Wheat brokers urge caution as May wheat cools
Brokers counsel caution and higher margins to curb buying in May wheat. May wheat settles at 2.03 1 2 cents as profit taking rises. Professional traders have largely exited, with public buying driving the rally and bread prices expected to rise. Flour costs hover around 10.60 to 10.90 a barrel while Nov. 7 price was 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
James Patten
Arthur Cutten
H. B. Barnard
American Institute of Baking
Burglary Reports In Neighborhood Prompt Police Alert
Multiple burglaries were reported Friday night and today. Mrs. Mamie Garrett's home on Indiana Ave suffered a window jimmied with $250 stolen. Edward Pedlow's Central Ave residence was broken in through a cellar window or interior door. Jewelry, tobacco, and samples valued at $60 were stolen. Tony George's grocery on Senate Ave saw a forced front door and $5.50 taken. second burglary there in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Garrett
Indiana Ave
Edward Pedlow
Central Ave
Tony George
Senate Ave
Emanuel elected president of Indianapolis Mas Society
B D Emanuel of Fellowship Lodge 681 Anderson Ind. is the new president of the Mas Society of Actual Past Masters of Indianapolis and vicinity. Other officers include Dr C F New Killwing Lodge 64 Canada vice president, Frank L Riggs Marion Lodge 35 Indianapolis treasurer, and R R Adderman Brownsburg Lodge 241 Brownsburg Ind secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Emanuel
Fellowship Lodge
Anderson
Ind
Mas Society
Indianapolis
C. F. New
Killwing
Canada
Frank L. Riggs
Marion Lodge
R. R. Adderman
Brownsburg
Prisoner George Johnson Linked to Double Jail Escape
George Johnson, held on burglary and grand larceny charges, is returned to Greencastle Indiana after an escape from a jail. He and seven other inmates previously escaped from the local jail and from the Indiana State Farm where Johnson was serving a sentence pending removal to the Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Greencastle
Ind
Reformatory
Indiana State Farm
Roscoe Hamilton Sentenced for Fraudulent Check Charge
Roscoe Hamilton, 33, received one to five years on a charge of issuing a $15 fraudulent check. Criminal Judge James A. Collins presided at Indiana State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Hamilton
Indiana State Prison
James A. Collins
Gem Bandits Seize $400 in Jewelry From Store
Police hunt two bandits who bound and gagged jeweler H. M. Lehman in his shop Friday night and escaped with $400 worth of jewelry. The incident occurred in Tennessee and Indiana area. Lehman, a Jeweler, was alone when attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Ind
Beauty Marks Union Moves to New Home with Hand-Carved Staircase
The International Typo graphical Union secures the Murdock home at Twenty Highth and Indian Sts. Workmen finished the mahogany stairs. Negotiations closed for union purchase. Offices move from Bankers Trust Bldg on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty Marks Union
International Typographical Union
Union
Murdock
Bankers Trust Bldg
Legislative Calendar Summary of Town and City Bills
Legislative calendar lists various bills with sponsors including Penrod Dickerman Barker and Leonard. Bills cover licensing, municipal law changes, taxation and county paving funds. Proposals include utility appeal limits, court paving material exemptions, and fund divisions among societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B
Ee Critter
Jiter “Auperr Ieee
Penrod
Rootes
Ashington
Ss Municipal Rec
al Town Conferrin
Ties Sa Ag
Hostesses Chosen For Indianapolis Community Fund Meeting
Hugh McK Landon chair of the arrangements chooses hostesses for the fifth anniversary meeting on February 28 at the Claypool. A luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Monday will name a chairman and outline plans for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McK. Landon
Indianapolis Community Fund
Claypool
Samuel HE. Perkins
Hugh McGibeny
Sol Kiser
Walter W. Ward
Bert 8. Gadd
C. W. Ackman
Elmer G. Kiefer
Wolf Sussman
Katherine Hallinan
C. J. Henley
Pearl Forsyth
Prosperity Foreseen by City Leaders Addressing Salesmen
Dick Miller of City Trust Company told 200 Indianapolis traveling salesmen at a Chamber of Commerce dinner that a great era of prosperity is near. He said a slight delay may occur, but readiness remains and the coming boom is unquestioned. Prof. George Tapy of Wabash College added that hope is essential in salesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Miller
City Trust Company
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
George Tapy
Wabash College
Hoosier Briefs Roundup From Indiana News Clippings
Hoosier Briefs notes a Terre Haute man ChecMoffit surviving two “deaths” after an auto crash and a morgue stay, a Clinton-area crash survivor, a Gary arrest over theft of a fur coat, Gary council study of two viaducts at 260000, Portland church banquet, a weather eclipse remark, Logansport fire dept funding, Shelbyville library control thoughts, a Hohenberger stock truck accident, Tipton poultry show smoke disruption, and Indianapolis Shelbyville bus line acquisition with unchanged schedule.
