Electric and steel stocks lead mixed Wall Street opening
The market opened irregularly with General Electric at 199, up 2. Corn Products rose to 140, Union Pacific to 129, New York Central to 105, while Southern Railway fell to 37. American Can led the first hour advance to 105, Studebaker to 105, Sloss Sheffield to 58, as tobacco weakness and sugar strength shaped early trading. Directors may consider an extra dividend. steel shares remained volatile but optimistic on long term outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric
Union Pacific
New York Central
Southern Railway
Schulte
Local bank clearings and money market update
Indiana city bank clearings Tuesday reached 3.942 million while debits stood at 844 thousand. New York money market shows time money quiet with rates near 6 to 6.4 percent and commercial paper moderately active at 5 to 5.4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoli
New York
United Financial
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York markets
In New York on December 11 foreign exchange remained steady with buying and selling figures for major currencies. Notable rates include cable and demand values for francs, lire, marks, and guilders, along with cross rates for Swiss francs, Swedish kronor, and Danish kroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fmarcwr
New York
Norway
Denmark
Raw Sugar Market Report From SEW YORK Trades
Raw sugar market notes show bid and offer levels for December and March delivery with prices around 5.63 to 5.65 cents and 4.74 to 4.80 cents respectively. The Savannah Sugar Refining Company bought 10,000 bags of new Cuban raws for January shipment at Styec, reflecting evidence of active trade and firm sentiment in the sugar market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chantess
York
Fnc
Mar
Mary
SiMe
Savannah Sugar Re- Company
Styec
Gasoline and kerosene prices in wartime wagon listing
A wartime price list shows gasoline brands Fuergee Purol Red Crown Target Silver Flash and more at around 12.2 cents per gallon. Kerosene Crystaline and Moore Light range from 10.75 to 15 cents. Naptha Lion Power cleaners and Standolind cleaners appear at about 22 to 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Target
Moore Light
Perfection
Naptha—Lion Power Cleaners
Standolind Cleaners
Dressed Beef Prices From Swift & Co Market Listing
Prices for dressed beef from Swift & Co show ribs No 2 at 30 cents and No 1 at 17 cents. Loins No 2 at 25 cents and No 3 at 18 cents. Rounds No 2 at 20 cents and No 3 at 15 cents. Chucks No 4 at 13 cents and No 3 at 19 cents. Flates No 2 at 8 cents and No 3 at 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Whittier School Bazaar Dinner Featured at Community Affair
Whittier School No 33 hosts its annual Christmas bazaar at the Community House on East Tenth Street and Keystone Avenue starting at 1 p.m. and running throughout the evening. A 35 cent dinner is served at 6 40 p.m. Mrs L G Hughes of 1728 Gross Drive Woodruff Place leads the fair with Mrs Frank Brath of 1334 Keystone Ave as Parent Teacher Club president organizing the event for the benefit of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier School
Tenth St
Keystone Ave
L. G. Hughes
Gross Dr
Woodruff Place
Frank Brath
Parent-Teacher Club
Notices of Appointments for Indiana Estates
Notice is hereby given that the under line qualified as executor or administrator for several Indiana estates. Names include Albert Blodau Marshall D Lupton Edna Steeg Jennie Z Weber and Gaylord F Weber. Estates referenced are in Marion County and others with solvent status noted. Dates include December 4 11 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esse
Barbara Blodau
Voaranladl
Marion County
Indiana
Albert Blodau
Ogames W. Harrington
Carrie D. Lupton
Ion County
Marshall D. Lupton
Ween
Ida
Steeg
Marion Country
Edna Steeg
Gaylord F. Weber
Jennie Z. Weber
Etfe
New York Stocks By Thomson and Co. Nem LI
The page lists New York stocks with prices and changes from Thomson and Nem. Major names appear in the list, including prominent equities, bonds, and market indicators. The brief column notes movers and notable shifts in several sectors across the trading session.
