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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1922

Page

14

Indiana Bell No Profit Report In Rate Case

The public service commission heard that Indiana Bell operated without profit since 1920. W M Thompson for Bell presented the relationship among American Telephone and Telegraph Western Electric and affiliated groups to assess the 4.5 percent contract legality. No AT&T earnings were disclosed due to lack of segregated long lines accounts.

Public Service Commission Consolidated Bell Indiana Bell Indiana W. M. Thompson The Bell American Telephone and Telegraph Company Western Electrics Company Associated Long Lines

Whiffs of alcohol drift as cold air lures memories

In frigid downtown streets people recall speakeasy days while a radiator anti freezers odor lingers. The Volstead era remains unchanged as patrols note alcohol aromas from old car radiators.

Bernhardt Stricken With Syncope Fights Rest During Paris Return

Paris December report says 78 year old actress Sarah Bernhardt collapsed from syncope before a performance at the Edward Seventh Theatre. Physicians say danger is not present but she must rest and isolate for several days while she vows not to surrender to age.

Deanes United Press Madame Bernhardt Bernhardt Moliere

Noted Actress Bernhardt Relapses After Illness

A large crowd gathered outside a dark theater amid rumors the famed actress Bernhardt faced death. After an official update said the illness was not serious she returned home by car but suffered a relapse once there.

Bernhardt

Indiana Association of County Engineers to seek road weight and speed limits

The Indiana Association of County Engineers will urge changes to state law regulating vehicle weight on public highways and the speed permitted on different roads. John J. Griffith, county surveyor, said a bill is ready for introduction to the State Legislature.

Indiana Association of County Engineers John J. Griffith

Home Amusement Demand Growing Across Indianapolis Area

The Bruns wick Balke Collender Company reports a surge in home billiard table sales since the war. Architects and contractors include home billiard rooms in plans, with basements serving as ideal spaces and tables available in various sizes for Christmas gifting. Brunswick experts will assist shoppers at the Pennsylvania Street store through the holidays.

Homs J. Koffman Brunswick-Balke Collender Company Pennsylvania St Indianapolis Brunswick-Balke

Indiana Power Plant on Wabash Advances Vast Complex Near Terre Haute

The Central Indiana Power Company reports a massive new plant on the Wabash River near Verre Haute to serve 103 Indiana cities. The design uses about 60 percent of the river at mean low water, with coal land over 3000 acres and a 500,000 gallon per minute intake for 100000 kilowatt capacity.

Central Indiana Power Company Wabash River Verre Haute Indiana Wabash Pennsylvania Railroad Busi Terre Haute Tremendoua Ohifo Hoosterdam

South America Tour Attracts Growing Tourist Interest

Richard A. Kurtz of Union Trust Company reports rising public interest in a Union Trust Company organized tour beginning January 25 from New York aboard the Grace liner Santa Ana. The itinerary includes Cuba Panama Canal Peru Chile Argentina Uruguay with extended time at the Rio de Janeiro World’s Fair. The nine week journey covers 14000 miles by land and sea with all accommodations included.

South America Richard A. Kurtz Foreign Department Union Trust Company New York Santa Ana Allp Cuba Panama Canal Peru Chile Argentina Uruguay Travis Rio Janeiro

Latin America trade and investment show strong gains

Julius Klein of the US Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce says Latin American trade with the United States is higher than typical. US investments in private enterprises and in government bonds in Latin America exceed 500 million dollars since early 1921, with Argentina leading in recovery and Chile buoyed by nitrates amid a cautious import slowdown in Brazil and Peru.

South America Julius Klein United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Latin- America United States Latin America Argentina Chile Brazil Peru

Negro Hurt As Hoist Arm Breaks At Guaranty Building

A hoist cross-arm failed at the Guaranty Building near Meridian Street and Monument Place causing John Yarbro a 40 year old colored laborer to plunge forty feet into an alley. He sustained serious injuries and was taken to a hospital.

Guaranty Meridian St Monument PL John Yarbro

Emelie Apartments Sold to Real Estate Dealer

David Foster of Foster Williams buys the Emelie apartments at Vermont and Senate Ave from Miss Cree Selbert and Mrs. Robert Spring sateen for about 100000. The three story building fronts 85 feet on Senate Ave and 118 feet on Vermont St, contains 26 apartments and two storerooms with a marble lobby and an annual income of 12000.

Emelie Vermont and Senate Ave David Foster Foster & WilIliams Cree Selbert Robert Springsateen Senateve Vermont St

Poolroom Proprietor Fined for Gaming Violations

Samuel Stearns, owner of a poolroom at 2936 Northwestern Ave, found guilty in city court of operating a blind tiger and fined 2100 and costs. He also paid 15 and costs on a gambling house charge. Eight men guilty of gambling were each fined 5 and costs.

Samuel Stearns Northwestern Ave Costa

Jewelry Stolen from Mrs. Davis Home

A thief stole a $25 lavalliere set with a small diamond from the residence of Mrs. K. C. Davis at 1018 North Alabama Street.

Lavalliere K. C. Davis Alabama St

Mission College Faces Move From Irvington

Dr. George William Brown acting president says the College of Missions may shift from Irvington to Chicago or Newark. A United Christian missionary board committee meets in St. Louis to finalize a report for trustees. The college must affiliate with another institution or relocate near Butler’s new site or strengthen its current campus.

College of Missions Irvington Chicago Newark George William Brown United Christian Missionary Board St. Louis Butler Brown

Ice slips injure Samuel Epstein on Meridian Street

Samuel Epstein of 2041 N New Jersey Street suffered a fractured right leg after slipping on ice on Meridian Street near Washington Street last night. The incident occurred on a public roadway.

Samuel Epstein New Jersey St Meridian St Washington St

Four Held in Raid Fined in City Court

In a Sunday raid on 318 Toledo Street at 2 30 a m two colored women Loretta Edwards and Harrold Baker and two white men Hari Marvin and Harold Armstrong were found guilty in city court. Marvin and Armstrong were fined 10 plus costs and ten days jail while Edwards and Baker were fined 10 plus costs and given suspended prison terms for thirty days in the women’s prison.

Toledo St Hari Marvin Foreman W. Thirtieth St Harold Armstrong New Jersey St William O’hearn Armstrong Marvin Loretta Edwards Harrold Baker

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