Blames in Taggart for Ralston's Decline at Convention
At Madison Square Garden June 30 delegates blame Taggart for failing to swing votes to the minority plank, reducing Ralston's nomination prospects. Taggart defends himself saying he supported the minority line only with three Indiana delegates backing it. The piece notes the Klan issue and predicts Ralston's stock may rise as ballots progress. Also reports Dan Hall, 50, injured when a double-tree broke during excavation work at 509 N Riley Ave, and outlines probate notices for several Marion County estates pending final settlement.
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Co. A. Randall Times
Madison Square Garden
New York
Taggart
Ralston
Indiana
Klan
McAdoo
Dan Hall
City Hospital
N. Riley Ave
Marion County
Luther J
Albert H. Losche
Bridget Smith
Sam Ingle
Jane
Iona
Reals
Williand C
Brennan
Ilinois
Walsh
Market reports delayed by flood of convention news
Market reports arrived late today due to heavy wire service news from the Democratic convention. The delay affected coverage across financial sectors and traders awaited the latest figures and updates.
Hogs Continue Upward Trend At Indianapolis Market
Hogs advanced 10 cents to a top of 7.60 with brisk demand and modest receipts. Prices ranged 7.35 to 7.60, heavyweights 7.50 to 7.69, and bulk sales around 7.35. Pigs steady at 6.75, sows higher about a dime, light hogs 7.35, with active buying and notable shipping interest. Calves steady, cattle trading slow. steers around 8.50 to 9.50, cows at 7, bulls 6, and lambs 12 for choice with sheep 4 to 4.50. Receipts 1,500 calves steady, lights 150 through sheep and lambs.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Shorts
Fresh Market Prices for Eggs and Poultry
Markets report eggs and fowl prices with butter stock. Fowls under 413 pounds fetch 17 to 21 cents per pound. Springers and tom turkeys priced by weight, ducks 4 pounds up at 17 cents, geese 10 pounds up near a dollar per pound, squabs four dollars per dozen.
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Ile
Springers
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples
A long list of marriage licenses issued to numerous couples is reported, showing names ages and addresses across multiple streets and cities. The notice includes occupations and affiliations for several applicants and witnesses, reflecting a wide range of professions and residences.
Hay Market Prices In Indianapolis
Wagon load prices show Timothy at 18 to 20 per ton and 18 to 22 for baled, mixed hay at 20. Corn costs 80 to 80 per bushel, oats 50 to 52 per bushel, straw from wheat 9 to 11 per ton.
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Indianapolis
Births and Deaths in Local Hospitals and Homes
A list of births at St Vincent's Hospital and other addresses including Gastineau, Oaks, Lorentz, Amick, Miller, Lytie, Coleman, Short, White, Moxley, Watkins, Reddel, Miller again, Spalding, Snedeker, Walters, Clarke, Weaver, Sparks, Wright, Loftis, Morton, and others. Deaths include William Augustus Von Canon, Blanch Cohen, Elizabeth Wallace, Lucile Butler, Jennie Hall, Adam Pollard, Mary Reeder, Winifred Pigman, Charles Paulsen, Charles H Clark, and Brock, with ages and hospitals noted.