Stock Names and Percentages in railroad and manufacturing firms
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous company names and percentages, including New York Central 105 percent, Pennsylvania 42, Reading 79, Union Pacific 85, Southern Pacific 37, Baldwin 125, General Electric 200, Westinghouse 61, US Steel 95, General Motors 15, Studebaker 405, Timken 38, Cal Petroleum 24, Cosden 61, Houston Oil 35, and other firms with varied percent figures, suggesting a financial or stock market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc& Smog
OSC& NY Ry
Erie Lst
Gt North
Y Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Bou Railway
Sou Pacific
St. Paul
U Pacific
Wabash
Kelly-Spr
Equipmente
Am Locomo
Baldwin Lee
Gen Electric
Lima Locomo
Pullman
Westinghal
Steris
Bethehem
Crucible
R. 1 & Steel
U. S. Bteal
Am. B. Mag
Chandler M
Gen. Motors
Mack Motors
Studebaker
Stromberg
Stewart W
Timken
Ous
Cal. Petrol
Cosden
Houston Oi
Mariand Ol
Indiana Swine Grower Honored At International Exposition
At the Chicago International Live Stock Exposition Indiana’s swine industry receives top recognition. Car lots prize hailed as the show’s greatest honor while J M Ballard of Marion wins grand championship with Ntampshires averaging 317 pounds, selling for 11.25 per hundredweight and totaling 2340.11 including prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Charles A. Mallory
John Clay & Co
J. M. Ballard
Marion
Ind
Swift & Co
Ballard
Wheat and Corn Futures Quotes and Receipts Report
Primary receipts show wheat at 793000 against 1421000 for previous period while corn stands at 1530000 versus 1296000. Oats total 587000 against 992000 last period. Minor figures for May and Dec contracts illustrate price ranges and daily changes.
Grain Briefs From Chicago Analyze Argentine Weather And Wheat
Grain notes from Chicago report cool and freezing Argentine weather and a looming corn price rise by next summer due to expected shortages. Analysts doubt Wallace's 90 million bushels wheat consumption figure, suggesting 59 million as closer. Central area rains foul roads, delaying supplies for about ten days, with oats and wheat prices cited and No. 2 red wheat at $1 delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Consolidation Talks Move Schulte Retail and United Cigar Stores Forward
New York December 11 negotiations for merging Schulte Retail Stores Corporation and United Cigar Stores Company of America have reached a near finish. Papers are being drafted and signed within days, potentially creating two large retail cigar store groups. David A. Schulte announced progress on forming a new tobacco company with details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schulte Retail Stores Corporation
United Cigar Stores Company of America
David A. Schulte
Poe
Goshen Gas Company Petitions for Rate Increase
Goshen Gas Company filed with the public service commission seeking a rate increase for gas. In Noblesville Indiana on December 11 Thomas Roberts sustained a broken collar bone and other injuries when an automobile he was riding in veered into a ditch nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Gas Company Today
Public Service Commission
Noblesville
Ind
Thomas Roberts
Waies
Here
Markets in Indianapolis and Chicago Prices Dec 11
Indianap olis reports fresh eggs butter and poultry prices with tonnage, weights and caps across farmers markets. Chicago lists butter eggs cheese poultry potatoes and car receipts, with per pound and per dozen figures for fowls, turkeys, ducks, geese and oysters alongside state and regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
Young Americas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
New York
Mid West
Rio
Ec. Santos
C. Hay
Long Island
Pacific Coast
Riley Adams Trustee Named In Bankruptcy Tangled Case
Riley C Adams president of Security Trust Company elected trustee in bankruptcy of the Cooperative League of America of Portland Indiana at a creditors meeting in the Federal building. Harry C Sheridan referee in bankruptcy oversaw the meeting bond set at 100000. Creditors from across the United States attended. Morton S Hawkins Portland head of the organization and other officials were arrested months ago on mail fraud charges tied to the collapse of the company and Hawkins Mortgage Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley C. Adams
Security Trust Company
Cooperative League of America
Portland
Ind
Federal Building
Harry C. Sheridan
United States
Morton S. Hawkins
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Dinner Meeting for Indianapolis Safety Committee
Union Traction company members held a turkey dinner in Anderson on Monday night. Company officials report 75 million passengers carried in four and a half years and 86.8 million car miles operated with no passenger fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Prices for swine continue decline in local market
Hog prices fell about ten cents from Monday trading as heavy selling and large receipts pressed top heavies to 6.80 while lights stayed around 6.65. About 20 000 hogs were offered, with pig prices weak at 6.50 and sows at 6.25. Cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs showed mixed or weaker movement amid high arrivals.
Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed Across Markets
Kansas City receipts reach 20000 cattle and 6000 calves with limited early sales as demand weakens across killing classes. Hog bids drift 10 to 20 cents lower on desirable beef, lambs and sheep show slow activity with modest gains for top lots. East Buffalo and Pittsburgh report slow markets with revised bids for steers and cows, while Cincinnati mirrors quiet trading and steadier hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Dee
Cincinnati
Cotton Market Opens Higher In New York Trade
In New York on December 11 the cotton market opened higher with December at 33.40 cents up 20 points, January at 33 cents up 30, March at 33.80 cents up 40, and May at 38.40 cents up 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
Hammond Fugitives After Court Sentence And Hospital Escape
Ray L Hammond 32 formerly of 1337 N LaSalle St was jailed for thirty days and fined 10 dollars for costs in city court. He escaped from the city hospital Saturday night and is still at large. Police say he abducted his children after an affair during which Hazel Marsch the sister in law shot him in the hip. He fled from Patrolman Schrieber by leaping from a hospital window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Hammond
N. LaSalle St
Hammond
Hazel Marsch
Schrieber
Sanitary board raises two engineers’ salaries
The sanitary board granted raises to two engineers. Arthur B. Morrill, assisting Charles Hurd, saw pay rise from 4500 to 5000 dollars. Arno Siefker, engineer at the power plant, had his salary increased from 3600 to 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Board
Arthur B. Morrill
Charles Hurd
Arno Siefker
Springs Power the Nation's Automobiles in 1873 Context
A historical note discusses the vast American auto fleet, the central role of springs, and the economics of spring manufacturing. It cites government data: materials cost about 60 cents per dollar to producers, with 22 cents for profits, overhead, and taxes. A 6 percent materials rise adds 3 cents per dollar, and a 5 percent wage rise adds 1.1 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Columbus Aviator to Be Buried at Home
The body of Capt Emil Wagner 25 killed in a Houston Texas plane crash was to be brought to Columbus Ind for burial at his parents home Mr and Mrs J O Wagner. Funeral plans await arrival and details. L J McLaughlin 29 his companion also died in the crash when a wing collapsed and the plane plummeted 600 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Ind
Emil Wagner
Houston
Texas
J. O. Wagner
L. J. McLaughlin
Jury trial delayed over missing juror in church property case
Patrick McNulty of 646 Birch Ave did not appear for jury service in Superior Judge Sidney S Miller's court delaying the trial over possession of the $40,000 property of the Greek Orthodox Church of St Trias at West and New York Streets. The case pits factions claiming true orthodoxy. the court began a week ago and McNulty cites tonsillitis. The judge's brother died last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McNulty
Birch Ave
Sidney S. Miller
St. Trias
West and
New York Sts
McNulty
Marriage Licenses Listed By Names And Ages
A list of marriage license hopefuls appears with names ages and addresses including Frank and Hrows 22 1206 Baton Grace McCain 19 824 Olive Theodore KR Brown 21 1206 Bates Mary Kaufman 18 Edgewood Elza Brown 21 919 8 Alabama Audrey Brown 10 1206 Bates Rosa Potts 22 611 N Senate Amy Montgomery 19 Derek Grove Daniel gat 24 Chicago Vietta Wh- Mamas 23 Martine healghiin 2505 Prospect Civic SS 103 Keystone Maomas Pulliam 11 c8 N Missouri Abibe Simpson 1916 Redmon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank & Hrows
Baton Grace McCain
Olive
