Death notices of Brown C C Cummings Dickinson Trendleman
Obituaries list several local deaths with ages and funeral details. Christopher Columbus Brown aged 36 of 3622 E Michigan St. buried Memorial Park. Nancy Jane Cummings aged 77 of 1412 Brookside Ave. buried Washington Park. Mary Dickinson aged 66 of 141 E Southern Ave. burial Crown Hill. Ralph Ernest Trendleman aged 31 of 2834 N Denny St. burial Anderson Cemetery. All services under Moore & Kirk.
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Ida Smith
Brookside Ave
Washington Park Cemetery
Moore & Kirk
Ee Ot Dickinson
Mary
Cassius R. Dickinson
Mary Eaton
Estella Greenwood
Frances Demott
Minnie Gase
Samuel
William
John Dickinson
Southern Ave
Crown Hill
Wade Aeave
G. H. Herrman
Trendleman
Ralph Ernest
Sophia Trendleman
William Trendleman
Gosrt
Ind
Emma Cloat
Clara Ellermire
Alma White
N. Denny St
Anderson Cemetery
Fren
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and condolences
We express heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during our sadness. Special appreciation goes to the Rev Har gill local No 3 L A T S E Moore and Kirk funeral directors and Charles Dennett.
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Hargill
Moore and Kirk
Charles Dennett
Funeral Directors and Tributes Across Local Firms
A list of funeral directors and related service firms appears with addresses such as 2226 Shelby St and 1630 N Meridian, plus phrases like A REAL HOME FOR SERVICE. The snippet includes company names, office locations, and contact lines tied to local funeral home services.
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W. T. Blasengym
Shelby St
Drexel
Finn Bros
N. Meridian Home Ra
George Grinsteiner
Puneral
E. Market
G. H
Yelloway Coast to Coast Busses Ad Rates
Transportation ad lists Yelloway Pioneer Stages fares with cities and prices including Los Angeles 52 dollars St Louis 5 dollars Pittsburgh 80 cents Kansas City 10.06 Dayton 3 dollars Denver 23.50 New York 18.50. Depot Dennison Hotel Riley 2273.
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Yelloway
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Dayton
Denver
New York
Yelloway Pioneer Stages, Inc
Dennison
Riley
Lost and Found Classified Items From Boston Area
A jumble of lost and found notices lists beaded bag, billfold with $90, lodge card, and rewards. a Brindle female dog named Pengy, missing, with contact hints. a diamond ring, English letters, and various pets and items with reward offers. Also includes Bungalow sale, holiday buys, and pet ads.
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Lady's
New York
Boston
North Vernon
Walter C. Boyer
Carrollton
Purdue
Jersey
Fletcher American Bank
Keystone
Fraternity
Baby girl left on doctor's doorstep in 1888 Indianapolis
The notice reports a baby girl about two weeks old with blue eyes and light hair found at a prominent doctor's doorstep in Indianapolis on January 20 1888. The doctor took the infant to St Marys Hospital for treatment and was released the same day at 2 pm. He then argued for adoption at the Orphans Home. The writer offers to aid if they are the girl.
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Indianapolis
Ind
St. Mary's Hospital
Miami
Florida
Chas Leappie
Baking CO
Help Wanted Classified Listing Fragments
Fragmented job ads list male and female help wanted, with multiple names, places, and phone references. includes office boy, salesman, operators, housekeeper, janitor, truck driver, upholsterer, and various trades, with contact details and brief requirements.
Rooms for Rent ALA N Pleasant 2037
A dense classifieds page lists multiple rooms for rent across Illinois Indiana Alabama and nearby areas. Descriptions include steam heat hot water private baths near car lines furnished rooms and rates ranging from 3.00 to 6.00 weekly with options for meals or garage space. Contact numbers Ta 15500 Ta 46620 Li 2821 Ha 1398 and others appear for specific locations such as CENTRAL DELAWARE MERIDIAN PENN and NORTH.
