Stocks Open Higher as Short Covering Supports Market
United Press reports a firmer early tone in New York trading with K M and T stock down while Reading rose about four percent. Large blocks of Steel and Copper shorts covered, boosting several issues though Colorado Fuel and Iron lagged. Government bonds held steady as trading slowed at noon.
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United Press
York
K. M
Northern
Louisville
Colorado
Shorts
Steel Comon
Preferred
Live Stock Prices In Indianapolis Market Report
Receipts about 2000 head including hogs, cattle, sheep and calves. Hog prices steady to firm with highs near 7.00 dollars, cattle and lambs mostly steady. steers range 900 to 1,550 pounds with varied 5.50 to 6.00 dollars per hundredweight. Heifers cows and calves listed with typical Midwest market spreads. calves and hogs show mixed demand and price spread.
Chicago Livestock Markets Report Receipts and Prices
Chicago market data shows cattle receipts around 1,000, Beves at 5.45 to 7B, hogs 23,600 with light at 6.09 to 6.75, mixed at 6.15 to 7.00, heavy up to 6.87, pigs 5.30 to 6.50, sheep receipts 35,000 with native and western lambs at 4.75 to 7.30, cattle and hog classes vary by grade.
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Chicago
Market Report Chicago Egg and Dairy Prices
Chicago market update lists Eggs Extras at 23 4 in cents per dozen prime firsts 21 6 Butter Creamery extra 28 lg c Cheese Twins 124 4 G1246 cents Young cas 14 c Live poultry Turks 13 c spring chicks 12 c ducks 101 4 11 c geese per dozen 5.00 7.00 noting varied quotations for farm products and poultry items.
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Chicago
Farm Feed Prices and Grain Rates Snapshot
A sale listing shows Corn at 9.00 and 10.00 for different lots, Oats at 9.00 to 10.00, shelled varieties 47 to 49 cents, Straw at 1.00 to 1.50, Hay Clover at 13.00 to 14.00, mixed hay 15.00 to 15.60, with new hay 16.00 to 18.00 per unit. Prices reflect bulk agricultural commodities.
Brother Sues Brother Over Half Interest in Family Company
In Superior Court No 4 John R Stiegelmeyer sues his brother John Edward Stiegelmeyer claiming a half interest in a company formed by Edward with about $20000 capital stock. Edward is an inventor of a device preventing a locomotive engineer from passing a stop signal. R alleges he perfected the device and helped obtain the patent. He seeks equal ownership.
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John R. Stiegelmeyer
John Edward Stiegelmeyer
John Edward
John R
Judge Denies Divorce Over Cabbage and Potatoes Faults
Judge Vincen Carter rejects William Butler's divorce from Belle Butler citing petty faults such as too much water in cabbage and potatoes baked too brown. The court finds in favor of the wife, stating no grounds under divorce law justify the separation.
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Vincen Carter
William Butler
Belle Butler
Pillaged by Japs Report From Alaska Village Looted by Sealers
A United Press report to U S Consul Smith says Japanese sealers plundered a Kodiak island village near Litak Bay. Captain Munro of the schooner Casey reported to Vancouver officials after visiting the bay for water. Russian priests claim the Spee schooner crew landed and looted the area.
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United Presse
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Litak Bay
Kodiak Island
United States
Smith
Vancouver
Munro
Casey
Munro i
Spee
Grain and pork prices update from Chicago market
Chicago market report shows September wheat up with December and May bids near 9c and $1.05 respectively. Corn moves higher with December at 58 cents and May around 59 to 60 cents. Oats firm with September at 52 to 54 cents and January pork at $15.37, lard $8.85, ribs $8.02.
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United Press
Chicago
Grain Market Report with Mixed Prices and Inspections
Wheat steady with No 2 red prices up to 96 percent through billing. No 1 rejected at 14 cents. Corn steady with No 2 white around 64 cents. mixed varieties also listed. Oats steady near 50 to 52 cents. Hay values shown for timothy, clover, prairie and various straw types. Inspections cite car counts for red, white, yellow and mixed grains with several grades rejected or ungraded.
