Swine Prices Steady to 10 Cents Higher at Indianapolis Sale
The Indianapolis Livestock Exchange halted a downtrend as swine prices stayed steady to 10 cents higher. Heavy pork sold near $11.50 to $12.00 while light and light light hogs reached up to $12.00. receipts about 6,500 with holdovers from Saturday at 325. Cattle trading was slow but steady with steers $7 to $13.50, heifers around $5 to $10, cows $3 to $7.50. Sheep and lambs held steady with choice lambs at $11.15 and sheep about $5 to $7. Calves traded $13.50 to $14.50.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Exchange
Chicago
Ruth Ieet
St. “Vouis
Mackin
Pias
Escare
Pia Steady
York
Nath
Ste Heavies
Esa ‘Alves
Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Multiple Markets Reported
Chicago and Buffalo markets show receipts around 31 000 cattle 86 000 hogs with steady to slow bidding. Prices include steer steady near 12 dollars cow and bull ranges from 2 to 6 50 and fat lambs around 15 to 15 50 with high variability by market.
Local Bank Clearings in Indianapolis Monday Totals
Indianapolis bank clearings for Monday show freazines totaling 3038 pbank debits. Monday overall processed 5 376 000 in debits indicating high activity and significant banking volume in the city.
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Indianapolis
Wholesale Meat Prices From Local Market Report
The page lists wholesale prices for native steers and heifers by weight and cut, including fores under carcass at 3c, hinds over carcass at 5c, and tongue at 23c. It also notes pork dressed meat with ham prices around 17c to 21c and other by products such as sweetbreads and tongues with various rates.
Local Wagon Wheat Bh paying Bb or Mo
Local wagon wheat beat reports two paying buyers or merchants to move stock. The note mentions payment terms and potential market activity but the legible details are limited.
Columbus Discoverer of the New World Recalled in History
A Compton encyclopedia feature recalls Christopher Columbus three hundred years ago sighting land off San Salvador while seeking a westward route from Spain to India. It notes his Genoa birth around 1446, schooling, early voyages, funding by Spain, the Santa Maria Pinta and Nina, and the crew’s fears. Columbus later made three more voyages and died poor, unhonored.
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San Salvador
West Indies
Christopher Columbus
Spain
India
Columbus
Genoa
Italy
Lisbon
Portugal
John II
Henry VII
England
Ferdinand
Isabella
Nina
Canary Islands
New World
Markets Lane Secretly Fresh Dairy and Poultry Prices
Market notes list various dairy and poultry prices in Cleveland and nearby areas. Items include butter at 62 cents a pound, eggs extras around 52 to 47 cents, cheese like Swiss 44 cents, imported 59 cents, and poultry including young turkeys, hens, and ducks with assorted price figures amid a dense, garbled OCR.
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Indianapolis
Real Priory
Utterfat
Wisconsin
Ania
New Attack Investigated
Detectives investigated a home invasion on Mrs. Geneva Harris 26 of 1445 N Holmes Ave at about 4 a.m. A six foot tall 170 pound masked burglar with two revolvers entered through a window and stole a $60 diamond ring and $30 cash while threatening to kill Harris if she screamed.
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Geneva Harris
N. Holmes Ave
Safe Battered at Indianapolis Bus Terminal Theft Report
Yeggs battered the terminal safe at 50 Kentucky Ave Indianapolis. Ralph Perry a 77 year old ticket seller found the battered safe Sunday. Police could not determine entry method and nothing was taken. A German police dog valued at 1000 dollars was stolen from C Wald. A female bird dog was stolen from 117 N Wallace St. A purse with 10 dollars was taken from Miss Mary Cahn at the city market. Two diamond rings worth 200 dollars were stolen from L K Murty. Adams and Jefferson, presidents during the Revolution, died in 1826 within an hour of each other.
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Yeggs
Indianapolis Motor Bus Terminal
Kentucky Ave
Ralph Perry
East St
C. Greenwald
Park Ave
Welf
Roy Pope
N. Wallace St
Mary R. Cahn
N. Pennsylvania St
L. K
Census estimates put Indiana city populations at July 1
United States census bureau released revised 10 000 plus population figures for Indiana cities based on growth from 1910 1920. Cities listed include Bloomington Clinton Connersville Crawfordsville Evansville Fort Wayne Frankfort Gary LaPorte Michigan City Munice New Castle Richmond South Bend Terre Haute Vincennes.
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United Press
Washington
United States Census Bureau
Bloomington
Clinton
Connersville
Crawfordsville
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Frankfort
Gary
Laportes
Michigan City
Munrie
Newcastle
Richmond
South Bend
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Ground breaking set for Bethany Christian Church work to start
The Rev. J. E. Pritchett of West Park Christian Church gave the message The Glory of the Cross at Bethany Christian Church ground breaking. Rev T A Hall the new church pastor announced construction would begin immediately in Minnesota and Quill Streets.
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J. E. Pritchett
West Park Christian Church
Boy thieves released after candy bribe at Dilling Candy
F M Dilling called police to arrest several boys for stealing pumpkins near the Dilling Candy Company on Chocolate Ave and Morris St. He relented after taking candy from their pockets. He said he was young once and let them go.
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F. M. Dilling
Dilling Candy Company
Chocolate Ave
Morris St
Dilling
Stephenson Case Juror Panel Examined in Indiana Court
The Indiana court continued jury selection for the Stephenson case with each prospect answering about capital punishment and impartiality. Prospects like Rushton and Booth expressed views on punishment, while others such as Cressen and Craycraft revealed potential biases, as the process moved to include Wachstetter and Rupe after delays.