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Ala
Cbarh
Delaware
Bath
Drexel Arms
Hoosier Inn
Mass
Illinois
Harbour Hotel
Nice
Meridian
Pleasant
Michigan
New Jersey
North
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Li. Penn
Satay Furn
Randolph
Buckle
Priv
M. Talbott
Talbott
Gar
Apt
Marott Hotel
Agaglemans
Alabama
Ashland
J. Broadway
Furn
Capitol
Del
Dorman
Furn Bath
Emerson. N
J. Gracela
Housekeeping
Ill
Kenwood
Bellefontaine
Biltmore
Broadway
Brookside Ave
Euclid N
Harding
Irvington
York
Wikg Dist
Northwestern
Butler
Sii
Murphy
East
Madison
Car
Wash
Pratt
Meridian Winhay Fy Moynahan
H. H. Woodsman & CO
Fidelity Trust
Ambassador
Gallup
Pennsylv
Sts
Adams
Alabama N
Bancroft
Sez Burgess
Jan
Carrollton
Attrac
Wa Ta
Chester
Bunalow
Coffey
Concord
M. Finley ST
Spann CO
Delaware Ri
Fulton
Tatawot
Sonia
Gladstone
Graceland
Gray
HOYT
Burgess Realty
Iowa
Kansas
A LA Salle
LEE
Leeds
Lyndhurst DR
North W
Marion
West
Massachusetts
Psa M'Carty
Meridian N
Tech
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Ty Ri
St. Philips
Oxford
Parker
Prospect
Raymond
Ringgold
Wate Rural
Shelby
Tacoma
Udell
Bown
R. Warman
Dial. Ri
Pater
Chain of air schools seen in next year
Amelia Earhart argues a nationwide chain of aviation schools will launch in 1929 offering complete courses for sportsmen and commercial flyers. She notes current prices average 250 dollars for extensive instruction, down from over a thousand postwar, and warns against substandard instructors while urging Commerce Department approval and frequent inspections.
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Times Special
New York
Amelia Eahart
Atlantic
Cosmopolitan
Miss Earhart
Department of Commerce
American Medical Association
Giant Junkers Plane Aims For Trans Atlantic Service
The Junkers Airplane Company in Germany is building a huge monoplane named the Flying Wings. It is powered by four 550 horsepower motors and will carry up to fifty passengers. The craft features wings 120 feet long with living quarters in the wings and a built in kitchen and radio set. It is designed for flights at 20 000 to 30 000 feet with the goal of trans Atlantic service.
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United Press
Ashington
Junkers Airplane Company
Germany
Department of Commerce
Cincinnati marks air mail first anniversary and flight anniversary
Cincinnati observes the first anniversary of its air mail service and the twenty fifth anniversary of human flight with a 2 pm Monday christening of three homing pigeons at Lunken Airport named Waco Monocoupe and Fairchild. The event features a simulated forced landing to Indianapolis, a birthday party at the field, cake gifts for orphanages, and displays of planes wartime photos models and open house all week.
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Cincinnati
T. Higbee Embry
Lunken
Waco
Fairchild
Indianapolis
Aviation Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Teen Flier Richard James Wins Transcontinental Flight Prize
Richard James a 17 year old from Flushing High School arrives in New York City after completing the first transcontinental flight by a minor. He wins $1000 from the American Society for Promotion of Aviation and is greeted by Mayor Walker. He endured two sub zero legs and three forced landings with minor injuries.
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United
Curtiss ‘Field
L. I
Richard James
Flushing
Flushing High School
New York City
Walker
American Society For Promotion of Aviation
Young James
San Francisco
North Platte
Neb
Mercer
Bellefonte
Patten Leaves Charity Half of Fortune
James A Patten wheat king who died December 8 leaves half of his estimated 20 million fortune to seven Chicago and Evanston charitable institutions including Evanston Hospital Association and Old Peoples Home. The remainder goes to his two children and widow income for life.
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United Press
Chicago
James A Patten
Wheat King
Agnes Patten Wilder
Santa Barbara
Cal
John Lowrie Patten
Evanston
Ill
Amanda Patten
Evanston Hospital Association
Old Peoples’ Home of Chicago
Boy Scouts Council
United Charities of Chicago
Glenwood Manual Training School of Chicago
Northwestern University
Patten
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Weather report from Indianapolis airport at 9 30 am
At Indianapolis airport the 9 30 am weather shows a south wind 6 mph barometric pressure 30.37 inches sea level no ceiling and no visibility.
