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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

5

Stocks Rise on Restored Confidence Amid Choppy Session

United Press reports stock trading showed renewed confidence as selling pressure eased. American Can led industrials with a new high around 259 percent, Marland Oils also reached a high near 595 percent, while United States Rubber weakened on lower crude prices and Industrial Alcohol fell to 72 percent. Southern Railway traded at a record 116 percent as buyers offset declines in other issues.

Bu United Press New York American Can Marland United States Southern Railway

Indeterminate OCR Brief on Tool Clearing Funds

Fragmentary OCR note references clearings in December for Indianapolis tool funds. Mentions amounts near 8 07 000 and 250 000 with unclear currency and purpose. No identifiable dates, organizations, or individuals readable.

Indianapolis

Wheat prices hit new mark on opening trading

Chicago December 2 Wheat reached new highs on the Chicago Board of Trade as outside activity surged to the largest in nearly a year. Bullish reports from the southern hemisphere aided the market while shorts in corn covered and oats rose with the trend. Provisions remained firm without notable features.

United Preas Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago Grain Table Dec 2 Receipts and Prices

Chicago grain table reports primary wheat receipts 1,709,000 against 4,874,090 last year and corn 493,880,000? oats 2,000. prices listed for Wheat No 5 red 65 cents, oats No 2 white 41 cents, No 3 white 42 cents, barley 64 to 74 cents, timothy 50 to 7.25, clover 21 to 30.50.

Chicago Carlel Oes

Markets Ban Bisactly tregh delivered at Ind o88 anapolis

The report lists varied poultry and dairy prices in Indianapolis and Chicago markets. It notes receipts for butter and cheese, eggs, flour, and meats with stated prices such as 19¢ for sprincers horns, 54e for creamery butter, 59¢ for New York cheese, and several per hundred or per pound figures across regions.

Pas Datalee Loncorns

Meat Prices and Carcass Details From Native Herds

Wholesale meat prices list beef and pork terms with varied carcass values. Native cattle and heifers show ranges for fores and hinds, with 18 to 20 cent per unit measures and notes on carcass weight.

Wholesale drug trade shows improving yet room to grow

Indianapolis wholesale druggists report a steady upswing since May after two sluggish years. Mooney of Mooney Muel ler Ward notes holiday lines drive sales, with perfumes dolls and cigars rising in demand. Improved retail stores longer hours and trained clerks further boost business across Indiana towns.

W. J. Mooney Jr Mooney-Mueller-Ward Company Mooney Indiana

Prices for assorted fruits and vegetables in weekly commission list

A fragmented commission row lists Jonathan apples 40 basket at $1. Del Fruits include Grimes Golden, Northern Spy, Spartan and Baldwin baskets with prices around $1.75 to $4.75 per 40 or 50 pound unit. Grapefruit, limes, pomegranates, and artichokes show varied pricing per box, dozen, or hundred.

Jonathan Isting Grimes Kin Davids Oceanuts Grapefruit Florida Boon

Auto Plates To Be Ready December Fifteenth

Indiana Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier announced that 1926 auto license plates with white letters on emerald green back will be ready for the public December 15 at the State house and 100 other locations. Sale runs until February 14 with arrest risk for using old plates after February 15. A plan allows branch agencies to profit via notary fees. the state previously paid four cents per plate.

JRE Statehouse Indiana Frederick E. Schortemeier Schortemeier

Sugar Market Shifts as Refiners Bid for Raw Supplies

In New York, December market notes indicate refiners are positioning for raw sugar supplies. Heavy spot market purchases emerge as bids edge higher, signaling a drift in trade relations between the Tea and Spite sectors amid a near term price around July levels.

Thomson & McK New York

Kip's lawyer debates marriage annulment case

In White Plains final arguments Leonard Kip Rhinelander's counsel asserts he was lured into marriage by Alice Jones daughter of a cabman. The case centers on an alleged mesalliance as the young aristocrat seeks to annul the union claiming innocence and a brain tied.

