Into Africa With Bow and Arrow
A four member party led by Stewart Edward White and joined by Carl Akeley and Dr. Byron Pope heads for East Africa to hunt big game with bows. They will meet Leslie Simson in Tanganyika and aim to match the jungle with archery faith and personal prowess.
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New York
Carl Akeley
America
East Africa
Stewart Edward White
Axton Pope
University of California
Arthur Young
San Francisco
Tanganyika
Leslie Simson
Alaska
Dr. Pope
Tee
Saxton Pope
Stocks Hit Early SellOff On Steel Policy Outlook
Overnight reaction to Judge Gary's conservative policy for United States Steel Corp spurred heavy selling in industrial shares. Steel fell to 116 1 2, Baldwin to 118 1 2, and Maxwell to 81, while General Electric and General Motors held steady near prior levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Baldwin
Maxwell
General Electric
General Motors
American Can
Mack Trucks
Universal Pipe
Fisher Body
Fruit and Vegetable Prices Amid Crops Market Report
A crowded list shows wholesale prices for fruits and vegetables by region and type. Items include Apples from Ganoes and Winesaps with varied bids, Grapefruit from Florida, Pears, and Citrus. Vegetables feature Asparagus Georgia Beets Texas Lettuce Hothouse Western Mushrooms and Tomatoes Repacked among others with assorted crate and bushel prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Alabama
Georgia
Texas
Gaulstower
Sarda
Southern
Colery
Peran Southern
Michigan
Indiana
Retail Fish Prices Quean Varieties Boston
Fish prices listed for haddock halibut salmon cod pompano bluefish Spanish mackerel red snapper snaper throats live lobsters shrimp scallops crab meat Maine finnan haddie clams oysters yellow perch blue herring mullet carp and more. Prices range from 15c to a dollar with several items at 30c to 60c and per dozen or per pound units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maine
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Marion County estate
Legal notices announce final settlement in the estate of Sarah M deceased in Marion County Probate Court case 68-22206 with Curtis C. as administrator. Heirs and creditors must appear April 9, 1925 to show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved and to prove heirship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HETRS
Sarah M
Frobate Court
Marion County
Curtis C
Albert H. Loschr
Central Indiana Hospital For Insane
Board OF Trustees
City Advertisement Department OF Public Works
Grain prices show mixed moves at Chicago Board of Trade
Local spot prices weaken with wheat at 1.50 and corn at 1.08 for the day. May oats hold steady as futures start strong on reports of crop concerns and cash demand. Provisions see further profit selling and weaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Prices Mixed As May Wheat Rises
Chicago grain table shows wheat up 1.48 percent to 1.50 percent near 1.50 for May and 1.41 for July with corn mostly steady around 1.09, oats around 41, and rye hovering near 1.08 to 1.09. Carrot receipts noted for wheat, corn, oats, rye in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota approves large farm credit bonds for farmers
Governor Theodore Christianson signed a bill authorizing the rural credits bureau to issue up to 80 million dollars in bonds to loan to farmers, adding to 70 million dollars in state credits. The plan allows issuing bonds only as needed for emergencies, and ties bond control to a new state government reorganization law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Theodore Christianson
Rural Credits Bureau
Christiansen
Markets Report Butter Eggs Poultry Prices From Chicago Cleveland
Chicago and Cleveland market notes list butter eggs and poultry prices. Butter creamery and packing stock values appear with cents per pound. eggs quotations cover ordinaries and extras. poultry shows fowls ducks and turkeys with per pound ranges. potatoes prices per barrel or ton vary by region and grade.
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Chicago
Americas
Isconain
Minnesota
Red River
Ohio
Florida
Spaulding Rage
Cleveland
New York
Michigan
Tank Wagon Prices and Refinery Trade Noted
OCR shows prices for tank wagons and fuels, referencing Sinclair KERO ENE and furnace oil figures. Regional traders like Gera & P. and Standolind Cleaners appear in scattered price notes and trade terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Kero
Cryeta
Sinclair
Gera & P
Conviction Upheld for Jose Castro Death Sentence
The State Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of Jose Castro a Lake County Mexican who faces the death penalty for the murder of an Indiana harbor policeman. Castro's lawyers argued his trial was unfair but the court refused to reverse the verdict. If Governor Jackson does not commute the sentence he will be electrocuted shortly after midnight June 12.
