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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
3
Vintage Indianapolis used cars and trucks listings
Classified ad rundown listing multiple used Ford, Chevrolet, Buick, Dodge, Studebaker autos and trucks for sale in Indianapolis area. Items include touring cars, roadsters, sedans, and a one ton truck with prices, terms, and dealer contacts such as Dixie Service Station, Wides & Miller, Stone Chevrolet Co., C. H. Wallerich Co., and Swisshelm & Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Wolf Aut
N. Wiho
Ford
Reo
Chalmers
Chevrolet
Dort
Dixie Service Station
Bluff Ave
Wides & Miller
E. Waeh
Bluff Ave Monroe
Oakley Overland
Meridian CheVrolet
Stone Chevrolet CO
Allerice. Co
N. Meridian
Oedsnobile
Bone EV Roled Co
Meridian
Dodge “Brothers
C. H. Wallerich Company
Meridian St
Chevrolet CO
Swisshelm & Parker
Buick
E. Wash
Studebaker
Capitol
Pennsylvania
Oldsmobile
Warren Ave
Belmont
Meridian Dodge
Indianapolis Auto Parts & Tire Co
N. Capito Ave
del Autos
I. Wolf Auto CO
Illinois
City Auto Parts and Tire CO
N. Ilinois
Sam Coraz
New York St. Main
Portable school building bids seek eight two room units
Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners calls for sealed bids by June 23 1923 for eight or more two room portable school buildings with heating and ventilating equipment. Estimated cost not to exceed 40000 each with plans on file at 150 North Meridian Street. Bids require five percent certified funds and contract bond. Richard O Johnson business director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenal Technical Schools
Snider & Tv
Merchants Bank Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Capitol Ave
Aml
Twenty Et St
Snider & Motz
Merchants Bank Hldg
Indianapolia
Delaware and
Walnut Std
Anwardipe
Snider & Hotz
Dank Widg
Lad
Penney
N. Merman St
Lidiana
Indiianapolis
Ag Security
Richard 0 Johnson
Board of School Commissioners
City of
North
Meridian Street
Indiana
North Meridian Street
State Board of Accounts
New York
Chicago
Board of School
Marice
Tate Saudia
Bid Notice for Indiana University Power House and Equipment
Sealed proposals requested by Indiana University Board of Trustees for labor and materials to erect a Power House and install coal and ash handling equipment and a traveling crane for James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Hospital in Indianapolis. Bids due June 22, 1923. Specifications available at IU Bloomington or Architect Daggett and Engineer Ammerman offices. Deposit details and bid conditions included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Indiana University
James Whitcomb Riley
Bloomington
Robert Frost Daggett
Consolidated
Charles KR. Ammerman
Occidental Building
Indianapolis
John W. Cravens
Indiana
Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Residents
A compiled list shows numerous marriage license applicants with ages and addresses across states and cities including Illinois Indiana Michigan Kentucky and Minnesota. Names include Myrtin Puson Irene Campbell Edna Johnston Martha Garhart Mildred Orr J. Finch Pearl Peck Flora Walker Laura Kramer Jutta Nelson and Bessie Lower among others with associated streets and areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Wattman
N. Dearborn
Myrtin Puson
Arrowa
James Arma
N. West Mine
H.C. Adama
Arizona
Mildred Clark
Haoon H B. Shoemaker
Mary Clay
Holly
N. LaSalle
J. W. Snyder
N. Oskland
Laura Kramer
N. Oalland
D. G. Grituth
N. Californias
Ruth Magentis
Minnesota
N. W
Clarke-Blakesien Hospital
Bessie M. Lower
Births and medical notices from local hospitals and homes
Birth announcements list numerous families and addresses, naming babies and parents in Chicago area hospitals and homes. The section also records patient conditions and causes such as diabetes mellitus pulmonary tuberculosis broncho pneumonia and septic conditions along with building permits for various local properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Ann Colerove
Methodist Hospital
Angeline Sevaloff
City Hospital
James Elmer de Vore
E. St. Clair
Mary Wilson
Douglass
John J. Bailey
Charles Cordell
Eugene J. Monroe
Agnes
Benjamin Sweeney
Kate Innis
St. Vincent Hospital
Bobbie L. Roberts
Lockerbie
Raymond Damaske
Clark Blakeslee
Ruth Mildret Hancock
George C. Jacobs
Columbia
Elmer Grubb
Sherman Drive
George G. Johnson
Paris
Bears Continue Attack Begun in Previous Session
New York June 2 Speculative sentiment was discouraged by further break in Friday's session and stocks opened under pressure. Weekly mercantile reviews note high basic industry production to fill orders but demand eased. Steel fell slightly below recent lows while other sectors remained weak, though a late rally lifted some leaders. Short interest remained high with one house saying 40 percent of business was for short accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Reviews
