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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1925

Page

4

Public Works notices approve street improvements and assessments

Indianapolis Board of Public Works sets January 9 1925 at 2 p.m. for remonstrances on improvement resolutions No 12036 for STATE AVENUE and No 11559 for ORIENTAL STREET. Plans include paving with asphalt brick or concrete on 6 inch gravel foundation, 24 foot width, utility extensions, and marginal stone. Assessments apportioned to benefiting properties. ten yearly payments with interest. city not liable for unpaid owner sums. Also notices probate and public sale items and a storage house sale scheduled January 22 1925.

Andianangliy A State Avenue Prospect SI Orange Street Propline Ereby Board of Public Workers Board of Public Works Indiana Podiane Ieseancenieti Rollee E Oriental Street Market Sturm Avenue Ofohn Street Marlowe Avenus York Street Sphalty Rie Iteram Eerie Street Meebo Olen Charles BE. Coffin W. H. Freeman M. J. Spencer Bord Public Works City of Indianas William H. Kramer Govcanpo Marion County Emma Kramer A. W. Fenstermacher Itoraes Albert Eb, Losche

Impetuous Rush Drives Stocks Higher At Open

New York brokers opened the week with a strong advance as Sterling rose and new industrial averages hit a record. A buying wave after noon lifted the market, led by New York Central and steel shares, with Studebaker up about a half point and other issues posting fractional gains.

United Press New York Sterling Wall Street Studebaker New York Central Steel

Larger Wheat Shipments Weaken Grains on Board

In Chicago trading the grain market opened with a weak undertone as wheat fell from Saturday's levels on larger world shipments and Argentine improvements. Liverpool started higher but eased amid futures selling while corn oats and provisions followed weaker trends and hedging pressure persisted.

Bu United Press Chicago Board of Trade Today Chicago Board of Trade Today Liverpool

Chicago Grain Table Reference Amid Market Figures

A fragmented OCR excerpt shows grain table data with oats and lard figures across months and values such as 16.20 to 16.50, plus percentages like 193% and 178% and notes on rooftop or ERP terms. The readability is limited and several digits appear incomplete.

Produce Markets Report From Indianapolis

Fragmentary market notes show prices and items for sale including fowls and butter. Readable elements indicate deliveries and quantities but many details are obscured in the OCR. The snippet hints at a local produce market listing with prices and vendors.

Indianapolis Stocks See Mixed Bids As Bonds Fall

On Monday local exchange bids were lower with stocks showing gains for Wabash com and losses for Advance Rumley com Indianapolis Street Railway and others. Bond sales included Fourth Liberty bonds and Treatsy 4s.

Wabash Com Advance Rumley Com Indianapolis Street Railway Ranh Fertilizer Citizens Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Union Traction of Indiana Liberty

Alleged Slayer Held in Fatal Stabbing Case

Harry Porter, 34, of 1309% N Senate Ave Apt 2, held without bond on charges of fatally stabbing James Rogers, 20, at the same address. Porter said he stabbed Rogers with a knife after a hatchet incident. Three colored men, witnesses, said the dispute began over money.

Harry Porter N. Senate Ave Apt.2 James Rogers Porter Rogers

Rugs Stolen From D Sommers Company Warehouse

Officers report two rugs were taken from the D Sommers Company furniture warehouse at 805 West Washington Street over the weekend. No suspects named. Investigation ongoing.

D. Sommers Company Washington St

Hog Price Movements Keep Hogs Steady Around Eleven

Hog and cattle market report shows hogs steady with a ten cent rise, top at $11, bulk around $10.60 to $11.00, heavy and medium hogs higher, lights steady. Receipts near 10,000 with holdover 839. cattle and veal prices mixed, sheep and lambs largely unchanged.

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Unclear OCR text about tank wagon prices and taxes

Fragmented lines mention tank wagon prices per gallon with various obscure terms and percentages. The readable parts reference 10 percent, 14.5 cents, 11.7 cents, and references to capacities like 200 gallons, but no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.

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Coal Prices Across Regions and Mines

The notice lists coal prices in various regions and mines. Indiana prices for Pocahontas Mine Run and related grades range around $6.00 per unit with additional cents and regional variations such as Eas nia and lum BoB figures. The entry notes penny adjustments like 50 cents in some listings.

Pocahani Ntas Indiana Eas

Market Prices Report and Weather Forecast

Shippers forecast partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. North and East winds 20 to 30 mph, South and West 25 to 35 mph. Hay market prices shown with mixed notes and per bushel figures including 1.10, 1.25, and 0.50 in scattered entries.

