Road Improvement Bids Sought in North Township Indiana
The Board of Commissioners of North Township Lake County Indiana invites sealed bids to grade drain and pave a highway known as Fred Bedelow et al Road. Bids due May 11 1925 at 1 pm with a double bid bond. Plans specs at County Auditor office.
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Board of Commissioners of Sainority
Indiana
Lake ‘County
Aguas
Board of Commissioners
George M. Foland
Auditor Lake County
W. P. Gleason
Calmet Township
Lake County
Ndiana
Calumet Township
Office of the Auditor
Auditor
Lake Oun
Gander
Said County
J. A. Aubry
North Township
Lake
Board of Commissionrs
Ang Him
Lake County gravel road bidding notices from 1925
Multiple notices from Lake County Indiana calling for sealed bids on gravel road projects in Calumet and North Townships. Details include bid security twofold the bid, non collusion affidavits, completion timelines, and estimated costs ranging from about 102 345 to 143 000 dollars.
Garage Owners Notice for Vehicle Record Filing
Chapter 213 56 Acts of 1925 requires garages to keep records of vehicle owners addresses license numbers and dates left in possession. A ready printed record with headings for about 1600 entries will be delivered by April 15 priced 2.25 in mail 2.50. 40 S. Meridian St.
Used Cars That Satisfy All Makes
Dealers offer suitable teams to buyers for every budget and need. Inventory highlights include multiple brands, financing options, and warranties. Extensive selection aims to match purchaser preferences with reliable used vehicles and favorable terms.
Silent Cops plan four corner traffic signals by Madison and Raymond
John Berry of the board of safety says automatic four corner signals will be installed at Madison Avenue and Raymond Streets and at Noble and Washington Streets within days. Synchronization on Meridian Street from Ohio to St Clair Street will take six weeks with safety isles in the road center. The Department of Commerce notes ninety percent of India's population cannot buy beyond bare necessities.
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Madison Ave
Raymond Sts
Noble
Washington Sts
John Berry
Electrical Department of Board of Safety
Meridian St
Ohio
St. Clair Sts
Berry
Stocks Rally on Wall Street Close Gains
Stocks gained as the market extended a weekend rebound. Industrial and railroad shares led the advance with Maxwell and Mack Truck hitting new highs amid broader gains. Federal Reserve reports showed quieter business, and banks reduced balances as call money eased.
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United Press New York
Maxwell
Mack Truck
Baldwin
Radio Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal
Bank Clearing Totals and Week Debits Reported
Bank clearings Saturday reached 2.904 million dollars. Weekly clearings totaled 16.893 million. Saturday bank debits were 6.636 million, with weekly debits at six million and change.
Markets Eye Gobbing in Indiana Prices
Market notes from Indianapolis show poultry and butter prices listed. Foultry buying prices include roosters at 12c and young turkeys at 25c. Goose prices 14c and butterfat cream butter around 40 cents, with butter at 19c and stock butter 47c per pound.
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Deverea
Indianapolis
Foultry
Local Wheat Prices Reported with Rain Delays at Elevator
In Indianapolis market reports, wagon wheat and red wheat trades noted rain delays affecting elevator deliveries. Other grains also listed with price references and adjusted quotes across the board.
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Indianapoli
Democrats to Feast at National Democratic Club Jefferson Day Dinner
New York hosts its first Democratic gathering since the June national convention as the National Democratic Club holds its annual Jefferson Day dinner tonight. Attendees include John W. Davis Frank S. Hague Homer Cummings George White and Norman E. Mack from Buffalo.
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Bay United Press
New York
National Democratic Club
John W. Davis
Frank S. Hague
New Jersey
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
George White
Ohio
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Suspect Held Under High Bond After Holiday Building Robberies
Police held a suspect on a high bond in connection with robberies at offices in the Holiday Building on Alabama and Ohio Streets. Charles H Bradley of Fall Creek Boulevard and Charles Brunnear of Tenth Street found the man in the building hallway. He denies knowledge of the thefts and says he once worked for a printing firm in the building.
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Holliday
Alabama
Ohio
Charles H. Bradley
Fall Creek Blvd
Charles Brunnear
Tenth St
Heidelberg League to meet at the Y M C A tonight
W. 8B. Stienecker vice-president of the Heidelberg League will preside over a league meeting at the Y M C A tonight. Representatives from all young people's organizations of the Indianapolis Reformed churches will attend.
