Local Pork Market Holds Steady at Logal Pens
Hog prices at the local stockyards were largely steady with 160 to 200 pound hogs at 9.65 to 9.75 dollars and a top 9.75 in pits. Receipts around 13,000 with 196 holdovers. cattle and veal mixed. sheep steady with lambs 12.50 to 13.00 and lower grades 9 to 12. Chicago hogs 40,000 receipts with direct 3,000 and a slow market around 9.40 to 9.50 for 190 to 250 pounds. Cattle 11,000. sheep 13,000.
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Hogs and cattle prices across multiple markets reported
United Press dispatches from Cincinnati Cleveland Louisville and other hubs show receipts and steady prices for hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs range 7.60 to 11.0 per cwt with various weight classes, calves sold near 14 to 18 dollars, and sheep lambs trading around 10 to 14 dollars for desirable weights.
Contested Indianapolis Council Seat Recount Clears Denker
A recount of 207 voting machines under Circuit Judge Harry Chamberlin's supervision found only a one vote error in precinct 21 of the Tenth ward. Harry C Denker's bid for a four year council term was defeated by George A Henry and Maurice A Tennant by nine forty one votes.
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Cop Slays Superior Police Sergeant on Duty
In Superior Wisconsin a feud between a policeman and a police sergeant ended when Patrolman Benjamin C. Myers shot and killed Police Sergeant Arthur H. Zimmermann while on duty. Zimmermann died in hospital. Myers is charged with murder.
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Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Perry Druschel 38 salesman of 505 East Thirty and Ellen Kervan 31 of Rockie d C Carpenter 26 bookkeeper 2720 West ton and Artie M Gib 19 of the Spink Arms bookkeeper E J McClear 21 of 4824 North of Ware engineer and Mary Henderson 502 North Drexel bookkeeper J Simmons 24 of 1012 Olive Tr and Alberta Hungate 21 of 1610 clerk G Charpie 20 of Louisville engineer L Hinshaw 19 of
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Louisville
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Financial notices include mortgages bonds and dividends
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Chicago Hog and Cattle Markets Show Varied Trading
Chicago and other cities report mixed hog and cattle quotes with large receipts. Hogs price ranges include 130 to 260 pounds at roughly 8.75 to 10.75 per cwt, while cattle and calves show varied selling levels across weight classes and grades. Sheep and lambs move steady to strong with high lambs around 13.25.
Fruit and vegetable prices from commission row listing
A dense list of fruits vegetables with varied prices per box crate bag or hamper. Items include apples oranges lemons grapes grapese Florida California Michigan Wisconsin Idaho and many district prices for 25 to 160 pound lots with per crate bag or hamper figures.
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Indianapolis Traffic Club Dinner Featured By Burlesque Act
Prominent transportation and business executives from Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Minneapolis New York and many cities will attend the Indianapolis Traffic Club annual dinner at the Columbia Club Wednesday night. A burlesque on railway work Even as You and I will feature with Varsity Red Hots providing music and William F Benning president as toastmaster.
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Wheat Prices Rise on Board of Trade Opening
Chicago December 3 Wheat futures climbed as buying momentum from foreign cables pushed prices higher at the opening. Liverpool and Buenos Aires showed strength with small world shipments cited at Liverpool. Corn and oats followed. provisions stayed steady as weather kept farmers cautious and cash interest shifted December oats while May was sold.
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No Hatchet Gift of Cherry Trees To Taft Sparks Debate
At the sixty ninth annual Indiana Horticultural Society convention John N. Dyer of Vincennes charged that cherry trees given to President Taft on the White House mall bred the Oriental fruit moth. He urged a congressional appropriation to combat the pest and warned fruit growers face risk as the moth can attack apples too. The meeting runs through Wednesday.
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Eugenics Baby Richard Pankhurst Turns Two
In London on December 3, Richard Keir Pethick Pankhurst, the so called Eugenic baby and son of Sylvia Pankhurst, celebrates his second birthday. He now signs letters with crosses under his mother’s notes to his father. George Bernard Shaw praised the boy in a recent reply to Sylvia Pankhurst after receiving his photo.
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Weather Report Field Summary
In the air at 9 30 a m conditions describe southwest wind six mph barometric pressure 30 32 at sea level temperature five degrees ceiling unlimited visibility five miles hazy field good
Ramon Franco Retired From Active Service
Spanish ace Ramon Franco, who failed in his planned trans Atlantic flight last June, is retired from active service and placed on the inactive list without pay by order of the ministry of war in Madrid on December 3.
