Tablet Dedicated to Captain Wallace Foster
A tablet honoring Captain Wallace Foster was unveiled at Foster School No. 32 at Illinois and Twenty-First Street by students. Mrs. Hazel Knowlton presented the memorial and E. A. Graff and Miss Mary Edith Foster, a granddaughter, accepted and unveiled the tablet.
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Capt
Wallace Foster
No. 32
Illinois
Twenty-First St
Hazel Knowlton
E. A. Graff
Mary Edith Foster
Captain Foster
Buoyancy Lifts General Stocks After Rate Cut Move
Buoyancy marked early trading as the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reduced the rediscount rate to 3 percent. Sharp gains followed in many issues led by U S Steel Beebaker Westinghouse American Can Southern Bee General Electric CastTron Pipe New York Central New Haven Baldwin Atlantic Coast Line Mack Trucks Southern Pacific Norfolk and Western Tobacco Products Consolidated Gas and Stewart Warner with prices rising from 1 to 5 percent across multiple names.
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United Press New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
U. S. Steel
Beebaker
Westinghouse
American Can
Southern Bee
Indianapolis Bank Clearings Report
Thursday bank clearings in Indianapolis totaled 35.362 million versus 4.164 million a year ago. Bank debits reached 5.344 million, down from 5.812 million last year.
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Indianapolis
Wheat Edges Lower as Trading Opens on Grains
Grains move within narrow limits on the Board of Trade with wheat down after heavy profit sales. Weather and crop conditions softened the initial rally while Liverpool started higher and corn's slump softened by uncertain Iowa crop signals. Oats fell on weaker demand as provisions opened steady with cables offsetting lower hogs.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Iowa
Chicago Grain Table Wheat and Corn Prices and Deliveries
Chicago June 12 grain table shows wheat and corn price moves with July September and December positions. Carrot receipts noted, deliveries list wheat 20,000 bushels oats 15,000 rye 5,000 and total receipts for wheat 24 bushels, corn 113 bushels, oats 78 bushels.
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Chicago
Eagles Meet Elect Officers and Delegates in Indiana
At the nineteenth annual Fraternal Order of Eagles session in Indiana the group elected state officers and grand delegates and chose next year’s convention city. Ernest E. Cloe of Noblesville presided as discussions on lapsations and pension plans continued. In Peru a basket maker’s wife found him shot dead, suspected suicide due to ill health.
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Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Indiana
Eagles’ Temple
Ernest E. Cloe
Noblesville
Otto I. Morehouse
South Bend Aerie
Harry Kuhlman
Connersville Aerie
Frank E. Hering
Eagle Magazine
Old Age Pension Committee
Times Special
Peru
Ind
Frank Garretson
Indiana County School Superintendents Elect Officers
Justin H. Merriman of Bluffton was elected president of the Indiana County School Superintendents Association at the Statehouse. Other officers named include W. W. Carter of Vincennes as vice president Harry B Henderson of Brownstown as secretary and John H Jolies of Rockville as treasurer re elected.
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Justin H
Merriman
Bluffton
Indiana County School Superintendents’ Association
Statehouse
W. W. Carter
Vincennes
Harry B. Henderson
Brownstown
John H. Jolies
Rockville
Fishermen Banquet Draws 200 At Hamilton County Lodge
Two hundred guests attended the Hamilton County Fish and Game Association annual banquet Wednesday night at Horse Shoe lodge on the White River southwest of Noblesville.
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Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County Fish and Game Association
Horse Shoe Lodge
White River
Auto Kills Man In Selma Simulated Collision
SELMA Ind June 12 Raymond R Bales 24 of Parker was killed when struck by an automobile driven by James Leidner of Hartford City in Selma Indiana.
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Selma
Ind
Raymond R. Bales
Parker
James Leidner
Hartford City
Indianapolis Gospel Chorus to Speak at Tomlinson Hall
The Indianapolis Gospel Chorus will hold Sunday religious meetings in Tomlinson Hall. Dr. W. E. Biederwolf of Winona Lake will address the first gathering Sunday at 2 30 p m.
