Dodge Brothers stock debut lifts market optimism
Opening trading shows light activity with the premier listing of Dodge Brothers preferred stock adding a 3 point premium over its 100 offering price. Despite mixed moves, industries show buying signals while rails sag and carriers dip on ongoing weakness in Pennsylvania and other majors.
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United Press New York
Dodge Brothers Preferred
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Rock Island
Reading
Dodge Brothers
International Nickel
Morgan Interests
Dodge Brothers Inc issues 850000 shares of preferred stock
The new Dodge Brothers Inc raises 850000 shares of seven percent preferred stock to take over the Dodge Motor Company. Books closed after over subscription. shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange at opening near 103.25. Debenture bonds totaling 75 million dollars to be offered Monday.
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New York
New
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dodge Motor Company
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Markets Echo Grain And Poultry Prices Across Cities
The report details price quotes for poultry including fowls 22-23 cents, ducks 32-35 cents, geese 19-22 cents, and turkeys 28-38 cents in Cleveland and Chicago. Butter and cheese rates show creamery butter around 40-44 cents, while potatoes in New York and Michigan are listed at about 1.50 to 1.80 per pound. Local and regional variations appear alongside New York and Chicago market data.
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Egge
Obbingeneral
Iocianapoli
Springera
New York
Isconsin
Nenschatel
Cleveland
Ohio
Nash
Petoskey i
Jon
Chicago
Americas
Wisconsin
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Midwest
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Pacific
Fruit and vegetable prices listed in mixed commodities
A legacy style market listing shows assorted fruits and vegetables with prices. Items include Baldwin apples at various prices, wine sap varieties, cranberries, oranges, box cranberries, peaches, lemons, citrus, and multiple regional vegetables with price points and units such as crates bushels and lots for sale.
Hog and cattle prices ease amid weak demand and slow trades
Hog market falls 5 to 15 cents as demand skims along with holiday lull. Receipts about 4000 hogs and 900 calves. hogs mostly at 13.55 with few at 13.60, sows around 12.12.5, pigs 10 to 13.50. Cattle steady with good to choice steers 9.50 to 11, yearlings 10.50 to 14.50, cows 4.50 to 8. Veals 7 to 12.50. Sheep and lambs small, spring lambs 18 to 19, wool lambs 12 to 12.50. Demand fair to strong for stock sheep and lambs.
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Tre
Seeees
Chicago
Arish
Cleveland
East ST. Louis
Otpacke Oiecennne
East Buffalo
City manager petition drive gains speed and voices split
Speedy petition circulation continues as a city manager reform movement mobilizes workers across businesses and community groups. Leaders insist the law’s effectiveness, while critics question potential political impact and governance outcomes.
Wheat Leader in Grain Upset
Grains recovered from a slump with an opening and close higher. Wheat led the reversal as profit taking hit recent buyers while rains blessed much of the winter wheat belt. Corn weakened on wheat weakness, oats fell with others, and provisions saw scattered liquidation.
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Bu United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Chicago Grain Table Snapshot May 7 Markets
Grain prices show mixed activity with corn trading around 1.03 to 1.28 per unit and oats near 0.40 to 0.49. Wheat futures display modest gains while soybeans and rye appear steady, reflecting early trading shifts and volume in the Chicago market.
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Carey
Eit
Price list for gasolines and fuels with tax notes
A historical price table lists various gasoline brands such as Red Crown Energee Puroi Diamond Crystal and Bright Light with cents per gallon figures. It also shows furnace oil Standolind and other heats with tax mentions and regional pricing details.
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Sinclair
E. Keene
Sullivan Fund Unused From 1925 Mine Disaster Relief
State auditor records show a $10,000 Sullivan mine disaster relief fund with administration by Governor Jackson remains unspent. If unneeded, the money will revert to the general fund in two years, while a separate $50,000 European fowl plague appropriation has seen about $12,000 used.
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Sullivan Mine
Jackson
Notable Infant and Adults Die in City Hospitals
A rapid list of deaths including Betty Jane Dye seven months at city hospital from lobar pneumonia and Ida Scrogin forty seven at city hospital from lobar pneumonia. Others include Wanda Slater six at Riley Hospital from cerebral hemorrhage and Henry Bell forty two from carcinoma at 915 Fayette.
