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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1927

Page

7

Gas firm faces bid clash over $1 million stock issue

Reluctance by Citizens Gas Company to entertain Gavin L Payne & Co bid for its contemplated $1,000,000 5.5 percent preferred stock drew sharp exchanges. Payne urged higher offers while gas officials argued for the contract with Union Trust, noting an estimated $30,000 saving if approved by the public service commission.

Citizens Gas Company Gavin L. Payne & Co Investment Securities H. M. Bullegby & Co Payne Public Service Commission Byllesby Company Gustav A. Efroymson Henry H. Hornbrook Ucility Union Trust Company Fletcher American Company Efroymson Howell Ellis John W. Holtzman Commission Lucius Swift Ellis John W. McCardle Harvey Harmon Hornbrook

Secretary Speaks at Interracial Meeting

James D. Burton interstate secretary for the Central Association of Colored Women led the second session of the biennial meeting at the Negro YWCA, reporting growing interest in interracial relations and success in improving white and Negro relations. Meta B Pelham and Grace Evans also spoke on funds and ownership of state clubs, with Mrs Minnie M Scott naming new appointments for the year.

James D. Burton Central Association of Colored Women Negro Y. W. C Grace Evans Minnie M. Scott Second Christian Church Pratt and Camp Sts Joan Snowden Scott Sallie W. Stewart

Church club elects Cherdron as head of Central Universalist group

Charles Cherdron was elected president of the Mens' Fellowship Club of Central Universalist Church at the annual election and ladies' night meeting Wednesday night. Oscar Vogt was chosen secretary treasurer and William Devine, vice president. The Rev. L. J. Chase and Mrs. Chase, Galesburg, Ill, related experiences of their recent trip abroad.

Charles Cherdron Central Universalist Central Universalist Church Oscar Vogt William Devine L. J. Chase Mrs. Chase Galesburg Ill

Adams and Gurley Named to Nation Honor Roll 1927

Editors Thomas H. Adams of Vincennes Commercial and Boyd Gurley of The Indianapolis Times are named on The Nation’s 1927 Honor Roll. The list honors journalists and other figures for public service, with Adams noted for exposing state corruption and Gurley for continuing that work.

Thomas H. Adams Vincennes Commercial Boyd Gurley Indianapolis Times the Nation Indiana Vincennes Ind Body Gurley Adams Springfield Mass Massachusetts Harvard University Don H. Mellett Canton Ohio Daily News J. B. Powell China Weekly Review Shanghai China Victor H. Hanson Birmingham Age-Herald Montgomery

Submarine S-4 wreck to get new cold weather lines

Washington Navy Yard will send new underwater telephone lines to the S-4 wreck to improve surface divers communication in cold water. Rear Admiral Brumby reported a second tunnel for hoisting line had washed under the S-4, prompting a request for four more divers.

United Press Washington Washington Navy Yard Navy Department Brumby

Lodge Leader Is Ill In Indianapolis At 89

Mrs. Nettie Ransford longtime Eastern Star leader in Indianapolis and Indiana and current grand secretary of the Grand Lodge is seriously ill at her home 509 North Illinois Street. Heart weakness followed bronchitis several weeks ago and doctors fear she may not recover. She is 89.

Nettie Ransford Eastern Star Indianapolis Indiana Grand Lodge Illinois St Ransford

Coolidge and King Albert Exchange New Year Greetings

President Coolidge and King Albert of Belgium exchanged New Year greetings for the happiness and prosperity of their peoples in Washington. The brief exchange highlighted cordial ties between the United States and Belgium as 1926 began.

Coolidge King United Press Washington President Coolidge King Albert

Capitol Loan Co Refinances Auto Payments Ad

Confidential and quick offer to refinance auto payments on easier terms. Capitol Loan Co advertising from 141% E Wash St for Washington state area.