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Stienecker
Heidelberg League
League
Indianapolis Reformed Churches
Uneven Close In Grain Prices At Chicago Board
Grains ruled irregular in a short session at Chicago Board of Trade. May wheat saw liquidation causing a sharp setback while corn held firmer. Mild short covering lifted prices briefly but weakness in wheat pulled down oats and provisions.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table Shows Wheat and Corn Variations
Chicago April 18 grain table records Wheat May July Sept prices with openings highs lows and closes. Corn May July Sept values listed. Oats May July Sept figures shown. Rye and Lard Ribbs noted. carrot receipts for Wheat, Corn, Oats and Rye listed.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Saturday receipts show 32 cars with bids and prices from Indianapolis Board of Trade. Wheat No 2 red 1.72 to 1.75, No 2 hard 1.42 to 1.45. Corn varied by grade up to 1.04. Oats firm with No 2 white around 0.43 to 0.44. Timothy hay listed at 16.50 with other hay prices. Multiple lots across grades and cars noted, with April 18 values and regional price references in St Louis and surrounding markets.
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Chomsor & McKinnon
Pril
Hich
Colorado F. Bethlehem
Aten “Serucible
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Wee
Gulf States
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Tree
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Woolworth
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Atlantic
Wilson & Co Fus
New York
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Timothy
Morer
Poison Widow Bound to Jury in Indiana Torch Murder Case
Mrs. Anna Cunningham known as the poison widow waives preliminary arraignment on a murder charge linked to the deaths of her husband and four children. Bound over to the grand jury meeting April 27, she confessed to giving poison to three victims and to another son hospitalized in Chicago.
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Gary
Ind
Anna Cunningham
Crown Point
Here
Madge Oberholtzer
Indiana
Damage suit dropped in Shelby Circuit Court
The $500,000 damage suit brought by the Climax Coffee Company of Indianapolis against George G. Griffin was asked to be dismissed in Shelby Circuit Court due to failure of the plaintiff to prosecute. The plaintiff had charged conspiracy by defendants to ruin the company’s business.
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Bu Times
Shelbyville
Ind
Climax Coffee Company of
Indianapolis
George G. Griffin
Shelby
Liquor Haul Seized Near Chicago Smuggling Case
In La Porte Indiana on April 18 officers seized 1 056 pints of Canadian ale labeled 9 percent and the auto truck driver. Authorities believe the liquor was smuggled into the United States near Detroit Michigan and held at the county jail.
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Times
LA Porte
Ind
Chicago
United States
Detroit
Mich
Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Residents
Albert Luftford and Lillian Hoag are among those listed for marriage. Other couples include John Stewart and Rugh Hendricks, Jesse Monroe and Mary Washburn, George Holmes and Floy Dalsgn, Arnold Zander and Etta Brown.
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Albert E. Luftford
N. Randolph
Lillian Duncan Hoag
Parker
John C. Stewart
Plaza Hotel
Bill Poster
Rugh Hendricks
N. East
Jesse Leon Monroe
N. Gray
Mary Elizabeth Washburn
George Nigel Holmes
Graceland
Floy Bernice Dalsgn
Arnold F. Zander
N. Keystone
Lincoln
Etta'l’ Brown
E. Michigan
Births Light Up Local Hospitals With New Arrivals
Several families welcome newborn girls at Methodist Hospital St Vincent and local homes. Names include Fred York Ina York and Charles Hayden May Huntley Ella Rothkopf Lucile Keller Ruby Kuczyrsii plus Marguerite Richardson Mildred Risley Lula Wilson and others listed at multiple addresses in the city.
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Fred and
Ina York
N. Gale
Charles
Evelyn Hayden
W. Twenty-Fifth
Mandly
Eva McConnell
Spen
Cer
Marion
Helen Ledbetter
Methodist
Ospital
May Huntley
Russell and Mary Benson
Kott and
Marcia Trees
Methodist Hospital
Earl
Ruth Fitchett
Gale
Merritt
Jessie Dorsey
Blaine
Victor
Tresa Pfau
Oakland
Edna Mtchala
Methodist Ospitale Aon
Ella Rothkopf
Averagi
Lucile Keller
Ruby Kuczyrsii
Stones
Annie Edwards
Highland
Willis
Esther Thompson
St. Vincent Hospital
Guy
Marguerite Richardson
Glarence
Cleota Privitt
Linco
Obituaries and Death Notices for City Hospital Patients
List of deceased and hospital patients includes Fannie McGee 19 lobar pneumonia Ethel Mary Reptik 1 diphtheria Simon Hoétmark 69 pneumonia W Johnson 77 unknown address dronedo pneumonia Paul Apelman 49 lobar Minnie R Herff 63 arteriosclerosis Nancy E Stanley 72 acute myocarditis Dora Holmes 41 chronic bronchitis All entries reference city hospital St Vincent hospital and local address details where provided
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Fannie McGee
City Hospital
Lobar
Ethel Mary Reptik
Simon Hoétmark
St. Vincent Hosee
Uncle Gets Sentence in Liquor Sale Case
Uncle Gus Bethauer of 2225 E Washington St was fined 200 dollars and costs and given sixty days in Indiana State Farm for a blind tiger liquor sale case. His nephew Wallace Burkhart, 19, also of the same address, was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed thirty days. Both were arrested November 22, 1924.