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Boy to Tell of Mother's Death Battle
A 17 year old boy will testify as state witness in the murder trial of Charles Brown for killing his wife Alma Brown in their home on August 17. Prospective jurors are being questioned under two special venues of fifty talesmen. Brown pleads insanity and faces life imprisonment if convicted. He was captured two days after the crime and held without bond.
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Christmas fund show delayed by Sing Sing murder
In Ossining New York on December 3 authorities report a feudist murder within Sing Sing prison delays the annual Christmas fund show by a day. Warden Lawes questions convicts leading to the charging of James Steele a Black man with the homicide of Reuben Kaminsky. Two other Black inmates are held in solitary after knives are found.
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Prices for Markets Eggs Poultry and Butter Across Cities
Market notes from Cleveland Chicago and New York show wholesale and retail pricing for eggs butter cheese poultry and potatoes. No. 1 top quality poultry prices and various eggs and butter rates are listed with regional variations and unit measurements.
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Births Across City List Names and Addresses
A compiled notice lists newborn girls and boys with parental names and street addresses including 3033 School 627 Russell 147 Detroit 717 North Holmes 1343 North geting 2212 North Keystone 830 North New Jersey 2024 North La Salle 540 West Twenty-sixth 315 East Twenty-fifth 316 Cavens 530 Rochester 540 West Twenty-sixth Christian hospital and Methodist hospital mentions.
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Obituary Ledger of Diverse Patients and Causes
A compiled list details ages, addresses, and causes of death or illness for numerous individuals. Entries span hospitals and clinics, naming conditions such as lobar pneumonia endocarditis and cerebral apoplexy, with ages from days to ninety-one and diverse locales and institutions.
Local Wheat Prices Highlight Market Shift
Fragmentary notice reports wagon wheat price around 1.222 dollars per bushel and notes a rise in oats and other grains. Market activity appears brisk with buyers citing steady demand and shifting futures.
School Music Director Presents Recital at Crispus Attucks
J Harold Brown Crispus Attucks high school music director performs an organ recital in the high school auditorium under the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA music department. The program marks the department's second recital in a series. Brown, Fisk University graduate, has Harmon awards and first place in Harm on contest wins. He is assisted by the high school mixed glee club.
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Chicago
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Gary
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Maple Street
Chicago broker held for stealing his own daughter
Ed ward Arnhern a 56 year old Chicago broker was held in Los Angeles on December 3 charged with kidnapping his 8 year old daughter Shir lex In a telegraphic warrant sworn by his divorced wife Arnhern had been living with his daughter since last summer and was held for Chicago police pending further action
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City in Brief Indiana events and notices in Claypool and Indianapolis
Numerous local meetings and social events populate the City in Brief with club luncheons and conventions in Claypool and Indianapolis. Health, finance, and civic notices appear alongside charity bazaars, dances, and a bankruptcy filing. An election for Kiwanis officers and a university banquet are among highlighted items.
Knife Fight Ends With Stabbing Police Seek Suspect
James Miller a 22 year old Black man lies in city hospital with stab wounds and faces vagrancy intoxication and assault charges while police pursue Joebe Jumper a 30 year old Black man on assault and battery with intent to kill. The incident occurred Monday night at Miss Louise Price's home at 1226 Booker Street.
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Auburn Auto Up 30 Points At Mid-Session
New York stock trading rose with speculative railroad shares leading gains. Auburn automobile posted the day’s best advance, rising about 30 points to 180 as rails and other issues firmed on expectations of railroad consolidation legislation and Hoover's congressional message.
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Banks and Exchange Figures From Indianapolis and New York
Indianapolis bank clearings Tuesday December 3 totaled 4 817 000 debits 9 025 000. New York report shows bank clearings 1 967 000 000 with clearing house balance 228 000 000 and federal reserve credit balance 184 000 000. Treasury says net balance on November 30 was 123 894 242 84 with customs receipts for the month totaling 44 125 953 42.
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Stock market returns to confidence as big business revives
In New York on December 3 negotiations for a merger between a leading mail order house and a major chain store system proceed, while Bethlehem Steel plans new plants. A loan report, expected tax cut passage, and a President’s upbeat address boost confidence, signaling a broader recovery from recent price dips.
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