Infant and adult deaths listed in New York hospital records
A Thomson & McKinnon stock page lists infant births and deaths by hospital and age from multiple cases. Entries include premature births at Long Hospital Riley Hospital and others, with causes such as pneumonia tuberculosis and arteriosclerosis, naming patients and hospitals like St. Vincent's and Methodist.
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These Times
Smith
Long Hospital
James Sheets
Riley Hospital
Menin
Lewis L
W. Washington
Ella G. Via
Elizabeth Mogel
St. Vincent's Hospital
Rebecca Irwin
Abigail A. O'Connell
Stillwell
Ruth Aileen Danner
Methodist Hospital
Albert E. Nye
City Hospital
Michael McCann
Dortha Jane Irwin
Couit Alexander
Schneider
Christian Hospital
Joseph
Virginia
Henrietta Stadtlander
Holmes
Emma Dealy Lockwood
Thyropto Kman
Arter
Cotton Market By Thomson and McKinnon Preview
In New York on June 1 cotton traded near the prior high as favorable weather in June is expected. Analysts note late crops, subnormal May temperatures, and poor seed quality may push distress in July August. Demand for cotton persists, with short hedges in July likely to unwind in early June.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Atlantic
America
Stock Exchange Trade Inactive Improves Despite Calm Opening
New York stocks opened quietly but showed week gains with steel common at 14% ex-dividend 1.75, rails firmer, Texas Company and Maryland higher, and utilities advancing. Mack Truck slipped to 1101 after early highs, while overall leaders held ground as loan calls influenced trading.
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United Press
New York
Texas Company
Maryland
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
Mack Truck
Shortridge High School Plans Advance at Meeting
Advisory committee and architects Kopf and Deery meet to hasten temporary drawings for a 2,500 seat Shortridge High School. Principal Buck objects to some elements. Board aims to place drawings for approval or rejection at the next meeting. Committee members include Walter Gingery, Charles Kern, and Jacob Hilkene.
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Kopf and Deery
Shortridge High School
George Buck
Walter G. Gingery
Shortridge
Charles W. Kern
Jacob H. Hilkene
Births and hospital mentions appear in fragmented city records
The listing mixes numerous names of newborns and adults with hospital ties and streets. Includes many entries tied to city hospitals and residences such as 3848 E. Mich, 1246 W. Twenty-Fifth, and 2166 Wheeler, with individuals named James, Sarah Wain, Oliver, Essie Dey, and others, plus health conditions like whooping cough and acute myocarditis.
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James
Sarah Wain
Yandes
Ice
Amelia Dicravroush
Oliver
Essie Dey
Ke Hytcnam
Uel
Sadie Kelewae
Kenneth
Helen Short
Onis
Arry
Goldie Johnson
Arnoldi
Susie * Hubbard
Tei Nee
Gertrude Harmon
Methodist Beret
Edna Hansley
E. Mich“eigsen
Margaret Martin
City Hostal
Emmett and
Hattie Finch
City Hospital
Robert and
Mildred Russell
Frank and
Helen Rand
Lucille Slay
Onerors
Marie Hansen
Ladstone Solomon
Nettie Saliba
Frank Wright
N. West
Henrietta Owden
Calvin
Ada Donley
Caren
Orrison V. Eaton
Cttoatse Hospital
M. Botis
Gimber
Eva Cole Beeler
Carrollton
Clarence Lambert la Rue
Carmarace Cox
E.rene
Wallace
Gerhart A
Arnholt
Methodist Hospital
Garfield Tier
Villa
Wihian Coleman
Highway trials details talked at closed conference
At a closed conference the state board of accounts chief and the prosecutor outlined preliminary plans for trials. They target State Highway Director John Williams and others including Earl Crawford George Bartley Moses and Victor. The investigations concern embezzlement of war materials turned over to the State. Trials begin June 21 with details first revealed in a board report.
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Lawrence F. Orr
Board of Accounts
William H. Remy
of States
John. Williams
Earl Crawford
George Bartley
Moses
Victor
C. William Ley
Acco Board
Hog market steady as Indianapolis sees mixed sales
Hog prices at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange held steady amid a heavy 9000 head run caused by a double holiday. Buyers paid up to 14.45 for choice light weights and 13.85 to 14.35 for most hogs, with a broad range across weight classes and a 434 holdover from Saturday. Cattle also steady despite heavy receipts, with steers 6 to 9.5 dollars, heifers 6 to 10, and cows 5 to 7.50.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Ceipts
Berne
Bas’ “Rupfalo
Toledo
Indianapolis City Facts Chart Reveals Growth and Industry
Chamber of Commerce provides June facts outlining Indianapolis population rise since 1920, hotel capacity, major manufacturers, extensive rail and road networks, parks and boulevards, dozens of theaters, broadcasting station, and status as a diversified industrial center with strong commerce and tourism.
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Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Ian Aerate
Golf Co
Larara
Epiabapolis —Rowe
Butler
Ani- Narbianapolis
Hom
Ond Tanapolis
Inindianapolis
OLIS
Shuggaronas
Ideal Labor Apolis
Tndia Apolis
Tndian I Napoli
Nandianapolis
Dianapolis
RY Carts
Indiana Central Golf Orig Americas
Fire devastates Isleton Chinese quarter. near hundred homes lost
United Press reports a blaze on the Sacramento River in Isleton destroyed nearly 100 homes in the Chinese quarter Monday night. One report cites three deaths. In Urbana Illinois nine women enroll in architectural courses at the University of Illinois sharing the same coursework and jobs as men.
