Valuation figures in water rate case at variance
Indianapolis water rate hearing reveals nine valuation figures presented to the public service commission. City and company estimates diverge. experts discuss rate base, capitalization, and depreciation effects. The case hinges on whether to adjust valuations to reflect prewar prices and current index levels, with arguments from Corporation Counsel and expert witnesses.
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AYRARL
pritte @ commission
Indianapolis Fr
alusion
Leonard calt
public service mission
amin Perk
York
Perk
aay
gher Vale
basjoint Corporation
Gronin
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis Monday and Tuesday
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy to early cloudy skies across Indiana and Indianapolis for Monday and Tuesday. Expect scattered showers, possible thunderstorms, and little overall temperature change. The report notes unsettled conditions with a tendency toward thunder activity and steady temperatures.
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Crow
Johnson
Irina
Indianapolis
Anti-Saloon League warns legislature in New York
Directors of the Anti-Saloon League of New York publicly warned lawmakers that voting for a legislative investigation of the reported grand jury case against League Superintendent W. H. Anderson would be an overt act amounting to a declaration of war against about 5,000 Protestant churches in the state. The board said the league’s affairs were conducted straightforwardly and legally with no motive beyond politics for the probe.
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NEW YORK
Anti-Saloon League of
pubifhc
grand
League
W. H. Anderson
Federal trade commission urges reform of grain futures markets
The Federal Trade Commission calls for daily public reporting of total futures and option volumes at the Chicago Board of Trade and allows delivery at other markets to prevent squeezes. It also proposes barring brokers and officers from speculating for their own accounts and urges independent rulings on delivery and settlement rules. The report backs storage capacity expansion, autonomous from grain dealers, and notes price-altering concentration among large exporters. It cites alleged price agreements in Kansas City and Pacific Northwest and urges tighter supervision of Canadian grain in bond. The report links price declines in Chicago wheat to global factors like large crops and weak markets. Continued on page three.
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WASHINGTON
Chicago Board of Trade
Federal trade commission
Senate
Ladd
North Dakota
Chicago
comminnion
commission
Kansas City territory
Pacific Northwest
England
United States
Early Chums Turn Famous Form Firm In Virginia Town
Thirty five years after marble games in Virginia County, Edward Clifford becomes secretary of the U S treasury and Edward Calladay serves as Republican national committeeman for the District of Columbia. Albert Laaker and Fred Upham arranged their reunion at a meeting where the trio discussed reconnecting. The firm now reads Calladay Clifford & Pettus with B B Pettus of Georgia as the third member.
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WASHINGTON
Edward Clifford
Edward F. Calladay
Virginia
Casa county
Mitnola
Fualdies
Clifford
Unz
Calladay, Chifford & Pettus
frm
B. B. Pettus
Georgins
Obregon Ignored Protests on Federal Oil Drilling
City of Mexico July 29 President Obregon replied to a telegram from Guy Stevens chair of the American Oil Producers Association in Mexico saying he would not recognize private corporations’ protests against drilling in Federal zones. The government owns all rights there and drilling should continue. Stevens protested actions by Compañía Petrolera Mexicana and the National Railway, arguing federal precept allowed concessions for oil exploitation within Federal zones and that the zones were private property.
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MEXICO
Obregon
Guy Stevens
American Oil Producers’ Anagelation
Stevens
Ariings
Compania Fr trolera Mexcana
National Railway
Federstones
Red Revolt Threat Passed In Germany Without Outbreak
Berlin July 22 The Associated Press reports anti fascist day with Bolshevik hoax elements failing to spark large demonstrations. Communist gatherings in Berlin and other cities drew smaller crowds and urged no police intervention. Critics fault Cuno for allowing red violence while United Socialists and labor leaders vetoed agitation. Food distribution issues persist as federal controls seek better deliveries amid market strains in the region.
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BERLIN
Associated Press
Cuno
Hself
Greater Berlin
Laipsic
Dresden
Thuringian
Cono
reds
oflans
United Socialists
labor federation
foo
league of agriculture
Belgian Reply In Paris Agrees In Principle On Reparations
The Belgian reply to Britain's reparations note was received at the Quai d Orsay and will be handed to the British Foreign Office tomorrow. Poincare, at Sampigny, rested after nineteen months in office as France and Belgium align in principle, with secrecy on details. Reports from Brussels and Paris suggest no Germany talks before German capitulation, Ruhr evacuation tied to payment, and a settlement on payment method.
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Britain
France
MARIA
Associated Press
Quay d'Orsay
Foreign Office
M. Poincare
Sampigny
Belgium
mark
Bruasela
Paris
Germany
Ruhr
Occupied region qlip t. marketing for marks daily task
In Duesseldorf occupation authorities faced no need for force as communist demonstrations against the German Fandatl failed to gain traction. Residents promenaded Fifth Avenue Rhine baths despite currency upheaval, with mushroom banks dangling vast marks profits while exchange rates worsened. Belgians seize Hertst Doreten area and key mines along Teppe river widening occupation near Holland. A dynamite plot in London led to arrests of twenty Germans and seizure of 1.4 pounds of dynamite.