Musician Sues Parents Over Separate Marriage Claim
Jah Gadal Plovan files suit in Ammonwood court seeking 10 000 from MP and Mrs Louis Seitlin claiming he spent money wooing their daughter and that the couple blocked the marriage. The case centers on alleged interference with a proposed union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PY Ammond
Gadal Plovan
Louis Seitlin
Law notes and official bills from Reeder and allies
Summary of several House bills including H B 187 proposing railroad institute support, H B 192 authorizing bonds, H B 194 restricting certain tax provisions, H B 197 granting a monthly veteran bonus and referendum, H B 118 referencing state board actions, and H B 168 linking school designation and tenure rules. Local county and township references appear with scattered dates and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeder
Marvelen
Fight Over Street Elevation Plans Draws Civic Groups
A public hearing before the board of works is set for next Wednesday to debate street elevation on Oriental 81. Strong opposition from civic clubs follows the Indianapolis Federation of Civic Clubs meeting Friday night as H. J. Sexton introduces a resolution opposing closing the street. Advocates warn Indianapolis would lose the Ford Motor Company plant if the street remains open. The board of works resolution favors keeping the street open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental 81
Board of Works
Chamber of Comm
Indianapolis Federation of Civic Clube
H. J. Sexton
Southeastern Civic Club
Indianapolis
Ford Motor Company
Love Church Delaware Sermon and Testimonial Meetings
The Church of Christ Scientist invites the public to Wednesday evening services at 8 o clock in the Reading Rooms, Continental Bank Building, 17 N Meridian, 206 EB. Also promoting Sunday School and testimonial meetings with free admission and a cordial invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ, ‘Scientist
Love Church
Delaware
Continental Bank
N. Meridian
Assembly Sidelights on Indiana House Visits and Bills
Oscar A. Ahlgren of Whiting leads the minority floor actions in the 1923 session as visitors fill the House. Wives do clerical work and pages are the children’s jobs. A possible 1.5 million dollar appropriation would buy church sites. Senate to inspect Riley Hospital on Feb 14. Debates on auto banditry and bank robbery penalties advance. Korff Klean Koal slogan cited as marketing gambit and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting
House
Indianapolis
Body of Peter Vergolini to be buried at Indiana State Prison
The body of Peter Vergolini, executed early Friday for the murder of a ten year old girl in Gary, was to be buried today in the cemetery at the Indiana State Prison. Relatives failed to claim the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Nited
Chigan City
Ind
Peter Vergolini
Gary
Indiana State Prison
Vergolini
Assault charge after collision on New York Street
Henry Brown of 1215 Laurel Street faced assault and battery and failure to stop at a preferential street after an accident at New York Street and Sherman Drive Friday night. Mrs Elsie Yount of 2925 No Denny Street was injured when her car was struck by Browns vehicle, police say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Laurel &T
New York St
Sherman Dr
Elsie Yount
Denny St
Brown
Ohio Oil sets crude oil price increases across grades
The Ohio Oil Company announced a 26 cent per barrel advance for crude oil with grade prices: Lima 2.08, Indiana 1.88, Illinois 1.87, Princeton 1.387, Plymouth 1.40, Wooster 1.95. The announcement dated January 31 outlines regional price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PH Tate
The
Ohio Oil Company Today
Lima
Indiana
Illinois
Princeton
Plymouth
Wooster
State Y C A convention opens with 150 delegates present
M. A. Hart Ind presided at the annual convention of the fifty-one Y C A of the State today in PT with State secretary C A Terebaugh in charge. One hundred and fifty delegates attended the gathering.