Riage United Press White Plains N. Y Leonard Kip Rhinelander Alice Jones

Local Wagon Wheat anepening 81 to 75 report

Local sports brief notes a game result with a final score 81 75 and references a theater or event context. Names, teams, or venues are unclear in the fragment, but the score indicates a narrow win or close match. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.

Hog Prices Day by Day at Indianapolis Exchange

Hogs and pigs showed a downward trend with price drops for heavier stock. Light hogs held steady, top light price $11.75. most sales $11.25 to $11.65. Cattle, sheep, and calves also moved lower or steady amid a large 1,600 head cattle run and 1,000 hogs heavy trading. Receipts about 8,000 hogs and 900 cattle. overall market mixed but mostly lower.

Indianapolis Uae Me Ag Alain

No clear headline available from provided text

Market report fragment shows cattle hogs and lamb figures with prices and loads. Mentions St Louis December cattle sale results and various price points, but OCR is garbled.

Plaza meeting called on Indiana World War Memorial site

Governor Jackson and Marcus Sonntag and Samuel Ashby to discuss removing the State School for the Blind and purchasing two churches now on the site. Foundation work for the main memorial building to begin next spring, per the memorial office.

Indiana

Ferguson Defends Ma Ferguson Amid Moody Highway Probe

Former Governor James E. Ferguson defended his wife’s administration as he accused Attorney General Dan Moody of causing a State loss of 1.8 million dollars through his legal actions. Moody charged the Ferguson administration with rigging highway contracts to corrupt paving firms. Two highway commissioners resigned after Moody’s probe of the American Road Company contracts.

United Press Austin Tex James E. Ferguson Ma” Ferguson Dan Moody Moody Ferguson American Road Company

Power of Navy in Air Topic Reinforces Carrier Strength

Commander Kenneth Whiting testified before generals trying Col. William Mitchell that the United States leads in naval aviation. He said Lexington and Saratoga, the new carriers, will give the nation the most powerful air armed ships afloat.

United Press Washington United States Kenneth Whiting Naval Bureau of Aeronautics Col William Mitchell Army Navy Lexington Saratoga Whiting

Coolidge Air Board Recommends No Major Policy Change

Washington December 2 Chairman Dwight Morrow of President Coolidge's special aircraft investigating board today delivered the board report to the President. The document will be made public tomorrow and is understood to propose no radical changes in air policy beyond creating three under secretaries for aviation in the War Navy and Commerce Departments. Col William Mitchells unified air service plan is rejected.

Dwight Morrow Coolidge Special Aircraft Investigating Board War Navy Commerce Departments William Mitchell

Shank Plans Major Police Demotion Before Year End

City administration officials aim to cut the police force to fit the 1926 budget by January 1. Four captains eleven lieutenants and seven sergeants are slated for demotion to reduce personnel. Mayor Shank and advisers seek to shift manpower away from officers Mayor-elect Duvall plans to promote. Shank added forty eight officers Monday after discovering $3500 remained in the 1925 salary fund.

Shank John L. Duvall

Judge to Rule Saturday in Beech Grove Bus Ban Suit

Judge T. J. Moll of Superior Court Five will rule Saturday on a demurrer by the Beech Grove town board in a suit filed by South Side Motor Coach Company. The company seeks to restrain enforcement of an ordinance barring buses from loading and unloading on streets with Beech Grove Traction Company tracks.

T. J. Moll Superior Court Five Beech Grove Town Board South Side Motor Coach Company Beech Grove Traction Company

Early Dawn Grand Champion Hereford at International Livestock Exposition

Hoosier entry Early Dawn, owned by Marshall Farms of Lafayette Indiana, was judged grand champion Hereford bull at the International Livestock Exposition. The class reserve went to Mischief Mixer 39, another Marshall Farms bull.

United Press Chicago Marshall Farms Lafayette Ind Mischief Mixer Marshall Farmgei

Modernist Belives in Marriage by Sherwood Anderson

Sherwood Anderson, author of B Dark Laughter, spoke to the VW men’s Department Club about marriage. He rejected mockery and warned against uniform divorce laws that would tighten restrictions and force people to remain in hypocritical unions amid modern moral laxity in America.

