Notice of Appointment for Marion County Estates
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have duly qualified as administrators or executrices of multiple Indiana estates. Names include Charles B. Howland J A Myers Albert Hoffman Dorothy Davis Walter L Carey Hicks Phillips and Joseph E Phillips. All estates are stated as solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Evans
East
New York St
Mary W. Howland
Marion County
Indiana
Charles B. Howland
J. A. Myers
Thomas Wallace
Main County
Joseph T. Davis
Dorothy Davis
Walter L. Carey
Abel J. Hicks
Julia A. Phillips
Joseph E. Phillips
Ad Man Flanner Hurries Home For Bible Land Milk Drive
Frank B. Flanner president of the Indianapolis Advertising Club wires O T Roberts that he will rush back from Atlantic City to support the condensed milk appeal for Bible land babies. The message praises brotherhood and urges every citizen to donate at least one can next week as the club backs the drive. Also cited is the American Settlement success with two plays showing Americanization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Flanner
Advertising Club of
Indianapolis
Wired O. T. Roberts
Bible Land Babies
Atlantic City
Lfe
Associated Advertising Clubs
Brotherhood of Man
Bear raid nets heavy losses in industrial group
The Wall Street Journal reports that after a muted stance on Germany’s reparations note stocks opened mixed with the domestic outlook favoring activity. Industrial leaders led a heavy selling wave around 11 o'clock with California Pete and American Express slipping, while rails and steel movements offered a partial recovery later as investors weighed merger prospects and sector performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Pete
American Express
Rail
Steel and Tube
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
New York Money Market Rates Snapshot
United Financial in New York reports commercial paper ruling rate at 5 percent with some deals seen at 5 percent. Time money offers at 5 percent, bid at 4 percent, and renewals around 3 percent. Some transactions noted as low as 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
Foreign Exchange News Rates Close Lower in New York
Foreign exchange markets in New York on June 8 show a drop in key rates. Sterling demand at 4.01 and 0.4 percent, francs around 0.42 percent, lire demand at 4.illge, marks near 3 to the dollar, and various other currency bids listed including pesetas and guilders reflecting a weaker trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial
New York
Foreign Exchange
Norway
Ima
Denmark
Demani
Quiet Curb Trading After Winkelmann Suspension
New York trading on the curb market was quiet after the Winkelmann & Co suspension. Odd lots dominated, with many 100 share trades. Oil stocks led moves, Gilliland Oil rose while Prairie Oil and Gas fell about six points. Canadian Oil rose modestly. Cuba Company traded up earlier at 26 1 2, then 35 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
L. L. Winkelmann & Co
Gilliland
Chicago
Indianapolis to New York Markets Reported Fresh Eggs Butter
Markets in Indianapolis Chicago Cleveland and New York show varied prices for eggs butter poultry and potatoes. Egg quotes 18c to 38c by region with creamery butter 39c and 38% to 39% latest. poultry prices for fowls ducks and turkeys listed by weight and town. Potato receipts and regional barrel prices noted alongside cheese and butter fat payments in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
South Carolina
Alabama
Cleveland
Ohio
Florida
Dressed Beef Prices at Swift & Co Wholesale
Wholesale dressed beef prices from Swift & Co show ribs loins rounds and chuck cuts with No 2 and No 3 classifications. Ribs No 2 at 18 cents and No 3 at license price pleasingly varied while loins No 2 at 26 cents No 3 at 23 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Ownership Claim Over Ford Speedway Car in Court
The Barber-Warnock Company sues to affirm ownership of the Ford special that finished fifth in this year's 500 mile Speedway race. The suit says rumors of ownership by others are false and seeks court confirmation of their full title to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber-Warnock Company
Grain Prices End Mixed At Chicago Board Of Trade
Grain prices were irregular with dips and rallies in the wheat market as trade stayed light awaiting the Government crop report. Corn closed strong on lighter receipts and Iowa reports, while oats weakened and provisions slipped on weaker hogs and reduced demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Iowa
Chicago
Grain prices and futures up to June in Chicago report
The Chicago market notes futures for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley with prices and percentages shown for July September and December contracts. Trade details include receipts for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley and a summary of commodity bids in Chicago futures trading.
