thicket north of Peru Indiana. Officers are investigating the incident.
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Peru
Ind
Russell Coz
Six Car Men Wounded in Frisco Street Riot
In San Francisco at midnight six United Railways Carmen were wounded in two riots near Utan Street barns. A clash between nonunion car men and strikers then a second fight between car men and police left several wounded, with two fatal shots reported and a wrecking car episode blamed on the carmen as a trigger.
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San Francisco
United Railways
Utan
Carmen
Igorotes At Indiana State Fair Draw Big Crowds
Crowds watch exhibits as the Igorrotes entertain with war dances at the Indiana State Fair. Vendors sell official catalogues and souvenir programs detailing Indianapolis buildings, premium lists, and weeklong events. Miss F. R. B. Phillips organized the booklet attracting strong sales.
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Jim
Indianapolis
F. R
Corporations Formed in State Offices Wednesday
The Citizens Banking Company of Lynn with 30000 capital lists Daniel Hecker and others as incorporators. Miller Electric Company of Terre Haute shows 10000 capital with Frank B. Miller and Jacob W. Miller among incorporators. A. P. Fox Specialty Company of Indianapolis declares 100000 capital with A P Fox Virg A Smith and Leary Reits as stockholders. The Richmond Natural Gas Company increases capital stock. details continue in the filing.
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Citizens’ Banking Company
Lynn
Capital Stock
Daniel Hecker
8. C. Bowen
B. BH. Platt
A. R. Abshire
W. H. Chenoweth
C. G Stidham
W. R. Halliday
FE. J. Hinehan
James P. Goodrich
George H. Fickel
Johns. Jones
Join Miller
Davis Robbins
John T. Daly
Miller Electric Company
A. P. Fox Specialty Company
Indianapolis
A. P. Fox
Virg A. Smith
Leary Reits
Richmond Natural Gas Company
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