Sherwood Anderson VW Men's Department Club America Anderson

Radio Program Listings From 1925 United Press Digest

The notice lists late evening radio program connections across stations WEAF WCAP WJAR WGR WSAI WTAM KSD and WJZ with musical performances and lectures. It notes times in EST and CST and mentions ensembles including a Cleveland organ recital and Cincinnati string quartet.

United Press Weaf New York WCAP WJAR WGR WSAI Roxy WTAM Cleveland KSD St. Louis CST

Radio Programs Wednesday Evening Concert Schedule

Radio listings show a Wednesday schedule with multiple city programs including Springfield ensemble on WBZ and WCAE, New York orchestra, Buffalo two piano recital on WIZ, Newark dinner music, Hartford trio and vocalists, plus additional city slots and station frequencies.

WBZ Springfield— Ensemble Wcae Gies Sis New York—Orchestra Yerk Buffalo Ecital Wiz New York— York Univerity Cotinee aEocal Newark Dininer Music Wes Hartford tTrio

Radio Schedule Fragments From Various Markets

A jumble of radio times and station IDs across multiple cities lists programs and entertainers. Entries reference Fort Worth Cleveland Philadelphia New York Chicago Pittsburgh and others with evening to late night slots and noted orchestras, concerts, and talks.

Tertainers WBHAP Annerchestra Malatsta New York Chicago East Pittsburgh University of Pittabugh Mail Long Island Lynbrooklyns Springfield Radio WCA Pittsburgh Wecco Aol

Concert Radio Listings Across Stations

A fragmented listing shows various stations and times for concerts and musical programs. Mentions include Chicago Philadelphia Newark and Cleveland venues with multiple hosts and orchestras noted among the schedules.

Silent Today Radio Call Signs List by Region

A compilation of radio station call signs across regions including Central, Eastern and Far West networks. The list names stations such as WCBD WENR WFAA WMC WOI WOWL and KGO among others.

KFDM KFNX KLDS WCBD WENR WFAA WMC WOAW WOI WOWL CKAC WBAY WBRR WFI WDWF WGBS WHAR WHAZ WIP WJY WPG WREO Far West KGO

Fragments of Radio Signals and Sculpture Note

Readable fragments reference radio stations KFAB WBRZ M-WBZ and WRNY with frequencies and locations. Mention includes New York sculpture and Springfield items with partial program notes and call signs.

Kfab Acs Lincoln Orpas Math Abs O. Eprc WBRZ Springfield Sonranouliat Wea A Hladelphones M—Wbz

WFBM Radio Tonight Schedule Details

The schedule lists on air programs for Wednesday December 2 starting at 6:00 with sports and stock market, 6:30 children’s hour, 7:00 Indianapolis Athletic Club radio night program, 8:00 Metropolitan School of Music, 8:45 Wheeler City Rescue Mission, 9:30 Christian Men Builders, 10:00 Gus Edwards Le Paradis Orchestra with Florence Keepers on piano.

Merchants Heat and Light Co Indianapolis Athletic Club Metropolitan School of Music Wheeler City Rescue Mission Christian Men Builders Gus Edwards le Paradis Florence Keepers

Nighttime Radio Schedule List with City Programs

A dense broadcast rundown lists 9:00 to 1:30 A.M. station slots, city connections, and performer notes across Chicago New York Philadelphia St. Louis Denver Houston San Francisco Los Angeles Mooseheart Elgin and more. Includes orchestras orchestras vocal solos dances and special programs with various station call letters and frequencies.

Lea — Sree i New Lewis Ene WDAF Kansas City Nighthawks Los Angeles San Francisco Orchestra KYW Chicago Mooseheart

Marriage Licenses Listed For Beata and Biiton Details

Fragmented OCR lists marriage licenses with names Beata and Biiton, plus witnesses or occupations. Partial entries show addresses and ages but are unreadable in portions, lacking full readable details.

