Economic Improvement Amid National Campaign Disturbance
The text notes business conditions improving across the United States as political campaign disruptions subside. Wheat states report large yields and higher prices, with agriculture benefiting and potential lower prices in 1925. Improved employment and steady production lift iron textiles and shoes, while securities demand grows and European financial issues settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert M’bride
Mnental National Bank
United States
Rome
Postal receipts rise in Indianapolis for 1924
Indianapolis post office reports 1924 receipts of 4 116 353 23 up 10 01 percent from 1923 led by monthly totals including January 29 823 10 February 44 358 09 March 5 605 17 April 85 692 04 May 29 11 June 10 115 92 July 33 040 40 August 16 999 80 September 28 701 09 October 45 895 38 November 11 328 03 December 34
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Four Seized in Terre Haute Robberies Solved
United Press reports four arrests in Terre Haute after a rash of robberies. Police seized acetylene torches and burglary tools in an apartment. John Baldwin, 34, is said to be wanted in Rochester for a December post office robbery involving a $13,000 registered mail pouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
John Baldwin
Rochester
N. Y
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen
Local police report multiple automobiles stolen from various addresses including Pete Netale in Oakland from Woodlawn and Virginia Aves Leo Traugott in Port from 312 W Washington St OJ Peake in Port from Market and Delaware Streets and a Bluff Road route box 62 and 1417 Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Netale
Stevens St
Oakland
Woodlawn
Virginia Aves
Leo Traugott
Washing St
Fragmentary notice hints at police contact over missing person
The readable fragment mentions a police search or inquiry related to a missing person, with unclear names and locations. It references a 1914 date and a person described as a friend, but essential details are unreadable.
Four Coast Captains Shape End of Season R letzte
Four captains featuring Adam Walsh of Notre Dame Jim Lawson of Stanford Babe Horrell of California and Ray McGraw of Pennsylvania attract coast attention as the top players in the Pacific coast section facing the New Year’s day intersectional games Notre Dame versus Stanford and Pennsylvania versus California.
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EAL
Pacific Coast
Notre Dame
Stanford
Pennsylvania
California
Adam Walsh
Jim Lawson
Babe” Horrell
Ray McGraw
1924 filled with thrills for city
Readable fragments recount a tumultuous 1924 in Indianapolis with politics, crime, high profiles, and notable events. Indictments of Governor McCray, rail and streetcar issues, a fatal interurban wreck, a presidental campaign, sports crowns, and a city shaken by thefts and disasters.
Marriage Licenses Ma Col Will Terry
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and numbers in a jumble. It mentions marriage licenses and pairs such as Delia and Barrett, with assorted ages and places and a quoted dialogue about a dating incident.
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Will Terry
Porter
Deliaare
Colia
J Barrett
Light Riggs
Eafreuer
Zane W. Trrentyai
Ponygyivania Gymrigua
Athisa
Jeter
al Enn
Amar
Bel
Lotte
Feetele
Scott
Ana
Protiy
Martin
Pastor Outlines 1925 New Year Resolutions
Dr. Matthew F Smith of the First Presbyterian Church says many still make resolutions and differ in resolve. He notes strong minded individuals persist and that changes in character matter more than witty cracks. His own 1925 pledge includes more patience with fellow men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaudesville
Matthew F Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Indiana fish and game division year in review 1924
The Indiana fish and game division reports 1924 license receipts of 190 976 71 an increase of about 21 000 from 1923. Nine million forty six thousand seven fish of eleven species hatched. A fifth hatchery will operate in 1925. Wardens total arrests 2 290 with fines 42 870 25. Eleven lakes mapped 25 completed quail census. Efforts include land purchase 8 000 acres Brown County for game reservation and pollution reduction campaigns.
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Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Indiana
Brown County
Hog Prices Stand Steady Amid Mixed Hog Market
Hog prices remained largely steady across weights with a late uptick for a string of medium and heavyweight hogs. Top price reached 11.50, common rates hovered around 10.70 to 10.90, and receipts were about 8,000 heads with cattle and calf activity notable in a dull session.