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Timothy
Hay
New York Produce Prices and Poultry Rates
New York market report dated September 30 lists pork durable goods at 16.75 to 17.50 per cwt, lard spot at 9.20 to 9.30, dressed poultry with turkeys at 12 1b, chickens 11 24c, ducks 10 11bc. Butter values show creamery extra at 2c, firsts 24 to 28 c, dairy tubs 3c, factory firsts 8 Btéc. Eggs quoted white fancy 30 to 32c, mixed fancy 22 to 23 c, cheese full cream 14 to 16c.
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New York
United Press
Girl Dies Suddenly in Indiana at Uncle's Home
Virginia R. Smith, 19, of Hagerstown, Indiana, visiting her uncle Stanley W. Smith of 524 Prospect, died Monday morning after waking with a headache. An autopsy will be held. death may be due to poison. She was the daughter of John Smith.
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Virginia R. Smith
Hagerstown
Ind
Stanley W. Smith
Prospect Sr
Miss Smith
John Smith
Bishop of London Greeted at Washington Cathedral Cornerstone Laying
President Roosevelt introduces Rt. Rev. A F Winnington Ingram bishop of London to American crowds at the cornerstone ceremony for the Episcopal Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Washington D C. The event, tied to the Brotherhood of St Andrews gathering, draws 20 000 to 36 000 attendees and features Justice Fuller and other dignitaries.
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Sun
Washington
Roosevelt
A. F. Winnington Ingram
London
America
Saints Peter>é Paul
the Brotherhood of St. Andrews
Bishop Ingram
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Brewer
Navy
Metcalf
Interior
Garfield
Rixey
J. P. Morgan
Finley
Southern Railway
Needham
George Washington University
District of Columbia
Des Moines Cruiser Damaged in Collision at Sea
In a gale off Provincetown Mass the cruiser Des Moines of Admiral Evans fleet was struck by the refrigerator ship Galcier and ripped a hole in her side. The Galcier drifted ashore after the collision and a steam launch plus several small boats were lost. two sailors drowned, one from Ohio and one from Minnesota.
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Provincetown
Mass
Des Moines
Crushed by auto kills Harrisburg man in Pittsburgh crash
One man is dead and four injured after an auto accident near a curve in Pittsburgh. George E. Cooper, 35, of Harrisburg, died after being buried under the car. Injured include James A. Clark a county commissioner from Pittsburgh. John Giller and Charles B. Lessing from Harrisburg. and John Schuleck of Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg
George E. Cooper
Harrisburg
James A. Clark
John Giller
Charles B. Lessing
John Schuleck
Cooper
West Penn Hospital
Denny Declines Candidacy for Congressional Nomination
Caleb S. Denny has refused to be a candidate for the Republican nomination for congress, citing his heavy law practice and family desires. Voters express dissatisfaction with Jesse Overstreet, and talks mention another man being sought to oppose Overstreet.
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Congress
Caleb S. Denny
Jesse Overstreet
Denny
Overstreet
Harry Hall Dies Sudden Heart Failure at Home
Harry Hall, a 43 year old cigar salesman, died suddenly Monday morning at 130 West Michigan Street from heart failure after a rheumatic illness. His brother is Bicycle Officer Elmer Hall who rushed to his side but arrived too late. one sister survives.
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Harry Hall
Michigan St
Mr. Hall
Elmer Hall
City chief moves to shut down Chicago gambling undergrand jury probe
State's attorney Healy opened grand jury inquiries into Chicago poolrooms policy rings and betting operations. He named Bell Telephone executives and gambling leaders as witnesses and signaled possible action to revoke the Bell exchange license at Forrest Park while promising immunity to informants.
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Chicago
Healy
Cook County Grand Jury
S. C. Larned
A. C. Ramsey
Bell Telephone Company
F. T. White
John Rogers
Organized gang of thieves loots Burlington freight cars
Special to The Sun from Omaha reports a systematic plundering of freight cars on the Chicago to Denver line. An organized gang of Italian laborers employed on the road is blamed for the thefts, with many discharged recently. Ashland, Nebraska, yielded 65 pairs of blankets among the recovered plunder.
