Hudson touring offers in fords and roadsters terms
Classified notices show used cars offered by Hudson and Ford dealers with terms and open evenings at offices on Capitol Street. Also listings for Oak land sedan, Lincoln, and other auto bargains plus a contractor bid notice from the Indiana Board of Agriculture and bankruptcy sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
N. Capitol
Templars
Oakland
Lincoln
C. H. Wallerich CO
Meridian
Biven & Haynes
W. North
Hog market climbs as demand steadies despite large receipts
Hog prices rose in a volatile market with 14 000 hogs in yardings and large Chicago receipts. Heavies topped at 7 40, lights at 7 15, bulk 7 20 to 7 25. sows 6 50. Cattle and calf markets softened with prime cattle scarce and calves at 10 50 to 11.0. Notables: buyers anticipate heavy receipts due to good weather. names linked to local figures shown in the yard report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Church tilt only begun as rival faction wins property
James Angelo, secretary of the Greek Orthodox Church of St Trias, West Ard New York, said the court ruling awarding church property to the rival faction is just the start and will be appealed. Angelo’s majority says they are ruled by the Holy Synod of Greece and were deposed in favor of a faction under the Holy Patriarch at Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Angelo
Corn Products Leads Rally on Wall Street Friday
Wall Street saw constructive weekend developments with France and Belgium to hold limited talks with Germany. Corn Products spurred a 2% rise to a new high of 155% while Continental Can and oils advanced. Industrials fell back after gains, with Standard of California lifting oils and overall industrials fading slightly. Twenty active industrials averaged 95.23, up .30 percent. Twenty active rails averaged $0.65, up .25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
France
Belgium
Germany
Mellon
Continental
Baldwin
Chandler
Standard of California
Foreign exchange rates and currencies listed
Foreign exchange data from NEW Dec 17 shows rates for Sterling Demands at 437% and cables at 4.58. Francs 5.27% and cables 5.28. Lira 435¢ and cables 4.35¢. Region 4.61 and 4.61¢ cables. Marks vast amount per dollar. Czecho 2.2¢ and 1u2% cables. Swiss 1743¢ and 17.44. Guilders 38.17€ and 38.20€ cables. Pesetas 14.0Ke and 13.1006 cables. Sweden 26.30% and 634¢ cables. Norway 1499¢ and 15. pee. Denmark 17.82¢ and 17.36€ cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By. United
Ie Iiencial
Foreign Exchange
Eheioes
Czecho
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Thomson & McKinnon
Atchison
Eee
Houston Oil
c&Oetsee
Marland Oil
C& N W Ry
Bly Pan-Am
Crl&ap
Wee
Erie
Lehigh Val
St Oil of
Cal
Central
North Pac
Pennsvanee
Sinclair Ne
Bs Ne
Texas Co
Southern Pac
St Paul
Grt North Ore
St L & W
Union Pac Az
Wabash
U Bo Coppers— Am
Ase
Aaly Spring
Kennecott
Allied Chem
Amer
David'n Chem
Steels
Bethlehem
Crucibe
Gulf States
U. Os
Rep Iron & S
U S Steel
M. M
Studebaker
Stromberg
Stewart-W
Timken
Fresh market prices for dairy, poultry and game at Indianapolis
Markets report fresh prices in Indianapolis on December 17. Butter at 28c per pound, eggs varying by size, fowls 44 to 45c per pound, leghorn poultry discounted 2 percent, ducks 5 pounds and up 9 to 10c, geese 10 pounds and up 9 to 10c, squabs 5 per dozen, young guineas and rabbits listed with per dozen or per pound rates, creameries paying 6c per pound for butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Leghorn Coultry
Indianapols
Farmer Confesses Attempt At Arson
Thomas Hill a young farmer in Petersburg Indiana confessed to throwing a burning oil saturated quilt into the bedroom of Frank Willie and his bride early Sunday. Sheriff Burns said Hill acted out of jealousy and the bride formerly known as Thursa Blaize. Willie saved himself and his wife but suffered severe burns while removing the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arena
Petersburg
Ind
Thomas Hill
Frank Willie
Burns
Hill
Wallis Wide
Thursa Blaize
Willis
Wheat Moves Higher on Chicago Board of Trade Opening
Wheat began the session higher on the Chicago Board of Trade amid irregular trading in coarse grains. Argentine weather and a reparations finance report sparked buying, while corn opened irregularly and oats eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Su United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Germany
Government as Aircraft Purchaser and Material Costs