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Ehlers
Ewing
Betty Jane Dye
City Hospital
Lobar
Ida Scrogin
Wanda Slater
Riley Hospital
Henry Bell
Fayette
Martha M. Flags
Salem
May Henrietta Pusrstenbere
Tg Carcinomietman
Methodist Hospital
Natiliam
Giezendanser
W. Thirtie
Wham Co
Parker
Central Indiana
Ospital
Arthur John Sutherland
Sears
Foreman Ovale
Wiliam Krill
N. Wallace
Caswell Messer
Douglass
John
Mount
Cui Bingham
Retail Fish Prices Ocean Varieties Boston
A list of seafood prices across species with prices per pound, per dozen, or per quart. Includes haddock halibut red salmon cod pompano bluefish Spanish mackerel snapper oysters and clams as well as lake river fish like whitefish trout perch catfish and bass.
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Boston
Maine
Building Permits Aplenty In City Listings
A long list of building permits covers residences and commercial spaces across the city. Entries include Bertha Thornmeyer for a garage at 93 Butler and multiple dwellings, outbuildings, reroofs, and renovations on Guilford, Broad Avenue, Garfield, and N Temple. Companies named include L. Strauss & Co and the American Round Company with various projects valued up to $14,600.
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Bertha Thornmeyer
Butler
Nova
Beckwith
Guilford
Aesone Beckwith
American Roun Company
Ralston
A. Blake
Einen
S. Noble
M. Grosskopf
Bellefontaine
Harry Dynes
Garfield
M- F. Greene
Woodland
J. M. Williamson
Broaday
Ick Kerz Poneeur
College
Coer Hauger
Buckle
L. Strauss& Co
K. of P. Lodge
Pennsylvania
Coburn Warehouse
W. Sree
al Hornstein
A. Cornelia
Noble
Ection Dolan
N. Bradey
J. “Dolan
N. Bradley
Sob Bracken
Prookside
Anne Spooky
Whittier
Flora Agnes
E. Tenth
Oflora Agnes
Sonnet Sullivan
S. Arsenal
Lot
Development Company
N. Denny
Smelser
Beecher
A. Pareplace
Washeeabon Rosiergant
Searen Seiloff
Jos Sale Rialty Company
Deea A. Lynch
N. Temple
Soises
A. Lynch
Kk. Quillen
Rowland
Emma Mullen
Emerson
Soppeee
Graves
Kelly
Bridges & Graves
Broadway
S. State
R. B. Moore Company
Central
C. Perry
N. Riley
Sliger
Alabama
Aenin G. Wysong
Reissoggeree
Morphyr
Congress
John
Bett
Ward H. Vornhider
Gpcetone
EB. Richey
River
Hale
Treadway
Indianapolis Light and Ace Company
Tinglend
L. Ch
S. Ranaolpin
Peterman
WN. Wallace
F. Croft
N. Ritter
Merle Williams
Somerset
E. L. Brown
Move
Orange
Boulevard District
Reed
Fred de Wesco
Ee Wreics
N. Sherman
Amo Gadtes
Livestock Market Reports Across Multiple Cities
Cattle receipts vary with uneven demand in Chicago Cleveland and East St. Louis. Prices show heavies up to 11 13 dollars for good steers yearlings and calves while hogs move between 12 and 14 dollars with packing sows steady. Sheep and lamb values mixed with dull demand and lower bids across the board.
Marriage Licenses Report With Names and Addresses
A list of marriage licenses shows individuals and partners with ages and street addresses. Among them are Elmer Stoddard and Nida Neburg both of 710 E New York, Arthur Warren Finney 36 of 928 Fletcher and Blanche Reid 18 of 1833 Ingram, plus multiple other couples and occupations listed across various addresses.
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Elmer Stoddard
New York
Nida Neburg
Newark
Arthur Warren Finney
Fletcher
Bertha I. Hettel
Arthur Carmonts Polston
Akron
Ohio
Blanche E. Reid
Ingram
Thomas Harvey
Alvord
Cook
Parker
John C. Wiliams
Minnie Booth
Ogden
John Thalman
Beulah Jackson
N. Pine
Carl Ray Shaw
McPherson
Viola Fern Campton
Montcalm
Raymond B. Neville
Lexington
Man
Christine Hendricks
Births List of Families in Local Hospitals
Birth announcements list numerous newborn girls and boys with family names and addresses in city and surrounding areas. Notable entries include children of the Jones, Taylor, Hicks, Lawson, and Brown households, among others, with hospitals and churches referenced.
