Wall Street stocks tumble as market opens heavy
Reading led by Missouri Pacific and Pennsylvania trends with gains in Southern Pacific at the open while Great Northern and U S Steel show mixed moves. Brokers reported a heavy tone and partial strength after the first hour as government bonds held steady and cattle and hog markets in Chicago saw price shifts.
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Serigpe-Meltacress Association
New York
Reading
Decimen
Mssouri
Wb Curther
U. P
St Pay
Great Northern Neeferred
A. W. Thomson
U. &. Steel
U.S Steel Pd
Missouri Pac
Penn
Jay Ay Phila
Hma Ay
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Market Notes
Cincinnati market report lists cattle, hogs, and sheep prices with varying lots and extras. Includes wheat and hay inspections, mixed feeds, and carrier tonnage notes. Chicago and New York price echoes appear for dairy, poultry, and produce segments.
Wagon Market Prices For Timothy Hay And Feed
Market notice lists Timothy hay and mixed hay priced at 12 and 18. Clover hay at 10 and 12, Miller hay 50010, Sheaf oats 10, corn price 8, straw 15, shelled oats 30. Includes quantity codes and shorthand figures for farm buyers.
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Timothy Hay
Clover
Miller
Bt Louis Live Stock Market Report Breeds Strong Receipts
Stark uneven cattle receipts at St Louis with steers and heifers around 8 heifers and cows mixed. Texas store cattle move at varied prices. Hog and sheep counts cited with steady to higher tone and lambs quoted near 6 to 7.50 per hundred weight amid duller demand.
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Bt. Louis
Kerippe- Melee Press Association
Blockern
Teenern
Rome
Texan
OWE
Helfer
Indianapolis
Hoss
Bacon
Chaice
Chicago Grain markets open dull as prices slip across boards
Chicago Sept 3 grain prices drift lower at open with wheat and corn under pressure. September wheat 44 with December and May futures showing declines. September corn around 49 to 50. December 43 to 44. Oats mixed with light activity. Local receipts list wheat nine cars and seven for corn.
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Shrippes Motine Preax Association
Chicago
iMac
Sacgaye
Market News Mixed With Shaky Stocks and Livestock Prices
Local securities report shows sluggish trading with few gains as active stocks wobble. Exchange results mixed with minor price changes. livestock markets in Pittsburgh and East Buffalo show slow cattle and hogs receipts, steady to soft prices, and varied dairy and sheep quotes.
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Union Traction Vormman
Indiana Hotel
Parlor Car Service Planned by Big Four Between Indianapolis and Cincinnati
The Big Four will introduce parlor car service on the Indianapolis Cincinnati line starting Monday September 24. The daily 1 PM train including Sundays will add a coach in both directions, with an 8:40 PM Cincinnati to Indianapolis train also equipped for parlor cars. The innovation aims to serve travelers who prefer comfort without paying for a sleeper on the journey ending at 6:86 PM local time.
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Indianapolis
Indianapoli
Cincinnati
Beloves
Indianapolia
Wail plot exposed social grievances from Marion County jail
A letter from inmates in the United States ward at Marion County Jail alleges severe mistreatment. They describe filth, vermin, inadequate bedding, poor lighting, limited medical aid, and rationed meals. They accuse a deputy sheriff of abusive language and demand investigation and reform. Sheriff Sourbier defends conditions as adequate and challenges the letter's claims.
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Yvarinu
Yas Tor
Thi
United States
Sourbler
Perinning
Prisoners Claim Abuse in Ward of County Jail
In a criminal court complaint prisoners allege harsh treatment to escape punishment. Ward visit by McGregor Sun rep uncovers filthy cells and inadequate cleaning while inmates report beatings and forced work. Sheriff Sorder considers measures including garbage can sanitation and cell washing to curb abuses. Judge Alford's inquiry follows the protest.
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Judgne Alford
Plo
Rouzer Wins City Smoke Ordinance Case in Polls Court
Charles Rouser, president of the Dentron Hotel company, won a victory in polls court on Thursday morning. The charge of violating the city smoke distance ordinance was dismissed after Acting Judge Wilkison reviewed contracts showing the company was prepared to abate the smoke. Bowser had been arrested previously, and the case was continued for advisement. E H Eldridge, owner of a Ryami planing mill, pleaded guilty to the same ordinance violation and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Charles Rouser
Dentron Hotel Company
Polles Court
Alsmisett
Pritto Wikicon
Rouser
Smake
Rapennr
Walmsley
Bren
Router
Wilkison
Bowser
Ste
E. H. Eldrider
Ryami
New
Admitted Forgery Suspect J J Evans in Court
James J Evans confessed to a forgery in a City police court case on a Wednesday afternoon. Patrolman Ben Trimpe found forged checks and noted Evans had worked as a solicitor for the Columbia National Bank related firm. Evans was sent to the grand jury Thursday morning under heavy bond.
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James J. Evans
Charles Barnes
W. Maryiindst
Ben Trimpe
Columbia Nationa Bank
Hamilton
CIA Traders’ Company
RIS Traction
Evans
Trimpe
Mana Post
Bryan at Atlanta social reception for Bryan and Mer
Bryan arrived in Atlanta with companions and was greeted by a reception committee led by Lantar Hill of the Young Men's Democratic League. In the afternoon he addressed about 1,100 people at the St Nicholas skating rink.