The text explains how the government leads in airplane purchases and how each dollar paid by taxpayers funds materials, labor, and profit. It notes 50 cents for materials, 36 cents for labor, and 14 cents for profit overhead and taxes, with materials costs rising price the manufacturer must charge. A 10 percent rise in materials adds 10 percent of the dollar and a 10 percent wage increase adds 3.6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Four men named for state post at reformatory
Appointment to succeed the late George A H Shideler as superintendent of the Indiana State Reformatory will be considered by the board of trustees in Indianapolis with Governor Warren T McCray to attend. Favorable candidates include Charles A McGonagle Capt A F Miles T M Houston and C E Talkingon. Board members listed: Oren S Hack Joseph E Henning Charles M Mouch Will W Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. H. Shideler
State Reformatory
Indianapolis
Warren T. McCray
Charles A. McGonagle
Indiana Boys School
Plainfield
Ind
Capt
A. F. Miles
Reformatory
T. M. Ho
Local wagons pay $1 for No 2 red wheat
Chicago grain table shows prices for wheat and May July futures with small percentage changes. Local elevators and wagons are paying $1 for No 2 red wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marriage Licenses Listed For Dozens Of Couples
A long list of marriage licenses is reported, naming numerous couples with ages and addresses across multiple streets and cities. Names include Melvin Snead and Josephine Burgess, Roy Jordan and Helen Nutter, Joseph Lewis and Ellen Fisher, Guthrie Tipton and Margaret Woods, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Db. Snead
E. Washington
Josephine P. Burgess
Chester
Roy K. Jordan
N. Dearborn
Helen M. Nutter
St. Paul
Joseph B. Lewis
Lawton
Ellen M. Fisher
Ashland
Clarence A. McMillan
W. Me Sel
Mary M. Fahrbach
Datt
Guthrie C. Tipton
A E. Ohio
Margaret Woods
N. Capitol
Donald C. Hills
Re Talcott
Pauline A. Parks
New Jersey
Richard O. Goins
Kenry
Frances
Roberts
Heffield
Coyle J. Ryse
Jasper R. Ritter
Abbott
Mary E. Jones
Louisiana
W. North
Ida Akers
Fall Creek
Bivd
Roy McCartney
Illinois
Opal Enson
W. Pratt
Samuel E. Shell
W. Washington
Celia S. Sandborn
N. Delaware
Mack Tucker
Lloyd
Lilian M. Jackson
Madison
Raymond P. Ellis
Tacoma
Myrtle A. Freeberg
Eastern
Virgil Rogers
Leeds
Sylvia C. Traylor
Harrison
Arthur J. McCammon
Bellefontaine
Lois G. Rooker
Alabama
Arvel A. Vankannon
Elgie A. Allen
Cornell
Christian S. Wisenall
Chicago
Bessie P Wingate
The
Blacherne
Albert Atwater
Athon
Elsie Allen
Alvord
James la Rue
Asbury
Effie Winslow
Luett
William E. Baird
Fr. Harrison
Edna P. Hall
New York
Carl W. Wells
N. Harding
Ethel I. Wells
Hazel
Gasoline and kerosene prices listed with state tax note
Tank Wagon prices show Energee 16¢ a gallon gasoline Parol 12.2¢ Red Crown 12.2¢ Target 12.2¢ Flash 16c Standalind aviation ac KEROSENE Crystaline 10.76¢ Moore Light lc Perfection 10.75¢ Naptha Lion Power cleaners 25 le Vv M and P 22.1e Standolind cleaners supplied. Gas prices exclude 2c state tax per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Energee
Target
Moore Light
Perfection
Naptha—Lion Power Cleaners
Standolind Cleaners
Alienist testifies Fox insane in Coburn murder trial
Dr. R. C. Swint, an alienist, testified Phil E. Fox publicity director of the Ku Klux Klan is a chronic paranoiac. He said Fox believed God commanded him to kill Coburn or Coburn would kill him. The cross examination damaged the defense of Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Atlanta
R. C. Swint
Phil E. Fox
W. S. Coburn
Fox
Ku Klux Klan
Coburn
W. J. Simmons
Dr. Swint
Voice of God
Curb Market Opens Firm with Noted Movements
The curb market opened firm with Standard of Kentucky at 108 1/8, up 1/4. Cities Service at 143 down 4, Indiana Standard at 62 1/2 up 1/2, International Pete at 17 up, Rev at 17 up, Dunhill at 30 down 4, Anglo-Oil at 15 up, Radio at 4, Mutual at 11 down, Mesabi at 7 up, Reading Coal Rights at 21 down, Prairie at 225 up 1. Penn Mex Fuel opened at 44 over, up 18 from Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
Standard of Kentucky
Cities Service
Standard of Indiana
International Pete
Rev
Dunhill
Anglo-Oil
Radio
Mutual
Mesabi
Reading Coal Rights
Prairie
Penn. Mex
Building Permits Reported For Reroofs Dwelling Signs