Theodore KR. Brown
Bates
Mary Kaufman
Edgewood
Elza Brown
Alabama
Audrey Brown
Bates Rosa Potts
Senate
Amy Montgomery
Derek Grove
Daniel Gat
Chicago
Vietta
Births and Deaths From Local Hospital Records
Births list includes boys Charles and Virginian Hayne at 5606 University. Leo and Irene Boran. girls Lisee and Clenorie Robinson. Margaret Golder. and many others at multiple addresses and hospitals. Death notices report Ralph James Henry, 33, cerebral apoplexy. Sarah A. Canfield, 79, cerebral hemorrhage. infant deaths from premature birth. and many adults with myocarditis, pneumonia, tuberculosis, uremia, and other illnesses across Central Indiana institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Virginian Hayne
University
Leo
Irene Boran
St. Vincent Hospital
Alma Stier
Madison
August
Ethel Jacob
Long Hospital
Joe
Mayanne
Keystone
Lisee
Clenorie Robinson
Nasl
Margaret Golder
Kappes
Claud
Flora Demaree
N. Adams
Adolph
Lillian Longere
Applegate
John
Mi'dred Olwen
N. Galeoo
Luella Weinbiech
Good John
Lola Taylor
Koehne
Edward and
Margaret Kelly
N. Alaarna
Ralph James Henry
Shriver
Sarah A. Canfield
Michigan
Leah W. Cotterell
Methodist
Norris
Pookwood
Carl Lofus Jacobson
Methodst
Kathryn A. Wise
James Eakins
Central Indiana Hospital
Turner
Alfree
James Johnson
Toledo
Eunice M. DeHarity
Salem
Jacob L. Highstreet
Thana M. Eubanks
Dorothy May Wilkins
West Parkview
Jane Jones
N. Harding
Carl Joseph Fury
Indianapolis
Building Permits For Numerous Dwellings And Additions
A list of building permits shows multiple clients including Paul H. Krues Company and Nina C. Mann. Properties range from dwellings and garages to furnaces and additions with costs spanning from 300 to 400000 dollars. Notable entries include an apartment at Pennsylvania and Pratt valued at 400000 and a dwelling at 1907 Gent. C. Robert Statchert and several garages on Lesley and Hoyt streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Krues
Meridian
Rlede Funke
Minnesota
Mortimer Schussler
Gardner Lane
River
Ponce A. Hagerty
Robert Statchert
S. Alane
J. Collins
Lesley
Rick Lowe
Hoyt
Thomas E. Quinn
Marlowe
Spy
Nee Schnorr
Butler
Lunsford
Cassebaum
Shank to Face Court in Mandate Hearing over Police Firings
Mayor Lew Shank was to testify in Circuit Court today at a mandate hearing to reinstate Harvey W. Bedford and Arthur B. McGee, former police personnel discharged Sept. 25 for alleged neglect of duty and insubordination after a Colfax warrant pursuit. McGee said informants doubted by two drunken detectives withheld details. Relator attorney charged the mayor injected the Klan issue. city official argued discretionary acts are not subject to mandate. Courtroom crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Shank
Harvey W. Bedford
Arthur B. McGee
McGee
Bedford
Safety Board
Colfax
Ind
Robert Watson
Technical High School
Albert Stump
James Ogden
The
American Legion Seeks Nationwide Americanism Text
At the second day of the mutants convention,Garland W Powell director announced the Americanism Commission is preparing an Americanism textbook to be distributed to every post. Russell G Grevison urged posts to promote playgrounds and athletics for physical well being. E O Marquette spoke on emblem protection and use, with Morgan Keaton and Eben Putnam also presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion National Americanism Commission
Garland W. Powell
Legion
American Legion
Russell G. Grevison
E. O. Marquette
Legion Emblem Committee
Morgan Keaton
California
Eben Putnam
Policewoman in Charge Faces Board of Safety Charges