Foulks to Speak at Mor's Brotherhood Banquet
Dr. William Hiram Foulks of Cleveland will address the father and son banquet at the First Baptist Church Mor's Brotherhood on Monday at 6 30 p m. The talk titled Men With Iron in Their Blood will focus on moral and physical vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hiram Foulks
Cleveland
Ohio
Mor’s Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Fire at Senator Duffey's Home Causes $200 Damage
A fire reported at the residence of Luke Duffey, identified as a senator, caused about $200 in damage. The incident occurred at the address 2929 Washing. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Duffey
Radio Highlights From Coast to Coast Recital and Concerts
A dense schedule lists Madge Kennedy in a song recital on WEHAF New York at 7 PM, plus performances by the Glee Club of the City Club in Philadelphia and the Metropolitan Life banquet broadcast across WEAF WFT WGR. Other featured acts include the Hampton Institute Quartet, the Capitol Theater Gang, Kopp's Orchestra and Grace Male Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WEHAF
New York
Madge -Kennedy
St. Louis
Glee Club of the City Club
WIP
Philadelphia
Passion Play Vision
WFT
WGR
Buffalo
Metropolitan Life
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEEI
Boston
Dr. Cadman
WJZ
Schenectady
Hampton Institute
WEAF
WJAR
Providence
WDBH
Worcester
WCAP
Washington
Roxy
Capitol Theater
WLW
Cincinnati
Kopp
WEAA
Dallas
Grace
Iowa
Apagian
Los Goncert
Wang
Are Webh
le CIA Ie
Tee
Adolph OF
Tra
Omana
Chicago
Aes
Orchestrafield
Minneo
Hollywood
Los Angles
Lost Angels
Ray Davenport
Detroit
WGY
WCAEB
Fitzburgh
Louisville
Jon
Chureh
Berrien
Minneapolis
Ames
Ieee
Radio Schedules and City Listings from Fragmented Page
Fragmentary OCR notes show radio programs and listings with scattered times and locations including mentions of Washington Montreal Chicago and Providence. The readable items hint at Saturday schedules and market or program notes but lack coherent event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sippuncontent
Washington
Montreal
Iddieas
Providence
Ial
Silent Radio Call Sign Juxtaposition
A compact listing pairs station call signs in a silent Sunday sequence, including CKY KFDM KFKX WEAP WCBD WEMC WHA WHO WHB WOI CKAC KFDM KFKX KSD PWX WAHG WHAS WHO WOR WDAF WMAQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CKY
KFDM
KFKX
WEAP
WCBD
WEMC
WHA
WHO
WHB
WOI
CKAC
KSD
PWX
WAHG
WHAS
WOR
WDAF
WMAQ
Fragmented OCR Summary of International and Intercollegiate Notices
An OCR fragment describes international and intercollegiate items with scattered place names and times. It mentions Philadelphia and Newark regions, a Paris night revue, a Sunday school lesson, a Mooseheart Illinois dance, a Montreal studio program, and hockey reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waneehia
Rina
NPS i Wee Dows
Brora
Tatra Iestad
Ene
Tone
Win
Philadelphia
Glenn
Davenport
Neila
Newark
Phil
Our
Dancing Tonight Radio Schedule Brief
Tonight’s lineup lists dance programs and music blocks across stations WHK WHJID WHAS WTAM WTAS WGY WOC WREO WHN WOR CKAC WRC WGN WWAJ WBZ WHN WAHG WCCO WFRAA KGO KHJ KFKB with start times from 7:00 to 12:00 and multiple pairings per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFAA
WGN
WRC
CKAC
WBON
WBZ
KYW
Woc
WEBH
Wwoc
WIP
WCCO
WwMc
WGBB
WHK
WJJID
WHAS
WTAM
WTAS
WGY
WREO
WHN
WOR
Wwaj
WAHG
W5bh
WFRAA
KGO
KHJ
KFKB
Pittsburgh Westinghouse and Free dom. Orchestra program listing
Fragmentary OCR lists radio station calls and programs across cities including Pittsburgh New York Chicago and Milford Kansas. Entries mention orchestras concerts recitals movie chats and theater segments with times around 8:00 or 9:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rele
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse and
Boule Clu
Chinee City
Rute Re
Dal ‘Bayer
Chicago
Youth Begins Sentence After Speeding Convictions
Kenneth Fowler an 18 year old from Rybolt Avenue started a 30 day jail term after Judge Symmes approved three speeding convictions. He faced a suspended $25 fine and six month probation on a prior count of driving 34 mph. Fowler admitted he has driven since age 14 and was tested at 33 mph in a city case in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fowler
Rybolt‘Ave
Frank A. Symmes
UIA
Washington &I
Fowler
Indiana State Farm
Ohio Editor to Speak on Explosions at Rotary Luncheon
Dusty Muller editor of the Daily Journal Wilmington Ohio will discuss Explosions at a Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday at the Claypool He spoke to the club in 1923 Ralph H Burdick president of Indiana Automatic Sprinkler Company will be presented as a new member Charles J Murphy chairs the new section of the fraternal committee South Bend club will broadcast programs for clubs in Twelfth district week of Feb 9 during district conference
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty” Muller
Daily Journal
Wilmington
Ohio
Rotary Club
Claypool
Ralph H. Burdick
Indiana
Charles J. Murphy
South Bend Club
New Citizens Guests at Americanization Meeting
About 200 naturalized citizens and applicants attended an Americanization meeting at the American Settlement House, 617 West Pearl Street. The session featured citizens sworn that night before Judges Baltzell and Leathers and a talk on The Duties of Citizenship by Archibald Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Settlement House
