Broadmoor golf event highlights and local players
The article notes Broadmoor as the municipal golf hub with the Sweepstakes Handicap qualifiers on Sunday. J J Messler led the qualifying with 85, two players tied for 16th at 102, and Leonard Solomon favored to win the cup. It also reports Miss Marjorie Fisher breaking 100 on Broadmoor and upcoming Kiwanis and Indianapolis club events with local figures hosting and prize sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadmoor
Mike Sulllivan
J. J. Messler
Sam Muelller
Richard Hunter
Mossler
B. A. Lehman
D. Lurey
Joe Michaels
Sol Cahn
H. A. Kahn
Leonard Solomon
Sam Hahn
Harry Jackson
I. F. Kahn
Walter Nussbaum
A. M. Rosenthal
E. Fisher
Julius Schwab
Jake Wolfe
J. M. Jackson
Messler
Bernie Lehman
Ford Meyer
Solomon
Mike Sullivan
Mike
Leonard Schmutte
Marjorie Fisher
Marjorie
Tom Brown
Circle Theater
Bill Deperman
South Grove
Harry Schopp
Brown
Indianapolis
Herb Jennings
the Palace
Schopp
Morton
Jewell
Maxwell
Jennings
Schoop
Mr. de Fore
Jean Graneee
Palace
Two Drowned When Auto Topples Into Creek Near North Baltimore
A car carrying five people lost control and plunged into a creek near North Baltimore Ohio. Two occupants John Holdman 65 Findlay and Charles Courtney 42 Fostoria died. Three others were injured in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Baltimore
Ohio
Here
John Holdman
Findlay
Charles Courtney
Fostoria
Iron trade buoying sentiment on Wall Street
Speculative mood on the market rose as General Motors and other industrial leaders rallied after Monday’s rate hike to 6 percent. Cleveland reports iron buying was heavy with bids seen firming and purchasing momentum pushing toward 1,000,000 tons on the current move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Cleveland
Stock Exchange to Close Three Days for Fourth of July
Traders on the Stock Exchange will desert tickets for a three day holiday over the coming weekend. The petition of members to close the market Saturday and Monday with Fourth of July coming on Sunday was granted by the governing committee today.
Stock Market Buoyed by Iron Trade Strength
Fresh buying driven by iron trade news lifted stocks across favorites led by General Motors up 1 percent to 45. Baldwin rose 2 to 118 as trading momentum increased around noon. Steel and GM strength spurred broader advances with Commercial Solvents showing sharp gains as both classes moved higher to 170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Stock Exchange
General Motors
Baldwin
Steel
Banks and Exchange Rates in United States Bank Ledger
Debits for today show totals of 4,980,000 with a York statement listing clearing balances at 113,000,009. Foreign exchange rates include demand sterling at 87c, Belgium 2.82 marks, Holland 17c, Russia 5p etc with Shanghai and Yokohama figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Clearin
IGN Exchange
Stas
Bess
Belgium
Holland
Russia
Ee Kong
Shanghai
Cotton Market Haste Amid Weather Worries
Fragmentary report notes sudden activity in cotton trading as favorable weather shifts spark interest. Unclear text suggests price movement and market nerves from potential dust or shag weather effects impacting futures and shipments.
Sugar Market Turns to Prospects of Favorable Cuban Prices
The Federal Reserve notes a ten point advance in sugar futures as Cuban holders seek better prices. Market observers anticipate further price improvements with fresh purchases spread over upcoming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
McKinnon
Remodel Jury Room at County Courthouse
Carpenters and janitors began remodeling the county grand jury room on the courthouse fourth floor. The grand jury, in its Saturday report, recommended improvements including a new soundproof partition to separate the jury room from the witnesses waiting area, plus washing, painting and a new rug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Fourth Ear
William H. Sheaffer
Fears German Trouble Over Unreturned Enemy Property
Frank W. Mondell told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that U S failure to return about 200 million dollars in German property seized in World War I is exceedingly unfortunate and may cause trouble later. The Fish resolution to affirm inviolability of enemy property was discussed as the committee broke up for lack of a quorum without rescheduling.
