Woman Hurt In Fall After Alleged Hit And Run
Mrs. Catherine Frederick, 60, of 8268 Delaware Street, is in city hospital with head injuries from a fall Saturday at Alabama and Bicking Streets. Police initially said a hit and run occurred, but investigators Sergis O’Neal and Smith reported she faints, suggesting medical causes rather than deliberate injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Frederick
Delaware St
City Hospital
Alabama
Bicking Sts
Water bill payment decision faces city council
The council considers an ordinance of 74000 dollars to cover higher water rates for 1924 after the Indianapolis Water Company warned it would sue if the bill remained unpaid. The Public Service Commission previously allowed the rate increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Water Company
Public Service Commission
Stocks Open With Bright Prospects After Week of Activity
The market started the week with a cheerful tone as Maxwell issues hit new highs and Dodge Brothers financing spurred buying. Baldwin Locomotive rose on Diesel engine potential, Associated Dry Goods climbed on a planned 4 to 1 split, and Delaware and Hudson reached a fresh high, signaling sustained optimism in chemical and industrial shares.
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Bu United Press
New York
Fisher
Maxwell
Tor
Dodge Brothers
Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Company
Bermuda
Baldwin
Associated Dry Goods
Dow Jones
Delaware and
Hudson
Grains Rally At Start On Chicago Board Of Trade
Grains closed sharply higher at the opening on the Chicago Board of Trade led by advances in corn and wheat. Strength in wheat and a bullish Patten statement spurred buying, with shorts covering in corn and broad inquiries from cash houses, while oats rose in a featureless market and pork demand weakened provisions.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Chicago Board of Trade
James Patten
National body backs meeting for welfare institute
A program for an institute of community welfare is planned for May 12-13 under the American Association of Social Workers with funding from the Indianapolis Foundation. An arrangements committee led by Eugene C. Foster includes Homer W. Borst J A Brown Miss Isabelle Somerville Miss Pearl B Forsyth Miss Bertha Leming Miss Mary A. Meyers George W Rabinoff and Rev Maurice F O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Community Welfare
American Association of Social Workers
Indianapolis Foundation
Eugene C. Foster
Foundation
Homer W. Borst
J. A. Brown
Isabelle Somerville
Peal B. Forsyth
Bertha Leming
Mary A. Meyers
George W. Rabinoff
Maurice F. O’connor
Chicago Grain Table Improvised Header Amid Data Snags
Grain table from Chicago shows Wheat around 10 and Corn near 93 with incomplete data 307 entries noted. Report notes disrupted typographic run and missing details for full market readings.
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Chicago
Local Wagon Wheat Elevators Set Pay at 1.88 Per Bushel
Local wagon wheat elevators announce payments of 1.88 dollars per bushel for red wheat. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Local Couples
A long list of marriage licenses includes Samuel Russell aged 23 and Leota M. Sanders 47 of Jackson Street. Henry Lamb 47 and Ethel Marguerite Grady 22 of Arsenal Street. Harley Moriarty 22 and Georgia Lucille Button 19. Troy Lee Harmon 22 and Marott Harres 21. Leonard Collins and Vicat Smith both laborers. Myrtie Brown Manning 30 and other pairs with professions and addresses across the city.
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Samuel Russell
HarenCrs
Andrew Jewel Wilt
New See
Henry Lamb
Mount
Leota M. Sanders
Jackson
Eeacon
Theodore Willie
Trowbridge
Ethel Marguerite Grady
N. Arsenal
Marott Harres
E. Pydrei
Scarpenter
Berna” Sheny
Arertha Ie
Sethe
George H
Graceland
Larriettachel Carter
Paul Runyon
Gramnet Town
Eonard Collins
Vicat Smith
Cart
Dane x
Purvis
Cook
Myrtie Brown Manning
Delwre
Alter Shannase
Geisendorff
HE Tinta
McKiney
Housekeeer
Frances Gil
Eaasees Mae Biza Cruse
N. Eider
Hal Wyman Hogue
Evanston
Ill
Jame Felake
Ee Shephard Vores
Hovey
Inter
Bernice Viola Cox
Cornell
Illiam E. Taylor
Lima
Ohio
Toreman
A. Mary Pfeiffer
Earl Thomas Roberts
Keystone
Stella Mae Stewart
Illinois
Liver Edgar Pape
Spann
and . Gardner
Tcher
Cool
Summer McMiller
As West
Packer
Delitha’ B. Fraruclin
Ackford
Birth Announcements Include Multiple New Arrivals Across Town
A jumble of reader notices lists births for many families including Albert and Mary Stammer, Kiton and Elnora Jones, Bertha Sorensen, Georgia arnes, Annie Meredith, Eva Dickson, Emma Straklendorf, Rose Basso, Mary Patterson, Ila Beaver, Martha Fike, Elizabeth Thau, Eva Johnson, Lois M and Katherine McQueen, plus twins John and Frances Klarich.