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Neb
Burlington
Chicago
Denver
Ashland
First burglary under new Marion law lands 18 year old in prison
Judge Pritchard sentences Lee Stellar, 18, to 10 to 24 years in the penitentiary for burglary the first conviction under Marion county’s new law. Stellar attempted to shoot Detective Otto Simon in a millinery store last June. the revolver misfired and Simon fired, wounding Stellar lightly. Detective Slate aided in the capture as Stellar tried to flee. second burglary conviction carries 2 to 30 years.
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Pritchard
Criminal Court
Lee
Stellar
Otto Simon
Simon
Samuel Whitman
S. Ilinoisst
Henry Slate
Slate
Keeping Lid Down Forces Saloonkeepers to Plead Guilty
Day three of the lid law saw fewer liquor violations. Police arrested ten saloonkeepers, all pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars plus costs. Malachi Kelley, with a W Washington street saloon, had its case postponed. Others named include Jones, White, Miller, Schier, Reagan, Hurley, Clark, Hechinger, and Lehrmann with various addresses.
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Bookwalter
Malachi Kelley
W. Washington St
Robert Jones
Concord-st
Ora White
Roosevelt-ave
William 8. Miller
West-sts
Joan Schier
W. Tenth-st
Robert Reagan
N. Senate-ave
R. C. Hurley
Shepard-st
Charles Clark
West-st
Mike Hechinger
Megidian-st
William Lehrmann
Southeastern-ave
Telegraphers Union chief summons President Small
Secretary Russell of the Telegraphers union sent President Small from Washington to Chicago to be at his wife’s side as she lies critically ill at a local hospital.
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United Press
Chicago
Russell
the Telegraphers’ Union
Small
Washington
Stolen Jewels Reported From Social Leader Home
St. Louis police were informed by Mrs. 4H Chouten Dyer that thieves stole jewels valued at 87 000 from her residence. The incident was reported on September 30.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Chouten Dyer
City Record for a Day Births
A list of births and medical notices from a city record listing new infants with parent addresses and multiple patient conditions or hospital notes. Names include Frederick J Adams and Mary Adams with newborns and other families. also notes on patients with illnesses and hospital details.
Rumor of Mutiny Rumors Sweep Sevastopol Fleet
Rumors spread in Sevastopol on September 30 that a bloody mutiny may be underway in the war fleet near the port. Officials offered no confirmation while reports say many officers may have been slain, following an earlier attempt by three terrorists to incite revolt in the barracks.
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Sevastopol
Gorky’s Book Confiscated in Germany and Russia
Maxim Gorky accuses America of immorality in his new novel Mother. The work, published in Leipsk and Moscow, defends free love and details his relationship with a non wife partner. Censors in Leipsk and Moscow confiscate the book as a public morals menace, threatening circulation unless passages are omitted.
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United Press
Berlin
America
Maxim Gorky
Leipsk
Moscow
Gorky
United States
Letpskc
Meteor Limited Train Plunges From Embankment Near Dixon
Train No. 10 the Meteor from Fort Worth and Oklahoma City leaped a sharp curve near Dixon Missouri and plunged down a high embankment. Two men died and fifteen were injured as the engine and seven coaches rolled and caught fire. Dead are Frank E Crissey and Fred Chambers. Dying and injured were taken to Newburg while six surgeons rushed from St Louis.
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Oklahoma City
Dixon
Frank E. Crissey
Fred Chambers
Newburg
Gale
St. Louis
Capt Carter Appointed Consulting Engineer for East Florida Coast Railway
Capt Ober Yin M. Carter, previously sentenced to five years in Leavenworth for conspiring to defraud the government, has been named consulting engineer of the East Florida Coast railway at a large salary. He is in Chicago and will join the Miami to Key West extension project.
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United Press
Savannah
Ober- Yin M. Carter
Leavenworth
Kas
Greene
Gaynor
East Florida Coast Railway
Chicago
Miami
Key West
Kellogg to Resume Probe of Standard Oil Suit
F B Kellogg the federal official overseeing the Standard Oil case said he has no plan to summon Henry M Flagler to obtain books in the lawsuit to dissolve the parent company He will resume the investigation Thursday at the point where he left off in the prior session.