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Indianapolis
Gospel! Chorus
Tomlinson Hall
W. E. Biederwolf
Winona Lake
Markets Report From Indianapolis and Other Cities
Fresh eggs and poultry prices listed for Indianapolis Chicago and York with varied weights and cuts. Butter, cheese, flour, potatoes and sugars noted with receipts, prices, and quality grades across multiple markets.
Hay Market Prices at Indianapolis
Wagon load prices for hay and grain in Indianapolis list Timothy at 18 22 per ton, mixed hay 20 22 per ton, baled hay 21 per ton, corn 80 83 per bushel, oats 60 52 per bushel, and straw part of wheat at 9 10 per ton.
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Indianapolis
Birth Announcements From City Hospitals and Homes
Birth notices list numerous newly arrived girls and boys with family names and addresses tied to hospitals and homes across the city. The items name parents Harold McLellen to Alice, Marion Craig, Willis Overly, McKinley Bastin, and many others, alongside locations such as Methodist Hospital and city hospital, with addresses like 842 N Tem pure and 1515 Montana.
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Marion
Vera Craig
Montana
Willis
Mary Overly
Bellefontaine
McKinley and
Virdie Bastin
Woodawn Owen
Doris Myers
Methodist Hospital
Vernon and
Mabel Abrams
City Hospital
Dudley
Fay Silcox
Ralph and
Myhea Schafer
Butler
Edward
Effie Garland
Holmes
Heard Francis Wray
Methodist
Sylvester and
Mary Johnson
William and
Bertha Miller
Court
Harry and
Helen Kennedy
Deaths Listed for Several Local Residents
John E Owens 33 at city hospital chronic blas tomycosis. Helen Wheeler 29 of 1420 E Ohio chronic parenchymatous nephritis. Catherine Perkins 67 at Central Indiana Hospital chronic myocarditis. Susie Harris 53 of 1708 Blaine acute Brights disease. Emma Morgan Widdifield 66 at 4603 Park cardiac dilitation. Phyliss Hamrick 6 hours at Deaconess Hospital premature birth. Jeanette F Roach 65 of 38 8 Tuxedo chronic myocarditis.
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John E. Owens
City Hospital
Helen Wheeler
Ohio
Catherine Perkins
Central Indiana Hospital
Susie Harris
Blaine
Emma Morgan Widdifield
Park
Phyliss Hamrick
Deaconess
Jeanette F. Roach
Indianapolis industrial exposition publicity plan outlined
The publicity committee approved a feature plan for the second Indianapolis industrial exposition at the State fairground October 4 to 11. The drive targets purchasing agents nationwide with ads and publicity and emphasizes educational aspects across Indiana through the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.
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State Fairground
United States
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hog Prices Drop at Local Livestock Exchange
Hogs show a continued down trend with 5 to 10 cent cuts as receipts reach 9,000. Heavyweights fetch 7.20 to 7.25, bulk at 7.05, and pigs down to 5. Lows for packing variety quoted 6.50 to 6.65, roughs 6.40 to 6.50, light weights 7.05 and 6.50 to 7.05 for light classes. Cattle trade opens steady after a trim with steers 9 to 10, cows 6, heifers 9.25. Sheep and lambs soften with choice lambs at 15.50. Receipts mix across segments with limited buying interest.
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Livestock Exchange
Rss
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and East St Louis
Chicago market reports show slow and uneven demand with cattle receipts around 14 000 and hogs 35 000. Price ranges reflect declines in several classes while vealers and sheep show mixed strength and weakness across weight categories. East St Louis totals include 2 000 cattle and 13 000 hogs with lower cattle and steady sheep and hog values through June 12.