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James A. Collins
Gus Bethauer
Washington St
Indiana
Collins
Wallace Burkhart
Church Convention Set
Announcement from Marion Indiana reports the State convention of the Disciples of Christ scheduled for May 18 to 21. Over 700 delegates from nearly every city and town in the state are expected to attend. The Disciples of Christ is described as the second largest religious body in the state with about 150 000 members.
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Marion
Ind
Disciples of Christ
Dogs Chase Coon for $50 Prize in Elkhart
In Elkhart Indiana dogs from nearby cities ran a three mile coon chase today. The first dog to tree the coon earned a $50 prize.
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Times
Elkhart
Ind
Local Market Drops as Hog Prices Lead Decline
Market faces further drop with hogs down 25 to 40 cents amid weak demand and outside pressure. Receipts around 5,000. top hog price $13.85 for choice light, heavies and mediums $13.75, bulk $13.75 to $13.85. pigs $10 to $12.75. sows $10.75 to $11.25. Cattle prices steady after two down days. steers mostly $9.25 to $11.50. yearlings $10.50 to $11.50. calves $5 to $9. veals $5 to $8.50. sheep and lambs $10 head. overall market ends near Friday's levels with scarce good stock.
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Lower in Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati cattle receipts reach 275 with slow trading. Shipping steers bring 9.50 to 10.25, calves 9.50 to 10.50. Hogs move 2,000 head with 10 to 15 cent declines. good to choice packers and butchers 13 to 13.15. Sheep steady at 5.17 to 5.17 for good to choice. Lambs 20 to 22 for good to choice springers.
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Cincinnati
Isc
Riding Master Gets 22 Years Murder Verdict
In Wheaton Illinois a jury convicted riding master George Munding of first degree murder for shooting his common law wife Julia Able Douglass. The verdict carries a 22 year prison term. Defense attorney Clarence Darrow was absent and Charles W. Hadley moved for a new trial with a hearing set for April 24.
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United Press Wheaton
George Munding
Julia Able Douglass
Illinois
Clarence Darrow
Charles W. Hadley
Junior Chamber Set 8 P.M. Meet At Chamber
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will host a get-together at 8 p m Monday at the Chamber with C August Schrader in charge Progress of the Clean up and Paint up campaign closes April 25 will be presented
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Chamber of Commerce
C. August Schrader
Doorley to Speak at Irvington Masonic Temple Sunday
Under Fourth Church of Christ Scientist Indianapolis auspices John W Doorley of London member of board of lectureship will speak at 3 p m Sunday in Irvington Masonic temple. Speaker will be introduced by William Hoffman.
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Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist
Indianapolis
John W. Doorley
London
Church
Irvington Masonic Temple
William Hoffman
Youth of 19 Takes Poison After Career Setback
Cedric York, 19, in South Bend, killed himself after losing his job as his 17-year old wife had a baby. He had been jailed weeks earlier on a theft charge to feed his wife.
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Cedric York
Cuban President Elect Chooses Dignity in Washington Drive
In Washington on Friday April 18 President-Elect Machado of Cuba rode in a gleaming government car befitting his dignity but refused the older vehicle offered the day before. The economy program was temporarily suspended to uphold his status with proper gear.
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Times Special
Washington
Machado
Cuba
Indictments Detail Oberholtzer Murder Case
The document outlines murder charges against Stephenson Gentry and Klinck for the Madge Oberholtzer case. It alleges kidnapping on a train to Hammond, assault and sealing of liberty, provocation of poisoning with bichloride of mercury, and failure to aid with antidotes. The narrative covers transport to Indianapolis, continued restraint, and eventual death. Witnesses include Dr Kingsbury and the Oberholtzer family.
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Chicago
Hammond
Mudge Oberholtzer
Madge Oberholtzer
Stephenson
David C. Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Earl Klinck
Oberholtzer
Lawyer Denies Shady Dealing With Wheeler in Montana Trial
Great Falls Mont April 18 The trial of Senator Burton Wheeler enters its third day as prosecutors reveal a key mystery witness. John L Slattery says the Washington attorney known as the Washington attorney will testify this afternoon or Monday. Peter Q Nyce denies knowledge of a shady million dollar oil deal and Wheeler did not seek him. The defense suspects no such man exists and aims to move for dismissal on insufficient evidence once the prosecution rests.