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Residenza
Duenseldorf
DUESSELDORF
Preas
Fifth avenue
thane
COLOGNE
Hertst-Doreten
Teppe
Holsterhauzen
Germany
Hervent-Duraten
Holland
Munater
Dollar May Replace Mark in German Finance System
Germany weighs introducing the dollar as a new internal currency via a state loan plan. Cabinet to study Andreas Herrmanns proposal for a $100 million gold mark loan issued as dollars, with tax guarantees and subscription in paper marks. Aimed to reduce paper mark circulation and suspend printing. Special taxes on motors and a 2 percent export tax also planned to fund the move.
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KART A. VON WIEGAND
Universal Service Ata
BERLIN
Germany
Kresgea
una
Andreas Hermen
agriculture
Ruhr
Rotheland
Widow detained in Holloway death on vagrancy charge
Police detained Mrs. Jarra Holloway, widow of William M. Holloway, 36, 216 North Blackford, on vagrancy charges after she claimed he shot himself in her presence. Doris Wright testified to hearing her say who caused this, while Holloway’s wife maintained he shot himself after she admitted him to the room. The revolver was recovered and Mrs. Holloway held until the coroner's investigation concludes.
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Doris Wright
William M. Holloway
North Blackford street
Jarra Holloway
Mra
Welett
Welent
polles
Balldwas
yanming house
Holloway
Widows Battle for Villa's Pot of Good
In Mexico news from Parral and Chihuahua state reports Pancho Villa left an estate divide among his numerous wives and children. Five wives and many children have filed claims, plus brothers Hipolito and Wximter. Authorities doubt any treasure exists despite reports of 7,000,000 pesos buried near Parral.
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CITY OF
MEXICO
Associated Press
Francisco Villa
dhiettala
broome
Pancho
Parral
Chihuahua
Villa
tila
Hipollis
Wi ximter
Marana
radogen
Canutiila
Michigan blue law threat goes amiss
Ludington Michigan July 22 There was no enforcement of the Sunday law in Mason County as residents engaged in golf theater attendance and dancing amid a lack of police action. Prosecutor Virgil A Fitch stayed home all day and said interviews could not be granted on Sunday, citing transaction of business.
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LUDINGTON
Mich
Pervaong
Virgil A. Fitch
Mason county
Michigan
Lamlington
Fateh
Fiten
PASO
Tex
Ivy Fenley
Ira Chne
County Probation CMeer
Emma Webster
Christian rights in Turkey guaranteed amid treaty talks
In Lausanne and Constantinople reports describe Turkish assurances to protect Christian minorities as part of the Turco American treaty debates. Ismet Pasha pushes for limited arbitral claims while Grew calls for principle of just compensation. demobilization plans follow delayed elections.
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VACRBANNE
Dij
Turkey
Joseph C.Kew
Temet Pasta
temet
Ismet
Grew
Grow
United Stais
United States
geome
Mustaphy Kemal Pasha
Ismet Pasha
zanwanne
Tamet
LAUSANNE
Universal service
Ruasta
CONSTANTINOPLE
National Assembly
Entombed British miners rescue ends with one body found
In Sheffield at Maltby Colliery, rescue parties halted work overnight after an explosion left many miners trapped. Officials report twenty seven believed dead.
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SHEFFIELD
England
Maltby
Aead
Finland and United States begin trade treaty talks
At Helsinki Finnish government accepts the American minister's proposal to open negotiations for a commercial treaty between Finland and the United States. The move follows officials stating the talks will aim to expand trade and economic ties between the two nations.
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HELMNGFORS
Finland
Travel on trains Germans penalty
Berlin dispatch reports forty additional Germans arrested by the Bal glvis to ride trains as guards against sabotage. Major Yormack Sleute Kaller and Knuth, ex-police from Bae ren, are said to have been sentenced to death by a French court martial at Werden for espionage. A Swedish citizen Se pelber of the Derimend Versin was provisionally released.