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United Press
Sacramento
Cal
Isleton
Sacramento River
Urbana, Ill
University of Millinois
Pame Jrork Ag
Grains Slump at Close on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain prices closed lower on the Chicago Board of Trade with July wheat up slightly while other positions eased. Cash markets fell sharply due to May grain clearing issues though provisions rose. Reports from Kansas and Nebraska boosted late buying as Liverpool posted a lower close and rains aided the Northwestern belt.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas
Nebraska
Commodity Prices From Fruita to Texas Market List
A historical wholesale price list details fruit and vegetable costs across regions. Items include Cant aloupes from California at 4.50 to 6.00 per crate and Oranges from Florida at 4.50 to 6.50, with numerous crates, boxes, and sacks listed for apples, box prices, and specific produce like asparagus, cabbage, grapes, mushrooms, and tomatoes with regional sources such as Jamaica, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
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Stymen
Avis
Baldwin
California
Orange
Florida
Valencia
Jamaica
Tennessee
Louisiana
Alabama
H. G
Texas
Lery
Acumbers
Box
Ohio
Michigan
Idaho
G-Ib
Raishey—Mississinni
H. E Raban
Bagas
Nancy Hail
New Texas
Doctor Barnhill named to Rockville State Sanitarium board
Governor Jackson announced the appointment of Dr. D. C. Barnhill an Indianapolis dentist as a trustee of the State Sanitarium at Rockville for a four year term He succeeds Dr Alfred Henry of Indianapolis.
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Jackson
D. C. Barnhill
Indianapolis
Rockville
Dry
Alfred. Henry
Sugar Market in New York Stays Steady as Mills Wind Down
In New York on June 1 the market notes Cuban sugar mills winding down with output near 4,750,000 under relief measures. Expect prices to hold until consumption improves, then buy distant positions on any price recessions.
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Byomson & McKinnon
New York
Local Indianapolis Bank Clearings Report
Indianapolis bank clearings for today totaled 4 076 000 dollars with debits of 7 038 000 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Prices Tighten Across Poultry and Dairy Markets
Cleveland and Chicago market notes show heavy fowls 28 to 30 cents, Leghorns 25 cents, turkeys 28 to 29 cents, ducks 15 to 16 cents, and butter around 39 to 41 cents per pound. Eggs are fresh from Indianapolis with 26 to 27 cents, while Wisconsin and Minnesota round whites loom at $2.40 to $3.25 per 50 pounds in bagged sales.
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Roy
Toledo
Chicago
Yelow
Penn
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Ohio
Idaho
Florida
Treamery
Nda
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New Ala
Texas
Polimank
Rome Zoo Chief Killed by Tiger After Whip Strike
Hugo Oettershagen, chief attendant at Rome zoological gardens, was killed when a tiger attacked after he struck it with a whip as it rested in the sun. The tiger reacted swiftly and sank its teeth into his neck. Southeast Civic Improvement Club plans a Wednesday meeting at Community Hall Hoyt and State Avenues where committee members will report on Chautauqua ticket sales.
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Rome
Hugo Oettershagen
Rome Zoological Gardens
Southeastern Civic
Wilmeth Campaign Spent 792 On Primary Bid For Prosecutor
Delbert O Wilmeth defeated Republican primary prosecutor candidates and spent 792.05 in his campaign according to a filing with county clerk Albert H Lesche. Merrill Moores who ran for Representative in Congress spent 145 and Richard M Coleman Democratic candidate for county clerk spent 154.10.
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Delbert O. Wilmeth
Albert H. Lesche
Merrill Moores
Congress
Richard M. Coleman
Reassert Day Stand Across Nation on Prohibition
Atlantic City notes the General Federation of Women's Clubs reaffirmed its unequivocal loyalty to the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act in a motion passed on June 1, citing the federation's thousands of club women nationwide.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Ladies Night Planned by YMCA Bible Investigation Club
The YMCA Bible Investigation Club, meeting weekly for twenty two years, will observe its twenty second annual ladies night on Wednesday. Dr Edward Haines Kistler of Fairview Presbyterian Church will speak and the club’s male quartet will perform a musical program.
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Y. M. C. A. Bible Investigation Club
Edward Haines Kistler
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Mystic Shrine Session Draws 300000 in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 1 the Mystic Shrine conclave drew an estimated 300000 participants after two days of activities, as the 1926 session moved from ceremony to business.
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United Preas
Philadelphia
Mystic Shrine
Winners Host Lunch at Universal Club Claypool
The losers provided eats at a Universal Club luncheon today at the Claypool. Members of the winning team in a membership drive were guests of the losing team.
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Cats
Universal Club
the Claypool
Indianapolis Scientech Club to discuss activities at Columbia Club dinner
Secretary J. G. Olson announced that the Indianapolis Scientech Club directors will discuss club activities during a Columbia Club dinner Thursday night.
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Indianapolis
Scientech Club
Columbia Club
J. G. Olson
E. McCarty Sr
Crash injures three on Washington Street near Bell Road
Father driving east on Washington Street tried to hold children in the car when a rut sent the vehicle into an iron pillar at the Bell Road intersection. Bertha Mindach, 4, suffered a head laceration and possible skull fracture and was taken to city hospital with her brother John, 2, also hurt. Police investigated the crash.
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Washington St
Bell Road
Bertha Mindach
English Ave
City Hospital
I Brother
John 2
Mindach
Schley
Davidson
Fragmented Local Item From OCR Describes Wheat Sale
Readable parts indicate a local notice about wagon wheat and a reference to a other entities. The fragmentary text lacks clear names or dates but preserves an old timey commerce context.
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Architect Advisory Group
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Spann
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Jane Hartman
Hotta
Merle Norton
Christian Capital
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Georgia Lysaght
Ferol Merkle
Harlan
Harold and
Helen Bader
Mitchell and
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City Hospi
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Shriners
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