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Istian
Bertha Sorensen
Wu Parkway
Itley
Georgia
Arnes
Hottorge
Annie Meredith
N. Raatal
Eva Dickson
Hosidohn
Emma Straklendorf
Methodist Rage
Rose Basso
St. Vincent's
Mary Patterson
Carron
Ila Beaver
Rastala
Deaths List Filing Noted At Multiple Hospitals
Obscure death notices list Edna Mary Chapp 84 of 908 Garfield Dr at St Vincent's Hospital with heart failure. Also named are Hague 78 of 1063 He Pershing and Jean Hays 4 days old at Knox and Sheridan 55 with pneumonia at city hospital. Other entries mention various hospital locations and causes including nephritis and chronic conditions.
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Edna Mary Chapp
Garfield Dr
Vincent's Hospital
Name Hague
He Pershing
Arsenal
Jean Hays
Knox
Jearet Lee
Sheridan
Pneua Ary Yruenasan
City Hospital
Lobar
Card party raises funds for Indiana tornado relief
More than $125 was raised at a Saturday Columbia Club event for Indiana tornado sufferers. The fundraiser was hosted by Miss Ted Murphy from the State tax board and Miss Lucile Somerville from the State banking department.
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Indiana
Columbia Club
Ted Murphy
State Tax Board
Lucile Somerville
State Banking Department
G A R to Celebrate Lee Grant Surrender Anniversary
The G A R marks the sixtieth anniversary of the Appomattox surrender with a 2 p.m. Thursday ceremony in the Statehouse House of Representatives chamber. Rev. E H Wood of the George H Thomas post will speak as the chief orator.
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Robert HE. Lee
Remodeled and Added Structures Across City Listings
City permits filed include remodels at 60 N New Jersey 1406 Sturm and 1726 Spruce by Frank Swonger with costs up to 264 and 200. Reroof work at 311 N Drexel and additions at 906 Division and 1921 Union. Also notes on duplex at 3259 Carrollton and various furnace, dwelling, and tank installations with several property owners named.
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Charlee
Paugh
New Jersey
Estelle Eshbach
Sturm
N. Drexel
Divison
Mrs Vivian Wheatcraft to lead new state education division
Mrs Vivian Tracy Wheatcraft, vice chair of the Republican State committee and head of the education division, will receive a $3,000 annual salary as the new head of the education and investigation division of the State fire marshal's office, according to State fire marshal Newman T. Miller.
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Vivian Tracy Wheatcraft
Republican State Committee
Newman T. Miller
Wheatcraft
Miller
Damages Suit Filed Against Railroad in Beech Grove Death
Mrs. Julia J. Roberts administratrix of Isaac Roberts estate sues the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railway Co for 50000 in Circuit Court. Roberts was killed March 17 1925 while employed by the railroad at Beech Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co
Julia J. Roberts
Isaac Roberts
Roberts
Beech Grove
Man suffers broken ribs after fall from moving car
Leon Van Proyen aged 28 of 131 East Sixteenth Street is hospitalized at Methodist Hospital with broken ribs. Attendants report he became ill and fell from a moving automobile.
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Leon van Proyen
Sixteenth St
Methodist Hospital
Hog and cattle market roundup with varied prices and volumes
Hogs eased 20 to 35 cents as Easter shipping gaps and market packing trimmed orders. Choice heavies at 14, mediums 13.90. sows 12 to 12.75. total hog receipts about 5,500. Cattle held steady to higher with primes from 9.50 to 11.50. stockers weak. cows 4.50 to 8. calves 7 to 13. receipts 1,100. Sheep and lambs totaling six head with prices from 5.50 to 22 for spring lambs.
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Parkers
Penotes
Tees Ee
Livestock Receipts Reported at Toledo Market
Toledo April 6 cattle receipts total about 1 500 with market strong for shipping steers 800 to 70 and calves lower at 12 to 13.50. hog receipts around 4 300 with good to choice porkers steady. lambs and mutton also listed with prices noted for heavy and light weights.
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Toledo
McInovin
Market and price notes for poultry and dairy items
Prices show poultry buying rates including springers 2c, roosters 2c, ducks 20c, geese 14c, young turkeys 20c, old turkeys 25c, squabs 20 per dozen. Butterfat wholesale around 46 47c per lb. Packing stock butter and cheese prices listed with regional references and brand mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sconsin
Neutch
State industries report shows 71 deaths in March
The monthly statistical report of the State industrial board lists seventy one lives lost and 3 823 accidents for March. The Sullivan mine disaster with 51 deaths, from Feb 20, is included due to delayed naming. Automobile industries recorded 230 accidents, coal mining 604 with 61 fatalities, iron and steel 170 with 2 fatalities.
