Early Stock Market Opens With Mixed Gains and Declines
United Press reports New York stocks opened with mixed movement on September 18. Copper and several rail shares fell while Smelting and Amalgamated advanced. Northern Pacific rose to 184% after a dip, Steel common edged up then fell, and overall trading showed a weak tone with continued price concessions at noon.
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New York
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Us. T
Steel
Union Pacific Ed
Republic Iron and Steel
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchi
Pennsylvania
Greatern
Northern
Amalgamated
Indianapolis Livestock Market Prices Report
Indianapolis livestock receipts show hogs 4,000 cattle 1,200 sheep and lambs 350 with hogs steady at top $6.60. Steers, heifers, cows, calves and bulls priced across weight ranges. strong cattle in good lots, many categories listed with weights from 300 to 1,300+ pounds and prices from about 1.25 to 6.60 per hundredweight, reflecting a varied market and mixed demand.
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Indianapolis
Cece
Ence
Eensas
Fruits and Vegetables Prices Listing
A price list for assorted fruits and vegetables including Valencia oranges at 5.50 per unit, walnuts per dozen, Benoni pears at 4 dollars, Maiden Blush and Dutchers at around 4 to 4.50, California lemons 3.15 to 4.00 per case, plums, tomatoes, beans, onions, cucumbers, cabbage, cauliflower, beets, peppers, potatoes, and other produce with varied weights and units, reflecting a wholesale or market catalog.
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Eages
Valencia
Anjon
California
Michigan
Malaga
Butter and Cheese Prices and Poultry Rates From 1944
Butter prices in Elgin 2c, state cream 27c, country 164c per pound. New York full cream 6c, Wisconsin full cream 15 16c, Wis main % cream. Eggs candled 1944c at mark 18c. Poultry live turkeys 10c, ducks 6c, geese 5c, hens 10c, spring chicks 10c, roosters 6c.
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New York
New
Wisconsin
Officers Elected at National Convention of Nights and Ladies
The national convention of the nights and Ladies of Honor elected officers including L. L. Lock e supreme protector and S. W. Watts preme vice-protector. George D. Tait became reme secretary, George A. Byrd preme treasurer, J. R. Lamberton st supreme protector, John D. Nich supreme medical examiner, Mrs. Ian A. E. Harding supreme chap n, H. G. Dillenberg supreme guide, G. Taylor supreme guardian, T. McVey supreme sentinel. el Hathaway Jacob Fishback el Bauman were elected trustees. A theater party was planned for Wednesday evening for reme lodge officers with committee representatives.
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National Convention of the Nights and Ladies of Honor
L. L. Locke
Supreme Protector
S. W. Watts
Preme
George D. Tait
Reme
George A.byrd
J. R. Lamberton
John D. Nich
Ian A. E. Harding
Supreme Chapn
H. G. Dillenberg
Supreme Guide
G. Taylor
Supreme Guardian
Ge T. McVey
Supreme Sentinel
el Hathaway
Jacob Fishback
el Bauman
Reme Lodge
Tax Wagon Returns to Prompt Paying
In recent rounds most people have begun paying taxes promptly rather than having goods carts seized and sent to the treasurer’s office, reversing prior reluctance to settle dues.
Girl Steals Money From Miss Blue In Indiana Juvenile Case
Annie Petery aged thirteen took seven dollars seventy five cents from Miss E Blue and was sent to the Indiana Children's Home society to be returned there by Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court on Wednesday.
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Annie Petery
Miss E. Blue
Indiana Children’'a Home Society
Ge Stubbs
Juvenile Court
Wedday
Man Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide in Chicago
United Press reports Martin Setur aged 54, unemployed, killed his wife and then took his own life in Chicago on September 18. The tragedy ends a domestic dispute with a fatal outcome for both spouses.
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United Press
ICAGO
Martin Setur
Grain market report from Chicago United Press
Chicago grain quotes show December wheat near 99 1/4 cents, May at 105 1/4, with corn and oats modestly higher and hog products down. No. 3 winter wheat around 96 4 cent, No. 3 yellow corn about 63 cent, oats about 61 4 cent, with pork, lard, and ribs prices listed for January to September contracts.