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Pad Ranioe Op Downing
Gofley 'Wen“Afelvin
Gaye Alhert
Ailan
Blanche Jarrett
William Ruby Hill
Creering
Ruth Falvey
Chartea
Dorothy Castigan
Bowi
Regina Heaps
Evelyn Taylor
Methodist
Hoe
Mildred McMeans
Agrison 8
Glenethel Thursh
Metho OS Ene
Frieda Miles
Methodist Hospital
Byron
A Howers
Christian Holme Woods
Shelen
Cora Caldwell
Gertrude Hicks
Margaret Haynes
City
Mabel Glendenning
Smith
Bognital
Lawson
William and Sharp
Long Hosett
Nellie Duffield
Clara Werntz
Long Hospital
Selah Kime
Joseph
Anna Forestal
Fletcher
Evereit
Emma Ehlers
Ewing
Margaret Howes
Daniél
Minnie Collins
S. Hard- Rudolph
Bertha Wagner
Park- Wilbur
Marietta Buchanan
Marie Mennel
E. & Warren
Sanders
W. Ten Hoos Wiliam
Margaret Coons
Methodist Ta Hi
Lillian Barker
Christian Maihael
Salva Nicoloff
Christian cClennon
Ruth Cox
W. Elev
Claude
Myrtle Sutter
N. Michels
Ton Tem
Bertha Gabbard
Ful- Earle
Arse Biggerstaff
Easter Outfit Prices Show Range for Men on Easter
An advertisement lists Easter attire costs from 60 to 275 dollars, detailing outfits for a conservative look and a flamboyant “sheik of sheiks.” It cites examples like a knit topcoat and worsted suit, with totals around 60.45 and 270 dollars, claiming these reflect average rather than extreme limits.
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C. H. Rhoades
L. Strauss and Company
Alleged Humorists in 30 Year Relapse
Westbrook Pegler reports from New York with Donald Ogden Stewart who muses on the moving pictures, radio, and prohibition. The conversation covers cinema potential, education use of newsreels, jokes about Chaplin, and skepticism toward war with Spain.
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Westbrook Pegler
United Press
New York
Donald Ogden Stewart
Hollywood
Cal
Mr. Stewart
Mayor Hylan
Stewart
Kaplan
Chaplin
Josh Billings
Bill Nye
Petroleum V
Carrie Nation
Spain
Hollywood Ballyhoo Tours Meet Public Backlash
Hollywood sightseers swarm Beverly Hills as buses tour movie stars homes. Guides name celebs like Fluffy Bryties and Will Rogers while fans snap photos and exclaim at the glamour. Officials say complaints against the practice push authorities to curb the tours.
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Hollywood
Cal
Beverly Hills
Fluffy Bryties
Silver Screen
Douglas
Will Rogers
Will
Erte Oe Coats
Surrender of Lee Remembered by Indiana Veterans
Veterans recalling the Civil War surrender at Appomattox compare then and now. They speak of burying comrades, celebrating Lincoln's death, and a spirit of neighborliness with Confederate troops. The piece reflects on aging soldiers, memories, and a life moved on from war to present daily games.
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Appomattox
Sanders
Lincoln
J. T. Garard
N. Tuxedo St
Raleigh
North Carolina
12Th Indiana Regiment
James F. Bird
Harrison St
20Th Indiana
Grant
Meade
Lee
Jimmie Johnstone receives new foot in landmark operations
In Atlanta on April 10, 19xx, a 9 year old, Jimmie Johnstone, after a trolley car crash, gains a new right foot grafted from his mangled leg. The procedure, performed in stages, created a working foot by grafting flesh and tissue from the damaged limb, with the operation later reattempted and declared a success.
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Atlanta
Jimmie Johnstone
Jimmie
William Johnstone
St. Petersburg
Fla
Women save $3222 in Switzerland County project
Women of Switzerland County joined a Purdue University extension program saving 3222 dollars on 1532 garments. The project led by Mrs. Florence Cotton and Miss Meta Martin reached 234 participants with home tailoring demonstrations and lectures in domestic science.
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United Presa Vevay
Ind
Switzerland
Purdue University
Florence Cotton
Vevay Club
Beall
Meta Martin
Home Economics Extension
University
Business revival boosts Terre Haute railroad shops work
Terre Haute reports a boost in shipping industry as eighty new workers are hired at the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad car shops. Several workers were previously laid off and a need for handling stone and gravel loading has risen. A note mentions fortune telling is illegal in Indiana under a 1917 law.
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Meyer-Kiser Bank
Morris BE
Floyd
Esterline
Esterline Angus Company
Winfield Miller
Lawrence Alexander
Agnes St
Alexander
John F. White
Lillian Hoover
Wallace Ave
Lula Jordan
E. Raymond St
Women's Good Citizenship League
Alice Free
Sterling St
Sne
Hoover
Paul Hitch
Duvall
Mayor
White
Jordan
Bu United Presa
Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
C. H. Buford
Indiana
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