Baldwin
American Can
Studebaker
Shorts
Bank Clearings and Debits Reported for Indianapolis Week
Weekly bank clearings in Indianapolis totalled 3.0390 million dollars with a SIT 15.000 figure. Bank debits for Saturday reached 8.47 thousand dollars, bringing the weekly total to 44.07 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Foreign Exchange By United Financial
New York June 2 foreign exchange figures show varied demand and cable rates for currencies. Sterling and francs command notable demand while lire marks guilders and pesetas appear at mixed levels with several countries listed against cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
Deimand
Irdse
Norway
Itsze
Denmark
Slightly Easier Tone Dominates Curb Trade
New York market summary notes a week end curb tone modestly softer led by oils with fractional declines in mid priced shares and 1 to 2 point drops in higher priced issues. Industrials firmer but activity limited. Durant Motors shows slight rally while other motors like Reo hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
Indiana
Southern
Durant Motors
Reo
Notance
Indianapol is Markets Fresh Eggs and Butter Prices
Indianapolis markets report fresh eggs 1 to 2 pounds at 5c, butter fat at 38c a pound paid by creameries. Chicago and Cleveland price lists show butter from 30 to 46c, eggs 20 to 28c, poultry and potatoes with regional variations. New York notes flour, pork, lard, coffee, cheese steady. fowls and live poultry varied by class and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
Alabama
North Carolina Cobblers
Wisconsin
Idaho Russets
Cleveland
Tuba
Ohio
Michigan
Florida
New York
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Good Buying Is Boon to Grain Prices at Chicago
Chicago June 2 The grain market closed higher on the Chicago Board of Trade as buying supported wheat on the break. A statement by Government grain supervisor Dr. Duval eased traders fears of censure for carrying heavy supplies. Corn held a stubborn under tone with local buying, oats rose with other grains, and provisions steadied after early selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Dr. Duvall
Chicago Grain Table yields scattered data and rates
Grain table from Chicago shows mixed open high low and close for wheat corn oats and lard and ribs with July and Sept figures. Notable values include wheat around 1.10 for July and 1.09 for Sept corn around 7a%7 7% oats about 40% and lard near 12% with Sept around 11.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Lin
Chicago
RES
Barey
Grain Prices and Receipts Across Markets June 2
Indianapolis reports total receipts of 39 corn and bids for car lots at the Board of Trade with No 2 red wheat around 1.17 to 1.21. Chicago lists No 2 hard wheat at 1.12 and various corn, oats, and barley quotes, while St Louis and Toledo show cash prices for corn, oats, wheat, and hay with multiple bid ranges and monthly activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
O. B
New York
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Hay
Timothy
Clover
Lover
Chicago
ST. Louis
Toledo
Grain Briefs From Chicago and Western Canada
Australia still holds 11,200,000 bushels of wheat in surplus. Heavy rains in Canada improve winter wheat and seedings for spring wheat nearly complete. Northwestern spring wheat acreage to drop 10 to 15 percent with flax substituted. Hessian fly damages wheat in twelve Nebraska counties. Floods in southern Alberta threaten crops. July August flour inquiries signal buying revival. Local hay prices shown and No 2 red wheat at $1.15 from mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Australia
Broonthall
Alberta
Bach Review notes April US trade deficit at 41 million
The Bach Review reports April balance of trade unfavorable to the United States by 41 million dollars. Despite the deficit, gold shipments into the U S rise as Britain builds gold stock to cover about 80 million dollars in debts. The March class 1 railroad employment shows an increase of 246,321 over 1923. Boston notes April net profits for American Bosch Magneto between 55 and 60 thousand dollars, totaling about 155 thousand for the first four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Great Britain
Boston
Bosch Magneto Company
Hog Prices Rise Steadily on Strong Weekend Demand
Hog prices advanced 10 to 15 cents in active trading at the local exchange due to weekend demand and a holiday week shortage. Most hogs sold around 7.65 dollars with some at 7.60 and 7.50 on Friday, while sows and pigs slipped from 7 and 6 dollars respectively. Cattle and calf markets showed steady to mixed results with light receipts, while sheep and lambs remained active with few price changes.