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Chicago
Wheat and Corn Market Prices and Inspections
Grain prices for Wheat Corn and Oats shown with specific grades and billing through rates. Inspections list car counts by grade including No. 2 red wheat No. 2 white corn and various hay timothy clover prairie and rye straw offerings. Totals report cars inspected and grades with no grade and rejected items.
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Timothy
Hay
Prairie
New York Produce Prices Reported by United Press
New York market brief shows Pork Mess at 17.75 and 18.50, Western steam lard spot 9.05, Butter Creamery extra 27 4c to 27c, Eggs White fancy sale Western firsts 22 22 1 2 c, Cheese full cream 1 2 c.
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New York
United Preas
Western Steam
Pittsburg Live Stock Markets Report
Pittsburg Pa September 18 cattle supply light and slow with prime prices from 6.00 to 6.30. Sheep and lambs light supply steady with primes at 5.60 to 5.65 and lambs 5.00 to 7.50. Hogs receipts 10 loads market slow on pigs and active on others with prime heavy hogs at 6.50 and yorkers 6.90 to 7.00.
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United Press
Fittsburg
Cattle and hog prices fall in Chicago trades
Chicago reports cattle receipts around 20 000 with prices for prime beef from 5 50 to 7 15 and cows to 5 50, hogs up to 6 55, and sheep volumes near 32 000 with native and western lambs and sheep trading between 3 00 and 7 50, reflecting a mixed market across cattle hogs and sheep.
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United Press
Chicago
Suit Against Union Over Representation At International Convention
A lawsuit filed Wednesday seeks an injunction and mandamus to curb four men claiming to be official representatives of New York City union No. 49 to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers convention in Indianapolis. Plaintiffs Timothy McCarthy John W Johnson Edward Jackson and Patrick Flynn allege improper selection by Union officers Frank M Ryan Joseph J McNamara Jeremiah McCarthy Harry Ferguson Robert B Davidson and Frank Webb. The unincorporated union has about 20000 members and the New York unit is entitled to four delegates under the constitution.
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Timothy McCarthy
John W. Johnson
Edward Jackson
Patrick Flynn
Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
Joseph J. McNamara
Jeremiah McCarthy
Harry Ferguson
Robert B. Davidson
Frank Webb
New York
Iron Workers Vote to Continue Strike at Orpheum Hall
At the Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers convention in Orpheum hall on Wednesday, members voted practically unanimously to continue the two year old strike against the National Association of Erectors. The dispute grew from contractors operating on an open shop basis.
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Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Orpheum Hall
National Association of Erectors
Bourbon Banking Company Incorporated in Bourbon
Articles filed show Bourbon Banking Company of Bourbon with $30,000 capital, B. W. Parks as president and C. M. Parks as cashier. DeWolf White & Co. of Marion with $5,000 capital, directors L. T. DeWolf J. M. White and Elizabeth F. Lenfestey.
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The
Bourbon Banking Company
Bourbon
B. W. Parks
C. M. Parks
Women Plan Tag Day Drive for Methodist Hospital Fund
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Indianapolis district pledges to raise one dollar per member for the Indiana State hospital project. On October 9, about 600 workers will canvass the city, each donor wearing a tag noting their contribution. The drive aims to raise about $1,500 in one day as the hospital seeks $40,000 total. the opening is set for Thanksgiving Day.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Indianapolis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana
Methodist Hospital
C. E. Wesley
J. B. Cost
O. B. Sandefur
W. Lawrence
A. H. DeLong
Oklahoma Women Active at Polls Highlight Prohibition
Oklahoma returns from Sept 18 indicate ratification of the constitution by a large margin. Democrat Cy ONL Haskell leads for governor as statewide prohibition appears to carry. Republican Gov. Frantz seeks reelection. Prohibitionists dominated election day with women, children, and marches, white ribbons, and temperance cheers in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cy Onl Haskell
Frantz
Bonds Forfeited In Forgery Case
Theodore F. Douka and Ganis Herghier failed to appear in criminal court to answer forgery charges and their bonds were forfeited.
