Civic Boosters Plan 1927 Indianapolis Efforts
Dick Miller announced at the Chamber of Commerce annual banquet that the Indianapolis First Legion activity program for 1927 would be planned after the new year. Officers will be elected and plans refined to boost civic work, with a new head for the First group. Reynolds urged a city Coliseum, while Davis and Lockridge reported on the convention bureau. An industrial committee to lure firms will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis First Legion
Dick Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Miller
Chamber
Legion
Indianapolis First Groups
John B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Indianapolis
Convention Bureau
Henry T. Davis
Shockley Lockridge
Oocom
Sevon
G. M. Williams
L. M.wainwright
Harry Reid
Frank C. Olive
Marriage Licenses on Ford and Nearby Areas Record
A list of marriages and licenses appears, detailing names ages and occupations including hotel workers, clerks, housekeepers, soldiers, glove makers and laborers. Locations cited include Ford and Ft Harrison with multiple street addresses and local residents named such as Velotine Blackburn Ruth Ghavpatler and Olivia Poe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Lincoln Hotel
Ft. Harrison
Ie Ferguson
Beyate Paress
Rnett
Now
Rhoda’ Denham
Jersey
Cine- Beate Particon Ae
Hes Ersey
Aurgustar Johnson
IV Potter
Olivia Poe
Wark
Births Reported Including Several Girls and Boys
Birth notices list multiple newborns with names such as Sophie Darham and Nelle Quackenbush among others. The notices provide a mix of parents and addresses including Vin ven art Rita and Keenine, Francis Parris, and Louis and Hattie mean with locations in the 800 to 3200 block ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophi Darham
Sophie Ae Dae
Ted
Alice Maher
Cl Robern
Vin
Rita
Keenine
Stalcup
Francis Parris
N. Taames d Nelle
Quackenbush
Roosevelt
Notable Deaths and Illnesses Listed Across City Hospitals
A roster of patients and conditions includes B B Smith 66 Methodist Hospital with oma. Prattling 38 city hospital. Youree 43 4117 Cornadhe citral insufficiency. Ella Smith 75 Madison cardiac platation. Theodre Gilleland 80 Park newumonia Cayou semary 4 days. Christopher Riebe 66 1043 HE Vermont pneumonia. Mary Ann Miller 84 Ashland sneumonia. Harry Negley 60 Long Hospital myocarditis. Attie Rehling 76 city hospital chronic myocarditis. June Trent 1 St Vincent Hospital. William Starr 76 403 N rm carcinom. Mary Mayfred 2 1243 N War tuberculosis eerie Burton 41 city hospital.
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Ees
B. B. Smith
Prattlig
City Hospital
Ella Smith
Madison
Theodore R. Gilleland
Park
Pare Newumonia
Cayou Semary
Christopher Riebe
Vermont
Mary Ann Miller
Ashland
Che Sneumonia
Harry Elliott Negley
Long Hospital
Attie Rehling
June Trent
St. Vincent Hospital
Wiliam
William Howard Starr
Eerie Burton
Stephenson Case Story Repudiated by News Service
A Chicago Universal Service rewrite injected a hopeful note about Stephenson’s potential release, contradicting Judge Gause and Indiana officials. The International News Service blamed a revised version by a staffer unfamiliar with conditions for misquoting Gause. Authorities probe the origin of the two month old story and its reliance on a single attorney’s view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Indiana
Gause
Arthur Gilliam
Gilliam
William H. Remy
News Service
Fred van Devender
Chicago
Universal Service
van Devender
Judge Gause
Stephen
International News Service
Supreme Court
Boy with boxing gloves linked to burglary arrest
Police arrested a 10 year old boy after a burglary at W. D. Ralston home on Buchanan 81. A pair of boxing gloves appeared in the loot and led to the youth. He admitted where he hid a watch chain knives and silver pencils which were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ralston
Buchanan
Bandits Slug Rob Victim and Loot Across Neighborhood
One man was slugged and robbed of 35 dollars and a watch in the 900 block on West Pratt Street. A Standard grocery at 1604 Boulevard Place was robbed of 20 dollars by a Negro thief with a 3 year old present. A brick smashed a store window at 1501 Yandes Street. A glass broke at Archie Greathouse poolroom with 15 dollars and a phone taken. A Union Trust Company night watchman was found stoking the furnace, mistaken for a burglar.
