Lilly Chief J K Lilly Celebrates Fifty Years With Company
J K Lilly president of Eli Lilly & Company marked fifty years with the firm today. About 1 446 employees presented a bronze tablet while Kiefer Stewart Company delivered a $45 000 order from 670 Midwestern druggists. Lilly recalled his first work day delivering to the Kiefer Stewart firm.
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J. K. Milly
Eli Lilly & Company
The
Lilly Company
J. K. Lilly
Kiefer-Stewart Company
G. Barrett Moxley
Middl
Remaeisha
United States
JW. Lilly
Eli Lilly & Co
Soaring Stocks Drive Increased Trading In List
Buying activity broadened in today's session as United States Steel and General Motors posted new highs. General Motors was set to post an six months' net income around 85 million versus 116 million for all of 1925, fueling urgent demand. Steel common advanced on bullish broker notes linked to Steel Corporation insiders. Market closed higher.
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United Preas
New York
United States Steel
General Motors
Steel Commonalso
Stock Exchange
Steel Corporation
Local Bank Clearings Report in Indianapolis
Indianapolis bank clearings for today totaled 3,749,000 dollars with debits listed at 6,049,000 dollars. The figures reflect the day’s activity across local financial institutions.
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Indianapolis
Senator Robinson Joins Watson in Farm Relief Push
Washington report notes Senator Robinson of Indiana joining Senator Watson in backing the Mid West plan within the McNary farm relief bill. He declares American agriculture is dying and urges a national agricultural policy to ensure parity with other industries. He counters Senator Fess of Ohio who criticizes the bill as bureaucratic.
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Times
Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
Senator Robinson
Indiana
Watson
Democratic Party
Robinson
Fess
Ohio
Commencement Address Highlights Service Theme at Cable Tabernacle
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the Methodist Episcopal Church delivered the keynote at Technical High School's graduation exercises held Thursday night at Cable Tabernacle. He urged that maximum service falls short of repaying civilization for benefits received. Superintendent BE A. Graff presented the speaker, as Principal Milo H. Stuart presided. The program included pupils, an invocation by Rev. William A. Shullenberger, and diplomas presented by Board President Theodore F. Vonnegut.
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Cable Tabernacle
Edwin Holt Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Bishop Hughes
BE. A. Graff
Mincipal Milo H. Stuart
William A. Shullenberger
Central Christian Church
Theodore F. Vonnegut
Obituary Fragment List of Patients and Conditions
A fragmented death and patient list notes names ages and hospital locations with listed ailments including chronic nephritis interstitial nephritis cardiopathy dilatation of heart arteriosclerosis and tuberculosis. Entries mention William Weddle Ida M Smith Elizabeth Beaver John Murphy Mary E Harcourt Ken Tingle James Christian and others with ages from 2 to 76 and hospitals in Long Avenue Linwood English Deluare Delware Summit and St. Vincent.
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William Weddle
Long Hospital
Ida M. Smith
Linwood
Elizabeth Beaver
W. Twenure
W. Ayres
Union
Mitral Ney
Mary E Mecill
Colton
John Murphy
Ity
Henry Spray
Cornell
Chronic
Mac A Ammons
City Hospital
Bi James
Christian
Agia Dlatato
Summit
Tou Greene
Lightweights Top $15 At Indianapolis Live Stock Exchange
Heavy hogs and cattle trade at Indianapolis market show lightweights reaching $15, bulk hogs $14.40 to $14.85, feeders steady, receipts about 7,000 porkers and 1,270 hogs carried over. Cattle steady with steers $8 to $10.26, heifers $8 to $10, cows $6 to $8, calves around $12. Sheep and lambs hold steady with lambs $13 to $17.50 and sheep $6 and down.
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Indianapolis
Yale
Chicago
Jogne Pulis
Idahos
Ieis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Steddy
Buffalo
Sawattle
Hee
Jamie
Rime Heevy
BBC
Grains Rally Across Chicago Board of Trade
Grains closed higher in all positions on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat leading a rally from Thursday's dip. Wheat advanced sharply in July and December while September rose significantly. Corn and oats gained after a dull day with provisions closing lower as rains boosted demand despite oversold conditions.