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Theodore F. Douka
Ganis Herghier
Indiana state farm sale funds hospital project near Madison
The state sold an apple crop from the land where the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane is being built near Madison to a Lafayette firm for 2600. Col Fred Gemmer looks forward to about 3500 bushels from his Williamsport farm. Stella Myers returns from a Madison vacation. John C Haines of Rockport is ill at Denison hotel. W D Wilson requests use of state fair grounds for an old soldiers basket picnic on Oct 2.
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Indiana
Southeastern Hospital For the
Madison
Lafayette
Fred Gemmer
Williamsport
John C. Haines
Rockport
State Board of Agriculture
Denison Hotel
W. D. Wilson
Cifries Downing
Love and race attitudes across law and drugs debate
The article discusses racial attitudes and calls for stringent drug laws, criticizing illicit cocaine sales under patent medicine pretenses. It contrasts black people’s alleged savagery with the need for state conscience, notes sensational crimes and public interest cases, and cites Indiana legislative action as a benchmark for reform.
Bonaparte Defends Punishment and Clemency Limits
U S Attorney General Bonaparte spoke at the National Prison Congress in Chicago detailing the purpose of punishment to secure obedience, the limits of reformation arguments, and four grounds for clemency. He urged reforms in penal methods, discussed the pardon power, and warned against abuse of prosecutorial immunity and state evidence practices.
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Chicago
U. S
Bonaparte
National Prison Congress
Political maneuvering under scrutiny in Indiana race
The piece details Jim Watson’s bid for governor amid machine politics and rival factions. It cites concerns from Ed Haas and Goodwine supporters, Crumpacker’s possible Senate run, Fairbanks delegates, and Durbin’s GOP ambitions, all signaling party tension and strategic jockeying in Indiana.
Eight Men Accused of Conspiring to Defraud State in Capitol Project
Warrants issued in Harrisburg at Attorney General Todd's request for John H. Sanderson, architect Joseph M. Huston, Congressman H Burd Cassell, George F. Payne, Charles J. Vetter, James M. Shumaker, W L Mathues, and William P. Snyder on 30 counts of conspiracy to cheat the commonwealth in the erection and furnishing of the capitol. Additional warrants for Frank Irvine, Stanford B. Lewis, A Wallace Boileau, Charles L. Kinsman, John D. Neiderer, and George K. Storm bring total to 14.
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Seph M. Huston
H. Burd Cassell
Pennsylvania Construction Company
George F. Payne
Charles J. Vetter
Payne
James M. Shumaker
W. L. Mathues
William P. Snyder
Commonwealth
Frank Irvine
Snyder
Stanford B. Lewis
Huston
A. Wallace Boileau
Pennsylvania Branze Company
Charles Ll. Kinsman
John D. Neiderer
George K. Storm
Pennsylvania Bronze Company
City Births and Marriages Reported in Local Records
City births list multiple families with addresses and newborns including girls and boys. Notable entries include Henry C. and Emma Denker's girl at 175 Lockwood, Robert and Maude Owens's boy at 303 Martindale, and several other birth notices with varied street addresses. The section also lists marriages such as Grover C. Montgomery to Ethel May Hon and Isaac E. Brown to Ida Brown, followed by a lengthy article detailing hospital cases and illnesses alongside a series of property transactions and church donations.
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Henry C
Emma Denker
Lockwood St
Robert and Maude Owens
Martindale
Ze R
Laura Gray
River-ave
Cas
Ethel Berkshire
Jackson
B. F
Elizabeth Teel
S. Eastst
Robert W
Pearl Brocket
Tremont-ave
Perry L
Lela R. Clare
Harding-st
William and
Dora Dukes
Wenderlave
Nora Copere
W. Washington-st
Earl and
Mammie Goodhere
E. Walnut St
Grover C. Montgomery
Ethel May
Isaac E. Brown
Ida Brown
Sem Coward
Julia Barnett
James Roberts
Birdie L. Barnett
Thomas F. Lyons
Anna B. Weir
Harry R. Carver
Minnie M. Wiest
William C. Jerrell
Myrtle EB. Hogan
George Schnurr
Amelia
Reinders
Wiley L. Osboro
Mary E. Welch
Thomas Cohee
Effie Holbrook
Harry H. Heinrichs
Bessie Ogle
Frank
Indiana express firms face charges over free delivery law
The Indiana Railroad Commission opened hearings into alleged discrimination and rate practices by express companies. Witnesses testified free delivery limits and outside charges, noting some consignees paid, others refused, while transfer firms handled out of area deliveries. Officials from Ohio joined to share insights for a forthcoming Ohio hearing.