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Brazil Ind woman dies after choking on food

An 81 year old resident identified as Mrs. Em madCeene died in Brazil Ind after choking on a piece of food that became lodged in her windpipe. Authorities reported the incident as a fatal choking case.

Brazil Ind EmmadCeene

Funeral Services for Bandit Victim Harry F. Blythe

Funeral services for Harry F. Blythe 52 of 2102 Singleton Ave to be conducted at 2 p m Wednesday at the residence. Burial in Crown Hill cemetery. The Masonic Order will have charge with Rev F H Diehm of Second Reformed Church officiating. Blythe a Seymour native had lived here 30 years and was widely known. Survived by widow a son Floyd a soldier at Ft Benjamin Harrison a daughter Mrs Irene Jarrett 521 E La Grande Ave and his mother.

Harry F. Blythe Singleton Ave Crown Hill Cemetery Masonic Order F. H. Diehm Second Reformed Church Blythe Seymour Floyd Ft. Benjamin Harrison Irene Jarrett E. la Grande Ave

Market notes amid rising prices and new arrivals

The market shows a sharp cu cumbers rise to $6 while other fruits move up or down. Argentine pears and dried plums arrive early. prices for various fruits and vegetables are listed, including Jonathan apples, California grapes, limes, oranges, and peppers, with several regional and shipment details.

South Americas Iite

Funeral set for Harlan Colle in Anderson tragedy

Anderson Indiana January 6 funeral services will be held Tuesday for Harlan Colle age 18 theater cashier fatally injured Saturday night when struck by an auto as he and Martha Richey 18 were walking home from a dance at the Green Lantern pavilion Richey was injured but expected to recover Leonard Vance 21 driver of the car said he did not see the couple and was released after questioning

Times Anderson Ind Harlan Colle Martha Richey Green Lantern Pavilion Richey Leonard Vance Colle

Indianapolis Hosts Major Poultry and Cat Show at Cable Tabernacle

Indianapolis witnesses a large poultry and cat show with more than 660 birds and 125 cats on display at Cable Tabernacle. The exhibit opened Saturday under manager Theo Hewes and is scheduled to end Wednesday.

Indianapolis Cable Tabernacle Theo Hewes Sais

Indianapolis Attorney Ralph Kane Named in DA Appointment Dialog

Ralph Kane an Indianapolis attorney and former State Senator emerges as a candidate to succeed Homer Elliott as U S district attorney. Charles Watson notes uncertainty, with Republicans aiming to fill the post after the federal judgeship is settled. Other named figures include Thomas Slick, Claude Smith, and Roland Turner as potential appointees.

Ralph Kane Indianapolis United States District Attorneyship Homer Elliott Jim Charles Watson United States James E. Watson Watson Camp A. B. Anderson Federal Court of Appeals Chicago Indiana Watson Benjamin Carr Monticello Homer Henninger Lafayette Thomas Slick South Bend Alex Cavens United States District Attorney Lilliott Rolan Turner Greensburg Claude Smith Princeton Gibson County Republican Organization Gibson Circuit Robert A. Baltzell Anderson

Marriage Licenses Listed From City Agency

A long list of names and ages appears under marriage licenses including Harold F. Ertling, 28, contractor, and Le Reh ae M. Hoover, 21 of Paris, plus many other couples with varied professions and addresses such as Elmer Warren, 26, and Zelma A. Hughes, 26, both Indianapolis residents. The notices include occupation details and street addresses among dozens of entries.

Harold F. Ertling N. la Salle le Reh Ae M. Hoover Julia Raymond Kouer Paris Esther E. ‘Adams Beech Grove Elmer Warren Sanders la Soversney Bake Baker Lotg Winter Zelma A. Hughes Ivan W Harp N. David Lenitier Elizabeth F. Po N. Davidson Indianapolis Grove James ‘Rogs Eulean Montgomery Ogee H. Privett Bellefontaine Hattie R. Cos College Rentene Hosiery W. Mered Willside Diller Pleeta P. Crombie Avon

Births and Names Across Regions in Mixed Records

A fragmented list of births and names appears, naming numerous individuals with partial addresses and institutions. The text references hospitals, streets, and wards, listing births and associated family members in a dense, OCR-driven corpus with many garbled segments and unclear connections between entries.