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United Prom
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Thussday
Kansas
Oklahoma
Chicago market data shows varied primary receipts and shipments
Primary receipts for wheat 685000 head, corn 1261000, oats 620000 with shipments of wheat 440000 and corn 542000. Prices and grain classifications listed with No 4 and No 2 figures, reflecting Chicago exchange activity on June 11 1919.
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Chicago
Fresh Markets Report From Indianapolis and Chicago
Market notes show wholesale butter at 44 to 45 cents per pound in Indianapolis with packing stock at 21 cents. Poultry prices include heavy fowls 30 cents and leghorns around 25 cents, while Chicago reports creamery butter 40 to 41 cents and eggs around 27 to 29 cents for various grades.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Louisiana
Southlina
Chicago
Americas
Wisconsin
Ieee
Idaho Russets
Washington Mussets
Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas
New York
Middle West
Young Amer
Pacific Coast
Wholesale fruit and produce price list from California and beyond
A jumbled OCR list shows per unit and per box prices for fruits and vegetables from various states. Items include cantaloupes, cherries, strawberries, pineapples, citrus, greens, and staples like lettuce, cabbage, onions, and broccoli with prices in dollars and cents and references to origin states such as California Florida Indiana Louisiana Texas Alabama Mississippi and Cuba. The fragment resembles a market or supplier catalog with inconsistent formatting and some garbled entries.
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Bo Gars
California
Florida
Indiana
Louisiana
Hmp
Bee Mead G
Southern
Alabama
Mississippi
Cantaloupes—Ltd
Farrote
H. G
Migsie
Texas
Caulisto
Rene H. G. Leaf
Fanecy
Etta
Cattle and Hog Prices Across Multiple Markets
Chicago and other cities report mixed cattle and hog activity with large receipts. Prices vary by grade and region, with steers and yearlings fluctuating while hogs trend steady to slightly higher in some markets.
Wheat Prices in Local Mills for No 2 Red Spring Wheat
Local wagon wheat and Indianapalig mills offer $1 a bushel for No 2 red winter wheat with other grades priced by merit. Elevators and grain merchants follow market by quality and grade distinctions.
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Indianapalig Mills
Reconstruction Work Listings for Multiple Addresses
A fragmented list items garage and reroof work at numerous addresses across the city. Names include Walter Schulmeger Edgar Alrey Fred Schatz A. Dell George McNeeley Elbricht Scahnyg and others. Prices noted range from 40 to 365 dollars.
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Walter Schulmeger
N. Drexel
Edgar Alrey
Kelly
Fred Schatz
Roosevelt
A. Dell
George McNeeley
Dexter
Gain
N. Tibbs
Eee Elbricht
N. Banref
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Local Residents
Clarence C Moore, 54, 3620 N Trinota electrician. Eliza E Ball, 54. Randolph clerk. Edward West, 24, 1421 E New York motor company. Beulah M Hurst, 20, 135 McLean factory. A Daly, 7, MS N inots mechanic. Irene M Gruber, 19, 1433 N Podnassys vania bookkeeper. Georgie H. 21, 425 Limestone hornkeepers. J. Boshkof, 19 vod N Warman. Eric A Click, 28 Warren Ind copier. Bethy t dicKenzie, 27 RK. R. L. Box 1920 Djialmi EB Belveder, 22 435 FB New York student. Dorothy Hodge, 21, 110 Vermont clerk. Jarl J Martin, 22, 1905 Ora Reme ghante: Agnes L Owen, 22, 1640 Woodwn. James W White, 23, 3 N Randalp alph clerk. Charlotte Roberta, 21, 43dolph clerk. Karien M Thompson, 22, 4945 Univer sity clerk Elsie L Patterson, 24, 4919 University typist. Matthew M Raumer, 25 RR PL Rox 287 DPD manufacturer. Catherine T Gau chat, 25, 2425 E Tent. Dwight P Surber, 27 Star Clyde teacher. Dorotha EB Stronw, 22, Alabama teacher.