Cash Grain Prices and Receipts at Indianapolis Board of Trade
Report from Indianapolis shows total receipts for the day at 45 cars with grain prices fob New York bids. Wheat No 2 red $1.11 to $1.12. corn No 2 white 79 to 81 cents. oats steady at 41 to 42 cents. hay firm with Timothy and clover values listed. Local mills paying $1.15 for No 2 red. raw sugar futures in New York open lower with July 6.22 to 6.25 cents and Cuban raws offered with little buying interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Auto Parts & Tire Co
N_ Capitol Ave
I. Wolf Auto CO
N. Ilinois
City Auto
Barts and’ 7
SAM Coraz
N. Capitol
New York St
Auto Sarria ES
P.A
Phillipa
Pete
Mi. Central
S. Oil
SR le
Ee Valley
St Oil of NJ
Sinclair
Navy Fen Is
Xas Co
Os Nor Pac
Pennsylva
Pacifi
Texas G
Jaly St. Paul
St. L
Inion Pac Coppers
Wabash Pfd
Kennecott
Amer Wool
Coca-Co
Steels
Int Harvester
Bethlehem
Mont
Crucible
Ly Ward
Gulf States
Sears-Roe
Woolworth
Motors
Consol
Gaa
People's Gas
Atlantic Gulf
Studebaker
Stewart W
Otis— Cc. Cc
C.-Am
O Cal Cosden Petrol
Houston
Gen & Mariand
RT P.-Am
HH Brs
Indianapolis
New York
Indianapolis Board of Trade
United Financial New York
Cotton Market Opens Lower in New York Futures
In New York the cotton market opened lower with July at 27.65 cents, down 13 points. October 24.46 cents, down 24. December 23.88, down 23. January 23.40, down 46 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial New York
Fort y Ninth Street Improvement Approved for Butler Grounds
Fort y Ninth Street will be widened and beautified as the main boulevard entrance to the Butler University site. The park board approved a 200 foot ground strip acquisition between Sunset Ave. and Boulevard Place and awarded a $37,395 contract to Unversaw & Son for a clubhouse addition at South Grove golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-Ninth St
Butler University
Park Board
Forty- Ninth St
Sunset Ave
Boulevard Place
South Grove
A. H. ,Unversaw & Son
Newcomb Elected President of Eye Ear Nose Throat Association
Dr. J. R. Newcomb won the presidency at a Thursday night meeting held at the Highland Golf Club. Dr. Sherman Davis of Indiana University gave a talk titled Indiana and Negro Music, addressing the assembled specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Newcomb
Association of
Eye
Highland Golf Club
Sherman Davis
Indiana University
Indiana
Confessed Thief Is Disfranchised
Elmer Shelton pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to robbery and was fined 1000 dollars plus costs, sentenced to ten to twenty one years in the State prison, and disfranchised for ten years. He robbed Grocers Lak ing Company at 957 West New York Street on February 12, with loot totaling 463.85 in cash and 952.42 in checks. Shelton admitted involvement in several west side robberies with Harry Van Arsdale and Julius Varnahan, including the Chandler Taylor safe blow, a 500 dollar Evans Milling theft, and crimes at Polar Ice and West Side Coal and Ice. Van Arsdale and Varnahan were in New Albany for a hold-up. Van Arsdale awaits trial and Varnahan is in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Shelton
Minkner St
Grocers
New York St
Shelton
Harry van Arsdale
Julius Varnahan
West Side
Chardler- Taylor Company
Evans Milling Company
Polar Ice Company
West Side Coal and Ice Company
van Arsdale
Vornahan
New Albany
State probes record of auto school head
George A. Thomas, president and organizer of the Indianapolis Automobile School, faces a $150 embezzlement case. His trial was halted as authorities probe his prior records and other similar schools nationwide. The school incorporated on March 12 and Thomas was jailed March 15 before funds existed, raising questions about the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Thomas
Indianapolis
Thomas
Crand
United States
Winston Block Sold to Roy Shaneberger at $325000
Roy C. Shaneberger owner of the Brevort Hotel bought the Winston block at 213 228 N Illinois St from Investors Realty Co for 325000 about 3 000 a front foot. The lot fronts Illinois 107 feet deep 97 feet. Shaneberger says he bought it as an investment. John Gilbert storekeeper 65 Norton sburg died after being struck by a Big Four passenger train at a crossing in Columbus Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Cent Life
Am Creosoring Co
Kumely
Beit
Beit RR
Century Bide
Ti Sy Ag
Cit Gas Co
Cit Gas
