Congress Resume Debate on Roads Bill and Committee Actions
Congress resumes debate on the goods roads bill as multiple committees review related measures. Military affairs considers a calendar bill, banking and currency discusses Pepper McFadden, judiciary weighs nominations, and other panels tackle district of Columbia appropriations, long and short haul, monument for colored soldiers, agriculture reports, public buildings permits, and routine fiscal measures.
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Committee On Military Affairs
Banking and Currency Committee
Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
Interstate Commerce Committee
Rules Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Agriculture Committee
Report of Agriculture, Commission
Public Buildings and Grounds
Ways and Means
Aircraft Investigation
General Mitchell
Judge Baker
West Virginia
Irrigation and Reclamation Committee
Public Works Notice of 1925 Indianapolis Improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announces proposed public improvements by resolution on February 4 1925. The notices describe curb pave and drainage works for streets including Lincoln Wood Ave New York Street and Parker Avenue with concrete and granite features and hearings set March 2 1925 at the Board office for public comment and assessment details.
Fresh Public Interest Lifts Stock Market Buoyancy
Thursday’s trading showed a buoyant market with fresh public interest and heavy orders from across the country. Oils led gains with California producers advancing as Major firms in the territory moved higher, while rails, oils, and coppers dominated buying activity. notable highs included Barnsdall A and General Petroleum. Central Leather hit the year’s best price as American Can and IBM posted gains.
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Breer
California
Standard Oil Company
Barnsdall
General Petroleum
Local Bank Clearings Hit 5.55 Million in Debiie Smiointen
Local banking district reports clearings totaling 5.549 million dollars as a financial activity update. Debiie smiointen appears in OCR error. core figure reflects total clearings for the period.
Opening Grains Spore Advances Record Board of Trade Roundup
On February 6 at Chicago the Board of Trade saw a volatile session with May wheat dropping to 1.85 a bushel and closing near 1.865 for a loss, after opening at 1.94. Rye weakened to around 1.6814 as July slipped, while general strength in wheat lifted grains early and helped oats, corn, and provisions despite heavy selling by major commissions.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Shorts
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Table From Old Market Text
Grain table shows bid and price figures for May and February contracts with oats receipt noted. Indicates varied percentages and prices around 16 dollars for corn and related commodities amidst a market snapshot from an early date.
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Chicago
Lee
Tae
Winnipeg Wheat Breaks on Exchange After Irregular Start
WINNIPEG Man Feb 6 After an irregular opening May wheat quoted 2.01 to 2.04 the Winnipeg exchange saw a sharp decline about eight cents pushing prices to 1.95. Many speculators have withdrawn from the market.
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United Press
Winnipeg
Man
Winnipeg Exchange
Tobacco Sales By Times Special
In a Times Special, prices show a general drop across tobacco sales with average receipts and per- unit figures indicating lower costs. The report outlines overall lower consumer spend despite fluctuations in turnover and mentions a shift in demand patterns.
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Sapte
Leeey
Gasoline Prices and Flash Diamond Crystal Listings
Fragmentary market list shows tank wagon prices for gasoline and related products. Entries mention Silver Flash and Crystal S, with prices around 15 to 19 cents per unit and various labels such as Bright Light and Moore Light.
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Tey Moore
Dee
Coal prices and shippers forecast in the state
Fragmentary notes show coal prices and shipper forecasts without full details. The garbled text references price figures and directional forecasts for shipping in the state, but key names, dates, and places are missing.
Market Report Highlights Prices For Fresh Produce
City Market notes suggest steady offerings with green vegetables and citrus prices largely unchanged. Strawberries remain plentiful at 50 to 60 cents per quart, lettuce 20 cents per head, beans 30 cents a pound, and oranges about 80 cents per pound with tangerines similar.
Egg and dairy market prices from Ina s Poultry Wisconsin
The market brief lists strictly fresh delivered eggs at Ina s Poultry Wisconsin with price ranges for various sizes and grades, butter and creamery butter ceiling prices, cheese categories including Swiss and Neufchatel, and assorted poultry receipts and weights. It notes general market movements, batch totals, and regional delivery details.
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Inas
Neufshatel
Market Prices Show Fresh Produce and Groceries
The listing details numerous produce items with prices such as lemons at 4.25 per lug, lettuce heads, cabbage, celery, and greens priced per crate or bunch. Regional varieties include California, New York, and Eastern shipments, with noted quantities and unit measures for household purchase.
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New Texas
California
York
Golden Heart
Crate. Com
Fragmentary OCR note with names and notes
Fragmented text mentions individuals and items without clear context. Names such as Jacqueli and Beou appear alongside stray terms like purple and darks, with partial phrases that obscure meaning. No verifiable event or outcome is evident from the readable passages.