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Max and Mary Tuttle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Paul and Marion Gastineau
Earl and
Thelma Oaks
S. Ritter Ave
George and Maude Lorentz
Ingram St
Weston
Dorothy Amick
Chane
Frank
Clera Miller
Addison
Henry and
Teresa Lytie
Long Hospital
Archie and
Marie Coleman
W. Eleventh
John and
Edna Short
Clark Blakesley Hospital
Clarence and
Georgia White
Methodist Hospital
George and
Charlotte Moxley
Methodist
Adan
Grace Watkins
E. North
Girlston
Mary Reddel
St. Vincent
Oscar
Mary Miller
Romlinson
Howard
Josephine Spalding
W. Ohio
William
Cora Snedeker
Buchanan
Ahan
Mildred Walters
Horace
Ruth Clarke
Ritter
Russel
Esther Weaver
Lalles
Joel Sparks
Martha
Miles
Hazelake
Bell
Marrett
Zella Wright
W. Holmes
Eliza
Fields
Gerald and
Mary Loftis
Roach
Poeene
Eva Morton
W. Twenty-Sixth
Award
Aliie Loran
W. Tenth
William Augustus von Canon
Central Indiana Hospital
Blanch Cohen
Cong
Elizabeth Wallace
Harding
Jennie Hall
Adam C. Pollard
Parker
Mary Reeder
S. Missouri
Winifred M. Pigman
Central
Charles Paulsen
City Hospital
Charles H. Clark
Central Hospital
Eet Brock
B.uu McCarty
Ralston Listens On Radio At Democratic Nomination Ballot
United States Senator Samuel M Ralston at his Hoosier Home listened to the Democratic national convention balloting in New York. He praised William G. McAdoo and Oscar Underwood and Carter Glass, commented on Farmer Labor members, and retired to his study after results. Mrs. Ralston hosted reporters with luncheon while tending the garden at dawn.
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United States
Samuel M Ralston
Hoosier
New York
Canning Cherries
Ralston
William G. McAdoo
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Carter Glass
Virginia
Congress
Missouri
McAdoo
John W. Davis
Joseph Shannon
Kansas City
Shanon
Jim Reed
Frank H. Ferris
Rolls
Shannon
Walsh
William J. Bryan
Stock Averages Edge Up Across Industrials Rails and Bonds
Saturday stock averages show twenty industrials at 95.55 up .22, twenty rails at 6.11 down .11, and forty bonds at 90.32 down .01. Investors monitored mixed movements in these market segments.
Gasoline and fuel prices listed in tank wagon rates
Vehicle fuel prices are shown with per gallon rates for gasoline kerosene and naptha. Brands include Energee Purol Red Crown Diamond Silver Flash and Standolind with state tax noted separately. Kerosene and naptha rates from Crystaline Moors Light Arclite Perfection Sulvent Lion Power Cleaners VM. & P Standolind Cleaners are also listed.
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Energee
Moors Light
Arclite
Perection
Sulvent
Naptha—Lion
Wheat market activity and grain receipts report
Chicago grain table shows wheat prices with open high and low for July and September contracts and December values. Carrot receipts are noted alongside grains with Wheat 26, corn 3, oats 30.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Bank Clearings Rise For Week And Month
Local bank clearings in Indianapolis for Monday totaled 3 678 000, up from 3 629 000 a year earlier. Debits reached 5 494 000 versus 6 374 000 a year ago. Monthly clearings were 79 513 000, down from 92 430 000 last year, while monthly debits stood at 148 516 000 against 163 480 000 a year ago.
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Indianapolis
One Dead Seven Hurt by Autos in Indiana Report
Times Special reports multiple auto incidents across Indiana towns. Charles Swanson, 40, was killed along the Dunes highway near Riley town. In Richmond a car driven by Mont Meyers of Spring Valley Ohio rolled over injuring three others. Anderson witnesses Mrs C J Fischer and her 18 month old daughter hospitalized after a collision on Main St bridge. Hartford City Ottie Brock and Henry Pummell bruised when their buggy was struck.
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Times Special
Valparaiso
Ind
Charles Swanson
Dunes
Riley
Richmond
Mont Meyers
Spring Valley
Ohio
Centerville
R. J. Lacey
Wilmington
Anderson
C. J. Fischer
Fischer
Main St. Bridge
Hartford City
Ottie Brock
Henry Pummell
Here
Lorain High School
Broadway
Lorain
McAdoo Campaign Plans to Force Democratic Nomination
United Press dispatch from New York reports McAdoo leaders framing a coup to secure the Democratic nomination between the eighth and tenth ballots. They estimate his maximum strength at 553 votes, with 428 on the first ballot and a 125 vote gain by the fifth, aiming to hold the convention until ten ballots are completed.
