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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
20
Weekly Statement shows reserve ratio up to 84.4 percent at the center and 76 percent system wide, signaling strong monetary supply. Investment funds flow into high grade dividend stocks, with rail issues leading gains. Norfolk & Western jumps over three points to 156 as P Lorillard climbs to 40½.
Cardinal O'Donnell of Ireland photographed in formal robes while celebrating high mass in the preliminary ceremonies of the International Eucharistic Congress held in Chicago.
A Clemson alum and Ft. Smith standout, 22 year old Charles Rhem blossoms with the St. Louis Cardinals. His dominant curve and added coaching from Bob O’Farrell and Bill Killefer have boosted his prospects as a top NL starter, reminiscent of Addie Joss and Vic Willis.
Local authorities hoped to gain custody of Hilton Crouch known as Pizzy Whiz, tied to the Duesenberg payroll thefts, but Detective Rugenstein's Chicago trip yielded no help as Jessie Murphy failed to identify him as one of Wilkinson Haag’s slayers. Crouch faces multiple indictments for auto thefts, payroll robberies, and jewelry thefts, with Chicago holding him on similar charges after a gun battle following a foundry payroll robbery. Companions arrested.
A column lists marriage licenses with names ages and occupations of brides grooms and witnesses in Indianapolis area listings. The entries include Newt householder Evelyn Thompson Albert Stout and many others with varied occupations and addresses.
Foreign developments lent strength to the wheat market at the Chicago Board of Trade open, while corn and oats showed weakness or little change. Liverpool strength spurred buying in Chicago, despite favorable U S belt conditions and a failed Dawes McNary Haugen farm relief bill weighing on corn. Provisions opened slightly higher.
The page lists assorted produce prices by origin and item, including fruits and vegetables with crate, box, and dozen pricing for California, Indiana, Louisiana, and other regions. Birth notices from St. Vincent's and Methodist Hospitals record several newborns with parent names and hospital affiliations.
Fragmented text mentions Riley Hospital and Central Indiana, with references to Indiana State sports figures or events. Names and details are obscured, unclear context. The readable bits hint at a local or regional sports or medical notice from Indiana.
The report lists wholesale prices in Indianapolis for dairy and poultry items. Butter ranges 25 to 0 cents per pound, cheese at 24 to 25, turkeys at 24 to 28, ducks at 24 to 28, with specific notes on creamery grade A butter and Longhorns and Limburger listings.
Omaha releases Whitey Friday a second baseman and a home product to the Ponca City Club in the Southwestern League for the season.
The document names suspects Steve O’Hagen Arthur John Hull and Floyd Smith and lists planned robberies at Fairbanks-Morse Company Indianapolis Manufacturing Company Delaware Hotel Plaza Oil Company Bus terminal Talge Mahogany Bakery Beveridge Paper Company Chevrolet Bros. Manufacturing Excelsior Laundry Crown Laundry Nordyke Marmon Lyric Theater receipts and Prest-O-Lite Speedway road trip with amounts from $900 to $10,000 and a separate note of $6,000 for a Rusty Harding play.
Police Captain Herbert Fletcher is confined to his home today with appendicitis after falling ill at work early Thursday. Dr. Paul F. Robinson, his physician, said an operation might be avoided.
Radio fans in the Panama Canal Zone now have a home broadcast station. The United States Navy built a station providing entertainment three nights a week for Canal Zone audiences.
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