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Indianapolis
Navy flier earns Schiff trophy for flight hours record
President Coolidge awarded Lieutenant James E. Dyer of the San Diego naval air station the Herbert Schiff trophy for the navy aviator with the most hours in the air without accident or injury. Dyer logged 1,251 hours in the year.
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United Press
Washington
President Coolidge
James E. Dyer
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Cal
Herbert Schiff
Dyer
Van Camp Milk Company Incorporated With 4.5 Million Capital
FORM MILK COMPANY Van Camp Products and Packing Company today incorporated their milk business as a separate corporation to be owned as the Van Camp Milk Company with 4,500,000 capital stock. Incorporators include J. E. Gavin J. E. Kelly and E. W. Miller.
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van Camp Products and Packing Company
South East Street
van Camp Milk Company
Otto G. Fifield
J. E. Gavin
The
J. E. Kelly
E. W. Miller
Bird impaled on car door handle in Ayreka incident
A motorist entering Ayreka California reported seeing a blackbird impaled on the blunt door handle of his vehicle. The bird had struck the door while the car sped along and still clutched a grain of wheat in its beak.
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United Press
Ayreka
Cal
Mothers Club to Host Executive Board Meeting
The Mothers' Club of the Fall Creek kindergarten under the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society will entertain the society's executive board from 2 to 4 p m Tuesday at the kindergarten room 903 East Thirtieth street. Mrs Paul Shertzer president will be in charge.
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Mothers’ Club
Fall Creek
Indianapolis Free Kidergarten Society
East Thirtieth Street
Paul Shertzer
Steam Driven Bus Demonstrated In City
A steam driven bus with forty seats and automatic operation was tested locally. It reaches a mile per minute, costs about 2 cents a mile in fuel, and promises lower per passenger costs and smoother rides. The Automotive Syndicate Ltd backs the project with Indianapolis and Indiana participants named in the report.
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Automotive Syndicatte, Ltd
East Twenty-second Street
Indianapolis
W. J. Parrish
Automtive Syndicate, Ltd
D. McCall White
Indiana
Arthur C. Newby
Walter C. Marmon
G. M. Williams
Lucius M. Wainwright
Norman A. Perry
Hugh McK. Landon
Arthur R. Baxter
Elmer W. Stout
Paul H. White
J. H. Trimble
George J. Marott
S. E. Rauh
C. S. Rauh
A. G. Snider
Stuart Dean
Ford Barnickel
George M. Dickson
Col
William C. Wall
Ray P. Johnson
C. S. Davis
Muncie
Carl Bimel
Portland
Indiana Estimates 1929 Revenue From Property Valuation
Indiana budget committee reports 1929 estimated state revenue 12,360,527 from a property valuation of 5,128,852,645. Disbursement splits include 6,112,186 to the general fund and 3,809,760 to school levy with other allocations to teachers retirement, World War memorial, Dunes state park, and more. About 300,000 polls are collectible of an estimated 515,000. The general fund balance is projected at 6,112,186 with a 1,351,594 remaining.
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Indiana
State Budget Committee
Board,of Agriculture
Dunes State Park
George Rogers Clark Memorial
State Department
Man Bites Chief. Milford Officer Sentences Five Years
Georgetown Pa December 15 report says Robert Manual bit Police Chief James Courtneys of Milford during arrest. He has been sentenced to five years in Newcastle county workhouse.
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Georgetown
Robert Manual
James Courtneys
Milford
Newcastle County
Judge confronts subpoena as he weighs defense plea in Dunn case
Judge Knut Collins faces a potential conflict after being subpoenaed to testify in the Dunn case while he had denied a change of judge. Attorney Clinton Givan accuses bias. Collins denounces the motion as improper and says the matter will be ruled Monday. The situation worsens as Collins learns he must preside and may hear his own testimony.
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Riminal
James A. Collins
Collins
Clinton H. Givan
Paul S. Dunn
Ivan
Dunn
Coffin
Republican Party
Givan
Clarence Clegg
New Electric Chair Promises Slimming Benefit
London reports a newly exhibited electric chair claimed to extend life by slimming users. Shown at the Royal Horticultural Hall exhibition in Westminster, it offers ten minutes of vibratory massage equated to an hour of riding or other strenuous exercise, intended for fashionable fitness.