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W. C. Burlingame
American Express Company
South Bend
Indiana
O. E. Ludwig
Consignees
G. W. Schack
Fort Wayne
Indiana Railroad Commission
H. D. Mannington
J. C. Morris
O. ©. Gobhlin
Ohio Commission
Indiana Commission
Ohio
Roosevelt to unveil draft message on reform agenda
Special to The Sun reports President Roosevelt returning to Washington with a preliminary draft of his annual message to Congress. Cabinet arrivals, a briefing on railroad and corporate reforms, and five speeches for the Mississippi river trip are outlined as key components of the plan. The piece notes calls for strong federal supervision of interstate railroads, criminal prosecution for improper railroad spending, and potential announcements on Harriman, while reinforcing Taft as the chosen liaison for advancing the president's policies. It also discusses proposed accident compensation legislation, a national inheritance tax, and the timing of tax and tariff actions in Congress.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Provincetown
Mass
Harriman
Bonaparte
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Congress
Taft
Washington
Conetess
Have College Scrap Staged Capture of Freshmen by Sophomores
Thirty sophomores led by Captain Cook captured and chained forty two freshmen in a noon procession along Washington Street and the Circle, later serving refreshments at English's cafe. Seven freshmen were initially seized, while the others were lured from a hiding place at the interurban freight depot by sophomores using a stratagem.
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Cook
Washington St
Demurrer Filed In County Clerk Fees Case
A demurrer was filed by Cibb and Denny, county counsel, Wednesday in superior court in the case of W E Davis former county clerk who is trying to recover fees said to be due him for services rendered while in that office.
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Cibb &. Denny
Superior Court
W. E. Davis
Pierson Named Administrator in Matlock Estate
Judge Merle N A Walker appointed Joseph Pierson as administrator of the estate of Lewis Matlock after Matlock was killed by a train at Valley Mills on a Wednesday. The action formalizes control of Matlock assets and settlement plans follow in probate proceedings.
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Pittsburg
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
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Women of Missionary Society
Methodist
State Hospital
Methodists of
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Oklahoma
Crats
Haskell
Capitol Chat
Rhodius
Hague
Co. W. Miller
Taylor
Goodwin
Hugh Miller
Watson
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
George Cox
Fairbanks
George Cromer
Charley Hernly
Jim Watson
Harry Starr
Ed Haas
Richmond
Jim
Haas
Statehouse
E. D. Crumpacker
Tenth
House
Crumpacker
Fremont Goodwine
J. G. Cannon
Goodwine
Dan Reid
Valparaiso
Hemenway
United States Senate
W. T. Durbin
Fremont ‘Goodwine
United States
Durbin
Lharge
Cassell
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the Capitol
Harrisburg
Todd
John H. Sanderson
Jerry Shay
City
Blackford
Celia Smith
Seventeenth -St
Joseph Victor Loch
Newman St
John Roby
Marion County
Yandes St
John W. Jones
Bradshaw St
Lawrence Heath Shaw
Butlerave
Daisy L. Nelso
Michigan St
Margaret M. Gaffney
First Christian Church
Martindale Ave
W.A. Sider
Garfield
George M. Smith, Jr
Jennings Brothers
Deloss-st
F. Doll
Lawrence-st
Herman Barnhorst
Roach-st
William Haas
Clifton-st
J. E. Brown
Twenty-ninth St
Cc. N. Thompson
Eugene-st
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Eliza J. Vaught
Missouri-st
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MR. Taft
Will
Demurrer
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