Rail stocks rally as Frisco hits new high
In early trading, rail shares led gains with Frisco common reaching a new high for the year at 65-. Northern Pacific added a point to 17- and Southern Railway matched its high at 85-. Industrials rose modestly while coal stocks advanced on winter outlook, with Reading Coal pushing to a fresh high around 156.
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United Press
NEW York
Fed
Frisco Common
Northern Pacific
Southern Railway
Reading Coal
Local Bank Clearings Report Tuesday Totals
Bank clearings for Tuesday totaled 6364 dollars, with the local bank reporting cash flow reflected in daily totals. The brief notice notes overall activity for the financial center without detailing individual deposits or borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank. de
Wheat futures rebound after early losses on Board of Trade
Chicago Feb 3 grain futures opened with sharp selling as Liverpool and Argentine weakness spurred selling in wheat. Some leading firms sold out holdings and waited for a break while bread gains weakened as corn dropped. Illinois and other grains followed the selling trend with increased supplies.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Argentine
Construction Permits Listed for Homes and Repairs Citywide
A chaotic listing shows numerous building permits across the city. Entries include Bradshaw dwelling at 1836 Athon and Watson dwelling at 1418 Finley with reroofs, repairs, and remodels. Additional permits cover furnaces, additions, and reroofing for multiple properties such as 36 W Thirty, 718 Charlotte, 241 Mapeee, 241 Mapeee, and 2435 Shriver, with firms like Schert Company and Realty Company involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries Bradshaw
Athon
Oe Coulter
Roosevelt
Iog
Eteoes
Charlotte
Watson
Finley, Company
Pike and retSchert Company
Mapeee
Kelser
Thirtykrolonp
Thirtyarbison
Central
Seed Price Trends Across Regions Report
Agricultural brief notes seed price changes across markets with emphasis on corn and wheat varieties. Data shows regional variation in cost, driven by supply conditions and demand cycles. farmers anticipate adjustments as planting progresses.
Health and Audit Bills Move in State Legislature
The health officer bill was presented as committees prepared a divided report while May hearings favored passage. An Audit Bill to require annual state board of accounts audits is drafted for presentation to the Legislature. Harburger & Son furniture dealers filed a $1400 suit in Superior Court against Nellie Britroff for work and furnishings.
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Calvert
Withdra Time
State Board of Accounts
Harburger & Son
Furniture Tealers
Central Ave
Superior Court
Nellie Britroff
Forty-Sixth St
Class to Hold Dinner for Prof H M Karr’s Snaiabealln University Extension
A university extension event features Prof H M Karr with a dinner arranged by public speaking supporters tonight. President Ed Allison and local officials will preside as organizers brief attendees on upcoming Spirit-Aims program and related activities.
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Snaiabealln University Extension
Erett J. Allison
Market Prices for Fruits and Vegetables Listed
Readable items show numerous fruit and vegetable prices with units such as per box, per dozen, and per crate. Notable entries include apples, strawberries, oranges, beans, beets, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, radishes, turnips, and more with varying regional mentions and price points.
Wholesale Dry Goods Price List Fragment
A fragmented OCR listing wholesale dry goods with numerous fabric items and prices. Mentions prints ginghame satin brown muslin brooks pepperel and assorted textiles across small 19th or early 20th century pricing. Entities include brands and fabric types, with scattered measurements and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singh Low
Brooks
Andy
Silby
Argyle
Building Supplies Portland Cement and Finishes Ledger
A fragmented catalog lists Portland cement cloth lime plaster and finishes with prices per bag, sack, or piece. Included are boards 1x4 through 1x10, drop sidings, and redwood trim with varying sizes and prices, reflecting a building materials sale.
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Mason's
Ae Plaster
Paris
Markets Report: Eggs and Poultry Prices Across Regions
The note lists varied buying prices for eggs and poultry with regional mentions including Indianapolis, New York, Chicago, and Minnesota. It records 8 dozen eggs, squabs at 11 lbs per dozen, various fowl and duck prices, butter and cheese notes, and meat prices like pork, lard, and beef, reflecting a snapshot of mid century wholesale market quotes.
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New York
Santos Ro
Baer
Marriage Licenses Taken In Kane Powell And Others
Kane Powell age 24 of Cincinnati Ohio and Alice Griffin 22 of Columbia join in marriage. Others listed include Le Conneaut Ohio residents Margaret Greenburg 21 and Willie Klein 40, Pansy Newkirk 19 and Ora Lee Barton 22, Blanche Pope 19, Frank Ringer 20, Mildred Ingalls 18, James Thom 22, Ada Ruth, John Oscar from Illinois and Indiana addresses, with assorted ages and hometowns.