German Crossword Puzzle Teaches Kalamazoo Teacher
A Kalamazoo High School teacher Miss Emily Hochstein captivates students with German and Latin crossword puzzles. Her method uses puzzles tied to current lessons and she plans a multilingual book of crosswords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamaoo
Emily Hochstein
Kalamazoo High School
Miss Hochstein
New Loan Association Formed In Indiana
The State Mutual Savings and Loan Association of Indiana with 1,000,000 capital has been incorporated by the Secretary of State. Offices are on the eighth floor of the Guaranty Building. Incorporators and directors include Eph P. Dailey Fr Wayne L. Johnson H H Woodsmall L T Leach C L Cue Harvey Harmon EB BE Gates J L Rupe C D Knoefel and others from Indianapolis Richmond New Albany Princeton Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Mutual Vings and Loan Association of
Indiana
Secretary of State
Guaranty Bldg
Eph P. Dailey
Fr. Wayne
L. Johnson
Indianapolis
H. H. Woodsmall
L. T. Leach
C. L. Cue
Frankfort
EB BE. Gates
J. L. Rupe
Richmond
C. D. Knoefel
New Albany
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
Remy Takes New Oath as County Officials Sworn In
Prosecutor William H. Remy, who succeeded himself, took the oath of office from County Clerk Albert H. Losche Wednesday. George Schmidt assumed office as county surveyor, succeeding John J. Griffith. Coroner Paul F. Robinson and Hawkins also aligned with Republicans, each succeeding another official.
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William H. Remy
Albert H. Losche
George Schmidt
John J. Griffith
Paul F. Robinson
Other Hawkins
George Snider
Notable Events of 1924 Collated in Brief
A compact chronology lists major 1924 events: Coolidge signs arms embargo on Mexico. Woodrow Wilson dies. Milford iron mine disaster. parachute altitude record set at 21 600 feet. Denby resigns as Navy Secretary. Clover Field around-the-world flight begins. Cardinals created in Rome. Daugherty resigns. soldiers bonus battles vetoed and later passed into law. Victor Herbert dies. Mississippi sailors killed in target practice explosion. Republican convention nominates Coolidge and Dawes. several cross-country and transcontinental flights. Lorain tornadoes kill 98. U S airmail starts New York to San Francisco. La Follette nominated by Progressives. Coolidge Jr dies. Democrats nominate Davin and Bryan. Wheeler nominated. Prince of Wales visits. round-the-world flyers return. Leopold and Loeb sentenced. Washington Senators win World Series. ZR-3 ends air flight. Wallace dies. Lodge dies. Florence Kling Harding dies. Samuel Gompers dies.
Senate Repasses Evansville Henderson Bridge Bill
The Senate on Tuesday revived a bridge bill between Evansville Indiana and Henderson Kentucky that had already become law. Senator Watson said the revival was an unintentional slip and opponents suspect publicity motive by Watson for Congressman Wilson.
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Times
Washington
D. C
Senate
Evansville
Ind
Henderson
Watson
Wilson
Congressman Wilson
Organizations Join Drive to Help Investors in Indiana
The Indianapolis Better Business Bureau launches a week long education campaign starting the week of January 5 to help investors. Partners include the Indiana Bankers Association, Securities Commission, Chamber of Commerce, and several city groups. Radio talks will air nightly and posters warn of past losses totaling millions from questionable securities.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers Association
Indiana Securities Commission
Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis Merchants Association
Chamber of Latin Board of Trade
Associated Players of Indianapolis
Clearing House Association
Advertising Club
Indianapolis Bond Men's Club
Better Business of Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Obwin
W. E. Bal
Special Lawyer Quits State Job in Indiana
Dale Stansbury, special attorney in the office of the state attorney general, resigns to enter private practice in South Bend. Arthur Gillion, of South Bend, succeeds A. S. Lesh as attorney general today with no word on a replacement for another attorney. Notable staff changes include Mrs. Edward F. White moving to report Supreme and Appellate courts on Jan. 13. Lesh plans to practice law in the Continental Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Stansbury
South Bend
Arthur Gillion
Lesh
Edward F. White
Edward M. White
Connor
John McCord
H. H. Klager
Harriet Harris
Maude Lucas
Harris
Continental Bank
Special Seasonal Electric Schedule Filed for Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Light and Heat Company seeks PSC approval of a special optional seasonal schedule for four manufacturing and refrigeration customers. Merchants opposes the plan which would cut summer power rates during the industry’s off load season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Commission
Merchants
Indianapolis Company
Building Permits and Property Notes From Local Ledger
Building permits listed include charges for a boiler at 2330 Xubn and a garage at 621 N Titinois Nardcape sg. Also noted are educational board entries for a school at 2201 Mattison Ave and a 32 500 valuation for a Vermont Ste. location. References mention Charlie Mayer Jr and Sam Ketchum with addresses on Pine eames 4436 Haush St and Mattison Ave.