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State Industrial Board
Sullivan
Junior Chamber of Commerce Meeting Tonight
Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet at 8 p m at the Chamber of Commerce to hear reports on the Clean-up and Paint-up campaign April 18 25. A report on the national J C of C convention in Tulsa Oklahoma in June will also be given.
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Chamber of Commerce
Auto collides with streetcar injuring two in St Joseph area
An auto driven by O. E. Bower of Sundan, Ind., was struck by an Alabama street car on St Joseph St Sunday afternoon. Edwin, a son, and Roy Cox in the Bower auto were hurt. Bower faced a speeding charge and motorman Robert Jeffner of 3717 Broadway faced assault and battery charges.
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O. E. Bower
S Sundan
Ind
Alabama
St. Joseph St
Edwin
Roy Cox
Bower Auto
Bower
Robert Jeffner
Broadway
Two men jailed after assault incident at local feed store
Henry Trinble aged 33 of 46914 W Washington St and Gordon Chap man aged 56 of 423 W Pearl St are held on assault and battery with intent to kill and intoxication charges. Trinble is at City Hospital with a head cut after a fight triggered when Chapman found him with a woman in the feed store Chapman had recently bought.
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Henry Trinble
Washington St
Gordon Chapman
W. Pearl St
Trinble
Chapman
Triable
Why Industries Should Come to Indianapolis Essay Contest
Nine days remain to submit essays for The Indianapolis Times Industrial Essay Contest. Entry must be mailed or delivered by midnight April 15. First prize 15 dollars, second 10, third 5. essays under 200 words, in ink or typed, on one side, by Indianapolis high or preparatory school students.
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American Central Life
Creosoting Co
Advance Rumely
Central Ind Power Co
Century
Cities ‘Service Co
Tee
Citizens Cities Service
Gas Co
Citizens Gas Co
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Hotel Fd
Indiana Pipe Pine Go
Indpla & Northw
Southeastern
Mer Pub
Util Co
See
Insil
Ici
Union Trac
Ind
Pia
van Camp Frelo
van Camp
van Camp Pr
Vandalia Coal Co
Wabash Vandalia Coal Co
Wee
Ndiana Coke and Gas
Indiana
Anville
Ndp
Nion
Indnye W. Pter G
Terre 'Haute
Union ‘Tras
Treasury
T. BH
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
Bureau of Industry
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commree Bldg
Strike marked by gun battle in Osage mine dispute
Morgantown West Virginia April 6 a rifle and revolver clash between guards of the Brady Warner Coal Corp Osage mine and trespassers opened the sixth day of the northern West Virginia bituminous miners strike Union official Van A Bittner directing strike work said several non union mines had been organized and workers were ready to join George S Brackett vice president Coal Operators Association said every open shop mine in the district was operating at full capacity
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United Press
Morgantown
W. Va
Osage
Brady-Warner Coal Corporation
West Virginia
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers
Eers
George S. Brackett
Coal Operators’ Association
Six Women arraigned in Collins Court plea not guilty
Six women appeared before Judge James A. Collins with not guilty pleas. They are Mrs Planche Marie Lawson for petit and grand larceny and burglary, Miss Lizzie Ping for liquor law violation, Miss Hazel Dunlap for vehicle taking grand larceny and unlawful possession, Miss Anna Dugan for embezzlement and grand larceny, Miss Lillian Smith for assault and battery with intent to kill, and Miss Mary Bohr for unlawful possession of a still. Also Fred Hillman and Edward Stewart pleaded not guilty to murder and Thomas O Reilly faced grand larceny and false pretense charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collins
Planche Marie Lawson
Lizzie Ping
Hazel Dunlap
Anna Dugan
Lillian Smith
Mary Bohr
Fred Hillman
Edward Stewart
Wholesale trade tour set for Wednesday from Indianapolis
The wholesale trade division of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce will host a courtesy trip on Wednesday. Representatives depart Union Station at 7:15 a m with stops in Batesville Greensburg and dinner in Shelbyville. Return to Indianapolis expected by 10 p m. Chairman 8 L Bassett leads the committee.
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Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Union Station
Batesville
Ind
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
L. Bassett
Cook Goes to Prison
Dr. Frederick A. Cook, once hailed as a North Pole explorer, traveled to Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary to begin a prison term for using the mails to defraud in an oil stock scheme. The note recalls his 15 and a half year ago Paris hometown ovation as an Arctic discoverer.
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Bu United Press
Kansas City
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Cook
Woods Couple Eludes Parents For Wedding Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore Woods of 1623 College Avenue await word from the bride's Chicago parents Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Brooks. The couple, married a month ago, left the parents opposed to the match in a taxi and went to the groom's parents home.