List of construction permits including reroof projects for John Gates 56858 Dewey and Frank E Brown 934 W Eleventh, dwellings for H W Rants 950 N Gray and Kreis 735 N Euclid, signs for Stokes Pharmacy 443 N Pennsylvania and Miller Wehl Co 45 EB Washington, furnaces for Lars Rasmussen 2605 07 Schurmann, and other minor wreck or garage work with estimated costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gates
Dewey
H. W. Rants
Miller-Wehl Company
Washington
Frank E. Brown
W. Eleventh
Lars P. Rasmussen
Schurmann
Dressed Beef Prices From Swift & Co Report
A partial price list shows dressed beef by category with varying rates. Ribs No 2 30c No 1 17c Loins No 2 25c No 5 18c Rounds No 2 20c No 3 150 Chucks No 2 8c Plate No 2 8c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Prohibition Violations Convict Two Dixie Highway Operators
Federal juries in Lawrence County found Stanley Torpy Rupert Glymp and Ien Freeman guilty of violating federal prohibition laws. Torpy and Glymp, owners of one Dixie Highway establishment, and Freeman, owner of a second, were convicted after brief trials and Torpy and Glymp were jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drexie Highway
Bedford
Lawrence County
Stanley Torpy
Rupert Glymp
Ien Freeman
Dixie Highway
Torpy
Glymp
Opened Her Up Speeding Suspects Face Court
Clyde Wiley Homer E Shaw and Frederick R Smith were arrested by Sheriff George Snider on Rockville road Sunday afternoon for speeding. Phillip N Harding of Fortville Ind was captured after a hot tilt at fifty mph on the National road west of the city and brought before a justice of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wiley
Hendricks Pl
Homer E. Shaw
Wilcox St
Frederick R. Smith
N. Talbott St
George Snider
Rockville
Phillip N. Harding
Fortville
Ind
Snider
Hardin
Park Bonds to Be Sold to Harrison Trust of Chicago
The Harrison Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago appears to be the favored bidder for the $128,000 park bond issue. City controller Joseph L. Hogue will award the issue on park board attorney Newton McGuire's advice after a dispute over a certified check is resolved. The bank's bid is $756 higher than Fletcher Savings and Trust Co. of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana of Agriculure
Gald Board
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mt Fixtures
Ain
Edwin Kopf
Wooillinz
Indianapois
State Board of Accounts
Payabe
Indiana Board of Agriculture
h@hall
Burn
Industrial Board
H. M. Moberly
I. Nswt Brown
Marion
Herman Fetzel
John G. Rauch
Albert H Losche
Marion County
Lawrence G Adams
Eston T. Adams
Joseph H. B. Adams
LA EK
Reginald H. Sullivan
Chicago Bank
Harrison Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Joseph L. Hogue
Newton McGuire
Park Board
Chicago
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of
Hogue
Talesmen Drawn in Shaw Case
A panel of talesmen is selected for the Shaw case list including F. Henderson Edward E. Johnson Rinaldo Sanders Noble M. Hints Frederick Hermann Albert Rangel Lewis Willsey William Henry with addresses in Ed ward Maywood Frederick Park Avenue Route K-2 Route H Box 296 and 1912 N. Illinois St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor F. Henderson
Blvd
Edward E. Johnson
Rinaldo Sanders
Maywood
Noble M. Hints
W. Morris St
Frederick Hermann
Park Ave
Albert Rangel
H. Box
Lewis Willsey
William Henry
N. Illinois St
Chicago youths found sleeping in borrowed car
Henry Perille aged 15 and Clifford Atkins aged 14 of Chicago remained in the detention home after police found them asleep in a motor vehicle reportedly borrowed from Atkins' mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Perille
Clifford Atkins
Chicago
Atkins
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Oakley Overland
Auto Parts and Tire CO
Gond Pees Ora Auto Parts and Tire CO
Lilo
AUTOS
Wolf Auto CO
Udnow St Main
Sam Oraz
N_ Capitol. bros
FE New York St Main
Indianapolis Auto Spring CO
Circle
S &S Auto Laundry
Capitol
Mushy LU
State
Wilson
National City Bank
St Main
George Hogelskamp
Prospect St
John F. Boesinger
George Hage
Merchants Bank
Porkers
Lucius O. Hamilton
S$t
William F. Christian
Allison St
Joseph Foltz, Jr
Bridgeport
Oliver ‘T. Hereth
E. Thirty- Seventh St
Frank Hickok
N. Ritter Ave
Loren PB. Helms
N. de Quincey
BE. Swails
Acton
Edward Reydon
Shaw
H. B. Pike
Vermilion County
Criminal
James
A. Collins
Pike
C. H. Thurston
Collins
William S. Henry
Joseph K. Brown
Lucille Conley
Minnie Gill
Jim
John
Corn Products
Wall Street Journal
Farmer
Sam
Certe
Materis
Ralph F Couch
State Post
Standard of
Opened
Nifeog
W.H
Toyland
Jesus
Willys Overland
F. H. McNulty & CO
Quincy Street
Pittsburgh
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