Vnal Hotel
Bi Ind Pipe Line
Indpia
Northwestern
Telcom
Indpl
Mer
Util
Clea
Ina Co
Rauh Pertilizer
Pti
Ind
Union Tr
Vandalia Coal Co
Som
Broad Aved
Ets
Ss. AG
Ind Hotel
Ind North
Ind Ry
Ind Union
Indpla Ab Co
Indpls
Col & Cots
Lt & Ht
Indpls & Mart
Indpls & S
Shelby & S E
Union
Kokomo Mar & W
Illinois St
Brevort Hotel
Roy C. Shaneberger
Investors Realty Company
Shaneberger
Times
Columbus
John Gilbert
Nortonsburg
Hogs Price Drops to 7 Dollars Amid Heavy Slaughter
Local livestock exchange sees hogs sell at a flat seven dollars for all classes marking the first sub seven inflation in over two years. Heavy receipts of 17 000 plus large runs at western centers push prices down with hogs and pigs down from prior quotes while cattle calves and sheep show varied but steady to slow demand across regions including Chicago East Buffalo and Cincinnati markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ateady
East Buffalo
East ST. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Sheen and Lambs
Soo
Patrolman Struck By Taxi On Massachusetts and Noble
Patrolman John Hostettler suffered bruises after a taxi struck him at Massachusetts Ave and Noble St Thursday night while he adjusted a safety zone signal. Driver B H Lasley of 832 E Maryland St was arrested on assault and battery and speeding charges. Lasley said he was traveling about 25 mph. Hostettler refused medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hostettler
Massachusetts Ave
Noble St
H. Lasley
Maryland St
Lasley
Hostettler
Prowler Leaves Shoes After Attempted Window Entry
Oscar Miller at 1730 N Capital Ave reports a colored male about 15 tried to open his window Thursday night. Miller chased the youth but did not catch him and later found a pair of shoes beneath the window, which he turned over to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Miller
N. Capital Ave
Miller
AT&T declares 135th dividend of 2.25 per share
The regular quarterly dividend of two dollars and twenty five cents per share will be paid on Monday July 16 1923 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Wednesday June 20 1923 H Blair Smith Treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Blair-Smith
Marriage Licenses Listing Read With Names and Addresses
A list of marriage licenses shows individuals with ages and addresses including J. H. Schumer 30 Los Angeles and Helen Vance 29 at 3335 Kenwood, Gabriel Segal 26 and Anna Bartick 23 at 2406 N. Alabama, and others such as Hugl Overall 31 and Lil lian Wilson 31, Errol Fox 31 Akron Ohio and Ethel McCullough 29, W. S. Conner 58 and Minnie Smith 50, Fritz Schaefer 35 and Mary Johnson 28, P. E. Wulf 26 Beech Grove and Mae Heasley 20, D Toshich and Gladys Gray 16 at 16358 W Riverside, Marion Miller 28 New Orleans, Margaret Lynagh 29 at Hotel Severin, F. M. Gunn 25 and Dorothy Roberts 23 at 264 N. Talbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Schumer
Los Angeles
Helen Vance
Kenwood
Gabriel Segal
S. Illinois
Anna Bartick
Alabama
Hugl Overall
Muskingum
Lillian Wilson
W. Vermont
Errol Fox
Akron
Ohio
Ethel McCullough
Winthrop
W. S. Conner
Madison
Minnie Smith
Fritz Schaefer
Mary Johnson
E. Thirteenth
P. E. Wulf
Beech Grove
Mae Heasley
Maryland
D. Toshich
Gladys Gray
W. Riverside
Marion Miller
New Orleans
Margaret Lynagh
Hotel Severin
F. M. Gunn
Buckle
Dorothy Roberts
N. Talbott
Local Property Improvements Listed In City Ledger
A lengthy list records dwellings garages reroofs additions and remodels with owners such as H Jonas J W Young Barbara Schubert and George Lamb. Notable amounts include Everett M. sass $5000 a $10000 project for Everett M. Caoteld and multiple garages and roofs priced from $200 to $350 and above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jonas
N. Boxart
J. W. Young
Central
Co. F. Duke
Pennsylvania
Sake Dugan
Ketcham
J. W. Wengat
E. Pratt
Barbara Schubert
Talbott
Will B. Dickson
Park
Sone" R. Roth
New York
John T. Barnett
N. Hamilton
the Overall Laundry Co
E. Twelfth
Field Branham
S. Splaware
American Russel
W. McCarty
George Lamb
Fletcher
William Anderson
W. Walcott
S. G. Howard
Vermont
American Estate Company
Delaware
New Jersey
American Ee Company
D. Smith
Lexington
G. Watson
E. Tenth
Everett M. Sass
Tecumseh
Everett Ee Sonora
Er Everetts M. Caoteld
Open Air Opera Debut At Technical High School Theater