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Ge Seesek
N. Titinois
Nardcape Sg
St. Sage
Charlie Mayer Jr
Awe
Pramsington
Oard
Mattison Ave
Board of School
Compu Tenleg
Sam Ketchum
Vermont Ste
Deoult
Pine Eames
Haush St
Rose
Notice to Tenants in Offion Buildings
Notice to tenants regarding occupancy and rent terms. Informal language suggests a building administration or property manager warning about upcoming changes or requirements. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Knefer
N. Talbott
Georgia
Walsh
Lawson
M’graw
Horrell
Morton
Hawkins
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Portland
Indianapolis Athletic Club
United Mine Workers of America
Warren T. McCray
Harry C. Sheridan
Sarah Shank
Shank
Union Traction Co
Alfont
Fortville
Woodrow Wilson
Indiana Supreme Court
McCray
Marion Criminal Court
Henry Jameson
Park Board
Indianapolis Street Railway Co
Governor McCray
Grand
Miss Louise Richards
Indiana Woman's Prison
Gladys Martha Ellis
Gladys Ellis
Southport High School
The
Hope
Technical High School
Union Traction Company
Amos D. Morris
Discount and Deposit Bank of Kentland
Martinsville
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
City Council
City Hall
New Bethel
George Berry
Herman F. Rikhoff
Indianapoliss
American Association
Minneapolis
Albert B. Anderson
Anderson
Ed Jackson
Carleton B. McCulloch
Marion County
Harlan Fengler
Speedway
George T. Page
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Tomlinson Hall
Joe Boyer
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
L. L. Corum
Duesenberg
Earl Cooper
Carleton B. McCullough
Fred Cline
Marion County Grand Jury
Julietta Hospital
George A. Weaver & Sons
Atlanta
Ayres & Co
Thomas Toohey
State Highway Department
State Board of Accounts
William T. Tilden II
Johnny Hennessey
Woodstock Club
Samuel M. Ralston
Memorial Plaza Commission
Plaza
Dell Z. Billmire
Dynes-Pohlman Lumber Company
Billmire
Jacksonville
Til
New Elks Club
Altoona
Dario Resta
Brooklands
England
Jimmy Murphy
Syracuse
John W. Davis
Mander American Legion
St. Paul
Indians
Morton L. Hawkins
Hawkins Mortgage Pany
Indianapolis Water Company
Ferdinand A. Geiger
Linton A. Cox, Jr
Straughn
Riley Memorial Hospital
J. J. McNamara
Fletcher Savings & Trust Co
W. P. Dearing
Dark Horse
Indiana Teacher's Association
E. Howard Cadle
J. J. McNarama
Benjamin H. Willoughby
Supreme Court
George K. Denton
Eva F. Gilbert
Kendallville
Kasper
Stockholm
Kalamazoo
Mich
NEA Service
Alamazoo, Mich
Bindewort
Stadt
Oesterreich
Tan
Republik
Franzoesisch
Abkuraune
Erste Person Prasens von
Sein
Imperfekt von Finden
Essen
Unrecht
Ruckwarts
NEW Loan Association
State Mutual Savings Association
Remy
Tony
Coolidge
Mexico
Woodrow Wilpon
Milford
Crosby, Minn
C. E. Conrad
Kelly Field
Texas
Secretary of Navy
Edwin Denby
Army
Clover Field
Santa Monica
Cal
Hayes
New York
Mundelein
Chicago
Pius XI
Henry M. Daugherty
President Coolidge
Victor Herbert
Mississippi
San Pedre
Cal.ana
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Maughan
Mitchell Field
Long Island
San Francisco
Lorain
Sandusky
Ape Ohio
R. M. la Follette
National Committee of the Conference
Calvin Coolidge Jr
John W. Davin
Charles W. Bryan
Burton K. Wheeler
Progressives
la Follette
Prince of Wales
America
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold Jr
Robert Franks
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry C. Wallace
Henry Cabot Lodge
Cambridge
Mass
Florence Kling Harding
President Harding
Marion
Ohio
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Herdrich & Boggs Certified Public Accountants
O. C. Herdrich & CO
Merchants Bank
Main
DRIVE
Ak Winkie
Imale
Orton
Owell
Thang
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