Ford Factory Faces Cost Hike Over Oriental Street Status
Ford Motor Company officials warn a legal decision keeping Oriental Street open will raise production costs. Moving gear to a second floor costs 200000, but per car expense would rise 4.80, totaling 336000 annually for 70000 cars. Civic group meetings and mayoral remarks frame the dispute.
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Ford Motor Company
Washington St
Oriental St
Ford Company
Indianapolis
Board of Works
George J. Steinmetz
Southeastern Civic Club
McClain's Hall
Hoyt and
State Aves
Edward J. Sexton
Sexton
John F. White
Merle N. A. Walker
Shank
Tribute Paid Otto Frenzel Last Rites Set
Otto N. Frenzel 68 longtime Indianapolis resident and bank president to be laid to rest Thursday at Crown Hill Cemetery. Funeral services at 2:30 p.m. at the family residence 1637 W Illinois St officiated by Bishop Joseph M. Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto N. Frenzel
Merchants National Bank
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Illinois St
Joseph M. Francis
Frenzel Bank Leader Dies in Indianapolis
Frenzel a longtime banker and civic figure died Tuesday from pneumonia and heart disease. He began as a messenger at Merchants Bank and became head of the bank and vice president of Indiana Trust Company. The Indianapolis Clearing House adopted resolutions mourning his loss and Merchants Bank and Indiana Trust will close an hour for his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenzel
Merchant Bank
Financial Institution
Indianapolis Clearing House
The
Clearing House
Reorough
Merchants Bank and Indiana Trust Company
Evans
Klan Invites Coolidge To Review Parade
The Ku Klux Klan calls on President Coolidge to return to Washington on August 8 to review its parade during the national klan convocation. Klan leaders cited his review of the Holy Name Society parade here last year and noted the President planned to stay away until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Coolidge
Railroads Lose Bid to Raise Grain Rates to Ohio Lines
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a proposal by certain railroads to boost rates on grain and grain products from Indiana Illinois and Michigan to Aurora Garrettsville and Mantua Ohio. The decision blocks higher shipping costs for farmers and shippers in the specified states and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Aurora
Garrettsville
Mantua
Ohio
Free Ten Dollar Hemorrhoid Treatment Offer
A Fort Wayne advertisement offers a free ten dollar treatment for hemorrhoids with no charges now or in the future. The ad states no obligation and requests referrals if satisfied and names Dr. Indaa at 220 Ty Street.
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Nemew
Ind
Ty St
Wayne
Unusual case: old man wins job back after court nudge
A gray haired man appeared in Chicago’s juvenile court asking aid for his family after being told he was too old by International Harvester. Judge Arnold advised him to try again, and the man later reported he regained his employment. The juror in the box was Harold F. McCormick, head of the Harvester Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United_ Press
Chicago
Arnold
International Harvester Company
Harold F. McCormick
The
Harvester Works
Births Record Chronology of Local Families
A list of newborn boys and girls in the area with accompanying parental names and addresses. Notable entries include twins William and Gertrude Thompson at 2150 Gent and a variety of families such as Meister Clark Beaty Stiles Walton Puckett and Grimes among others with listed streets and hospitals referenced.
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Joseph
Josephine Meister
William
Margaret Clark
Roosevelt
Norman
Edith Beaty
Trever
Marie Stiles
Northwestern
Darrell
Florence Walton
Try
Carl and
Norris
Manlove
Charles
Emmaad Leugmin
N. Talbott
David
Susan Puckett
Orange
Aioe
Besse Wells
Avone
Theodore and
Freda Clearwater
City and Lab
Ragnckty Hospital
Om and Hospital
Ellis
Bertha Dentai
S. Harris
Ernest and
Cammie Grimes
Blackord
A James and
Frances Owsley
Broadview Terrace
Charles and
Orean Dunn
Darnell
Minnie Jones
Spring
Margarette Ikemire
Offey
William and
Gertrude Thompson
Deaths listed in local obituaries with multiple names
A list of deaths includes Mary Catherine Bestth aged 69 from Caplion Shronie negarids and W Lilly, Renae Margaret Ambrose 63 at St Vincent Hospital from nephritis, Anna R Shaw 84 from Methodist Hospital with chronic myocarditis, Mary Tunter 49 with carcinoma, Cyrus Brown Noble 80 from 718 Lexington with hemorrh hrale, and infant Lewia C spon. Also mentions Rawalds 42 with chronic pneumonia nephritis and other partial entries.
