McCray Solvency Hearing Nears End Today
The three Ft Wayne banks seek a bankruptcy declaration for Governor McCray. Hearing before referee Harry C. Sheridan at the Federal building adjourned for noon with two more witnesses expected. Testimony from Orchard Lake Stock Farm manager James Hendry described McCray’s farming ties and cattle business across multiple countries.
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Ft. Wayne
McCray
Harry C. Sheridan
Federal Building
James W. Noel
James Hendry
Orchard Lake
Newton County
Hendry
Indiana Utilities Sector Records Six Hundred Eighty Seven Billion
A state survey by the State Chamber of Commerce tallies Indiana public utilities at 684 firms with total invested capital of 687,060,000. Electric light and power 202,000,000. telephone 91,000,000. gas 157,000,000. water 35,000,000. traction 202,000,000. Utilities employ about 175,000 people. Last fiscal year the Public Service Commission authorized 62,663,155 in securities.
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Indiana
State Chamber of Commerce
Public Service Commission
Woman leaves $5,000 to Noblesville church
Miss Rachel Wolfgang, 85, buried in Noblesville, left her estate valued at $5,000 to the First Christian Church of Noblesville. She was never married and had two siblings, sister Mrs A J Fryberger of Noblesville and brother William Wolfgang of Fortville.
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Noblesville
Ind
Rachel Wolfgang
First Christian Church of
A. J. Fryberger
William Wolfgang
Fortville
Across Atlantic sailor drowns after capsized boat
George Hoeman of New York began a twenty foot Atlantic crossing Tuesday. The craft capsized and he drowned. Volcanic activity at Mt Vesuvius in Italy rises to furnace like levels sparking Naples anxiety. Washington and Lee University dormitory fire in Lexington Va causes 25000 dollars damage. International canary singing contest underway in Chicago with the winner likely Thursday.
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George Hoeman
New York
Atlantic
Mt. Vesuvius
Italy
Naples
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Chicago
Man Injured in Hit and Run Collision
William Farber aged 43 of 2630 Alabama Street is hospitalized with a broken shoulder after his car was struck by a speeding vehicle at Senate Avenue and New York Street. The other driver fled the scene.
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William Farber
Alabama St
Senate Ave
New York St
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Board Records
H T Nichole 25 and Eva Webb 23 of 517 Smith. A A Caesber 22 from Northwestern to Nellie Baker. East Louis Sams 36 of 641 Blackford and Florence Williams 35 of 765 Indiana.
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H. T. Nichole
Smith
Eva Webb
A A. Caesber
Northwestern
Nellie Baker
Ead East Louis Sams
Blackford
Florence Williams
Indiana
Births and Deaths Listed in Local Notices
Births include Albert and Frances McIntyre at 808 Gladstone Insthen and Esther Jackson at 1164 Centennial Elden and Gertrude Moore 556 Tomlinson Bene and Elsie Kennedy 2113 Avondale Avenue Harry and Elizabeth Allen Methodist Hospital Joseph and Madonna Yakey St Vincent Edward and Emma Schultz St Vincent Fred and Hilda Sutton 1634 E B Tenth Harry and Eliza Diehl 3217 Graceland Stewart and Eunice Lyles Bond Louis and Leora Myers 2214 Sheldon Boys include Raymond and Electrs Casey 1304 West Thirty Fourth Charles and Miriam Winters Methodist Fred and Gladys Wilson Methodist Hospital Percival and Emma Smock St Vincent Deaths: Huber 75 1530 Reisner acute nephritis Alan C Coffey 71 1404 Lexington chronic myocarditis Daniel L Jenkins 63 1926 Thallman carcinoma Mary B Caldwell 38 454 West Eighteenth hypatic pneumonia Helma Gilene Dean 9 months 104 West Market lobar pneumonia Myrtle Shireman 40 306 Leeds cerebral hemorrhage Lillianne 40 city hospital meningitis Edward McKinzie 58 825 South West pulmonary tuberculosis Adam Speiser 52 520 E Vermont hypostatic pneumonia Daniel Fritts 57 Eastman Hospital carcinoma Rosalee McDougal 16 535 Agnes pulmonary tuberculosis
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Bene
Elsie Kennedy
Avondalence
Harry and
Elizabeth Allen
Methodist Hospital
Joseph and
Madonna Yakey
St. Vincent Hospital
Edward and
Emma Schultz
Fred
Hilda Sutton
Harry
Eliza Diehl
Graceland
Stewart
Eunice Lyles
Bond
Louis
Leora Myers
Sheldon
Raymond
Electrs Casey
Charles and
Miriam Winters
Fred and
Gladys Wilson
Methodist Hostal
Percival and
Emma Smock
Huber
Reisner
Alan C. Coffey
Lexington
Daniel L. Jenkins
Thallman
Mary B. Caldwell
W. Eighteenth
Helma Gilene Dean
W. Market
Shireman
Leeds
Lillianne
City Hospital
Edward McKinzie
S. West
Adam Speiser
Vermont
Daniel Fritts
Eastman Hospital
Rosalee McDougal
Agnes
Gillett Wins Speakership After Progressive Shift
The election of Gillett as speaker follows a mass shift by 14 progressives from Cooper. The final vote tally showed Gillett at 215 to 197 for Garrett with Madden two and four not voting, securing a seven vote margin. He was sworn in by William E. Green as the House prepared rules revisions for the new term.