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Hugh Moore Woods
College Ave
Stephenson Faces Court as Oberholtzer Case Surges
In Indianapolis Stephenson and attorney Eph Inman appeared for arraignment with Klincke and Gentry absent. Miss Oberholtzer remains unconscious after a Friday blood transfusion. doctors warn recovery unlikely. Police seek Klincke and Gentry. bonds of 5000 awaited.
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Stephenson
Eph Inman
Inman
Omer Hawkins
Alfred Cowan
Ira M. Holmes
Holmes
Klincke
Gentry
Collins
Boy Missing In City Police Report
Howard Tull, 16, of 941 N Merilian Street is missing per a mother’s report. He has brown hair and eyes and was last seen wearing a light gray suit, black patent leather shoes, and a light hat.
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Howard Tull
N. Merildian St
John P. Belsener
League Barred From Mails Bay United Arena
The National Disabled Soldiers' League was barred from the mails by the post office department for engaging in obtaining money through the mails by false pretenses.
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Bay United
Washington
National Disabled Soldiers’ League
Post Office Department
Veterans Need Aid As Entry Into War Recalls
National Commander of the American Legion laments eight years since World War I and urges funding. He notes 33 000 disabled veterans in hospitals and 385 000 orphans, with 15 dying daily, and calls for a $5 000 000 endowment to support them.
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United Press
America
France
The
American Legion
City on Trial Air Mail Trip Feasibility Test
An air mail plane will test maintaining a New Orleans to Chicago route with Indianapolis as a stop. Postmaster Robert H. Bryson announced the April 13 flight with Lieut. Vincent Heley and Capt. Herbert Fox of the 105th Aero Squadron. The route includes Montgomery, Birmingham, Nashville, Louisville, and Indianapolis, with a mail bag sent from New Orleans and plan to land at Ft Harrison field Indianapolis Monday afternoon.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Vincent Heley
Herbert Fox
105Th Aero Squadron
Bryson
W. J. Callaghan
Nashville
Armed bandits sought after grocery holdup
Two armed bandits escaped with cash and checks totaling 64.01 after holding up Frank Madley and Louis Fon at their grocery on 739 N Warman Ave Saturday. One bandit fired a shot as Madley started to leave. Police today search for the suspects.
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Frank Madley
Louis Fon
Warman Ave
Madley
Twelve speeders rounded up by city police
Twelve alleged speeders were taken into custody Sunday night by Motor Police officers Fischer Marlett Chitwood and Maas. Names and ages listed include R L Park Floyd Bohanon Frank Beard and others. several are charged with driving while intoxicated. Also two drivers fled after collisions and warrants for failure to stop will be filed.
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Fischer, Marlett, Chitwood
Maas
R. L. Park
Woodlawn Ave
Floyd Bohanon
King Ave
Frank Beard
Indiana Ave
R. W. Lewis
Washington Blvd
Edward
Virgil Smith
New York St
Hubert M. Jones
William Hern
E. Michigan St
Charles Brittell
N. la Salle St
George A. Keller
College Ave
Edward Irwin
Lee St
William F. Boyd
St. Paul St
Lillian Wood
W. Twenty-Eighth St
James Riley
J. M. Kelley
Capitol Ave
Ora Stapleton
Kentucky Ave
Noble
Ford
Harry C. Hoop
Ohlfo
East
Washington Sts
William Pemberton
Irving Pl
Ohio St
Pemberton
Bandit Car Found After Jewelry Heist Near Police Station
A large touring car stolen in January from La Porte Indiana was found abandoned in Kankakee Illinois by bandits who had robbed a local jewelry store of 3500 dollars in gems. They disarmed a police detective riding in a passing auto before escaping.
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Bu United Presa
Wealthy jeweler jailed on assault charge in Carbon
Times Special from Brazil Indiana reports L C Phillips aged 72 a wealthy jeweler of Carbon is in jail under a $10 000 bond on a charge of criminally attacking a 10-year-old girl.
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Times
Brazil
Ind
L. C. Phillips
Carbon
Ownership statement for Indianapolis Times dated capstan form
Notary public verifies William A Mayborn business manager of The Indianapolis Times signs to certify ownership management and circulation for the date shown under the 1912 act. Deponent swears to truthfulness and accuracy of statements regarding the publication's control and distribution.
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Congress
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
Indiana
State of Indiana
County of
Marion
Raonally
Wm. A. Mayborn
Iutapensts Times Publishing Co
Servie
Maryland Street
Janapolis
Ind
Iten Peece Wewlanless
Sade Cole
Felix BF
Brunel
Graceland Avenue
Volney B. Fowler
Talbott’ “Avenue
Heusindse
Menard Cree
Feer de Pesdares
A. Mayborn
Park Avenue
WM. A. Mayburn
W. B. Micewanger
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