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Scrippy-senae Frean Aanec
Atlanta
Williand
Bryan
Mer
Tram Hy Va
Lantar Hill
Young Men's Democratic League
Bryan Toke
St. Nicholas
City to Open Campbell Avenue Extension in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works adopts Declaratory Resolution No. 4 7 and schedules a public hearing on October 8 at 10 o’clock a.m. for planned opening and extension of Campbell Avenue from Lowell Avenue to Washington Street in Indianapolis. Readiness to hear remonstrances from interested or affected parties noted.
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Delartmshy
Baar
Indianapolis
Indiana
Board of
Punic’ Works
Trisiannpatis
Tale Ang
Campbell Avenue
Washington Street
Lowell Avenue
Lowell
Board of Public Works of
Saia
Jonday
A. Im. Wald
Herpear
Department OF Public Works
Mente Indiananans
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indianapois
Indiqnannlis
Indiana Avenue
Tebize
Pall Creek
Marsach
Hoosevelt Avenue
Frs
Nouthener
Massachusetts Avenue
Wdld
Depot Streat
Roosevelt Avenue
Haar Ling
Preston C. Trubler
Fred J. Mack
Sears
Incorporations and Director Names for Terre Haute Firms
A compressed notice lists several Terre Haute ventures with capital stock figures and director names. Wadasa Constructing Co. and The Sure Pop Co. report capital stocks of 100000 and 245000 respectively, with listed directors. Also included are The Portland Cement Company and The Sanitary Felting and Ofatiress Company with capital stocks of 150000 and 395000, plus other firms and their boards.
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Wadasa Constructing Company
Terre Haute
Capital
Airectora
William P. Iiama
Fred B Smith
Oscar DB
Gullfail
Sure Pop Company
Hal H, Dranberger
Owen J.thompson
Roland Dronberger
George L. Evans
Charles St. Dronberger
Wolt Lake Portland Cement
Wolt Lake
Capital Stock
Capital Stork
Charles G. Strubler
Rares B. Brndrick
Gr. Harry Miller
John J. Marin
Warren Hill & Co
Etwnart
Public Works Opens Vacating Alley and Opened Streets
Indianapolis Board of Public Works votes on vacating part of First Alley West of East Street and opening Massachusetts Avenue toward Roosevelt Avenue. Notice sets October 1 meeting to hear remonstrances. contractors bid on Indiana Avenue improvements with submission of certified checks.
Public Works plans sidewalk and street improvements in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces the proposed improvements for THIRTIETH STREET, PARKER AVENUE, BLACKFORD STREET, and INDIANAPOLIS AVENUE. Work includes grading, paving with cement, curbing, sidewalks, and drainage. A public hearing is scheduled with details on dates and locations for objections and remonstrances, and plans are on file for review.
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Department OF Public Works Alontcs
Cou
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Tedianapolis
Indisra
Wald Boerd
Thirtieth Streert
Central Avenue
Ponni
Terifice
Ad Ct
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public World Department OF Public
WORF
Court House
Trdiananot
Hershey
Board of Pile Works
Ciy
Indanapolis
Indiana
Marapatis
Rene Nt Parker
Froen
Imouth
Pinerd
Blackford Street
North Street
Indiana Avenue
Indianapolis Avenue
Noth
Pinety
Rarh
Ohetel
Hlete
Crete Fondation
TUKS
Sant
Indianjan
Ter Roart
Portia
Perrone
Linng
Joseph T Elliott
Preston
Trusler
Fred J. Mak
Bosra of Public Works
Public Works Calls Hearing on Assessments in City Improvements
The Board of Public Works lists improvement resolutions approving assessable projects on Oakland and Asbury Avenues and Ringgold and St Clair Streets, with details on grading paving sidewalks and lawns. Notices invite affected property owners to file objections by the specified date and present evidence of benefits or objections.
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Board of Pite Works
Thollannnoba
Sregasat
Teast
Cava
Accu Eentance
Promiail
Foheckhall
Ine
Alanapolis
Indiana
Salina
Board of Public Works
Joseph Ettitt
Preston
Trusler
Fred J) Mack
Panic Works
ST OF Public Worke
Board
Court Toune
Indianapaliz
Ind
Board of Public Worke
Indianapolis
Oakland Avenue
West Side
Washington Street
New York Street
Asbury Street
Cottage Avenue
Minnesota Street
Ringgold Street
Raymond Bytreet
LE Grande Avenue
Carbine
Curtine
Elm Street
Corni
Noble Street
Corm
Shelay Street
ST Clair Street
Smetherslruth
Lake Erie
Westran
Board of Public Works of
Sald Elty
Boil
T Elliott
Prerton C. Truslery
Fred J Mach
Department OF Public
Eton Street
STRER
Tae
Tae Wales
Massachusetts Avenue
Oleear AR Rerth
ST Claim Street
Pratt Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Sal Avenue
Hoproveraeny
Sean
Trerreoctiane
Jen
Nort Street
Armen
Gabe
Fite
Tony
Board of
Pubes Works
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Indiana Union Traction Amy
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Edward Franklin
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