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Nelson
Gillett
Cooper
James
Michigan
Reed
Illinois
Madden
Kvale
Minnesota
Berger
Wisconsin
Congress
Wereald
Farmer
Garrett
House
Tyler Page
William E. Green
Massachusetts
Longworth
House of Representatives
Messrs
Woodruff
la Guardia
You Should Know All About California Before You Come
Ad promotes a paid information service for California guidance. It claims opportunities, competition, and living conditions vary by trade. The offer guarantees answers to questions for five dollars, with a money return if unsatisfied, and lists Fike's Personal Service in Maywood, Los Angeles.
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California
Sharp Western Japan quake stops clocks reports little damage
A sharp earthquake struck western Japan and Formosa early today. It was strong enough to halt clocks but caused no significant damage. United Press reports from TOKIO note no major casualties or destruction, with authorities monitoring aftershocks and ensuring safety.
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United Press
Disaster Fear Drives Refugees to Open Spaces
Many persons fled to open spaces fearing a recurrence of the disaster which leveled Tokio and Yokohama.
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Tokio
Yokohama
Gillett Seeks Speaker Post Lets Coolidge Stop
The Indianapolis Times reports Gillett poised for speaker election as President Coolidge likely to address a joint session of Congress soon. Senator Lodge, GOP leader, arranged for Coolidge to proceed to the hill with House organization and a joint committee ready to report progress.
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Indianapolis Times
Cen aEnder
Gillett
Coolidge
House
Senate
Senator Lodge
White House
Lodge
Congress
Plans to Oust McKay Draw Senate and Governor in Uncertain Session
Discussion centers on legality of a special session without the Governor s call amid impeachment talk. An Appellate Court NY ruling on legislative impeachment may shape action. Senator Walter S Chamber says no move without legal process and notes Democratic members would be called into conference to decide.
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Appellate Court of
New York
Congress
Walter S. Chamber
McCray
Chambers
Hope Bank to Reopen in Columbus After Fraud Loss
Arthur May president of the State Bank at Hope announced the bank will reopen by mid December after a $30,000 fraud case tied to James A. Sims of Indianapolis. Stockholders approved a $25,000 stock issue at a meeting to cover the loss and restore footing.
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United Press
Columbus
Ind
Arthur May
State Bank At
Hope
James A. Sims
Indianapolis
Caution Against Half Price Dentistry Motives
The ad argues prices are reasonable not half price and stresses preserving natural teeth as the main goal. It urges readers to avoid cheap dentistry and focus on long term tooth health.
Juvenile Division Organized by Hibernians in St. Josephs Hall
The Ancient Order of Hibernians and Ladies Auxiliary form a Juvenile Division for boys ages 10 to 16. Meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Josephs Hall 615 East North Street with H. J McMahon as county president and Mrs. I. R. La Porte as county auxiliary president.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians and Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Joseph's Hall
E. North St
H. J McMahon
Order
I. R. la Porte
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Asong
Union
Canada
South America
Kentland
Edward C. Brown
Harlan Grain Company
McCray Grain Company
Brown
Chicago Board of Trade
Waukegan (Ill
Verne Evans
Batesville, Ark
Elberfeld
Germany
Toce
Formazze
Uruguay
M. E. Cassidy
Prohibition
Arizona
Speeder
Albert
Frances MclIntyre
Gladstone
Insthen
Esther Jackson
Centennial
Elden
Gertrude Moore
Tomlin
Bear Mfg. Co
Terre Haute
Jack Frost
A Hoosier Investment
Central Indiana Power Company
Investment Department
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Northern Indiana Power Company
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Valparaiso Lighting Company
Indiana Electric Corporation
Rostrum
Ohio
Capper
Tennessee
Fike’s Personal Service
S8th St
Maywood Sta
Los Angeles
Cal
California Ramblers
Shannon Four
Columbia Records
Eemogral Company
St. Jacobs
Japan
Berkson
Washington Street
McKay
Hope Bank
Washington
Postum
For
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Hibernians Plan
Motion Pictures
WM. Fox
ST. Elmo
John Gilbert
Barbara LaMarr
Bessie Love
Ben Turpin
Virgil Moore
Apollo Orchestra
Isis Niles Welch
Pickford
Rosita
Holbrook
BLINN
Ernst Lubitsch
Pathe News
Lester Huff
ORGAN
NEW Ohio Orchestra
The
John M. Stahl
C. Sharpe
Victor Herbert
Elinor Glyn
Arkansas Valentinos
Myers & Hanford
Greenwich Village
Mile
Juliette Dika
Inal Do
National City Bank
E. Washington ST
Call Lincoln
KE Itias
Robert Emmett Keane
Claire Whitney
Ben Welch
Rae Eleanor Ball
PATHE
Lando & Gordon
Cremee
Earl Smith
Love A
Philmers
Denno Sisters
Tom Thibault
Wm. Newall
Elsa
Wizards
Thomas Dixon
Jersey
Broadway
Talk of the Town
Lincoln Square Theatre
Rialto Vaudevillee
MME
Hudspeth
Mental Wonder
Handy
Andy Toonerville
Rubes Harris
Hillard
War Tax
New York Music Hall Orchestra
Iss
Capitol
Washington St. and
Capitol Av
Columbia
Jack Hunt
Clyde Bates
John
Booth Tarkington
Little Theater Society of Indiana
Wagnerian Opera CO
Lohengrin
Walkuere State Symphony Orchestra of
N. Y
Aqtuur Wammersteins Musial Secrest
Zeampaanae
Otto Harbach
Oscar Hammerstein
Herbert Stothart
Vincent Youmaks
Ristamore
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