Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen Report
Police report lists stolen autos linked to William A Batts at 1342 Roache St Ford from Capitol Ave and Ohio St. Dr William A George at 1409 N Pennsylvania St Maxwell with 9486 from the same address Richards Shimer 4905 Brookville Rd Chevrolet 14 137 from Vermont and Meridian Sts Lewis E Smith 58 N Addison St Chevrolet from Noble St and Massachusetts Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Batts
Roache St
Ford
Capitol Ave
Ohio St
William A. George
Pennsylvania St
Maxwell
Richard Shimer
Brookville Rad
Chevrolet
Vermont
Meridian Sts
Lewis E. Smith
Addison St
Noble St
Massachusetts Ave
New York Stocks Edge Higher as Rails Lead Rally
Rail stocks moved forward while motors remained under pressure. New York Central climbed toward its best level since 1909 as Chrysler Hudson and Douglas plants showed small gains. Industrial shares rose on expectations of American Can readjustment and renewed money market ease at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Chrysler
Hudson
Supont
New York Central
Market summary of eggs butter poultry and cheese prices
Chicago and Cleveland reports show butter creamery receipts and varied prices for eggs poultry and cheese. Notable figures include creamery butter 41 42 cents firsts and 2 4 4 0 0 cents cheese and poultry prices across fowls ducks geese and turkeys with regional shifts in New York and Pacific coast markets.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Chicago
Ghmericas
Asprinca
Bea
Minnesota
Idaho Ramen Eas
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Idaho Bakers
Colorado
Aoe Aiet
Midwest
Rio Ze
Santos
Long Islands
Gnecia
Pacific Coast
Sugar market notes reflect cautious trading on Cuban labor dispute
In New York on December 17, sugar traders view the Colones demand as a gesture, noting that labor threats are typically raised at the start of the standing season and neither London nor New York sugar markets appear to react strongly to the Cuban labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
London
Colones
Wheat Prices Reported by Indianapolis Milled Goods
Local mills and grain elevators in Indianapolis are paying $1.73 for No 2 red wheat. Other grades are priced at varying rates on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Mills and Grain Elevatore
Darrow Cites Crime Remedy in School Focus
Clarence Darrow urged that crime stems from the home and school should shape children to useful work. He spoke in defense of Daniel Levy and Fred C. Mintie, whose federal mail fraud case ended with a year in Leavenworth and a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Loeb-Leopold
Dayton
Tenn
Darrow
Daniel Levy
Philadelphia
Fred C. Mintie
Robert C. Baltzell
Leavenworth
De Pauw Man Speaks At Indianapolis Epworth Rally
Rev. W Henry McLean assistant to the president of DePauw University spoke on Ideals of Youth at an Epworth League rally in Indianapolis Union. Barth Place M E Church on West Michigan Street hosted the event. The church received a silver cup for the largest delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Henry McLean
de Pauw University
Indianapolis
Barth Place
West Michigan Street
M. E
Law Dean to Speak at Tabernacle Church Dinner
Paul V. McNutt dean of Indiana University Law School will discuss Law and Education in Business at a Men’s Club dinner of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Sunday night. Brookbank club president will chair the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana University Law School
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Brookbank
Grain Futures Start Lower on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures opened lower with mixed sentiment on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat steadied after initial declines as Argentine crop report doubts limited losses while corn and oats edged down and packing-house sales weakened provisions. Trade was light and traders held long overnight positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Table Dec 17 Receipts and Shipments
Primary receipts show Wheat 1,258,000 against 1,008,000 last year. Corn 471,000 and 355,000 shipments. Oats 619,000 against 535,900. Ty 6,000 receipts and 1,072,000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentine Crop Report Denial Sparks Leaks Claim
Minister Mihura denied Chicago circulated reports of a leak in yesterday's Argentine crop report. He said the report was prepared zealously and correctly and did not benefit government officials or their friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Buenos Aires