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State Supreme Court
Jose Castro
Lake County
Indiana
Castro
Jackson
McCaun Construction to Repair Crooked Creek Bridge Road
N C Neal secretary of McCaun Construction Noblesville Ind notified county commissioners they will repair the county road over the Crooked Creek bridge north of Kessler Blvd. Commissioners complained April 17 that a slab on each side of the road was in need of repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Neal
McCaun Construction Company
Noblesville
Ind
Crooked Creek
Kessler Blvd
Hog and cattle market prices fall on light receipts
A heavy hog run at the local stockyards pushed prices down below Monday’s levels. Hogs sold mostly at 12.40 to 12.50 with some tops to 12.50, while packers held the buying market steady for sows and pigs. Cattle prices eased 25 cents with beef steers and heifers mostly steady, and calves and sheep showing limited activity due to weak demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Eeu Aus
Cleveland
Luois
Markes Stent Ewes
Cincinnati
Toledo
Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Markets
Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts noted at multiple markets including Pittsburgh Cleveland and Cincinnati with mixed to slow demand. Prices show steady to lower trends on steers and hogs, calves and cattle varying by grade, with bids ranging roughly from 5.50 to 12.75 for various classes.
Mississippi Regatta Set for White Lake Meet
Peoria NL April 21 The eighteenth annual regatta of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Club Association will be held at White Lake Mid. The association awarded the meet to White Lake after hotel owners offered 7000 dollars to guarantee purses.
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Mississippi
United Press Peoria
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Club Association
White Lake Midh
White Lake
Promoter Fitzsimmons Eyes May 30 Lewis Munn Bout
Floyd Fitzsimmons of Michigan City Ind telegraphs Strangler Lewis and Wayne Munn for terms for a match on May 30. Munn’s recent defeat is not expected to limit gate receipts as Fitzsimmons holds firm.
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Floyd Fitzaan
Michigan City
Ind
Strangler Lewis
Wayne Munn
Munn
Fitzsimmons Hols
Oberholtzer case slows as court calendar tightens
In Indianapolis, Stephenson remains jailed as delays in serving captuses on indictments stretch into May. Prosecutor William H. Remy cites crowded criminal court calendars with eight murder trials ahead, while diverse local groups issue resolutions decryting Miss Madge Oberholtzer’s death and urging a prompt, thorough investigation and swift justice.
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William H. Remy
Remy
James A. Collins
Inman
Stephenson
Miss Oberholtzer
Gentry
Klineck
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Pi Beta Phi
Indiana Gamma Alumnae Club
Pi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club
Madge Oberholtzer
Indiana Gamma
Oberholtzer
First Friends Church
Alabama
Thirteenth Sts
Irvington Coterie Club
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Named Individuals
A flood of marriage licenses includes Everett Eastridge, Olie Hall, Francis Markoe, Aileen Admire, Edward Norvell, Elizabeth Greer, Rose Neely, Lilly Rodgers, James Wood, Ella Baker, Leslie Aldrick, Eva Weat, Samuel Smith, Clara Harding, Herbert Crist, Irene Nagle, Walter Shirley, Gladys Sudbrook, Leslie Crenshaw, Annie Milan, Elmer Klaiber, Helen Wettrick, Frank Ginley, Gladys Holt, Alexander Underwood, Mary Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Earl Eastridge
Central Insane Hospital
Olie Mary Hall
New Jersey
Francis Anthony Markoe
St. Paul, Minn
Th Aileen Admier
Pennsylvania
Edward Simmons Norvell
Jeseph Elizabeth Hord Greer
Alabama
Rose Neely
Paca
Lilly May Rodgers
Indiana
James A. Wood
Bacon
Ella E. Baker
Perry
Leslie James Aldrick
Belle Vieu
Eva Grace Weat
Samuel Smith
Rader
Clara Harding
California
Herbert Anthony Crist
Morton Hotel
Irene Lucille Nagle
E. Ohio
Walter Luther Shirley
Fall Creek
Gladys Lucille Sudbrook
Leslie Crenshaw
N. East
Annie Milan
E. Court
Elmer V. Klaiber
Leonard
Gar
Helen K. Wettrick
Hartford
Frank Edgar Ginlevy
New York
Gladys J. Holt
Alexander Underwood
Minerva
Mary Baker
Capitol
Births Report From Local Hospitals and Homes
Birth announcements list numerous new boys and girls with names and addresses across Methodist Hospital and St. Vincent’s facilities. Notable entries include Benjamin Barker and Ruth, and Earl Vernon and Edith, among many others. The column records multiple families connected to Methodist Hospital and local streets, reflecting ongoing community births.