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T United Press
Washington
United States
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Ublican
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Indians to Strike Back
The nation plans a united meeting in Okmulgee on July 6 to respond to the wholesale seizure of Indian lands by unscrupulous men. Tribesmen prepare to confront the estate-driven threat and defend their ancestral holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Okmulgee, Okla
Ndion
Okmulgee
Wheat Up Corn Down On Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat closed fractionally higher across months on a feverish day at the Chicago Board of Trade with July leading gains. Corn eased despite some short covering as oats were steady and hog supplies pressured provisions. Export sales reached about 2 million bushels and cash markets in the southwest stayed firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stocks Mix of Oil and Industrial Names
A scattered stock list shows activity across oils and industrials with mixed percentages. Key names include Union Oil, Pure Oil, Dupont, Allied, Am Int Co, Skelly, and industries like mining and shipping noted amid varied gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna
Ruena
Pas &i
Sloss Sheff
Amer Smit
Atlanta
Union Oil
Allis Cha
Allied
Dupont Pidrill Rae
West Union
Shipping
Am Int Co Am
Austin
Heavy hog run trims pork prices at Indianapolis exchange
Hog prices eased at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange as a 9000 head porker run and 172 hogs held over pressured demand. Prices ranged by weight with top pork at 14.90 and most between 14.10 and 14.65. cattle and calf markets held steady and vealers topped at 12.50 amid a 1100 head receipts.
Chicago Grain Table Shows Mixed Closings and Prices
Chicago June 29 grain close notes Wheat July up 6c September steady December up 4c. Corn July no change September down fraction December steady. Oats mixed with No 2 white around 38 1/4 to 38 1/2 cents. Receipts listed for corn oats and other grains, with provisional and quality notes.
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Carlet
Chicago
Up Sc
Po Sanign
Petey
Wholesale Produce Price List From Local Market
A dated price list shows fruits and vegetables with varied units and regions from California Florida Georgia Indiana Jamaica and Louisiana. Items include oranges bananas strawberries watermelons cucumbers beans and more with prices per crate basket box or pound and occasional bulk discounts.
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California
Hernee
Valencia
Jamaica
Indiana
Georgia
Aie
Celine
Poe
Asparagarly
Louisiana
Tennessée
Geoighaa
Western
Fancy
Passaic Striker Shot During Textile Strike Disturbance
Passaic N J June 29 The second shooting of the New Jersey textile strike occurred today when a striker was wounded in the right arm in a disturbance between groups of strikers and a Negro strike breaker as police aided in maintaining order.
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United Press
Fresh Markets Report Shows Mixed Wholesale Poultry and Dairy Prices
Market brief notes wholesale prices for pork lard and butter. poultry prices steady with turkeys and fowls quoted, local dairy items including creamery butter and cheese firm. regional quotes from Wisconsin New York Cleveland and Chicago with varied gains and steadiness across meat, dairy, and eggs.
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Middle West
Uae
Santos
Oung Americas
Bermuda
Georgie Marks Wins Bantam Title Fight in New York
Georgie Marks of Brownsville defeated Benny Hall of St. Louis for a bantamweight ten round decision in New York on Monday night.
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United Press
New York
Georgie Marks
Brownsville
Benny Hall
St. Louis
Livestock Market Reports Cattle Sheep and Hogs
June 29 market notes from Buffalo Cleveland and York detail cattle prices with steer and heifer demand, softer trend in many categories, best bids around 9.50 to 10.25 for yearling steers and 11.50 for selected cattle. Sheep and goats show minor declines with tops near 15 dollars for ewe lambs and lower for feeders. Receipts and activity described as dull to steady across regions.
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Prentice
Gestas
Buffalo
Hope
Cleveland
Eceipi
Eae
Arker
Epidemic Fears Rise as Mexican Flood Death Toll Grows
Washington reports imminent epidemic danger in flood devastated Leon area. 7,000 to 8,000 homeless, funds needed to remove debris and provide shelter clothing and debris cleanup. Death toll projected at 600 to 1,000 with no Americans among the dead.
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Mexico
United Preas
Washington
Leon
Eli Taylor
State Department
Coolidge Plans Summer Fishing Trip to White Pine Camp
President Coolidge hopes to fish at White Pine camp this summer and will visit lakes Osgood and St. Regis to locate best fishing spots and share them with the executive.
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Washington
Coolidge
White Pine Camp
Newspapermn Today
Osgood
St. Regis
Pennsylvania Lines to Air Tuesday Concert Travelogue
Pennsylvania Lines has arranged a weekly railroad atmosphere travelogue broadcast from Station WJZ New York City. The first program airs tonight and will cover cities in Pennsylvania such as Indianapolis and other railroad topics.
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C. Downing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Lines
WJZ
New York City
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Downing
Fourteen Draft Platform Committee Named in Marion County
Leroy L. Keach announces a fourteen-member Marion County Democratic platform committee of prominent business and professional men. The panel includes Frederick Van Nuys Ellis Searles Frank C. Dalley John W. Holtzman Dr C B McCulloch James E Deery Henry Seyfried Broadhurst Elsey Reginald H. Sullivan B M Ralston Fred Hoke Charles R Myers Charles Remster and Albert Sahm as chairman. The group will meet soon to shape planks. citizens are invited to mail suggestions to Keach for the panel to consider.