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United Press
New York
F. B. Kellogg
Henry M. Flagler
Rockefeller's Privy Council
Flagler
Ecllogg
Promoter in Mining Swindle Arrested in Joplin
Maj. H. C. Wilson a mine operator from Indianapolis was arrested in Joplin Missouri and to be returned to Indianapolis by Detective Samuel Gerber. Albert W. Wishard an Indianapolis attorney left for Missouri with requisition papers. The case alleges fraud in selling stock of the Joplin and Cincinnati Mining company Amazon Mining and Lilly Mining schemes with dividends paid from new investors funds.
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Indianapolis
Samuel Gerber
Albert W. Wishard
Sat
Wilson
State Life Building
Joplin and Cincinnati
Amazon Mining Company
Lilly Mining Company
Anderson
South Bend
Joplin, Mex
A. J. O'Reilly
Monon Railroad
Joseph E. Harris
Union Star Line
Robert Wreid
Kingan and Company
Indianapolis pool halls rush to license buy due to city crackdown
Pool and billiard table owners in Indianapolis won license approvals after City Controller Brueiig warned of action. By Monday morning 180 licenses were issued and by noon the total reached 262, signaling stronger enforcement of licensing rules.
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Indianapolis
Brueiig
Burglary at J J Williams Home Yields No Theft
Unknown burglars broke into the residence of J J Williams at 29 Hancock Street Sunday night. The home was ransacked but nothing appeared stolen after a preliminary check. Local police investigated the incident.
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J. J. Williams
Hancock St
Civil Service Examinations Set For October and November
Civil service announcements list exams from Oct 16-17 for scientific assistant in the Department of Agriculture with salaries from 840 to 2000 dollars yearly. An anatomist (male) position at the Army Medical Museum is set for Nov 6-7 with a salary of 1600 dollars annually.
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Army Medical Museum
Coatesville Telephone Exchange Company Comes Into Existence
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state announce the Coatesville Telephone Exchange company based in Coatsville with capital stock of 1500 dollars. Incorporators listed include Jesse Masten H Shannon S Hunt E B Messier S H Hunter D S Bowen and Henry Rosenthal P C Eisen bach Richerd Burke and Adam Wallace.
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Coatsville
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H. Ohannon
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Messier
H. Hunter
Bowen
Henry Rosenthal
P. C. Eisenbach
Richerd Burke
Adam Wallace
Secretary Taft to Speak in Tokyo Banquet Tonight
Secretary of War Taft will address residents at a banquet in his honor in Tokyo hosted by the city and the local chamber of commerce. He calls war talk between Japan and the United States criminal and plans similar remarks at the event. Details of the Taft Terauchi talks remain undisclosed, with no signs of friction in relations.
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Japan
Tokio
Chamber of Commerce
Taft
United States
Terauchi
Rally of the Seventh District Soldiers at State Fair Grounds
A rally for Seventh congressional district soldiers will be at the State fair grounds with a 9 am parade starting at the G A R hall 222 E Maryland St. The event includes a 50 minute concert at 10 am prayers by Rev D R Lucas speeches by Capt W A Ketcham and Rev George D Wolfe a basket dinner and a dress parade by veterans with an afternoon program at 1 30 featuring music and a speech by Hon Daniel Wait Howe.
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State Fair Grounds
G. A. R. Hall
Maryland St
Terminal Station
Www. R. C
Fair Grounds
D. R. Lucas
W. A. Ketcham
George D. Wolfe
Fletcher-place
M. E
Daniel Wait Howe
Brother killed by gun in Lexington fight
James Goddard aged 19 shot and killed his brother Charles Goddard in Lexington yesterday during a dispute with Sam Hunter. The confrontation began as James struck Hunter over the head with a revolver and the pistol discharged, fatally wounding Charles.
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James Goddard
Charles
James
Sam Hunter
Hunter
Charles Goddard
Breach of Promise Suit Involving Malinda Kirkpatrick
Malinda Kirkpatrick, a Booker T. Washington school graduate, sues Walter Bigger for $1,000 claiming breach of promise after he allegedly promised to marry her and then failed to do so. Bigger is described as a property owner in the south.
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Booker T. Washington’s
Walter Bigger
Bigger
South
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