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Boysall
Martha Lutane
Fletcher
Dy ‘S
Bernice Gooch
Norin
Ella Bradley
Benjamin
Ruth Barker
Bernard and
Ruth Stuvel
Methodist
Earl and
Edith Vernon
Methodist Hospital
William and
Grace Jones
W. Smythityene
Mary Woodson
Norvel
Naomi Reames
Charles
Lilly Kinney
Fern'doh
Carrie Flemings
St. Vincent's
Rewer
Eva Farmer
Hoscitaries
Fannie Little
N. Newman
Wane
Jessie Brummett
Bert
Lydia Stoner
W. Vernm Harrs
Anna Auman
Viel
Gilbert
Laure Hal
Ali Feg
Zenary Richardson
Georgia McCoy
Hiatt
Death notices list numerous city deaths with causes and ages
A lengthy obituary list records many local residents ages from 3 days to 86 with causes including lobar pneumonia chronic hepatitis apoplexy cerebral hemorrhage myocarditis nephritis and tuberculosis. Addresses and wards appear with each entry and a final note mentions girls who fold tissue paper well as dressmaker prospects per a London institute.
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Arthur Smith
City Hospital
Thomas J. Fi
St. Vincent Hospital
Itiemay Boaz
St. Vincent Hos
Piqda
Mo James
Neating
Minne M. Ken
Illinois
Mary Kate Whiteman
Lexington
Rebecca A. Richards
McLean
William Strether
Robert Brooke Davis
Oran Watts
Michigan
Arles Hunley
Margaret Frances Doebber
Fannie Pearl
Marth Coffin
Oliver Box
Martha Jene Kinder
The
London National Institute of Industrial Psychology
Insley Manufacturing Loses Tax Appeal Over 1918 19 Assessments
The Insley Manufacturing Company of Indianapolis lost its appeal to the board of tax appeals regarding added income taxes for 1918 and 1919. The Internal Revenue Service assessed 25 438 dollars more, and the board overruled the pleas of error while ordering a new tax computation. The dispute centered on whether control had passed from original stockholders when the Dollings Company sold Ins lay stock, with the board finding continued control by the same officers and owners and that Dollings did not gain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Washington
Insley Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Board of Tax Appeals
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Board of Appeals
Dollings Company
Dollings
Presbyterian Church to Rise in Emerson Heights
Work on a new Presbyterian church at E Tenth and Wallace Streets in Emerson Heights is expected to begin within months after approval by the Indianapolis presbytery at its spring meeting. The gathering also elected leaders and scheduled delegates for the general assembly in Columbus Ohio in May. Reverend Victor L Raphael Greencastle was chosen moderator succeeding Reverend J Ambrose Dunkel and Reverend Cecil Atkinson Martinsville was elected clerk.
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E. Tenth and
Wallace Sts
Emerson Heights
Indianapolis
First Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
Victor L. Raphael
Greencastle
Cecil Atkinson
Martinsville
Raphael
Building Permits and Additions Across City Listings
The district records show numerous building permits including additions for Lahn Keating at 1908-08 Orange Lane and 1224 East Tenth nares Werglein, remodels for Charles Henson at 514 Division and Joba sprangier garage at 206 South Sherman, and new dwellings for 2741-33 North Dearborn and 1010 Blaine. Other items include furnaces at 226-28 South Emerson, reroofs on multiple addresses, and sign for a Candy Store at 40 North Penn.