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Mary Catherine Bestth
Caplion Shronie Negarids
W. Lilly Zis
Meridian
Margaret Ambrose
St Vincent Hospital
Aden
Kernel
Orange
Anna R. Shaw
Methodist Hospital
Mary Tunter
Cyrus Brown Noble
Lexington
Amos
St. Vincent
Alumni plan fourth annual outing at Columbia Park
St John’s school alumni meet at 8 tonight at the clergy house 126 W Georgia St to organize the fourth annual outing at Columbia Park on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s School
St. John Clergy House
Georgia St
Columbia Park
Fireworks Protest Letter Reaches City Officials
William C. McKeand denounces sale of fireworks near his home urging protection for a sick girl. He asks enforcement of laws restricting explosive sales until the day before July Fourth. Mayor Shank referred the letter to Police Chief Rikhoff and the board of safety for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
William C. McKeand
W. Ray &J
Rikhoff
Board of Safety
Lions Dedicate Cottage at Salvation Army Camp
The Lions Club dedication of the cottage at Salvation Army Fresh Air Camp occurred at 4 30 p m today replacing the weekly luncheon. A W Busmann president noted M C Wisehart led the dedication program with Rev George S Henninger and Busmann speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Salvation Army
Canners Meet to Discuss Indiana Crop Prospects
Indiana Canners held a meeting at Claypool to review crop conditions. R C Mayhall of Edinburgh reported a normal corn crop, while tomato supplies are forecast 40 percent short due to early frost. An ethics committee was formed with E O Grosvenor Paoli as chair, Bert Powers Gaston, and W C Bachelor Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Association
Claypool
R. C.mayhall
Edinburg
E. O. Grosvenor
Paoli
Bert Powers
Gaston
W. C. Bachelor
Indianapolis
Real Estate Man Willis Naine Dies at 75
Willis Naine 75 a veteran real estate man died early today at St. Vincent's Hospital after a long three decades with offices in the Baldwin Block. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs Blanche Naine and Mrs Genevieve Rexford both of Indianapolis. Funeral services at the residence Thursday at 4 p.m. and body to be taken to New York for burial.
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Willis Naine
N. Pennsyyvania St
St. Vincent's Hospital
Baldwin Bik
Blanche Naine
Genevieve Rexford
Indianapolis
Second Presbyterian Church
New York
Association of Credit Men Meeting Report
Delegates report to Indianapolis as members hear findings from the national convention in Washington at the monthly Chamber of Commerce meeting. A noonday session is planned for July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Association of Credit Men
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Trial nears end as guilt claims mount over McClintock case
Prosecutor Gorman accuses Shepherd of framing Typhoid crimes to shield himself citing Nurse Amelia Hall and evidence from Dr Farman who confessed giving germs for a $100,000 payoff. Defense counters with calls to hang Farman and asserts Shepherd’s innocence as jurors prepare to deliberate.
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Amelia Hall
Billy
Gorman
Shepherd
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Billy McClintock
Farman
Faiman
Stewart
Charles Do. Farman
National University of Sciences
McClintock
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W. Scott Grove
Scranton
Grove
Otto Frenzel
Bank
Crown Hill
Pearson Piano Company
N. Penn. St
Vose Pianos
Christena-Teague Piano CO
N. Penn
Edison Records
Edison
Carrlin’s
Susle
Florida
Titina
Charleston
Carlin Music Co
E. Washington ST
Fuller-Ryde
Hume-Mansur
Rapp & Lennox Piano Co
Pennsylvania St
Moorfield
KLAN
Oat
Maud William
N. Dell
Lavenia Barker
Langley
Charlie
Mildred Mass
W. Newark
Robert
Ellie Kendrick
WN. Perahiog
Melville
Ethel Farrington
Churchman
George
Martha Brahany
Wing
Lowell
Noeline Peck
Gimber
John and
Opal Davis
Leotappece
Katherine Rucker
Argie
Mary Latimore
California
Ora
Julia Cloud
Chadwick
Thomas and
Frances Montgomery
N. Miley
Elizabeth Gooch
Lincoln
George and
Ida Turman
Ogden
Kee and
Ruth Hill
Albert and
Catherine Holman
Marguerite Kerr
E. Raymond
Fresh Air Camp
Indiana Canners Association
Armada Deal
Sammedecatens
Bermuda
Fort Victoria
Fort St.george
St. George Hotel
Ponsare Golf
Furness
Bermuda Line
Whitehall St
N.Y
Ana Niz
Afl
Fort Hamilton
Halifax
Quebec
Sading Corgesh
Canso
Mortimpbamend Straits
Lawrence
Aay
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Dineen
Beth
Elena
Furness Bermuda Line
W. W. O'Brien
Flery
Robert E. Crowe
Selig’s
Silk
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