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United Preas Madoo
New York
ecAdoo
McAdoo
Warren G. Harding
United States
Harding
Tornado Devastates Lorain and Sandusky Riverside Streets
A devastating storm tore through Lorain and Sandusky causing widespread destruction. Brig. Gen. J R McQuigg led military relief with martial law to curb vandalism and aid evacuations as 56 000 were left homeless and 300 injured.
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Flanders
Lake Front
Attica
Sandmarky
West
Dover
Avon
Cleveland
Elyria
J. R. McQuigg
Declining Marion County Marriages Signal Hard Times
County Clerk Albert H. Lesche reports 1 936 licenses issued in first half of 1924 with June as the best month. estimate for 1924 under 4 000 as marriages drop since 1919. Deputy clerk Margaret Mahoney links decline to hard times and unemployment. divorces in 1923 rose about 400 versus 1922 with 108 petitions filed in June.
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Marion’ County
Albert H. Lesche
Lesche
Margaret Mahoney
Marion
Losche
McAdoo Campaign Turmoil Delays Democratic Balloting
Delegates struggle over the unit rule as McAdoo and Taggart clash on Indiana support while Balloting opens with Alabama and Missouri showing split loyalties. Roosevelt calls for order as Quigley fights for procedural points and Warren Harding tribute gains unanimous passage.
Contract Let for E Thirtieth Street Concrete Road
County commissioners awarded a contract to pave E Thirtieth Street with concrete to McNamara Construction Company for 105 572 dollars. The three mile route runs from Emerson Avenue to Hillside Avenue and Keystone to Twenty Fifth. rival Cyrus O Hair bid 103 000 dollars but was rejected due to past completion issues with N Illinois Street.
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E. Thirtieth
Keystone
E. Twenty-Fifth
Twenty- Fifth
Hillside Ave
E. Twenty-First St
Cyrus O'Hair
John McCloskey
O'’Hair
N. Illinois St. Road
Man Charged in Death of 5 Year Old Boy
Clarence Ramsey, 30, of 2221 East Michigan Street, held on involuntary manslaughter charges after Robert Lanham died from internal injuries at Methodist Hospital. Ramsey claimed the boy ran from behind another car on Sherman Drive before the collision. Coroner released Ramsey on his own recognizance pending further investigation.
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Clarence Ramsey
Michigan St
Paul F. Robinson
Robert Lanham
Harold Lanham
N. Jefferson Ave
Ramsey
Sherman Dr
Methodist Hospital
Fifth Arsenal Ave Pushmo Bile Contests Winners Named
The fifth Arsenal Ave event drew strong turnout with Lombard capturing the senior class and Fox taking the junior class. Jimmy Berry won the wagon race. Detectives report Robert Scott, 22, of 616 Hiawatha St., charged with forging A E Bradshaw’s name on checks and was arrested by Patrolman Carter.
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Arsenal Ave
Elmer Lombard
Reese Fox
Jimmy Berry
Robert Scott
Hiawatha St
Carter
A. E. Bradshaw
Washington Blvd
Columbia Club
Judge Discharges Heuber as Receiver in Meridian Courts Case
Judge Sidney S. Miller discharged Albert J. Heuber as receiver for Meridian Courts apartment buildings recently sold for 473000 to satisfy judgments. Heuber was ordered to pay himself 20000 to divide between himself and his attorneys Fenton Steers Herbst and Klee.
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Albert J. Heuber
Meridian Courts
Hueber
Fenton, Steers, Herbst
Klee
Funeral services for Fall Creek Manufacturing head Voncannon
William A. Voncannon 63 president of Fall Creek Manufacturing Co Mooresville Indiana died Saturday night burial in Osgood cemetery funeral services held in Osgood Indiana today short services held Sunday evening description of location and burial site included
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William A. Voncannon
Fall Creek Manufacturing Company
Mooresville
New Jersey St
Osgood
Ind
Voncannon
Osgood (Ind
Banks Bid on City Funds for Sinking Fund Deposits
Ten Indianapolis banks submitted bids for general flood and Anna Segar sinking fund deposits to the city board of sinking fund commissioners. Interest rates offered ranged from 3 to 4.53 percent.