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Lahn Keating
Orange
Lane
W.thirtieth
Charles Henson
N. Tre Cc
Powell
Furnace
Shelby
Son
Cherry
East Tenth
Nares Werglein
Tacoma
W. A
Pinodes
North Illinois
Lot Development Company
North Dearborn
C. Moore
seaiHor
Seventeenth
Northwestern
Mertz
Awvitinn
South
Emerson
Frederic Meria
South Emerson
Arter
Norwaldo
Ian Myers
Blaine
North Pennof
Griffith
Shepard Sate Louck
Grismer
Boulevard
PleaSiol Lumber Company
J. Salgerteen
East Michigan
Nellie Healey
J. Mare
North Rural
Ahgbert Sirling
East Morris
R. Larrabee
McCarty
Jacob
Schomeyer
Defense Tries Refutation in Wheeler Case in Montana Trial
In Great Falls Montana on April 21 George B Hayes an attorney from New York and Washington testified for the defense in the Wheeler case against Senator Burton Wheeler alleging misuse of office The defense seeks to counter prosecution claims that Wheeler and Edwin Booth offered to split an oil fee claiming Booth Wheeler sought funding for Gordon Campbell The plan includes testimony by Tom Stout that Wheeler represented Campbell in a receivership matter without seeking oil permit influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Great Falls
Mont
George B. Hayes
New York
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Hayes
Wheeler
Edwin
Booth
Interior Department
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Tom Stout
Campbell
City primary set in two weeks amid campaign clashes
Two weeks remain until the city primary as candidates from both parties wage a tense race. Republican hopefuls include Mayor hopefuls Delbert Wilmeth John Duvall and Haskett backed campaigns while Democrats Walter Myers and Adolph Keinhardt push rival messages. Campaigns feature endorsements speeches and accusations about police and firemen fund practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert O. Wilmeth
John Zener
Ralph A. Lemcke
Shank
Lemcke
Indiana Ave
D. Haskett
Oo. D. Haskett Lumber Company
Chamber of Commerce
John. Duvall
Haskett
Duvall
W. 8. Frye
Otto Deeds
Walter Myers
Roland Friedman
Denison
Adolph G. Keinhardt
Political move rumors swirl over upcoming mayoral primary
Rumors claim a deal between Democratic and Republican city groups to back Duvall and Myers in the May 5 primary. George W. Coffin and William K. Clauer allegedly plan who fills precinct boards and local posts with council approval. Ryan and Ruckelshaus serve as campaign managers for Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coffin
John L. Duvall
Russell
Ryan
Duvall
Walter Myers
William K. Clauer
Coffin
Clauer
John C. Ruckelshaus
Couple Sentenced For Child Neglect In Indianapolis Case
John W. Auberry and Ada Belle Johnson of 21544 College Ave were fined one dollar and costs and given six months in jail by Judge Frank J. Lahr of Juvenile Court for child neglect. Johnson to state prison and Auberry to the women's prison. child placed with Thomas Johnson of Fort Madison Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WH. Auberry
Ada Belle Johnson
College Ave
Indianapolis
Real Estate Speaker to Address Louisville Board Meeting
Real Estate Speaker Robert Peter chairman of the Louisville area multiple listing bureau and real estate board will address the Real Estate Board at Cham mads Hottel on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peter
Louisville, Ky
Real Estate Board
Chammads, Hottel
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Meroraney Eniyut
North
Thompson
Berea
Board of Publi Works
Board of Public Works
Sat of
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Roy OO
Belt Co
Sentral
Tod Beltarr Co
Century
IG Ties
Cities Service
Citizens Gas Co
Pia
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Pipeline ‘Co
Dpe
Ndpls Gas & Noriin
Indple
Southeastern
Trac
Indcom
Vandalia Coal Co
Ora
Wabaa
Rio
Wabash Rail Co
Aetna Trust and
Eeserees Continental Rational Denk
Armers ‘Trust Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Amer Nat Bank
Nat B
Fletcher Law and
Indiana Trust "Co
Livestock Exchange Bank
Ee Merchants National Bank
Ples State
Ang Trust Co
Union Trust Coes Eee
Washanik and
Indiana Union Trac
Indpla Abattoir Co
Indpls
Martinaville
Trae &Term
Ndpls
Terre Haute
Pbomeor
Atchison
Const
Pacific
Hua
Nh&h Bly
P Ac
Nor & W
Penneylvan
So Relway
Fisk
Goodrich
Gondy
Kelly SF
A Car & F
Amer Loco
al Petrol
Ao Ouston Oi
Ain
Uteh
Cal
Exas Co
Eom
Owen
Eee
Woolworth
Ben AT
As West Sn
Wilson & Counta
Am Suma
Tob
Bulletin
Chicago Grain Table
Corar
Waihae
Fitz
John K. Kingsbury
George Oberholtzer
Oberholtber
Business Women's Department
Women's Department Club
Women's Department Club of
Insley Firm
Frye
Planning Alliance
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