Births Report From Saint Vincent and Methodist Hospitals

Births list girls and boys at St. Vincent's and Methodist hospitals naming parents and partial addresses with many OCR garbles. Several entries include Walter Gertrude Hatton, Gilbert Lukens, Caroline Goodwin, Irene Emshoff, Lorene Meyer, and Eleanor Thompson among others.

Walter Gertrude Hatton St. Vin's Hospital Ohn Madellon McConnell St. Vincent's Hospital Winter Lilly Quinlan St. Vincent's End Marie Leppert Martin Leepert Ruth McKinzle Com- Charlee Violet MaClenon Broadway Pee Martha Harry Boule Nathaniel Beatrice Crockett Oalter Anna Ruddel Noui Marie Lay Methodist Hospital Gilbert Mary Lukens Fredrick Ruth Schneider St. Vincenkospital Caroline Goodwin Einnesota Aon Frances Hamilton Eleanor Thompson Minta Boswell Malvian Blanche Mindoch

Death notices from city hospital list several seniors

Deaths Sallie Sposseeon 71 at city hospital Alice Welch 69 apoplexy 1869 XN Pennsylvania and others aged 21 73 80 75 are listed with addresses on Dela Park Vermont Merkel and north Elizabeth Keiper among causes including arteriosclerosis acute illness and strep infection.

Sallie Sposseeon City Hospital A. Wedoneph v. Keliney N. Delachobarie Vermont Iain Ane Merkel

Building Permits Listed for Multiple Properties

A list of building permits shows various projects including garages and additions. Entries mention owners such as Mary Johnson and Hamilton, with locations on North Penn Ave, Lowell Street, and Harding Street.

Cottel Trial Set Saturday in Hoosier Hold-Up Case

Lawrence Cottel and Edward Prater, both 16, were jailed for a December hold-up that killed street car conductor Forest Van Devere. Prater has pled guilty to manslaughter and faces a sentence similar to the one expected for Cottel, who may also plead guilty. Prosecutor Remy says hearings will proceed before Criminal Judge James A Collins with attorney H B Pike present. The case involves statements about Indianapolis poolrooms.

Edward Prater Indiana Reformatory Forest van Devere James A. Collins William H. Remy Cottel Prater Noblesville Ind H. B. Pike Remy Indianapolis

Honest Court Need Stressed by Foley at Luncheon

Michael E. Foley, Indianapolis Street Railway Company counsel, told a Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon that life liberty and property depend on honest courts. He urged voters to participate in primary elections to ensure government is as good as its people and said courts are honest and not owned by the rich.

Michael E. Foley Indianapolis Street Railway Company Corporation Chamber of Commerce America Foley

Germans Seek Concessions From Locarno Spirit

London December 2 Germany seeks to translate the Locarno spirit into concessions from the Versailles treaty. Chancellor Luther asks for early evacuation of occupied territory, immediate reduction of allied forces in Germany, and relaxation of restrictions on German aircraft production.

United Press London Germany Luther

Speeding appeal denied for Norman Barthel in city court

Norman Barthel of 2625 North Illinois Street lost his appeal after a Tuesday trial before Judge James A. Collins on a speeding charge. Arresting Trafficman Schneider, recalling the incident from a year ago, recorded thirty one miles per hour. Barthel was fined ten dollars, plus costs, and discharged on another speeding charge for Dr. Leonard Northrup of 3119 Buckle Street.

Norman Barthel N. Illinois Sr James A. Collins Schneider Barthel Collins Clty Leonard Northrup Buckle St

Vernon Brown In Critical Condition After Poison Mix-Up

Gree nsville Burnsburg Indiana December 21 Vernon Brown nineteen son of a local businessman is in Memorial Hospital in a serious condition after taking slow poison tablets he mistook for a cold cure.

Bu_ Times Specia Gree Rensburg Ind Vernon Brown Memorial Tal

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