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DPTISBURG
Balglvis
traina
Gorman
eBeperas
Yormack
Sleute
Kaller
Knuth
Baeren
Werden
Rew
Durereldorf
Se“pelber
diracquar o
Derimend
Harding cancels entire California program in San Francisco
President Harding cancels his California visit after physicians report complications from a plum or tomato poisoning attack. Brig. Gen. Sawyer says the president remains ill but improving, resting in San Francisco as heat and travel stress are blamed for the setback.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Cal
Associated Press
Brig
Gien. Sawyer
Harding
Sawyer
Tientenant
Joel T. Boone
Work
California
xerson
Gen. Sawyer
oelock
plana
Yosemite Naonal park
Oregon
San Joaquin
Third
Townsend streets
dand
Ralph
beneaunre
Seattle
Nine Die In New York Train Collision After Car Becomes Crossing Obstacle
New York July 2 William Gottlieb president of Gnoitlieb and Rabinowitz Inc garment maker and four young women were killed when their car was struck at the Merrick Road crossing in Rockville Centre by a Long Island train. The dead include Miss Vera Tolley Miss Margaret E Lewis Mrs Gladys Miller and Miss Thelma Keough. One survivor died en route to hospital. A separate incident reports four killed when a car returning from Sunday school was struck by a Missouri Pacific express near Mountain Missouri. Other brief items note a Rutland Vermont injury and a Knoxville Tennessee fatality on a trestle.
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NEW YORK
William Gottlieb
Gnoitlieb & Rabinowitz, Inc
garment manuftarturs ra
Long Ilan
Long Beach
Merrick and
Rockville center
OttIleb
Poor
diei ag
Margaret E. Lewis
Manhattan
Vera Tolley
Fittsburgh
Gladys Miler
Brooklyn
Mise Thelma Keough
Miller
Misa Keough
Charleston
W. Va
Shelver
Mise Toles
A. J. Hall
Charlewton
Worl
Gottlieb
Ddwin J. Scott
Bateman
nrnseeting
Wis
hall
tosmorrow
TRON MOUNTAIN
Stindis Kehool
Sam Robinson
Mrx
WIL Pierson
Roberta
Teo Babes
Anna Leona Slavens
Clarence Slavens
terre. Haute
Ita
Slavens
Terre Haute
Two ships wrecked in Pacific fog near Strait of Juan de Fuca
Seattle reports two vessels wrecked in fog in the Strait of Juan de Fuca area. The Siberian Prince grounded at high water and later beached near Rare Rock lighthouse on Bentlek Inland. the Pacific Salvage Company tug Algerine and the USCG Snohomish conducted patrols and searched the strait for a second distressed vessel, with no trace found.
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SEATTLE
Wash
aintrebe
Strait of Juvn DePuca
Furneus Pringe
Rare Rock
Bentlek
alde Victoris
Puget sound
Pacificy Salvage Company
Algerine
Tegan
Vieinaa oan
United States corat guard
Snohemish
tus
Daniel Korn
Millionaire Hobo Arrested in St Louis Card Sale
A wealthy hobo, Dre J. Bare How of St Toul, was arrested during a hobo conference for distributing meeting cards. He faced a technical charge for disorderly conduct but was released. He was ordered to collect his cards and then continued advertising the conference verbally.
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HOBO
ST. LOUIS
PHILADELCAIS
Dre J. Bare How
St Toul
Dr. How
ther
Leviathan Profits On Maiden Voyage Report
Washington July 2 A Kross profit of 379000 was logged from the Leviathan maiden voyage announced at the shipping board offices The outward voyage from New York to Europe yielded 38000 and on the return leg 450000 making a total of 770000 The stated out of pocket operating expenditures for the round trip totaled 1180 The report notes capital costs and other overhead are not included
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WASHINGTON
thehipping board
New York
Europe
Mussolini Celebrates 40th Birthday Worldwide Tributes
Premier Mussolini marked his fortieth birthday as thousands of telegrams and messages flooded in from across Italy and abroad. The flood of congratulatory signs hailed him and pledged future longevity for the fascist leader.
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Mirsanl
Speeding Train Crash Kills Nine in Indiana Drive Across Tracks
A passenger train struck a touring car near Liggett Indiana causing nine deaths among the car’s occupants and two babies killed aboard the engine. Officials report the car driver misjudged time crossing the tracks as the Pennsylvania limited train sped through. The tragedy split victims among Terre Haute and Highland families with numerous torced observers and investigators tallying the wreck’s grim toll.
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TERRE HAUTE
Ind
Fennsylvania
tranks
Liggett
here
Pennsylvania
Mgdland
G. G. Glishie
ube bt
VEELTA BOSTWICK
Danville
RICHARD BOSTWICK
CLARENCE BOSTWICK
MAY BORTWICK
THILLA BOSTWICK
ETTA MALEB8A BOSTITICK
SLAVENA
Central
ALEONA SLAVENS
RAYMOND THOMASON
ehoull
neelen
Highland
yerosaing
Liggett tower
disnstor
T. B Hamilton
iitesse
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Minnfield
Pale
N.Y
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RUTLAND Vr
Joseph Dre rose
Nashue, N. H
TREATLE
KNOXVILLE
Tenbuly
Navis Murphy
PACIFIC
LEVIATHAN
MUSSOLINI
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GREWSOME
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Byron Franklin
Clarkavilla
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