Policewoman Hettie Brewer charged with neglect of duty and absence without leave by Chief Herman Rikhoff. Allegations allege she left her district on December 7 and did not file reports regularly. Several promotions to traffic and fire positions approved by Capt. Michael J. Glenn. Red traffic lights ordered at the Indiana Ave Sixteenth St Sugar Grove Ave intersection near the site of a past fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Brewer
Board of Safety Today
Herman Rikhoff
William L. Swan
Fleming Lindsey
Joseph A. Hickey
Indiana Ave
Sixteenth St
Sugar Grove Ave
Frederick Galbraith
Fomer
American Legion
Attorney fees set in Premier Motor case receivership
Superior Judge Linn D Hay ordered 15000 to Ralston Gates Larry Van Nuys Barnard as a temporary allowance plus 15000 to Fletcher Savings and Trust Company as receiver fees. Assets totaling 225000 were sold but the case remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorney
Ralston
Orders for Partlow to Indiana State Prison
Criminal Judge James A. Collins issued commitments for John L. Partlow, president of the Partlow-Jenkins Motor Car Company, to serve one to fourteen years for receiving stolen goods. Found guilty November 20, 1919. Partlow remained free on an appeal bond. the Supreme Court affirmed October 14, 1920, and denied a rehearing petition recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snider
John L. Partlow
Partlow-Jenkins Motor Car Company
Indiana State Prison
James A. Collins
Partlow
Lberty
Supreme Court
Police seek missing youths and woman in Albion area
Police today were asked to search for Floyd Quig, 19, Albion, Michigan. Relatives said money was sent for the boy's return, but he has not appeared. Others reported missing are Norbert Sexton, 4, son of H. F. Sexton, 915 North Rural J, and Mrs. Lottie Richter, 43, of 1251 Naomi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Quig
Albion
Mich
Norbert Sexton
H. F. Sexton
N. Rural J
Lottie Richter
Naomi St
Terrorist Case Bound Over To Grand Jury
Cleo Liggens alias Henry West brook colored of 618 Hiawatha Street was bound over to the grand jury under a 1500 dollar bond by city court today. He was arrested November 28 after police said they found him hiding in shrubbery at Walnut and Kane Streets. Mrs. Vina Frye of 614 Kane Street identified Westbrook as the man who jumped from behind a hedge on North Street between Elwood and Wilson, pulled her to the ground and bit her hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Liggens
Henry Westbrook
Hiawatha St
Walnut
Kane Sts
Vina Frye
Kane St
Westbrook
North St
Elwood
Wilson Sts
Indiana Bell rate injunction hearing in federal court
In Peoria Illinois Judge William T Page heard arguments in a telephone rate injunction case brought by Indiana Bell Telephone Company. State's attorney O O Shirley argued four grounds including high property valuation low depreciation rules and the American Telephone contract. Testimony covered valuations depreciation and required yields for investors with witnesses noting the contract between Indiana Bell and its parent AT&T and questioning its business judgment and possible fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Page
Peoria
Ill
O. O. Shirley
Public Service Commission
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Commission
Shirley
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Indiana
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Page
B. G. Halstead
Fred C. Dickson
Union Trust Company
Thomas D. Sheerin
Cc. W. Romine
Radio Programs Schedule Across Cities And Times
A detailed listing of radio programming and market reports across Central and Eastern time zones. Highlights include sports scores, market quotations, concerts, educational programs, and special talks from 4 P M to 12 M, featuring bands, orchestras, and children stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edena
Sandman
Baldwin Faces Pressure After Decision to Stay In Office