Hogs and cattle price drops at local market
Receipts about 13 000 hogs and 800 cattle. Hogs declined with top at 11.10 and most around 10.8 to 11.15, lighter weights and pigs steady to lower. Calves fell to 14.60 15 with some at 15, while cows and bulls held steady to lower. Sheep and lambs steady, lambs around 14 15 and heavies 11 14. Receipts total about 200 sheep and lambs.
Cattle Receipts Mixed Across Markets in Early February
EAST ST LOUIS and TOLEDO report cattle receipts around 1 500 and weak to steady trade with no steer sales in some lots. Prices show ewes around 9 dollars, lambs near 12 to 18, and heifers and steers listed with varied bids across markets. CINCINNATI notes 300 head received with good to choice cattle $7.50 to $9.50, and heifer listings around $12.00 to $18.50, with overall market softness and mixed demand.
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East ST. An
Cannes
Toledo
East Buffalo
Satigirne
Parket
Portland Lumber Yard Ad Lists Varied Wood Prices
An OCR fragment lists lumber items and prices from a Portland supplier. It includes 1x4 and 1x8 boards, clear redwood, common grades, and various sizes with prices ranging from $30 to $150 per unit. The note references finish, lime hydrate, and floorings in a disjoint catalog style.
Kiwanis Meet To Hear City Manager Form Talk
Various luncheon clubs join the Kiwanis in the Riley room of the Clay pool next Wednesday. Prof. A. R. Hatton of Cleveland Ohio will discuss the city manager form of government. The Real Estate Board sends 75 members. The Inter-Club Council organized with Blaine McGrath as president Lew Cooper as vice president and Henry T Hottel as secretary-treasurer. A round table on city manager and commission forms is set for Scientech Club luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce Monday.
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Kiwianis Club
Claypool
A. R. Hatton
Cleveland
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Riley
Inter- Club Council
Chamber of Commerce
Blaine McGrath
Advertising Club of Indianapolis
Lew Cooper
Optimist Club
Henry T. Hottel
Scientech Club
Interstate Public Service approved stock issue for Indiana Power move
The Interstate Public Service Company won approval to issue 1,697,000 dollars in prior lien stock and exchange it for Indiana Power Company preferred stock which will be canceled. It also can sell a prior bond authorization of 170,900 dollars at 6 percent interest, same as before.
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Interstate Public Service Company
Public Service Issuon
Indiana Power Company
Power Company
Interstate
Boy Hurt In Accident At Virginia Ave Junction
Four year old Junior Schultes suffered injuries Thursday when the automobile he rode in, driven by Mrs Louis Edster, collided with a machine driven by J J Steuerewald at the Virginia Avenue East Street intersection. Steuerewald was slated for further details.
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Junior Schultes
Louis Edster
J. J. Steuerewald
Burgess Ave
Virginia Ave
East St
Steuerewald
New Patriotic Society Forming to Honor Memorial Day
The Children of Grand Army of the Republic will organize at the Board of Trade Building Monday evening. Forty eight charter members will be received. Sons daughters and grandchildren of Union Civil War veterans are eligible.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Board of Trade Bldg
Births and Deaths Noted in Local Notices
Births list several names and partial addresses including Margaret Jordan and Hilda Torr with scattered street cues and church affiliations. Deaths include Jennie Richardson aged 43 at Guilford with chronic interstitial disease and other indi
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Warns
Margaret Jordan
E. Tentide
Hilda Torr
Kosherman
Della Cox
W. Me. Btn
D Maude Tanner
Clifton
Ade
Louise Shoots
Hate
Mange't Cunning
Methodist Over
Theresa Bowman
W. Mnne
Aryl Winters
Massa
Jennie Richardson
Guilford
Jobar Gneumon
Paris
Methodist Opal
Methodist Hospital
Maseneb Sionth
Mon Methodist Hospital
Oliver
Pin Sanders
Columbia
Pulvig
Indiana Society of Architects Opens Convention
The Indiana Society of Architects began its annual convention with a board meeting at the Indianapolis Athletic Club and a noon luncheon for local and visiting architects. Irving J. Pond of Chicago attended as a special guest. The banner presentation is set for this evening at the club. J Arthur MacLean and Prof G I Christie will speak, and members will tour the John Herron Art Institute Saturday morning to view the Fourth Annual Architectural Exhibition.
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Indiana Society of Architects
Indianapollis Athletic Club
Irving J. Pond
Chicago
J. Arthur MacLean
John Herron Art Institute
G. I. Christie
Purdueer
Art Institute
Coal Dealers Face New Licensure and Labeling Bill
A House measure by Representative Sherwood Mitchell would require coal dealers to obtain licenses from the secretary and print quality details on sale slips. Another proposal by Representative Elliott from Indianapolis seeks to shield rental battery owners and bar sales of batteries stamped rental.
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Sherwood Mitchell
Indiana House proposes central board for state penal system
Representative Buchanan of Indianapolis introduces a bill to abolish existing boards and create a unit board of five members to govern all state penal, correctional and benevolent institutions, serving without compensation.