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Clarence C_ Moore
Trinota
Eliza E. Ball
Randolph
Edward West
New York, Motor Company
Beulah M. Hurst
McLean
A. Daly
N. Iinots
Irene M. Gruber
N. Podnassys Vania
Georgie H
Limestone
Tka J. Boshkof
N. Warman
Eric A. Click
Warren
Ind. Copier
Bethy T dicKenzie
R. L. Box
Djialmi
P. Belveder
New York
Dorothy Hodge
Vermont
Jarl J. Martin
Ora Remeghante
Agnes L. Owen
Wood
James W. White
Randalp Alph
Charlotte Roberta
Dolph
Cler Karien M. Thompson
University
Elsie L. Patterson
Matthew M. Raumer
Catherine T. Gauchat
Dwight P. Surber
Clyde
Dorotha EB. Stronw
Alabama
Family listings and notes on Methodist Hospital residents
A dense list of names and addresses including Ammons Garwerth Fowlkes Perkins Young and many others linked to the Methodist Hospital and nearby locations. The passage moves to a political note about former French premier Clemenceau arranging burial secrecy to delay France learning of his death for a fortnight.
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Girks
Margaret Ammons
Ta Len
Verna Stringer
N. Lynn
John
Fannie Garwerth
Ben "An
Eva Fowlkes
Maple
Ladys Perkins
Wood Talitford
Betty Young
New Ramon
Madeline Crus
May Cochran
Hos- Steer
Lillian Haught
Methodist Hospital
Gervasa
Fairy Clements
Broadway
Pee
Gwendyla Hadley
Nn Curtis
Juanita Chotzen
Mor- Ee Glin
Alma Risk
E. Eighteenth
M. Clemenceau
Francé
France
June 21 Set as Lee Trial Date in Marion County Case
Lee, the alleged killer of Peek, faces a trial date set for June 21 under guard in Marion County jail. He has a long escape history from Franklin and Seattle custody, with transfers involving Franklin, Knoxville and Buffalo. Authorities report he carries watch springs and handcuff keys, and his age is believed near 30.
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Carl Losey
Franklin
John I. Niblack
William Ef. Remy
Holmes
Indianapolis
Marion County
Miller
Lee
Peek
Johnson Co
Indiana Boys School
Seattle
Wash
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee State Prison
Buffalo
N.Y
Tennessee
Grand Jury Finds Home Conditions Deplorable
County grand jury visited juvenile detention facilities at 1 North Capitol Avenue and called the conditions deplorable though not overcrowded. County officials plan a new combined Detention Home and Juvenile Court downtown near the police station and courthouse, with formal council action expected after a special meeting.
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N. Capitol Ave
Pcutor
William H. Sheaffer
Shaeffer
Cassiius Ty Hogle
Grand Jury
James A. Collins
Hoyle
Towle
Hogle
Hoogle
Governor postpones municipal judge selection to Saturday
Governor Jackson delays choosing a judge for Municipal Court No 1 due to two speaking engagements and a conference. The picked person would replace the late Judge Edward W w sfelt who died last week. The governor spoke at the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home in Knightstown and planned to address Indiana Girls School graduation in Clermont after noon. A Pendleton conference at the State Reformatory was also on the schedule.
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Jackson
Edward WwWsfelt
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Orphans
Knightstown
Clermont
State Reformatory
Pendleton
Swimming Instructor Appointed at Athletic Club
Richard Papenguth, a Michigan University graduate and former college swimmer, is named swimming instructor for Indianapolis Athletic Club. He succeeds William Bechstein who resigned. Papenguth holds a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and is a member of Michigan WM Club and Kappa.
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Richard, Papenguth
Richard Papenguth
Michigan University
Indianapolis Athletic Club
William Bechstein
Papenguth
Michigan WM
E Kappa
Physical Educa- Kappa
Pau
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Grains Rally
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Hook Equitable Securities
Indianapolis Gas
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Ead’ ‘Co
Savin Oatins Co
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Ind Power
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St Ry
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Ryant Light
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Indpls & Lt
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Indole Union Ry
Indos
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Tee
Aetna Trust and Sar Oa
City, Trust Company
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Tristan
Trust Union Trust Company
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Sarah Stroud
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Nake
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Mary Holmayer
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Harmon
Ruby Janert
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Model
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Rubber CO
College Ave
Virginia Ave
Athletic Club
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