New York Liberty Bonds Opens Trading
The New York Liberty Bonds show intraday figures with open high low close values, noting decimal thirty seconds pricing. Recorded entries include various bond listings with bid ask data and price stamps.
Molders Union Enjoined Over Terre Haute Plant Strike
Judge Albert B. Anderson in federal court issued a preliminary injunction restraining International Molders Union of North America members from interfering with Terre Haute Malleable and Manufacturing Company operations. Over 200 officers and members named. The plant has been on strike since May 5 with threats against replacement workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Molders’ Union of North America
Terre Haute Malleable and Manufacturing Company of
Terre Haute
Albert B. Anderson
Special Agent Taken After Claim of Standard Oil Heists
Rex Needham 31 of Terre Haute Ind was arrested today on vagrancy charges after telling J C Marshall manager of Standard Oil and officers Lord and Davidson that he knew all about robberies at Standard Oil filling stations in Indiana He claimed to be a special agent for Police Chief Herman F Rikhoff and would be tested mentally by Motor Police Okey and Dillane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Marshall
Standard Oil Company
Lord and Davidson Srs
Standard Oil
Indiana
Rex Needham
Terre Haute
Ind
Okey and Dillane
Needham
Marshall
Herman F. Rikhoff
Driver leaps from runaway Taggart truck saves life
A. C. Moffitt, 27, of 418 East Sixteenth Street, driver for Taggart Baking, leaped from a truck after a wheel spindle failed and caused swerving toward a telephone pole on Roosevelt Avenue. The vehicle overturned. Moffitt escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Moffitt
Sixteenth St
Taggart Baking Company
1300
Roosevelt Ave
Moffitt
Damages Sought in 1921 Detention Suit by Laborer
Edward Deres, laborer of 1104 Bates St, sues Charles and Herman Hohlt in Superior Court for 10000 dollars claiming he was detained and accused of stealing three bundles of shingles on June 20, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Deres
Bates St
Charles
Herman Hohlt
Deree
Hobbs
Live Stock Market Reports Across U S Regions
Hogs receipts around 9 000 at Chicago with Friday averages and top at 7 40 and 180 to 240 pound classes. cattle receipts 2 500 with mixed gains and losses across weight classes. sheep receipts 6 000 with direct shipments and mixed results. Kansas City cattle receipts 10 000 with beef steers steady to higher and hogs steady. regional cattle, hogs and lambs prices and tops listed for East Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland and Cincinnati with varied movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial Chicago
California
Kansas City
Texas
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Fairfax church fund drive from play Jayville Junction
Members of the Young People's Class at Fairfax Christian Church raised 75 dollars from proceeds of a Friday night play Jayville Junction. Alvin Stephenson of 4301 West Michigan Street played the lead and donated the programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Christian Church
Berwick Ave
W. North S&j
Jayville Junction
Alvin Stephenson
Michigan St
Theodore Kemps Promoted to Chief Clerk Post
Theodore Kemps, formerly deputy Circuit Court Clerk, is promoted today to chief clerk succeeding William O. McKinney. Judge James A. Collins of Criminal Court named McKinney deputy bailiff of Criminal Court Friday. Miss Hazel Fesler succeeds Kemps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kemps
Circuit Court
William O. McKinney
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
McKinney
Hazel Fesler
Kemps
Injury at Duesenberg Plant Injures Paul Washburn
