Plan to boost Strayer for national judge advocate general
Delegates from Hoosier posts completed a campaign plan to promote Frank J. Strayer of Richmond Indiana to national judge advocate general at the Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention in Tulsa Oklahoma from August 30 to September 5. Strayer was elected Indiana department commander at the June state convention in Elkhart Indiana.
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Richmond
Ind
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tulsa
Okla
Hoosier
Fred J. Byers
Indiana
Strayer
Elkhart
Used Tires and Bicycle Parts Offered in Lexington Area
Small ad lists used tires in select sizes with prices and contact at Rogers 3117 W Washington Belmont 4300. Also mentions bicycle parts, personal ads, and business tags with unclear details about locations and names.
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Rogers
Washington
Belmont
St Main
W. Washington
Ay Es Ll & GE
Bee Auto
N. Capitol
Ruling Awaited On Flat Rock School Bond Issue
Presidents of Washington Township Shelby County awaited the state tax board ruling on a $55,090 bond issue for Flat Rock school. The township is split over the plan and hundreds attended the tax board hearing in Shelbyville.
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United Press
Shelbyville
Ind
Washington Township
Shelby County
State
Flat Rock
the Tax Board
Wall Street Trades End Week On Strong Note
Trading settled to a sound basis as weekend sentiment favored issues with undiscounted possibilities. Bulls showed strength in carrier shares while steel and canning leaders rose, with General Electric and General Motors cited among pivotals as the market closed higher.
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Bune Enied Presa Oak
Chesawake
Ohio
St. Louis
Southwestern
Frisco
Texas
Pacific
Rock Island
Wabash
Steel
American Can
Geneal Electric
General Motor
Local Bank Clearings Totals Mixed for Week
Report shows weekly bank clearings around 2.7 million with fluctuating totals across institutions. Figures indicate varying performance as markets respond to economic signals this period.
Foreign Exchange Rates Steady in New York Markets
Foreign exchange rates remained steady in New York on August 22 with quotes showing little movement. Berlin, Holland, Shanghai, Yokohama, and Bombay postings listed with minor adjustments, reflecting muted demand across major currencies.
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Forei
Beigun Nim
Holland
Okohama
Bamais
Markets ke-S Teh observed poultry and eggs prices
Markets report shows mixed poultry and egg prices across regions. Listings include springers, ducks, roosters, fowls, and capons with varying quotes. notes on live poultry and various grades appear from Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio New York and Pacific coast markets.
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Santos
Long Islands
Pacia
Aert Marates
Senite
Remodeled Dry Army Gathers 10000 Sleuths for Prohibition Push
United Press reports Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrew named as czar of prohibition will mobilize about 10 000 agents from coast guard prohibition narcotic and customs services plus internal revenue to wage the Sept 1 crackdown on illegal liquor. The plan includes salary scales from 1860 to 6000 with peaking to 7500 for meritorious staff and remover of 165 old workers by Oct. 1. Seven new administrators to be appointed by Oct 15 to replace current acting chiefs as Andrews seeks strong leaders.
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Andrews
Prohibition
Ind
Eges
Indianapolis
Indiana
Raymond
Vorhees St
Saturdays Hog Run Drops Prices at Indianapolis Livestock Pens
A large Saturday hog run estimated at 6000 appeared at Indianapolis Livestock with Friday carryovers of 1017, pushing prices down two to three quarters of a cent. Top hogs fetched 14 dollars per cwt for light weights while most sales settled around 13.25 to 18.80. Cattle and sheep markets held steady with mixed grades seeing modest changes. calves and veal sold around 13.50 per cwt. Receipts totaled about 350 cattle, 500 sheep, and 500 calves.
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Indianapolis
Irregular Grain Trading Marks Short Session
Final figures show irregular trading with wheat up moderately and small grains down. Frost in the Canadian northwest and bad weather abroad sparked buying in wheat, while corn fell on favorable crop prospects and oats firmed. provisions declined as cash houses sold nearby options.
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Bu_United
Bull News
Canadian Northwest
Wheat and Grain Prices Reported in New York and St. Louis
The market rundown lists No 2 red wheat at 1.76 to 1.83 with various bids and futures notes. Corn prices show No 2 white and mixed at around 0.98 to 1.04 with several car and inspection details. Oats and barley are cited with modest steady quotes and Timothys around 7 to 7 6 per unit, with butter eggs and pork prices also noted.
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Indians Polis
Rapanalis
Chicago Opens New Market Place At South Water Street
United Press reports Chicago formally opened a $17 million market place on South Water Street creating what may be the world’s largest single food distributing unit. The 166 building group replaces the old mart that handled about $500 million in yearly business, second only to the packing industry.
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New Mart
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Old Mart
Judge Baltzell to Take Two Weeks Vacation
Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell left Indianapolis today to begin a two weeks vacation. He will visit friends and relatives at Princeton Indiana, his former home.
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Robert C. Baltzell
Indianapolis
Baltzell
Princeton
Ind
Births and Deaths Record Listings and Names
The notice lists numerous birth entries with parents and addresses across streets such as E Thirty, Beatrice Shively, Shep illiam and Marie Quakenbush, and many others. It also records multiple death entries including James Bickpon 61 at Long Hospital and William Hutchison 55 with acute cardiac conditions, among others.
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Long Hospital
Chon
William Hutchison
Blake
Noble
W. Dailey
Oxford
Jean Roetter
St. Vincent Hospital
Melen
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Ohn
Adam Fence
Parker
Wipple
B.vermrat
Cincinnati Cattle and Sheep Prices Signal Mixed Week
Receipts at Cincinnati total 200 cattle with prices slipping 50 to 2.80 on lower grades, while fat steers and heifers show slight declines and vealers ease. Sheep and lambs strengthen in nearby feeds with lambs mostly steady to 50 cents lower, natives steady, and feeding lambs strong.