Mihura
Chicago
Market prices from commission row for assorted fruits and vegetables
A list of produce prices per pound, dozen, and crate from a commission row. Items include apples, strawberries, pineapples, grapefruits, melons, tomatoes, beets, lettuce, mangos, onions, squash, and more with varied regional origins and bulk quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitsumas
Fey
Alabama
California
Florida
Crater Plann
Os H. G
Otatges— Tien Lian Nite
Pace
Stabbing Charge Arrests Reported In City
Harry Bennett 22 of 1519 West Ohio Street held on assault with intent to kill after police say he admitted stabbing 24 year old Red Nugent of 126 Koehne Street last Friday night at Harding and Washington Streets Nugent is jailed on a $1000 vagrancy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bennett
Ohio St
City Prison
Red Nugent
Koehne St
Harding and
Washington Sts
Nugent
State to Back Up Gym Order to Ease Crowding
The State moves to enforce its order against overcrowded high school gymnasiums during basketball games. Fire chief at Vincennes reports city officials refused to cooperate, and state inspectors were dispatched to Vincennes and Muncie to enforce the building code if needed. State officials including Dixon H. Bynum and Alfred Houston agreed to cooperate with Henry Noble Sherwood to reduce hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
James E. Reagin
State Industrial Board
Allen H. Davis
John G. Willis
Muncie
Dixon H. Bynum
Industrial Board
Alfred Houston
Henry Noble Sherwood
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stutz Motor Car orders exceed three million dollars
Voluntary orders for 1010 automobiles totaling about three million dollars were announced by Stutz Motor Car Company of America Inc. Vice President E S Gorrell said the large orders will require around two thousand workers, with eight hundred already employed. Dealers from across the country sent in orders after the Stutz convention, and several new dealers signed contracts. Shipped material comes from various cities by express. the Vertical Eight model will be shown privately in Indianapolis January 4 and later at the New York Auto Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutz Motor Car Company of America, Inc
E. S. Gorrell
Stutz
Express
Indianapolis
New York
Births and guardians listed from Methodist Hospital entries
Birth notices naming Oy E Earl and Margaret and many other families connected to Methodist Hospital. Names include Beorge and Isara Schmidt Ophrah Stader Sarah Bernice Newlin Rhoda Doty Ethel Carroll Alma Collins James Roe Sadie Tuttle Henrietta Cobb Esther Mossman Lottie Shivers Naomi Armand and Alexander Drake among others.
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Oy E Earl
Margaret
Bolder
Beorge
Isara Schmidt
Methodist Hospital
Ophrah Stader
Methodist
Diamond
Marion Forbes
Sarah
Bernice Newlin
Heerin
Rhoda Doty
Joneas
Ethel Carroll
Oble Ashley
Lulu O'Bryan
Are
Alma Collins
New Jersey
Claude
Mary Zike
Arbor
James and
Augie Roe
Schofield
Homer
Sadie Tuttle
Ant Gale Panty
Henrietta Cobb
Ween
Mary Moore
Kennated
Esther Mossman
Christian
Pital
William
Lottie Shivers
Maple
William A
Naomi Armand
Apesachusetts
Alexander Drake
Brook
Deaths of several residents in city and Indiana hospital notes
Julia Cook aged 67 at 738 N Noble died of apoplexy. Ethel Corthan age 2 of 192% Lewis diagnosed with lobar pneumonia. Margaret Smith age 6 of 921 S State died of diphtheria. Carl Sande four months died at city hospital. Fragmentary notes mention central trees reeeman and Indiana hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Cook
N. Noble
Ethel Corthan
Lewis
Margaret Smith
Carl Sande
City Hospital
Jobar
Centrel
Reeman
Indiana Pital
College
Efre
Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Hog prices held steady with majority sales near 11.50 to 11.60 per cwt. top hogs at 11.60 and a load weighed 180 pounds. Cattle and calves showed steady to firm values with steers around 6.10 and cows 4 to 8. receipts about 900 hogs and 1,100 sheep and lambs. calves sold up to 14.50. Weather influenced stocker trades. overall market mixed but steady.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Anc
Arket
Dee
Tog
East ST Louis
Ap Gireders
Ogse
Holt
Market Thins Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Cities
Chicago and other markets report lower cattle prices with uneven demand for finished cattle. Sheep and lambs show mixed results with steady to lower values. calves and hogs see varied shifts as buyers adjust.