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Pesonnel
Marion County
Democratic
Leroy L. Keach
Frederick van Nuys
Ellis Searles
Frank C. Dalley
John W. Holtzman
C. B. McCulloch
James E. Deery
Henry Seyfried
Broadhurst Elsey
Reginald H. Sullivan
B. M. Ralston
Fred Hoke
Charles R. Myers
Charles Rems
Instructors of Printing Meet at Typothetae Convention
Three Indianapolis men headline the fifth convention for printing instructors at the United Typothetae of America school in Technical High School. Speakers include T. G. McGrew on teaching experiences, A. M. Grossbrenner on industry expectations, and L. A. Carpenter on school publications. Welcome address by Fred J. Hartman. luncheon Monday noon with Julian Wetzel presiding.
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Indianapolis
United Typothetae of America
Technical High School
T. G. McGrew
A. M. Grossbrenner
L. A. Carpenter
Fred J. Hartman
Julian Wetzel
Turks Protest Greek Seizures Near Aegean Islands
Greece protested to Angora over alleged Greek fishing boats seized by Turkish warships in Greek waters of the Aegean Sea near Mitylene and Chios.
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United Press
Athens
Greece
Angora
Aegaen Sea
Mitylene
Chios
Protests Loom as Market Master Faces Board of Safety
Earl Garrett city market master leads standholders to a board of safety meeting to air grievances after a fist fight with precinct committeeman Aaron Cohen. The board also plans to charge patrolmen George Rubush and Walter Baumfuhrer with drunkenness. Garrett’s release seems likely with a possible new position. board backs his market program but questions his diplomacy.
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Earl
Garrett
Board of Safety
Aaron
Red) Cohen
George Rubush
Walter C. Baumfuhrer
May appoint Majors as clerk in Indianapolis school system
Formal appointment of Carl Majors as clerk in the business office of the Indianapolis school city will likely be made at tonight's meeting by Business Director Ure M Frazer. Majors will succeed Daisy Groninger and T B Garrison. Frazer may seek salary increases for other employees and a few additional appointments. The meeting should be quiet as Theodore Vonnegut is in New York selecting teachers with Superintendent E B Graff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Majors
Indianapolis
Ure M. Frazer
Majors
Mias Daisy Groninger
T. B. Garrigan
Frazer
Theodore Vonnegut
New York City
EB. A. Graff
Cathedral consecration in St. Louis draws thousands
On June 29 three princes of the church in red robes led a solemn consecration of Americas foremost Catholic Cathedral. Massed crowds filled the streets around the cathedral as Cardinals Archbishops Bishops and other dignitaries attended the service.
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United Press
ST. Louis
America
Bootleggers Have Brief Paradise
Indiana Prohibition agents pause operations until July 1 due to lack of funds. Deputy Administrator A. R. Harris said the bureau will spend the interim filing daily reports attending court trials and cleaning old business. The force remains at fifteen with hopes for new agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federal Prohibition Enforcement Office
A. R. Harris
Harris
Plumbers Elect New Officers at Elk Club Dinner
Frank E. Irish is named president of the Merchant Plumbers' Association, succeeding Joseph Hayes. Officers named at the Elk's Club dinner Monday night include Dr J. Dichmann as vice president, J A Diggle as treasurer, and G G Watson as secretary.
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Frank E. Irish
Merchant Plumbers’ Association
Joseph Hayes
The
Elk’s Club
Dr. J. Dichmann
J. A. Diggle
G. G. Watson
Overseas League Elects Helen Douglas President
Miss Helen Douglas of Atlanta was re-elected president of the Women's Overseas Service League at its annual convention in Omaha. President Coolidge plans to visit Independence Hall and Christ Church after his Philadelphia speech on Monday.
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South Grove Links
Loretta Corcoran
Corcoran Insurance Company
Helen Featheringill
Baxter Company
Marian Fitziimons
Flanner & Buchanan
United Press
Omaha
Neb
Helen Douglas
Atlanta, Ga
Women's Overseas Service League
Cal
Washington
Coolidge
Independence Hall
Christ Church
Philadelphia
Mystery tale of Greenwood man missing clothes in city
Police investigated a tale by George Fisler of Greenwood Indiana who arrived at 1 a.m. without hat coat or money after visiting Victor Moore and Dr Paul Owens. He recalled boarding a bus, losing consciousness, waking at the English Hotel where $11 was missing. A brother later took him home.
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George Fisler
Greenwood
Ind
Fisler
Ball and Brumfield
Victor Moore
Tallman Ave
Paul Owens
Station St
Flood and Quake Hit Germany Across Regions
Flooding of the Elbe threatened Hamburg while southern Germany felt a light quake. Residents fled streets as bricks fell in Breisach and pictures rattled near Lake Constance. The quake's reach extended from Italy to the eastern Mediterranean.