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Kane Powell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alice Griffin
Columbia
Wala
le Conneaut
Margaret Cecile Greenburg
Willie Klein
Bellefontaine
Pansy
Pauline Newkirk
Ora Lee Barton
Blanche Pope
Ead Baan Rollin
Frank Ringer
Inkeau
Mildred B. Ingalls
Ash- James B. Thom
Mich
Ada Ruth Ae Eae
N._IWinois
John Oscar
Broadway
Eevtie M
Births Report From Local Hospital Listings
A scrambled OCR birth notice lists numerous newborns and families connected to a local hospital. Names include Loyd Hendricks, Cloe Hendricks, Nyomi Demick, Cornelia Demick, Adeline Morgan, Onzo Morgan, Carrie Par, and others, with incomplete addresses and partial parent names. The fragment references hospital wards and long lists of birth notices without clear dates or totals.
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Boysloyd
Cloe Hendricks
Raymond
Carrie Par
I Hobbs
Hings
Rae
Hospital
Onzo
Adeline Morgan
Conghay
Ibe Nyomi
Cornelia Demick
Spee
Darton
Fremont
N. Miley
Llus
Ler
B. Norwren
Hital
Onley
Ruby Harper
Tremopar
Elizabeth Rodermund
Wenden
Georgia Little
Elmer
Long Hospital
William
Elizabeth Rawlinson
Taperothy
Jessie Burk
W. Fortlemester
Ethel Slaughter
E. John
Florence Clark
Thirfl
Pearl Baumhoter
Helen Leindecker
St. Vincy
Jesie Pasawater
Roose- Sal
Deaths and ages listed in city obituaries
Obituary notices show several individuals with ages and addresses, including Marjorie Stout, 10, 2440 NW Delaware. Joseph Zeien, 69, 2126 8 Delaware. H. Wildasin, 46, 1323 W Ray. plus others aged 74, 76, and 18. Names listed with street locations appear from city hospital and local addresses.
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Marjorie Stout
Delaware
Gocho Enumonis
Methodist Emorr
M .Laut
Noble
Ar Icties
Woodlawn
Joseph Zeien
Ween McClelleng
Sone
Ies
H. Wildasin
W. Ray
City Hospital
Ureen
Capitol
Cereot
W. Twenty
Shippers Forecast and Cylinder Ad Digest
Forecasts show north and east routes 25 to 32 and south and west routes 30 to 38. The ad references cylinders and linseed oil and turpentine use, mentioning Santee Bise and a machine. The excerpt includes scattered product terms and pricing cues for industrial solvents and equipment.
Hog and cattle prices hold steady to strong in Indianapolis market
Hog prices were quoted around 10.90 per hundred pounds with heavies and lights near 10.90 and a few lightweights at 11. Pigs and low quality hogs ranged lower or steady. Cattle traded active amid light receipts with steers 7.50 to 8.50, heavies and cows weaker to 6. Veals climbed to top near 18 with mid-range 16 to 17. Lambs jumped to 19, with stock 13 to 17. Receipts totaled about 9,800 across hogs cattle and calves and sheep.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Markets Reported
Chicago and other city markets show receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Steers fat and feeder categories range with bulk fed steers around 8.25 to 11.00, cows to 6.25, vealers up to 16. Lambs and sheep vary near 3.1 to 18.5, with regional differences and notable declines in some areas. Cincinnati Toledo St Louis and other reports list similar ranges and steady to lower bidding, with buyers noting active but mixed demand and various weights and grades.
Coal and coke price report for Kentucky Inc listing
Coal at 6.50 a ton and coke quoted around 6 35 per unit appear in a brief market notice from Kentucky Inc. The fragment notes prices for coal and coke and references delivery or stock terms, reflecting a utilitarian commodity price listing.
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Eatucky Inc
Ea Sidiates
Fragmented OCR Item From Historical Page
A degraded OCR fragment from a historical newspaper page mentions numbers and letters with unclear context. Readable elements include references to a code like 48 and scattered letters, but no complete event, person, or place can be determined.
Iron and steel prices and sheet metal sales at midweek
Iron and steel buyers see prominent prices for steel, broad sheets and rolled products. The notice lists dealers and price ranges, highlighting 3.95 per unit for certain sheets and related items.