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Nence
Rushton
Kane
Floyd Christian
Ralph Waltz
Noblesville
Stephenson
Ingram Mallory
Theodore Wachstetter
Booth
Wachstetter
Sparks
Wachsetter
Johnson
John Rupe
Beaver
Indiana Case Returns To Court In Historic Third Trial
The Stephenson group faces a third trial over the death of Miss Oberholtzer with Judge Sparks warning jurors not to discuss the case. Prosecutor William Remy frames the dying statement as key evidence while defense lawyers challenge its admissibility and potential alibi questions. The Oberholtzer family has enlisted Charles E. Cox to assist the prosecution in this high profile murder case.
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Beaver
Fisher
Talismen
William Cressen
Noblesville
Kane
Sparks
Cressen
George Craycraft
Walls
State of
Indiana
Waltz
Holmes
Mr. Inman
Craycraft
Indianapolis
Inman
Lew Fenner
Veniremen
Marion County
Marion County Criminal Court
Hamilton County
Stephenson
William H. Remy
Ku Klux Klan
Oberholtzer
Butler College
Remy
Steve
Irvington
Butler
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Union Station
Hammond
Omer Hawkins
Eph Inman
Ira M. Holmes
Christian & Waltz
Charles E. Cox
Supreme Court
Bandit Identified After Darby Street Pawnshop Raid
Detective Inspector Kinney learned from the Ohio State Reformatory that Sam Langford alias William Collins, once of New Orleans and later Columbus, was the bandit killed during the Wednesday pawnshop holdup. Langford, sentenced in 1922 for robbery, had been paroled in 1925. His accomplice Lucius West alias John Green, captured, had prior burglary charges and was bound over to the grand jury for robbery and grand larceny.
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Sam Dorfman
Indiana Ave
Jerry Kinney
Ohio State Reformatory
Sam Langford
William Collins
New Orleans
Reformatory
Columbus
Ohio
Langford
Lucius West
John Green
Ohio Institution
Cincinnati
West
Grand
Subpoenas Issued for Patrolmen in Blind Tiger Cases
Clarence Clegg criminal court bailiff issued subpoenas for two district patrolmen to testify Wednesday morning in blind tiger cases. Deputy Sheriff Bell announced summons served on West Indianapolis residents to testify about the liquor reputation of a house alleged to have sold or given liquor. Judge James A. Collins learned deputies, not patrolmen, made arrests in the Agnes Traylor trial at 1350 Blaine Ave. The patrolman linked to the arrest of Mike Guloff at 375 S Illinois St. was ordered to appear.
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Clarence Clegg
Criminal Court
Baliff
Bell
Indianapolis
James A. Collins
Agnes Traylor
Blaine Ave
Brother betrays brother in bank robbery case
Frank Northern of Indianapolis received $250 for providing information that led to the conviction of his brother Charles Northern and two others for the Galveston State Bank robbery last June. The three men are serving long sentences in the state reformatory.
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United Press
Logansport
Ind
Frank Northern
Indianapolis
Charles Northern
Frank
Galveston State Bank
State Reformatory
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America
Compton
Atlantic
Cleveland
Michigan
Gore & A Obio
Maine
Roos
Adams
Jefferson
United States
U.S
Bethany Christian Congregation
Compton’s
Encyclopedia
New
Christian
Sturdevant
Tate
George Oberholtzer
University Ave
Miss Oberholtzer
Point Capitol
Indiana Aves
Clothing ON Credit Askin & Marine CO
Washington ST
Credit Kay Jewelry Co
Robertson
Pennsylvania St
Bert Jaffe
Lewis Jaffe
Rata
N. Illinois
Federal Clothing Stores
White Furniture Co
Tom Quinn
Jake Welt
W. Washington &T
Union Tire CO. Cor
South Illinois
Georgia St. Main
Elkin Brothers
Illinois Circle
Norman’s Furniture CO
Bluebird Store
E. Wash. St
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Ourais
Canin: Music Co
Enat Washington
Pearson Piano Company
N. Penn, &J
Col. Ilinois
Ohio Ste
Newes
Washington Crosnes
Delaware
Sidney’s Bargain Store
S. Illinois St
Jor
Chamion United States Cavalry Troop
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Scotch Highlanders
Century Furniture Company
S Meridian
Jessie Rece
Allstar
Sylvia Clark
Kavortinigs
Uneek Nitza Vernille & CO
In Wonderland
Nonette
Crafts & Sheehan
Princeton & Watson
Lyvtelt & Fant
DON Valerio & CO
Hal Roach
Motion Pictures
Marion Davies
Zander the Great
Mack Sennett
Charlie Davis
Apollo Gloria Swanson
Folly
Ty, Walter J
Cuwanka
Hawaii
Jimmy Allard
Princess Kalama “Foster
Morley Ball
Emmet Briscoe
Merkel
Cook & Oatman
Longland Ts
Paramount
LOS Wilson
Fiske Chauncey Olcott Thomas A. Wise
James T. Powers Lotus Robb
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
George C. Tyler
Hugh Ford
Stewart F Poe
George Keily PricemeEve
Tax
Ready Tory
Nanette
Julia Sanderson
Donald Brian Frank Crumit
Ona Munzon
Garden of Girls
Urs
Corinne Griffith
Edna Ferber
Harry Jolson
the Red
Victor Herbert Bakaleinikoff
Lloyd Hamilton
Dessa Byrd
Cecilia
Ann Pennington
Charleston
Wm. Fox
Kryl
Madam Conrad
Cadle Tabernacle
SALE
Hook Clark & Cade
Wash
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