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United Press
Great Falls
Mont
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
John L. Slattery
Slattery
Peter Q. Nyce
George KE. Chamberlain
Wheeler
Thomas J. Walsh
Ten motorists fined by city in court session
Seven drivers arrested by State police faced fines in city court. Charles H. Hasseg paid 35 dollars for sixty miles an hour while others including Harold Doser, Henry Taylor, Clarence Brill, Edgar Pate, Lowell Bowen, Louis De Fabis and Frank Miller paid smaller sums for speeding or tail light violations. Three more motorists, J. J. Kurfiss Wilbur Gates and Forest Williams, were fined for speeding or related offenses and for passing a street car unloading passengers.
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Charles H. Hasseg
Roosevelt
Edgar Pate
Bates St
Lowell Bowen
N. Capitol Ave
Louis de Fabis
S. East St
Frank Miller
W. Nineeenth St
J. J. Kurfiss
University Ave
Wilbur Gates
Sauley St
Forest Williams
Booker St
Clean-up Drives Rubbish Total 38000 Cubic Yards in Week
Rubbish and ashes collected in the first week of the campaign reached 38 000 cubic yards. City sanitary chief Truly Nolen urged residents in Monday collection areas to finish cleanup within one day and have rubbish hauled away. Harmon Snake of the Junior Chamber of Commerce said attention was focused on cleaning up back yards.
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Truly Nolen
City Sanitary Department
Nolen
Harmon Snake
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral for Mellisa Moore Planned in Clermont
Funeral services for 49 year old Mellisa Moore wife of George B Moore of Clermont will be held Sunday at 2 pm at Clermont M E Church Burial will follow in Clermont She is survived by husband two daughters Mrs Reba Grace of Tipton and Esther Moore of Clermont her mother Mrs Esther Lovett a sister Mrs Mary Reed and brother John Lovett all of Indianapolis and two brothers Daniel and William Lovett of Traders Point
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Mellisa Moore
George B. Moore
Clermont
Clermont M. E
Reba Grace
Tipton
Esther Moore
Esther Lovett
Mary Reed
John Lovett
Indianapolis
Daniel
William Lovett
Traders Point
Rotary to Talk Radio at Claypool Luncheon
Rotary Club luncheon at the Claypool will feature Edward L. Kruse president J F Connell secretary treasurer and J M Taylor of Kruse Connell Company as speakers. Connell discusses The Psychology of Radio and Taylor covers Technical Radio past and present.
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Rotary Club
the Claypool
Edward L. Kruse
J. F. Connell
J. M. Taylor
Kruse-Connell Company
Connell
Taylor
Radio questioner flees after intruding at Meridian Street home
A man asked Mrs. W. Wright if her radio worked and knocked at 712 N. Meridian St Friday night. Wright slammed the door then saw the same man enter Fred Miller’s apartment across the hall and fled after she called police.
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Lake County, Indiana
Ounty
WM. B. Burford
S. Meridian ST
George B. Ray, Inc
Paige-Jewett
Meridian
Lin
Chevrolet Coune
Mitchell
Chas. D. Clift Co
10Th St
10Th and
Scioto
Fren Will'se Skin & Parker
Ford
Hazel St
Sgbbex
Canleee
Ray
Smith
Delaware
Hons Moto
Penn, Main
Belmont
AUTOS
New York St
SAM Coraz Auto Parts
Capitol Ave
Beck
Y Ave
Rogers
Bel
Chevrolet Specialists
Cox Pros
CORUM
N. Ill
Ariana
Massachusetts Ave
Lincoln Loan Co
Meyer-Eiser Bank Bldg
Security Investment and Loan Co.,, Inc
N. Delaware
Fidelity Loan CO
Lemeke
American Loan
Bankers Trust
Board OF “Zoning Appeals
Frank L. Bryant
Board of Zoning Appeals
City of
Darananots
BOARD
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BR. A, Jarnisch, Searstas
Frank L. Jacobs
Merion
State of Indiana
Union County
International Harvester Co
Kentucky Ave
America
F Dedelow
India
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Wall Street
New York Liberty Bonds
New Govt
Kansas
Jay O
Prreseseees
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Glenrock Oil
Sanulpa Goodyear Soble
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Ti Wrigley Wahl
Heidelberg
Chicago Grain Table
Deveper
Su Timothy
Ash
St, Louis
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Munding
London Scientist’ Sunday
Madge Oberholzter
George W. Huggins
John K. Kingsbury
George E. Oberholtzer
Marshall Oberholtzer
Asa Smith
Griffith Dean
U. S
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