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Chicago
East ST. Louis
Lettuce Floods City Market with Low Prices Across Stalls
City market dealers offered abundant leaf and head lettuce at 19 to 15 cents a pound with few price changes. Gooseberries stood at 25 cents a quart at one stand. strawberries were inferior to early week quality. Tomatoes held at 29 cents a pound for Southern grown and 40 cents for home grown. Other listed items include asparagus three small bunches for 25 cents, green beans 15 cents a pound, wax beans 10 to 15 cents, cauliflower 25 to 50 cents a head, new cabbage 6 cents a pound, cucumbers 10 to 20 cents each, kale 10 cents a pound, leaf lettuce 10 to 15 cents, head lettuce 15 to 25 cents, peppers 5 to 10 cents each, mustard greens 10 to 15 cents, mushrooms 1 dollar a pound, parsley 10 cents a bunch, green peas 15 to 30 cents, radishes 8 to 10 cents a bunch, turnips 10 cents a pound, apples 10 to 12 cents a pound, cooking apples 5 to 8 cents, cantaloupes 10 to 20 cents each, California cherries 60 cents a pound, Cuban pineapples 20 to 30 cents each.
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Indiana
California
Gasoline and kerosene price listings from area tanks
Gasoline prices listed as Energee 22¢, Purol 18.2¢, Red Crown 18.2¢, Diamond Gas 15.2¢, Crystal Pep 21lce 18.2¢, Target 18.2¢, Silver Flash 22¢, Standolind aviation 23¢. Kerosene prices include Crystaline 12.7¢, Moore Light 15.5¢, Archite 12.7¢, Per fection 12.7¢, Solvent 35c. Naptha Lion Boren Cleaners 22.6¢, V. M. & P. 2.5¢, Standolind Cleaners 23.5¢.
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Energee
Target
Moore Light
Removal Ordered for Huntington Man Alias I M Yours
Marshal Inman of Huntington West Virginia was ordered removed to Huntington by Judge A B Anderson. Inman faced charges of violating the Mann white slave act.
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Marshal Inman
I. M. Yours
Huntington
W. Va
A. B. Anderson
Inman
Wholesale trade delegation visits Lafayette for tours
More than sixty members of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce wholesale trade division arrived by special train in Lafayette to spend the day with local business leaders. Under police escort they visited the courthouse and were treated to a luncheon hosted by the Kiwanis Club at the Baptist Church. An automobile tour included Purdue University, the Indiana State Soldiers Home, Tippecanoe Battlefield, and Columbia Park before the delegation departed at 4 p.m.
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Columbia Park
Three Injured in Traction Crash
A traction crash left three people injured as a passenger car gained speed on a grade. Ralph Anderson and the crew attributed a slipping track and missing sand to a defective valve. Authorities noted no sand on the track until Anderson claimed to have applied it.
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Anderson
Ralph Anderson
Claude Johnson
Johnson
Railway wreck claims life in New Castle division incident
One man died after a passenger car slid into a freight train in the New Castle division. Police and crew recovered the body as a rabbit was found nearby by a boy who claimed it would make breakfast.
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Newcastle Division
Wrecking Collision Delays Passenger Train Stop
A freight car struck a Ue and split into a baggage room, throwing the stove and debris into the passenger section. Vernon was trapped under wreckage and rescued by crews. Stewart was bruised while others escaped unhurt. A passenger named Williams Hayes provided a name. Police and railroad inspectors, including Ray Gibbons, arrived as traffic was halted for repairs.
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Vernon
Stewart
Williams Hayes
Sherman
Public Service Commission
the Times
Ray Gibbons
Work Train Wreck Near Cumberland Ind Delays Transit
A work train on the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction line was wrecked three miles east of Cumberland Indiana. A motor car backed into three cinder trailers, one jumped the track and toppled into a field. Workers escaped unharmed and passengers were moved around the scene.
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Richmond
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Cumberland
Ind
Freight Derailment Delays Twentieth Century Limited
Freight derailed at New Carlisle, Ind., blocked traffic on the New York Central Lines and delayed the Twentieth Century Limited by about three hours. The limited, scheduled to reach New York at 9:30 a.m., was put back to around 12:40 p.m. officials said.