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Buchanan
Indianapolis
Dope Charge Brought Against Leon Williams
Leon Williams of 52544 H. Michigan St was held to the Federal grand jury under a $1000 bond after a hearing before United States Commissioner John W Kern on a peddling dope charge. Williams was arrested at his Michigan Street address by federal narcotic agents L J Ulmer and J J Keen and attempted to strike his head against a radiator in the U S Marshal's office.
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Leon Williams
Michigan St
United States
John W. Kern
Williams
L.J. Ulmer
J. J. Keen
United States Marshal's
Indiana Senate kills bill on joint trials for co defendants
The Indiana Senate defeated a House measure that would let judges force defendants jointly indicted for a crime to stand trial together. The vote was 22 to 19 with lawyers’ opposition sealing the bill’s fate.
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House
Indiana Senate
Senate
Vacation Notice for Public Improvement in Indiana City
Notice by the Board of Public Works of Indiana City regarding vacation of a public alley and assessment of benefits and damages under Declaratory Resolution No. 12083-1924. Describes the property owners affected and sets a hearing date on February 22, 1926 at 2 p.m. for remonstrances or objections. Also references improvements on FIRST ALLEY EAST OF GLAHAM ST and related work by paving with Asphaltic concrete.
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Indi
Public Works
Iy 5
P Telowine
Dedlata
Young Street
Bancroft St
Young
Board O Public Works
The
al Indi
Lie
Indiana
Michigan St
Public
Boas
Sa Oo Gee
Department OF F Public Works Office
Rural St
Toeo
Sherman Dr
Zixcepk
Oxford St
Parker Upgland Ave
Dearborn &J
la Eehyee St
Ciner
Gals St
Ewing
Kealin Ave
Asphaltix Binch
St. Clair Street
Tenth Sree
Cate
Marc Fee
Qolangpotie
Charles ‘ W. H. FR
Board of Public Works
City of Indian
P _OF PUBLIC WORKS
BOARD
Ty Bois
Ereby
Assesament Benefte
Washington Ae
Allex Chet
Grace Bt
Aes
Knish
Sarroil
Spencer
Board of Public Works Ty
Indian Sen
Tyga Works
Erat Sherwin
Glaham ST
Lowell Ave
Pavn
Cuppy Case Continues Over Search Warrant Challenge
Federal agents discovered whisky in Frank Cuppy’s room at the Claypool hotel. In city court Judge Pro Tem Garrett Olds overruled the motion to dismiss and continued the case to February 10. Defense attorneys challenged the search warrant as not personally served.
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Frank Cuppy
Claypool
Garrett Olds
Cuppy
Lawmakers Push Constitutional Courses in State Schools
Representative Chrisney seeks a House measure to require curricula in all private, public and parochial schools covering the Federal and State Constitutions. Representative Freeman proposes a requirement for Bible study courses in state schools.
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Chrisney
Freeman
Bebinger Bill Raises Marion County Probation Officer Salary
The House fees and salaries committee recommended the Bebinger bill to increase the Marion County probation officer salary from 1200 to 2000 a year, but the measure was indefinitely postponed.
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House
Bebinger
Marion County
Iron and Steel Prices From a Historic Listing
A fragmentary advert shows structural steel items with prices such as 3.25 and 3.15 dollars. Entries include blue annealed sheets and galvanized steel, with quantities and unit terms parcialmente readable.
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Erie Eerie
Department OF Public Works
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Lin Wood Ave
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Arctie City of Indiananalia
Opus
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New York
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Ind
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Trtord
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Polis
Indianapo
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Tuxedo Treet
Dearborn
Board of Frubtle Works
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E. CO . Ag Breeman
City of
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Repoirs
Galt Boas
Oboe Parker
Northwalk
Brookside Parkway
North Drive
Seventeenth East Side
Nineteenth Street
West Side
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Eeers
Bulletin
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Engine Tiene
Akan
Ee Darstn
Thomson & McKinnon
Pacific
St Paul
Bethle
Colo Fuel
Gulf
Studebaker
G &S
T&t
Sbiy
Ask
Asensiatis Central Life
Osobins Op Advance & Mely Co
Advance Rumely Co
Asens
Indian Eye
Hallie
van Camp Paki
van Amp
Vani Ia
Aetna Trust & Wings Co
Continental National
Fletcher Lav. and
Tru Co
Nati Bank
United
Tadl
Citizens Gas
Citizens St Rye
Indpis
Indpis & M
Indpis & Morse
Tadpis Union Ry
Finnver
Es Gasier
Toe Poghert
Commission Market
Bruits
Grimes Soidan
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Cali
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Florida
Usbabe
Bea
Jacqueli
Recei
NBS
Weette
Deree Benecageor
Ding
Portland
Ma Aire Ang
Stuperatt
Kiwanis
Interstate Company
J.J. Steurewald
NEW Patriotic Society
Children of the
Henry
Ie Burt
Tan
Norman
Stoveking
Athletic Club
Pete Glass
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