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Iron and Steel
Eni
Heavy costs go with Cabinet job
Washington reports reveal the financial burden of a Cabinet post. A house large enough to entertain costs at least six thousand annually, with servants and upkeep adding eight thousand. Entertaining and wardrobe expenses push totals higher, with Mrs. Cabinet Officer facing constant society scrutiny and repeated attire.
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A. W. Mellon
Treasury
Massachusetts Ave
Court bills favored in Indianapolis judiciary committee
A favorable report on four court bills affecting Indianapolis was to be filed in the Senate this afternoon by Senator Daily, chairman of the Senate Judiciary committee. The bills, backed by the Indianapolis Bar Association, would establish a municipal court with four judges, provide an additional judge for the city court, be named by the Governor for temporary relief, reduce the number of justices of the peace to one in each township touching Indianapolis, and allow changes of venue from justice courts to municipal courts.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Senator Daily
Senate Judiciary Committee
Indianapolis Bar Association
Justice of Peace
Miller’s string of mishaps continues at city market
Thomas Miller, a night watchman at the city market, was struck by a car and seriously injured days ago and has now been relieved from duty by the safety officer. Previously, while at the city barns, he endured a long layoff after a bout with a belligerent mule.
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Thomas Miller
City Market
The
of Safety
Miller
Odor bill withdrawn in Indianapolis House action
Representative Ebaugh withdrew his odor prohibition bill in the Indianapolis House. Other measures also withdrawn include a Marion dog tax reduction by Mendendhall and a Mendall English Senate bill on methyl sale and beverage restrictions in Galooho, with unclear details.
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Ebaugh
Indianapolis
House of Representatives
Mendenhall
Marion
Senate
Bill to Prohibit Salary Raises Passed to Engrossment
Senate Bill 39 introduced by Senator Shirley moved to engrossment in the House after debate and amendment attempts by Representative Clements of Evansville. The measure would ban salary increases for state county and city officers for their elected terms. Representatives Harris Lake and Freeman spoke for the bill. Clements argued constitutional concerns and Senator English has a related constitutional amendment.
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Senate
Shirley
House of Representatives
Clements
Evansville
Harris
Lake
Freeman
Howard
English
Amendments Fix Salary and Powers in Blue Sky Bill
Amendments added to the blue sky bill fix the state securities commissioner’s salary at five thousand dollars a year and clarify minor points. Representative Freeman of Kokomo authored the salary amendment and another granting the governor consent to employ deputy commissioners. One amendment exempts from the measure securities secured by real estate bought by banks for investment purposes.
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Freeman
Kokomo
Burial for Mrs. Alice Overstreet at former home
Mrs. Alice Overstreet 69 who died Monday at 2869 N Illinois St will be buried in Franklin her former home Wednesday Funeral services at 10 a m at the residence She belonged to North Park Christian Church Survived by daughter Miss Bessie Overstreet Indianapolis and son Chester Z Overstreet Norfolk Va
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Alice Overstreet
Illinois St
Franklin
North Park
Dr Cook Loses Appeal in Mail Fraud Conviction
United Prene reports that the Federal Court of Appeals in New Orleans upheld the Ft Worth Texas jury verdict against Dr Frederick Cook famed for reaching the North Pole. He was found guilty on mail fraud charges tied to oil stock deals and his appeal was denied.
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United Prene
New Orleans
Federal Court of Appeals
Frederick Cook
North Pole Fame
Ft. Worth
Texas
Ratification Refused By Connecticut Senate
Hartford Feb 3 The Connecticut Senate rejected ratification of the child labor amendment to the Federal Constitution by a vote of 34 to 0. The action follows ongoing political debate and aligns with statewide views on labor regulation.
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Connecticut
Senate
Hartford
Conny
Connecticut Senate
Wright Bill 10 Establish State Police Ready for Intro
Measure forming a state constabulary, backed by the State Bankers Association, would create a three member unpaid commission and a governor appointed police commissioner with a 6000 salary. The plan divides the state into patrol districts with ranks, requires schooling, barracks, equipment, and projects about eighty men per company, possibly two. Backers seek funding from the auto theft fund nearing 470000.
Burnet-Binford Sues Stutz Fire Engine for 1200 Judgment
Complaint filed in Superior Court Three by Burnet-Binford Lumber Company against Stutz Fire Engine Company seeks $1,200 on an $800 note. The action alleges a breach of note terms and requests receiver involvement per court process.
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Burnet-Binford Lumber Company
Thirtieth St. and Canal
Stutz Fire Engine Company
W. Twenty-Third St
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