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United Press
London
Royal Horticultural Hall
Westminster
Three Executed in Illinois Electric Chair Murder Case
Joliet Illinois December 15 three men a Chippewa Indian and two Negroes died in the electric chair at the state prison for the murder of William Beck a Lake county farmer. Claude Clark was first pronounced dead at 7 18 am John Brown followed at 7 28 am and Dominic Bressetti at 7 37 am.
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United Press
Dominic Bressetti
Weight Reduction Bulletins Offer Four Guides
The Washington bureau promotes a four bulletin packet on weight reduction covering General Weight Reduction, Reducing Particular Parts Diet, Food Values and Calories, and Proper Proportions in the Body. Send 15 cents or stamps with name and address to CLIP COUPON HERE Weight Reduction Editor Washington Bureau 1322 New York Avenue Washington DC. I am a reader of The Indianapolis Times.
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Washington
New York Avenue
Washington, DC
United States
Kellogg Pact and Navy Bill Up In Senate
In Washington the Kellogg anti war treaty and the naval cruiser building bill dominate the agenda as the second week of the short session ends. The Senate plans to take up the naval bill Monday while daily sessions push the treaty to the floor.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
Congressional
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saltis the Beer King Returns to Chicago in Custody
Chicago’s famed beer baron Saltis surrendered to police after 208 days at large. He had fled after a May fine and sixty day Bridewell sentence for carrying a concealed weapon. Saltis claimed ill health and treatment in Wisconsin and Canada. His alcohol empire dominated Chicago’s south side.
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United Press
Chicago
Polack Joe" Saltis
Saltis
Law
Bridewell
Wisconsin
Canada
South Side
Women delay liquor sentences to after Christmas
Two Indianapolis women Mrs. Lelia Richardson and Madge Gross obtained permission to postpone starting their sixty day liquor sentences until after Christmas in federal court. Judge Baltzell set the new date for January 2. Other local liquor sentence details include Joseph Hawkins ninety days Arthur Rice thirty days Albert D. Gillaspy three hundred dollar fine Richard Thompson sixty days and additional Jeffersonville residents receiving liquor charges.
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Robert C. Baltzell
Indianapolis
Lelia Richardson
North Noble Street
Madge Gross
Baltzell
Joseph Hawkins
Irving ‘Place
Arthur Rice
Williams Hotel
Albert D. Gillaspy
Spann Avenue
Richard Thompson
Jeffersonville
Laurel
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms and Apts for Rent City Wide
The ad list offers numerous rooms and apartments for rent across multiple streets and neighborhoods. Units include furnished and unfurnished spaces with kitchens, baths, heat and water, some with garages, at weekly or monthly rates. Numerous addresses in Ohio, Indiana, and nearby areas are advertised with varying sizes from single rooms to five rooms.
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Krieger
H. H. Woodsman & CO
Dhone Li
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Sunbeam Heating Co
Caapitol
Apex
Burdsal Parkway
Market St
E. Pratt
Canaries
peAke
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American National Ncw CO
Inland Bank Brdg
W. B. Nicewanger
Indianapolis Times
Warner & Swasey
Schmitzer-Cummins CO
Mass, Ave
Massachussetts Ave
Virginis
Johannes
Maryland ST
Mr, Bragg
Treat & Bragg, Inc
Aston Factory
Florin
Porter
Burkle
Beret
Arrow Ave
Fabncoe
Call and del. Keemer Rug Co
Bornman Transfer
Carline
J. Fr. N
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Central c .Ar
Amelia Earhart
Boy Flier
June Boyd
Arnold Rothstein
Boyd
Joseph Unger
Charity
Air Trophy
Form Milk Company
van Camp
Knut
Milady
Joliet
City State
Strange Bedfellows
Boulder Dam
Senate Chamber
HOUSE
Agriculture Committee
Packers and Stockyard
Hawes- Cooper
Yule
Sponta
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Hasen, Noble
Ohio
Oriental
South ST
el Walnut
Riv
Woodruff
Woodruff Place
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