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United Press
New Carlisle
Ind
New York
New York Central
Twentieth Century Limited
Grand jury to probe Roanoke wreck deaths
Huntington County grand jury will convene Monday to investigate the Roanoke traction wreck on May 19 in which five people died.
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Huntington
Ind
Huntington County Grand Jury
Roanoke
Coolidge Gets Go P Hong a at Ohio Convention
At the Columbus convention crowds cheered as Buffalo marching clubs paraded and Bishop Schrembs led prayer. Senador Wadsworth urged a telegram greeting to DePew while Massachusetts delegates backed Coolidge with Dr. Marion Burton praising the president's modesty and economy of expression.
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Buffalo Marching Club
Schrembs
Cleveland
Alabama
Massachusetts
Cox
Marion L. Burton
Michigan
Coolidge
Burton
Dr. Burton
Kenyon Emerges as Vice Presidential Candidate Choice
Senator William E. Borah repeatedly stated he would not accept the nomination. Beveridge, informed by Borah that he would withdraw if named, wired Borah to decide, while Borah denied accepting any proffer and said he would refuse even if nominated.
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Or of
Kansas
William E. Borah
Beveridge
Borah
Washington
United Press
Cleveland
Kenyon Acceptable as Coolidge Running Mate
A Coolidge spokesman said Judge Kenyon of Iowa would be acceptable as Coolidge's running mate. The remark stressed it does not indicate endorsement over others and responded to Cleveland reports that William M. Butler suggested Coolidge might back Kenyon.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Kenyon
Iowa
Cleveland
William M. Butler
Flight team forced to land in Hue due to engine trouble
Lieut Lowell Smith commander of the around the world flight was forced to land at Hue in French Indo China yesterday as engine trouble halted the coast run from Haiphong toward Turane. Lieuts Leigh Wade and Eric Nelson continued eastward to Turane and made perfect landings while a destroyer speeds from Saigon to Hue with a replacement motor.
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United Press
San Francisco
Lowell Smith
Hue
French Indo-China
Smith
Haiphong
Turane
Leigh Wade
Eric Nekson
Saigon
Police Seek Angler Theft Probed Across City
Police report a burglary at John Kennedy’s cigar store 458 Virginia Ave with cigars candy and a fishing rod stolen. Epstein junk yard 528 S Capitol Ave saw an acetylene tank and cutting tools stolen valued at 300. Hunt garage 1038 S Illinois Ave lost five tires worth 125. Jaffe apartment 330 N Meridian St Apt 211 robbed of a diamond ring $20 in cash and clothing suitcase.
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John Kennedy
Virginia Ave
Kennedy
Wiliam Epstein
S. Capitol Ave
Harry Hunt
S. Illinois ‘ S
Harold Jaffe
N. Meridiar, Sr
Diplomas Presented to 283 Graduates at Murat Theater
Diplomas were presented today to 283 graduates of the Teachers College of Indianapolis at the Murat theater. Dr. W. E. Rover Booke and Mrs. Eliza Blaker, president, distributed the diplomas. Special musical numbers by the Orloff Trio and the Madrigal Club included the piece Dream Gypsy.
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Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Murat
W. E. Rover Booke
Eliza Blaker
Orloff
Madrigal Club
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Wright
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Anna Standt
Fletcher
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Hazel Kelso
Drier Place
Nelle Willeford
St.aul
John
Audra Smith
N. Dear
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Everett and Hazel Voyles
Herbert and
Hazel Snyder
Ross and
Charlene Lyons
John and Ruby Dresshack
E. Marcette
Frederick and
Cecil Carter
Colese
Lafayette
Steve
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P. Honga
Honor DePew
America
Senag@or Wadsworth
Chauncey M. DePew
DePew
Willis Remembered
Warren G. Harding
Old Guard of
Columbus
Kenyon Looms
V. P. Choice
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Lieut. Smith
World Flight
China
Teachers College
Murat Toepy
Ford
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Ford Motor Company
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