W. Pearl St
Robert Baltzell
James M. Leathers
Archibald Hall
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Six motorists hauled charged with driving while intoxicated
Six alleged speeders were slated at city prison Friday night. Those charged are Albert Shonkwlier 36 of 1411 Hoyt Ave William Harris 30 of 2843 Kenwood Ave Ben Richmond 20 of RR Box 635 Thurman Marshall 26 of Ben Davis Ind John Hoilett Jr 18 of 4001 N Meridian St Everett Mayr 20 of 2883 Central Ave Thomas Crossey 49 of Valley Mills Ind 18 charged with driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Prison
Albert Shonkwlier
Local event notice at 724 N Pershing Ave
A fragmented notice lists a Sunday event at 724 N Pershing Ave led by a figure named Rosen with a trumpet. It references a light and mentions the Dawid of Ryboit with unclear timing and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUS Aitualist
Rose “Allison
Rosen
Trumpt
Ieee Bioware
Two Killed in Central Indiana Auto Crash
Two people died and six were injured in separate crashes across Indiana in the past twenty four hours. William Butt 67 of Macy Indiana and his daughter in law Mrs Loren Butt 20 of Dayton Kentucky died when their car collided with an interurban car fifteen miles north of Peru. Charles Edmondson 80 was fatally injured and his father Columbus Edmondson 55 injured when their auto overturned at Terre Haute. Four men were hurt in a collision between a gasoline hand car on the Nickel Plate Railroad and an auto near Elwood. Injured were J J Talley Roy Hood Carl Talley and George Montgomery driver of the auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Butt
Macy
Ind
Loren Butt
Dayton
Peru
Charles Edmondson
Columbus Edmondson
Terre Haute
Nickel Plate Railroad
Elwood
J. J. Talley
Roy Hood
Carl Talley
George Montgomery
Anderson
Seven Storm Deaths Reported Across New York State
The storm caused seven deaths in New York State within twenty four hours due to exposure and related incidents. A man and a two year old child died in East Syracuse, with East Poestenkill and Cazenovia each reporting exposure fatalities. A locomotive wreck near Saratoga Springs killed two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Syracuse
East Poestenkill
Cazenovia
Saratoga Springs
Earth under city links Bay United Piece HAILEYVILLHA
Earth cracks opened beneath Haileyville Oklahoma causing the city hall and three story Y M C A to sink Thursday night. More than fifty tenants abandoned the YMCA as the ground gave way threatening the entire business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay United
Haileyvillha
Okla
Defense Alibi Claims Walsh Will Be Acquitted
In Lafayette Ind four witnesses testified to Walsh alibi as defense counsel pursued an acquittal in the Tippecanoe County murder trial. Raymond Walsh stands accused of killing Earl Leathers in a gun battle between rival rum-running gangs last fall near a local riverfront area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lafayettch
Ind
Raymond Walsh
Tippecanoe
Walsh
Earl Leathers
Two Held for Murder in Train Hold-Up and Messenger Killing
Chicago police report Bernard Milin and Edwards J. Smith were arrested for the December 30 murder of express messenger Russell S. Dickey during a hold-up on the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. Milin confessed to the shooting. Smith admitted conspiring in the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Bernard Milin
Edwards J. Smith
Milwaukee
Russell S. Dickey
Chicago & Northwestern
Milin
Dickey
Smith
Committees Named by Family Welfare Society
William H. Insley president of the Family Welfare Society announced the 1925 committees. Chairmen are Executive William H. Insley Finance Evans Woollen Jr Service and Relief Mansur B. Oakes Children's Bureau Dr F S C Wicks Social Service Exchange Herbert B King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Insley
Family Welfare Society
Evans Woollen
Little Girl Struck by Car Leads to Assault Charge
Mrs Hattie Wolfram 85 of 719 Park Ave faces assault and battery charges after her vehicle struck Lorena Schlanzer 7 of 35 EB Iowa St in the 1700 block of South Meridian St during an accident reporting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Wolfram
Park Ave
South
Meridian St
Lorena Schlanzer
Iowa St
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Staers
Senate
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Ier
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Taie
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West Street Church of Christ of Portland
Illiam Gray
Bicknell Anne
Ea Tate
Anad
Hherfeaér
Geimewell
Logansport
Shelbyville Public Library
Hohenberger
Greensburg
Tipton
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Shelbyville
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Clan
H. B
Ee State Board
H. B.oa
Keiar
Petimous Srish
Daugherty
Clearing House
Aden Es
Indiana Trust Ver'sivines
Juretus
Quillin
New Riley Hospital
English
Walter B. Korff
Evansville
Korff Klean Koal
States
Foulks
Cticas
Ees
Waad Abe
York
Waldorf
Aptoria
Ash A . M
Kfi
Los
Lea
Omaha
Erie
Minneapolis St. Paul
Chapin
Oakland
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KFNFU
WTAY
WHAF
KDKA
WCAE
KTHS
WPFAA
WOAW
Dusty’ Miller
Zenith Atwater-Kent
Carlin Music Washengtol
Empire State
EARTH
Lafayette
Messenger
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Member
Federal Reserve System
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