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General Maret
Coleau Coeur
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Iovo
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Enolee
ST. Louis
BURGH
Towane
Peikae Arket
Cleveland
Marke
Ows Orkers
Suit filed by Deputy Prosecutor to collect fines from twelve property owners
Twelve property owners faced suit in city court for more than 10000 in stayed fines. Deputy Prosecutor Robert Lee Brokenburr will file the action, listing cases including 528 Wae Swart and other partial entries.
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Robert Lee Brokenburr
Ous
Taney
Pater Teein
Two teens injured in high speed auto crash near city
Miss Dorothy Bornkamp 17 and Louis Hollweg 18 both suffered serious injuries when Hollweg's light speedy car struck an abutment at the Big Four crossing near National, Rockville Roads. They were taken to city and Methodist hospitals in critical condition.
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Dorothy Bornkamp
N. Mount St
City Hospital
Louis Hollweg
Washington Bloyd
Methodist Hospital
Hollweg
Big Four Railroad
National
Shortridge High School
Budget Perils Army Strength in Wake of Budget Cuts
Swampscott Massachusetts August 22 Senator James Wadsworth Jr. warns that national defense terms cannot be met if Army appropriations are cut by Congress this winter He says Army efficiency hinges on resisting Budget Bureau recommendations to trim maintenance funds after meeting President Coolidge at the summer White House.
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United Press
Dr Adams Resigns From Franklin College Education Post
Dr Jesse E Adams head of Franklin College education department resigns to take a professorship in education at the University of Kentucky. He holds a PhD from Indiana University and has long been a leader in state educational circles. He will move with his wife and son to Lexington Kentucky within days.
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United Press
Byrd Expedition Plans Departure From Arctic Base
Commander Byrd reports polar expedition planes and two ships ready for southward departure from Utah. The Arctic base will be evacuated within days, and Byrd expresses disappointment over the abandonment of planned flights over uncharted northern seas.
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United Preas
Washington
MacMillan
Utah
Byrd
Navy Department
Arctic
Optimists Endorse Increase in City Sanitation Levy
A Friday meeting of the Optimists Club adopted a resolution backing a request by the city board of sanitary commissioners to raise the maintenance levy from 5 percent to 7 cents for 1926. Dr William F King secretary of the State board of health spoke at the luncheon and Lew Cooper president outlined plans for a Lafayette visit on Wednesday.
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Optimists’ Club
City Board of Sanitary Commissioners
William F. King
State Board of Health
Lew Cooper
Lafayette
Indiana University offers second grade teachers course in Indianapolis
The IU extension division starts a complete training program for rural and elementary school teachers in Indianapolis on September 24. Classes will meet at Shortridge High School and at extension headquarters 319 West Pennsylvania Street.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University Extension Division
Shortridge High School
Pennsylvania
Home Guarded as Odd Dog Blocks Front Porch
W N South of 601 Irvington Ave returned home Friday night to find a strange dog posted on the front porch. Police officers corralled and removed the vigilant animal, keeping the residence secure after the unexpected gatecrasher.
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W. N. South
Irvington Ave
South
AT&T declares quarterly dividend of 2.25 per share
The regular quarterly dividend of $2.25 per share will be paid on Thursday October 15 1925 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Saturday September 19 1925. H Blair-Smith treasurer.
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H. Blair-Smith
Indianapolis Life Insurance celebrates twentieth anniversary
The Indianapolis Life Insurance Company marks its 20th year with a homecoming for about seventy sales reps from eight states. Activities include a city tour luncheon at the Indianapolis Country Club dedication of new home offices on North Meridian Street a flag raising and garden luncheon, a White River picnic and a got tournament at the Woodstock Club with a Thursday business session.
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Indianapolis Country Club
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N. Meridian St
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Woodstock Club
Indianapolis Public Works to Build Main Sewer on Conser Avenue
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces a public improvement project to construct a main sewer along Conser Avenue from Maple Road to near 44th Street. The notice sets a bid date, outlines assessment rules, and describes the sewer’s size, materials, and the district boundaries for special assessments.
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Board of Public Works
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State of Indiana
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G. O. P. League Organization Under Way in Indiana
The National Republican Constructive League began forming in Indiana after the Founders' day banquet at the Columbia Club attended by more than 800 Republicans from across the state. Notable speakers included Albert J. Beveridge Senator James E. Watson and George B. Lockwood. George H. Moses of New Hampshire missed a Chicago train and did not arrive. Additional talks were given by Clyde A. Walb State chairman Lieutenant Governor B Harold Van Orman who presided Mrs Viviah Wheatcraft state committee vice chair and others.
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Indiana
Columbia Clui
Albert J. Beveridge
James E. Watson
George B. Lockwood
League
United States
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Chicago
Clyde A. Walb
B. Harold van Orman
Viviah Wheatcraft
City sewer project notice and bids in Indianapolis
Public Works in Indianapolis announces a local sewer project on Shelby Street near Southern Avenue with 10 inch vitrified pipe and 8 inch iron pipe sections. Bids are opened with conditions, installments, and surety requirements. contractor must complete work per filed specs and within contract time.
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Thorize
City of of the Ae
Midere
Shelby ST
Southern Ave
Cruit
Bea
Sheltee
Faerty
Shelby
South Ave
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Toubite Roche
India
Copfin
Board of Public ‘Works Ty
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