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Ivy Gren
E. le Grande Avy
W. Pratt St
Boulevard PL
James Parks
Central Ave
Granderson
William Perk
Yandes St
Archie Greathouse
Indiana Ave
John Volderauer
Union Trust Company
Kentucky Ave
Morris St
Seeing Across Atlantic Televised Ex periments Outlined
Dr. E F W Alexanderson outlined experiments with television apparatus at the St Louis meeting of engineers. He predicted motion pictures could be sent across the Atlantic enabling a New York viewer to see and talk with London in real time via trans Atlantic radio telephony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Louis
Atlantic
American Institute of Engineers
E. F. W. Alexanderson
General Electric Company
Radio Corporation of America
New York
London
St Paul Lawyer Named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Carl Schuneman of St Paul has been definitively chosen as assistant secretary of the treasury succeeding Judge McKenzie Moss who joined the Court of Claims. Schuneman, attorney and head of Schuneman Mannerheimer Evans Department Store in St Paul, will oversee the $165000000 public building program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Carl Schuneman
St. Paul
the Treasury
McKenzie Moss
Court of Claims
Peace speech to Agnes Scott College canceled
Mrs. Lucia Ames Mead, vice president of the National Council for Prevention of War, planned to speak to Agnes Scott College students in Decatur Georgia. Officials objected and withdrew the invitation. She instead addressed the Decatur League of Women Voters. Mead advocates recognition of Soviet Russia.
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Lucia Ames Mead
National Council For Prevention of War
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
American Legion
Mead
Decatur League of Women Voters
Soviet
Russia
Editor's Wife Dies in Shelbyville
Mrs Frances Stafford Goodrich 28 wife of Russell E Goodrich editor of the Shelbyville Republican died Wednesday night in Shelbyville Ind She was active in city social affairs and is survived by her husband and a son Jack
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Bay United Arena
Shelbyville
Ind
Frances Stafford Goodrich
Russell E. Goodrich
Richman Bros Declares Extra Dividends For Stockholders
Richman Bros. announces two additional dividends alongside the regular payout. A 1 percent stock dividend for those on record Feb 6 and a $5 per share cash dividend for those on record Feb 15. The standard $1.50 quarterly dividend, payable Jan 1, benefits all employees of the company with the Dec 22 record date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richman Bros. Company
East
Middle West
Roy L. Johnson
E. Washington St
Johnson outlines extra Christmas salary for employees
Johnson said each employee will also receive as a Christmas gift one week’s extra salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Friday Medical Seminar for Staff and Students
The regular monthly medical and surgical seminar for staff and students will be held Friday at 8 p m in Room 11 of the Indiana University School of Medicine Building at 1040 W Michigan St. Dr Charles P Emerson dean announced the program includes unusual case presentations from Indiana University hospitals Riley Hospital and Long Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University School of Medicine
Michigan St
Charles P. Emerson
Indiana University
Riley Hospital
Long Hospital
Local Building Permits List Includes Furnaces and Garages
The record lists permits for several properties including furnace installations at 3335 37 W Bix er Hubert and 1802 04 N tuguting Company, furnace work at 970 sin clay effining foeenys obtes. garage permits at 2225 Brookside and 3088 Athan Fletcher. a dwelling and garage permit for 29 Arnolds with total cost $1,750. The source contains OCR errors but indicates multiple residential and commercial improvements.
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Ein
Furnam
Bixer Hubert
N. Tuguting Company
Pam O. Cash
P Mitchigan
Perry
Brookside
Athan Fletcher
Arnolds
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C. of C
Robert A Andria Dilley
Arenes
Saville
Piven
Nellie Alley
Louis
Hattie
N. Olney
Brownings
Washington Street
Chus Furniture Company
E. Washington
Ohio ST
Mansur
Brainbach
G & Tires
Indiana Tire Sales CO
LN. N. Captol Ave
Riley
Ideal Furniture Company
W. Wash
Cone
Diamonds
DEE Jewelry CO
St. Claypool
Shortridge Hockey Champs
Shortridge Engisn
Marjorie Brownlee
Muriel Adams
Madaline O'Reilly
Mary Virginia Clark
Irene Spurgeon
Luella Schilty
Panoria Apostal
Dora Pollen
Marjorie de Burger
Henrietta Murray
Margaret Tracy
Mary Jane Krull
Mary Phyllis O'Neil
Jane Cartwright
Thomas Adams
Remy
HE Indiana Trust CO
Russel E. Goodrich
Public Service Tire Company
Universal Electric Appliances
Hatfield Electric CO
Meridian
Maryland
Ita
Nomelle’ Trains
Lionel
Toy Department
Richimans
W. EB. Williams
Buckle Street
People’s Dentists
West Washington
Gausenohl Trank
KAY Jewelry CO
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