The Choral Society of Technical High School staged Mar tha in the new outdoor theater. Suzanne Kolhoff as Nancy and James Hatton as Lionel received praise, with Marthe Lukens as Lady Harriet and Malcolm Kelly as Sir Tristan Mickelford. Miss Elizabeth Kaltz directed. the school orchestra provided music for about 150 in the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Choral Society of Technical High School
Suzanne Kolhoff
Nancy
James Hatton
Lionel
Marthe Lukens
Lady Harriet
Malcolm Kelly
Tristan Mickelford
Herbert Sedam
Plunkett
Henry Devaney
Adrian Pierce
George Newton
Bruce Savage
George Cottrell
Harriet
Plunket
Elizabeth Kaltz
Grain elevator in Attica struck by lightning burns
Lightning set fire to the Robroy grain elevator south of Attica causing an estimated 316,000 in damages. Edward Foster, owner, said the fire destroyed the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Attica
Ind
Robroy
Here
Edward Foster
Girl Slayer Search Expands to Surrounding States
Chicago dispatch reports a woman suspected of killing Richard C. Tesmer may be at large in nearby states. Mrs Tesmer failed to identify several arrestees as the slayer. Police raid drug dens on the south side seeking the Mona Lisa smile and blue eyes described by witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Mona Liza
Richard C. Tesmer
Tesmer
South Side
Everybody Steps at Benefit Ball Opens Night of Music
The police and firemen host a benefit ball at Casino Gardens with Hungarian accordion solos by Sergt John Stroh and two orchestras by William Lynch. A $10 gold prize for the best waltz, refreshments, and plans for a forty piece band funded by Otto Ray Gar Davis and William T Bailey. Proceeds buy instruments and uniforms for the new band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
John Stroh
William Lynch
Casino Gardens
William T. Bailey
Otto Ray
Gar Davis
Franklin College names officers at commencement meeting
Grafton Johnson Greenwood was re-elected president of the Franklin College board of directors. Elmer E. Stevenson of Indianapolis was chosen vice president and Willis A. Burton was secretary treasurer. Six directors were re-elected with two new members James F. Shirk of Delphi and C. Y. Andrews of Peru joining the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Ind
Grafton Johnson Greenwood
Franklin College Board of Directors
Elmer E. Stevenson
Indianapolis
Willis A. Burton
James F. Shirk
Delphi
C. Y. Andrews
Peru
A. A. Alexander
Elba Branigin
Will A. Burton
A. J
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Buick
L. A. Richardson
Virginia
Drexel
Kentucky Ave
Willard
Exide
Prest-O-Lite
S. Meridian St
Noble ST. T'S
Taranapolis
Harley-Davison
Naomist
Commonwealth Loan Co
Cor. Penn
Wash
Sts
Capitol Loan Co
Washington St
Lincoln
R. B. Wilanee National City Bank
Boas
L. B. Mill. Ser
Delaware St. Main
Treasury
Office of Auditor and Treasurer of State
Palance
Nona
Highway Commission
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
World War Memorial
Auto Theft Fund
Ieee
Robert Bracken
Board of School Commissioners
City of
Ite
North
Meridian Street
Shortridge High School
Richard D. Johnson
Ralph D. Meccarty
Indianapols
Albert Hoffman
Avis Hicks
L. T. Allen
Virginia Ave
Southport
FORDS
Neice
The
Red Arrow
Harold Hancock
Southeastern Ave
Stewart
L. A
Chevrolet
Haynes
FORD
Our Used Car Department
Bilkeny
Meridian St
Icks
Liberty
Mitchel
North Overland Company
Central, Ken
Capitol
Penn
Gorl
Stone Chevrolet Ot CO
Hudson
Republic
Belmont
Altomobilins Wankis
Rogers
Wass
S. Senate Ave
Ewald Spring Service Co
Capital Radio Suply Co
Falls Te
Acres
Ares
Klein Bros Eureka Auto Parts
Cireie Arcie
Cal Uto Washing
Llinots
Sts. S
AD Man
Club
Near East
Aliens
W. Pearl St
Abraham Lincoln
Wall Street Journal
France
Berlin
New. York
Mesa
Middle West
Rio No
Santos
Pacific Coast
Snare
McKinnon
Chicago Grain Table
Harley
Butler
Winston Block
Train
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Tech
Motion Pictures
Azus
Eas
Apollo
Hal_ Reid
Virgil Moore
Apollo Orchestra
Douglas Maclean
Aida
Verdi Modest Altschuler
Ruth Page
Adolph Bolm
Pavlova Polka
C. M. Kapp
Circlette OF News
Josie Heather
Palos & Palet
Pony
Kate
Wiley
Yo Peck
Harris
Kyriton Sisters
Mark 7
Philbrick
Bevan Andrieff
Police and Firemen
Murat
Stuart Walker CO
Oscar Wilde
Tes Sreszy Sncortanmene
Warr
Jazz Symphonists
FOX & Allyn
Wilson Aubrey Trio
Vauntine Fox
Wade Booth
Clara Kimball Young
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