Capitol Loan CO E. Wash

Ninety Nine IWW Suspects Arraigned After Vigilante Raid

In Trinidad Colorado sixty nine men arrested by a vigilante committee for charges from vagrancy to health ordinance violations were to be arraigned. The raid occurred after health officers ordered the IWW hall cleared for use as living quarters and the demand was refused. The city jail was crowded from clashes with police the previous week.

United Press Trinidad Colo I. W. W. Hall

Calles Plans to Change Oil Law Approved

United Area Mexico City December 29 President Calles petrole under revisions to oil laws pass Senate after late night session. Revisions remove retroactive and confiscatory provisions and may ease tensions with American companies by extending property rights confirmation to one year from publication. Supreme Court ruling in November supported Mexico’s objections to articles 14 and 15, prompting Calles to act.

United Area Mexico City Calles Petrole i Senate Chamber of Deputies Supreme Court American Corporation

Ransack Sacks Home Of Maj Gen Tyndall Relics

Mrs Robert Moorehead reported hearing glass crash on Tuesday night then found a window broken at 2016 N Meridian St the home of Maj Gen Robert Tyndall. Police found drawers and cabinets ransacked along with his antique room containing guns and war relics though losses could not be determined. The Tyndalls were in Florida.

Robert Moorehead N. Meridian St Robert Tyndall Tyndall Tyndalls Florida

Funeral for Municipal Judge McCallister Held at Home

Funeral services for Municipal Judge Fred McCallister will be at his home on Byram Avenue Friday at 10 a.m. Burial follows in Shannondale Cemetery Montgomery County near the farm where he was born 52 years ago. He shot himself at home Wednesday morning amid family notes of financial worry and not being reappointed January 1. Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Municipal Court Two, hosted by the Indianapolis Bar Association led by president Emsley W. Johnson.

Fred McCallister Byram Ave Shannondale Montgomery County McCallister eThe Indianapolis Bar Association Emsley W. Johnson

Speakers Named for Local Forum Panel

The event features Ira M. Holmes, Earl Cox, Charles Welliver, Oren Hack and Martin Hugg as panelists.

Ira M. Holmes Earl Cox Charles Welliver Oren Hack Martin Hugg

Utilities Sale Approved in Mid-States Case

The public service commission approved the receiver's sale of Mid-States Utilities Company assets to General Utilities Company under a court order. It authorizes $150,000 in General Utilities preferred stock to swap for Mid-States preferred, $65,000 in notes to liquidate debts, and $75,000 in common stock with only twenty shares sellable, rest held until further orders.

Mid-States

No Trace of Lost Plane in Sable Island Search

Mrs. Francis W. Grayson’s missing amphibian plane The Dawn remains unfound after naval and coast guard vessels completed a search in waters south of 44 degrees latitude within 70 miles of Sable Island. Destroyer Sturtevant reports extending search eastward and northward while coast guard boats probe south.

Ba United Press Boston Francis W. Grayson Sable Island Sturtevant Charlestown Navy Yard Coast Guard Sturtevant and Mahan

Boy Saved By Pumps Near End Of Fight For Life

Mil to Rush a 16 year old high school Loy kept alive by artificial respiration for more than 110 hours after an accidental gunshot wound paralyzed his spine. Boy Scouts pumped air into his lungs for four days by raising and lowering his arms in a bid to save him. In Nebraska Alma Overgard, 16, a paralysis victim, died after friends kept her alive for thirty six days by artificial respiration in a theater funeral held today.

United Press Houston Texas Milton Rush Milton Alma Overgard Miss Overgard

Paris Africa Flight Begins Official West Africa Tour

At Le Bourget airfield Paris on December 29 three airplanes started an official flight toward French West Africa. Participants include Major Gaurat deputy Proust and M Poinsot general administrator for the colonies. Perpignan will be the first stop on the route.

LE Bourget Airdrome Paris French West Africa Gaurat Proust M. Poinsot Perpignan

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