Plaza Church Purchase Sparks County Commission Debate
County commissioners weigh buying Memorial Plaza churches as John McCloskey backs the plan and John Kitley opposes. Charles C. Sutton holds the deciding vote and is not revealing his stance while a $1,200,000 bond is eyed to buy First Baptist and Second Presbyterian. If no action by January 1, churches could stay put for 25 years. War Memorial officials say each church would get $600,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCloskey
Memorial Plaza
John Kitley
Charles C. Sutton
Sutton
McCloskey
First Baptist
Second Presbyterian
War Memorial Commission
SHIPPERS FORECAST RANGES BY REGION
The forecast lists wind speeds for zones with West and North 15 to 20 and South and East 20 to 25.
Joy ride suspect testifies in drunken rage led to deaths
Miss Gertrude McLaughlin 18 testified that Bouchard leaned over after a soft drink stop and boasted of drinking a pint of alcohol. He said he started the Joyce ride after being angered by a cabaret owner and lack of a partner. jurors expected to retire the case as Bouchard faces up to four years due to his age.
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Times
Kansas City
Grunken
Lynn S Bouchard
Ross Jones
Bouchard
Jones
North End
Gertrude McLaughlin
Miss McLaughlin
State Reformatory
Park Board Meeting May Shape Duvall Appointments
Present park board members, meeting today, expected to discuss plans to remain on the board in defiance of the mayor-elect John L. Duvall. The Indianapolis Real Estate Board adopted a resolution urging Duvall to retain the current board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
John L. Duvall
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Duvall
Capital Stock Boosted at Indianapolis Manufacturing
The Indianapolis Manufacturing Company received state authorization to raise its capital stock from $10,000 to $100,000. John E. Norris serves as company president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Manufacturing Company
John E. Norris
Indiana Legion leader urges tolerance at Indianapolis reception
State Commander Elect Clarence E. Jackson urged Legion members to worship as taught and serve the country together at a reception in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. National Commander John R. McQuigg said Congress is pressed to reduce the Army while the Legion seeks adequate military training and opposes pacifist efforts. Jackson called for a larger Indiana department to counter a Red movement and cited Bolshevist propaganda seen by City Judge Delbert Wilmet. Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch predicted a Legion revival. Bowman Elder outlined plans for the 1927 Paris convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Clarence E. Jackson
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Jackson
John R. McQuigg
Congress
Indiana Department
Delbert O. Wilmet
Pussyfoot
Indiana Legion
Texas
Missouri
Carleton B. McCulloch
Legion
Indianapolis
Bowman Elder
Paris
Insurance expert to speak at Claypool Friday
Dr. Charles J. Rockwell head of the University of Pittsburgh insurance salesmanship school will address the Indianapolis Association of Life Underwriters Friday at noon at the Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Rockwell
University of Pittsburgh Insurance Salesmanship School
Indianapolis Association of Life Underwriters
Claypool
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Iowa
Rock Island
Des Moines
York Central
Tyne
Epworth League
LAW Dean
Thomson & McKi
Atchison
Lehigh Val
NY_NH&H
Pacific
Pennsylvan
So Railway
So Pacific
St Paul
St Paul Ll
Stl&s
Pullman
Io Steels
Bethlehem
Colo
Studebaker
Erce x R. A
Ieee
Kennecott Oy
Houston
Exas Co
Ag Industrials
Alli Chm
Ady Allis-Chalm
Timely
Amer An
Amer Ice
Amer Wceo
Cent Leath
Coca-Cols
Congo Ee
du Flayers le
Mont Ward
Owen
Ind. A
Woolworth
A 'T and T
Wn Union
I Shipping
Am Int Co' A
Atlan Gulf
Austin Os
Fleischman
Jewell Uo
Chicago Grain Table
Commission
Jonathan
Wanas
PLAZA
Surance
Union Station
City
Ohio St Main
Circle
Jos
Louisville
T. J. Gore
Main
Milo
Musselman
Cunningham
Towers Scientific
Spitfire
Brandes “H
Price
Navy
Marco Vernier
Hyperdyne
Indiana Hyperdyne
Jefferson
Dryssa
Electric
Lt. Kester
College Ave
Ill
Til
Virginia Ave
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