London reports liberals and Labour officials harshly criticize Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin for not resigning. A cabinet meeting was held to decide on his course, with expectations he would remain in office until Parliament reconvenes, despite opposition from liberal and labor press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Downing St
Fund for Harding Shrine Boosted by $3164.46 in One Day
The Harding memorial fund in Indianapolis rose to $3,164.46 in subscriptions over the last day, not counting federal state county and city worker gifts. Contributions included many $1 gifts and larger amounts from individuals and firms. John C. Ruckelshaus chaired a Columbia Club committee. police officials reported strong campaign interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Memorial Fund
Indianapolis
Careton B. McCulloch
Democratc
Harding Memorial Association
Cruse
Julius Hanson
Elmer W Stout
Kingan & Co
R. A. Lemcke
Albert E. Metzger
John C. Ruckelshaus
Columbia Club
Oscar J. Queisser
Herman F. Rikhoff
Wew
Carleton B. McCulloch
R. C. Shaneberger
Elmer W. Stout
Helen E. Jacoby
Irene Michel
Catherine Schuck
Venita Kermode
Fannie Smith
Harry B. Dynes
EB. H. Pritebara
Harry B. Thomas
Margaret M. Scott
Esther Gei
Josephine T
Abert E. Metz
Avice J. Lupear
Samuel L. King
Partety Dt
R. N. Buchanan
C. D. Robinson
A. B. Muddell
Arthur R. Carson
Wolford
Will opens for Edenharter box in Indiana Trust Bank
Probate Judge Mahlon E Bush ordered the opening of the late Dr George F Edenharters safety box at Indiana Trust Company bank to determine if a will exists Samuel Montgomery county inheritance appraiser delivered the order today heirs attorneys will attend the opening to observe proceedings in this probate matter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Edenharter
Central Hospital For the Insane
Samuel Montgomery
Mahlon E. Bush
Indiana Trust Company Bank
Orphanage bids opened for Colored Orphans Home
Seven bids on the proposed Colored Orphans Home at Twenty fifth Street and Keystone Avenue were opened today by county commissioners. Spiegel & Brown submitted the lowest general contract bid of 93115, while Strong Brothers offered 15382 for heating and 13332 for plumbing, both low. The commission took the offers under advisement as they plan to spend 140000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth St
Keystone Ave
Spiegel & Brown
Strong Brothers
Tragic Crossing Accident in Valparaiso Injures Frank Williams
Frank Williams, a local resident near Valparaiso, Ind., was probably fatally injured when struck by a Pennsylvania freight train at a crossing on Monday. Rescue efforts followed, with authorities investigating the incident and the train’s crew cooperating with investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Frank Williams
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cansecticsen
Markets Advance
Stoss Sheffield
Steel Group
Mais Ost
Wall Street Journal
Whittier School Bazaar
Thomson
Nem, LI
Xinnon
Cal
N. J
Sinclair
Exas Co
Igi
Anaconda
My Kennecott
Ts Baty Industrials
Alied Chem
American C
Coca-Cola
Davison Chem
Mont Ward
Nat Enamel
Owen Bottle
U $C Fron P
U S Ind Alco
Utilities— Am T and T
Consoli Gas
Columbia Gas
Am Int Corp
Punta Alegre
J. H. Ballard
Marion Winson
Ty ‘Thomson & McKinnon
Grain
Wallace
Mis and
Eevatora
Business News
J. W. Harriman
Harrimann National Bank
Congress
Harriman
Washington
Gridiron Club
Goshen
Riley Adams
Creditors of Cooperative League of America
Union Traction
Ben Iba
TAFE
Éalea
Helfere
Macster
Labor
Ranbh F
Wash. D.C
Shank
Rikhoff
John Partlow
Stave Law
Louisville
Entral
Cincinnati, Ohio
Tenth Infantry Band
Davenport
Iowa
Schenectady, N. J
Wgy
Detroit, Mich
United Presse
Harding Shrine
Will OF DR. Edenharter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!