Fragmented OCR: scattered names and addresses in medical remit

Fragmentary text lists names ages and addresses with medical terms and hospital clues. It mentions myocardia, aorta, tubers, and several street addresses alongside institutions like Deaconess Hospital. Details are incomplete and disjointed.

LeKeu Liberty West Aywood City Hospitila Tremont Arar Aorta H. Harter Spital

Pleethe Fell Mama to Come Back

Robert Eugene Howard, 3, prayers for his mother Anna L. Howard, 27, of 1128 N Belle Vieu Pl, to return home after she left Friday afternoon. Her husband Albert L. Howard, 30, a Link Belt Company employee, is puzzled and says the boy prayed for Mama to come back.

Robert Eugene Howard Anna L. Howard N. Belle Vieu Pl Albert L. Howard Link- Belt Company Howard

Local concerns seek 10 handle state deposits

Thirty four Marion County banks and trust companies applied for 4,885,000 in State deposits as applications reviewed by the State finance board. About 1,000 banks statewide sought depository appointments, with an average of 750 depositories over the last two years.

Marion County Banks and Trust Companies State Finance Board Indianapolis Marion County Brightwood State Aetna Savings and Trust Peoples State Forty-Second St. State Citizens State Brec Grove Broad Ripple State Indiana National Security Trust Postal Station State Cumberland Bank Citizen’s Bank Southport Fidelity Trust New Augusta State State Savings and Trust Marion County State Tuxedo State City Trust Company Oaklandon State Continental National Union Trust Company Fletcher American National Bankers Trust East Side State Farmers Trust Fletcher Savings Andust United Labor Bank and Trust Company Merchants National Meyer-Kiser Washington Bank and Trust Company Belmont State Indiana Trust J. F. Wild & Co Acton State

Watson to Recommend Elliott Successor by Wednesday

Senator James E. Watson told Attorney General Stone he would be ready to recommend a successor to Indiana District Attorney Homer Elliott by Wednesday evening. Elliott plans to leave office and will turn duties over to an assistant unless an appointment is made promptly. Everett Sanders and Harry Long have declined the post. Hoosier judicial questions arise as Congress weighs the Hickey bill and possible conference.

Washington James E. Watson Stone Homer Elliott Indiana Watson Elliott Everett Sanders Terre Haute Harry Long Muncie Shipping Board Congress Senate House

Woman Pioneer Anna B Hereth Dies at 94 in Indianapolis

Mrs. Anna B. Hereth 94 a pioneer of Indianapolis died Sunday at her home 3240 Washington Blvd Burial Tuesday afternoon Crown Hill Cemetery services at 2 p m at the home Rev C W Fifer in charge She and her husband John C Hereth came to Indianapolis in the early 1850s from Madison Ind Death followed a Dec 28 fall She is survived by seven children Ella Carolyn William L Edward G Oliver T Hereth Emma R Clark all of Indianapolis Mrs Walter V Keller of Chicago and six grandchildren

Indianapolis Anna B. Hereth Washington Blvd Crown Hill C. W. Fifer

Legislators Arrive as Assembly Begins in Indianapolis

Members of the fourth General Assembly arrive Tuesday in Indianapolis ahead of the Thursday convening. A Republican State committee meeting is planned to set a date for city conventions, likely January 17. Republicans caucus at the Statehouse and Democrats at Claypool. Governor Branch to address a joint session.

General Assembly Indianapolis Republican State Committee Clyde A. Wald Statehouse Claypool Emmett F. Branch House Senate Frederick BE Schortemeier Lew Bowman State

State Rep Harris Opposes Child Labor Amendment Editorial

State Representative W. B. Harris of Ellettsville criticizes the child labor amendment as dangerous in a Monroe County Farm Bureau News editorial. Harris, editor of the paper, announced his opposition to ratification, citing features he finds harmful.

W. B. Harris Ellettsville Harris Monroe County Farm Bureau News

Public Works Notice on Indianapolis Assessments 1925

The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces on December 31 1924 approval of a roll for public improvements along Bellefonte Street to Cornell Avenue including alleys and crossings. Interested parties may file objections until February 2 1925 at 2 p.m. with signatures and descriptions of property assessed, as required by Resolution No 12145.

Indianapolis Ind Board of Public Works Indiana Bellefonne St Cornell Pele

Anonymous letter warns Mrs Scott in divorce trial

An anonymous letter threatening Mrs Edna James Scott wife of Congressman Frank D Scott was received in Alpena Michigan as her counsel disclosed. The note warned her not to name any more congressmen in the divorce proceedings and was described as an intimidation tactic.

United Press

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