Paul Washburn aged 35 of 28 Elder Avenue is recovering from an eye injury caused by a fragment of a machine at the Duesenberg automobile plant located at the corner of Washington Street and Harding Street. The incident occurred while he was working at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Washburn
Elder Ave
Duesenberg Automobile
Washington and Harding Sts
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Farness and Dump Wagon
Mpridian
National Typewriter
Market St
Clark Typewriter Shop
Maryland St
S-horse Power Wagoner Motor
Call Ivington
Stuart
Maetory
American Writing Machine CO
Dept
Angola
Ingola
Webster
Lota North
Moderna Heme
Webster Dae
MISC
Scellaneous
Etree
Morrill
Drexel
Extelcg
Zerk
Led Paint Co
Ketty St
E. M. Hardin CO
Mich Webster
Indiana Ave
Feathers Board
F. Burkle
Ottage
BATH
Stewart
RED Ball Way
America
RED Ball Transit CO
National Household Movers
Guaranty
Monument Place Main
Otto J. Suesz
Main
Night Webster
Circle
Kimecentral
Kentucky Avenue
Spencer Inst
Eisiomodiles
North-Overland Company
Central
Maxwell
Stone —Chevrolet CO
Wee MO
L. T. Allen Used Car Dept
Virginia Ave
New Car Dept
Igi
RED Arrow
Southeastern Ave
Harold Hancock
Mgr
BroadRipple Auto Co
DIME
Dodge Brothers
Rogers
Porta Ca la
Willard
Exide
Ee South Lips
Batry Shop
Meridian St. Master
Radio Supply Co
W. New York
Klein Bros
Eureka Auto Parts
N. Capitol
Kentucky Ave
Geither
Household Finance Service Company
Security Mortgage Loan CO
Indiana Trust
FE Wash St Corner
Thos. C. Day & Co
Fletcher Teust
KR. B. Wilson
National City Bank
Lincoln
L. B. Miller
Delaware St. Main
Indanspoite
LEGAL
Board of Serial Commissionsra
Indianapolle
Albert Hoffman
Harry D. Tutewiler
John Kitley
Marion County
Leo K. Fesler
Hershy
In B. Fisher
Walter F. Fisher
Louis Huggiert
Mary Melle
Clara E. Jordan
Ste
Mayne A. Elmore
Louise C Layman
Katherine Layman
Royal
Nellie Thompson
Barth Willianms
Lillian Dalby
Kus Grant
Syvilla Williams
Herbert
Eunice O Bannon
Lolo
Adam
Grace Watkins
E. North
Benjamin
Mildred Reeds
Ralph and
Ethel Hollenbeck
Washington
Wilbur and
Ivies Alien
Joe
Carrie Webster
Lee
Jesse Andrews
Winthroy
Sarah Sleet
W. Seventeenth
Sam
Mary Kaas
W. Court
Elias
Katherine Atkins
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Clarenes
Bessie Fredenburg
Irwin
Eva Jaffe
John and
Nellie Dowling
N. Randolph
Mary Robinson
Girts Carl
Marguerite Luckett
Kentucky Edward and
Hester Abrams
Linden Claud
Henrietta Henderson
St. Vincents Hospital
Reni
Anna Turner
Filmer
Margaret Funkhouser
Elain Huntman
Pitts
Beaaie Richmond
W. Cora
George W. Suydam
Oxford
H. FP. Fosdick
Hancock
B. & F. Manufacturing Co
Massachusetts
Union Trust Co
Home Stove Co
W. A. Eurug
E. Washington
Oneida
N. Mlinois
R. M. Fulton
Paria
Harry A. Graham
M. KR. Cox
N. Euclid
D. M. Sullivan
Buckle
T. T. Conner
Brouse
W .H. Cobb
American Investment Realty Co
J. S. Belcher
Grove
FR. A. Camstedt
N. Harding
BEARS
Wall Street Journal
Thomson & McKinnon
Acme
Curtis Aerocom
Curtis Aero
Goldfield Con
Wetecsts
International Petroleumaah
Standard Motors
Salt Creek
Light & Heat
Yukon Gild Mine Co
Jerome
Tee O
New Cornelian One
Standard Oil Indiana
Omar Oil
Cloverseed
Atchison High
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Pete
Pacific Ape A
Pan-A. P (B
Pacific Oil
C. L&p. Oat
Salis Pets
del. i. Lack. Alii
T Nor. Pid
Eran
C. Ot
Nor. Pacific
Bincliie J
Penheylvania
Exas
Bo Pacifi
Palul Pid
Wabash Pfd
Kennecott
Utah Copper
Kelly Spg
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Allied Chem
Equipmental Amer
Loco Amer
Ice
Loco
Ae Lima Eco
Bethlehem
Inter. Arg
Gl Mont & Ward
Crucible
Owen Bottle
U. Hears-Roe
Steel
Ind Alco
Motors
Am T and T
Consol Gaa
Am. Beach M
Chandler M
Punta Alegre
Am Tob
Houston
Chicago Grain Table
Grain
Canada
Nebraska
Northwest Millera
Swift & Co
Business News
Armour Pfd
Cent Motors
Mont Ward
Basaick
Reo Motors
Swift Intl
S Stew-Warner
Venum Cars & Bsty
J R Thomson
TMS
Ween
Molders Union
Man
J. L. White
S. Illinois St
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