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United Preas
Berlin
Germany
Elbe
Hamburg
Europe
Baden
Breisach
Lake Constance
Mediterranean
Italy
North
Africa
Barbecue joint owner held on public nuisance charge
Homer McCreery of Fall Creek Barbecue at 445 W Twenty Eighth St is free on $500 property bond after Monday arrest by Sheriff Hawk. Detained with him, manager William Tucker is free on $500 cash bond. Simon Goodman of 514 W Washington St is jailed on $500 bond after Monday indictment for receiving stolen goods.
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Homer McCreery
Twenty- Eighth St
Fall Creek
Keystone Ave
Allisonville Rd
Liberty
Omer Hawkins
McCreery
William Tucker
Simon Goodman
Washington St
Middlewest Leaders Nominated For National Education Association
June 29 report from Philadelphia lists Francis G. Blair Illinois superintendent of schools and M. W. Lamkin Missouri Northwest Teachers College president as nominees for the NEA presidency.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Francis G. Blair
Illinois
Births and Deaths in City Hospitals Reported
Births list names of infants and parents including Camille Hervey and Elmer with street addresses in the city. Deaths note patients such as May Sconce Lena Wara and W. Thomas, with hospitals listed like Methodist and Christian, indicating pulmonary tuberculosis and other causes.
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Coma
Camille Hervey
N. Ta- Elmer
Dorothy Riggs
N. Oaksmar
Freda Moorehouse
Ines
Aber Kway
Catah Eon Tittal
Ae McVay
City of
Sconce
N. Ritter
Lobar
Lena Wara
City
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Meridian
Methodist
Etimate Methodist Hospital
Mary Charles
Christian Hospitantisa
B. Washmonth
City Hospital
Toxic
Hiam W. Thomas
Methodist Hos
Methodist Hospital
Ental
Ham
Benjamin Davia
English German motor boats duel for Duke of York trophy
In England, June 29, English and German boats vie in a two-boat race for the Duke of York's International gold trophy. Mrs M B Carstairs' Newg won the first heat and the German Sigfrid VI won the second. Two American boats the Dixie Flyer and the Shadow participated in the event.
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United Pres
Detention Home Bond Vote Deferred Cooling County Plans
County commissioners moved to buy a site for a new Juvenile Detention Home but the council deferred approving an 85 000 bond to purchase land. A downtown site was favored by most, while the existing 1102 N Capitol Ave home was called a fire trap. The council also approved funds for the psychopathic ward upkeep and election expenses.
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Harry Dunn
Capitol Ave
Central Ave
Herman P
Alma B. Lieber
George Montgomery
Frank J. Lahr
City Hospital
Jury sees scene of Durkin duel
The Chicago jury viewed bullet marks from a garage duel where Marty Durkin shot Government agent Ward Shanahan to avoid arrest. Lee Porter, the garage owner and witness, identified wall hits, supporting Durkin's claim he fired first after being wounded.
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United Press
Chicago
Marty Durkin
Marty
South Side
Durkin
Ward C. Shanahan
Lee Porter
Shanahan
Porter
Party sins topic at Warren Township Democratic Club event
Irvington Republican Club members attended a Warren Township Democratic Club reception where Cassius L Hogie county commissioner spoke on Business in Politics. Prof Wood Unger noted about $2,000,000 spent to win Republican and Senate nominations in Illinois and Pennsylvania, suggesting the overall value of the party apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Township
Democratic Club
Irvington
Republican Club
Cassius L. Hogie
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Senate
Wood Unger
Typothetae to Host Delegates at Lincoln Luncheon
Indianapolis Typothetae will entertain about 125 delegates to a printing instructors convention at a luncheon Wednesday at the Lincoln. Speakers include Henry L. Gage a member of the International Typothetae Council John Clyde Oswald former editor of the American Printer and Dr Co B Connelley director industrial relations Carnegie Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lincoln
Henry L. Gage
John Clyde Oswald
American Printer
Co. B. Connelley
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Open Sundays Approved by Sesquicentennial Committee
The Sesquicentennial educational patriotic and spiritual exhibits will be open on Sundays hereafter, decided at a directors meeting despite protests from patriotic and business groups. A separate item notes a $40 million deficiency appropriation bill with funds added for the Lincoln relics Oldroyd collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesquicentennial Committee
United Pro Philadelphia
Committee of Directors
United Press
Washington
Oldroyd
Lincoln
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Indianapolis Bond Men's Club
Broadmoor Country Club
Coffin Municipal Course
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Broadmoor Club
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