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Indianapolis
General
Flood
Anna Segar
City Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners
Indianapolis De Molay to Adjourn Until July Restart
Tonight marks the last meeting of Indianapolis De Molay until the third Monday in July. The group will hold stated meetings on the third Mondays in August and September. About fifty members aged 24 and older will exit the order during special ceremonies tonight.
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Indianapolis de Molay
Music Shapes America's Social Future Says Isaacson
Charles D. Isaacson of New York argues music will mold both art and social life. Theodore Roosevelt lauds the idea as a potential new American religion. He spoke at the Irvington chautauqua and will perform a six artist program this evening. Isaacson oversees free city concerts with 4,000 events and 10 million total in a decade.
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America
Charles D. Isaacson
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Isaacson
Irvington Community Chautauqua
E. Washington St
Butler Ave
Franz Schubert
Russia
Verdi
Cianciolo pair named in Ayres robbery probe
Detective Inspector Kinney reports Bertha Cianciolo and George Cianciolo missing from 5044 Dakin Ave Chicago amid investigation into the L 3 Ayres & Company robbery by a band of four to eight yeggmen last Wednesday. A car linked to Bertha and a Twelfth and Alabama Street crash with driver George were noted as possible clues. A national Bertillon record appeal is issued for Thomas Thompson, captured after fleeing the Ayres scene.
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Chicago
Bertha
George Cianciolo
Dakin Ave
L. 3. Ayres & Company
Bertha Ciandolo
Twelfth
Alabama Sts
Kinney
Cianciolo
Bertillon Records
Thomas Thompson
Ayres
Patrolman McCallister Faces Inquiry Over Arrest Attempt
Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff conducted an inquiry into alleged drunken conduct by patrolman Charles G. McCallister of 529 W Mont Sr. after he tried to arrest a push cart in the 700 block of N Haugh on Sunday. He fled when bystanders aided the peddler and was later brought to police headquarters. The same day a razor was found on a prisoner and turnkeys were reprimanded for inadequate searches.
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Herman —F. Rikhoff
Rikhoff
Charles G. McCallister
Vermont Sr
N. Haugh
McCallister
Poolee
City
School Board Approves Funding for City Schools Plans
The school board appropriated 1 million dollars to run the city schools until the new budget takes effect. Finance committees and the business director may negotiate a temporary loan or bond issue to raise 300000 for the building program. Architects discussed plans for three new high schools with officials.
Missouri Synod Central District elects new officers
Dele gates returning from the annual meeting of the Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church report J. D. Matthias of Indianapolis re elected president of the Central District and the Rev. A. Lankeneau of Napoleon chosen vice president.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
The
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
J. D. Matthias
Indianapolis
A. Lankeneau
Napoleon
Dowling to Speak on Law Influence at Mercator Club Lunch
Henry M. Dowling attorney will discuss Influence of the Law in a Community at the Mercator Club luncheon at the Spink-Arms Tuesday. Godfrey Yaeger is silent booster. Secretary W. G. Ulrich urged members remiss in attendance lately to redeem themselves.
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Henry M. Dowling
Mercator Club
Spink-Arms
Godfrey Yaeger
W. G. Ulrich
Cadillacs Appoint Samuel Owens Van Arsdale Controller
Samuel Owens Van Arsdale will oversee Cadillac Motor Car Company finances in Detroit after being named controller. H H Rice, president, announced the appointment in Indianapolis.
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Samuel Owens van Arsdale
General Motors Corporation
Indianapolis
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Detroit
H. H. Rice
Missing 21-Year-Old Harold White Sought by Police
Police seek Harold White 21 of 334 W Thirty First St reported missing since Saturday. He was last seen leaving an automobile Saturday night wearing a checkered suit and hat. Companions in the car are unknown.
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Harold White
W. Thirty-First St
Bandits Rob Grocery, Terrorize Nearby Towns
County authorities aided by police searched the Marion area for three bandits after a Saturday night grocery store holdup netted $300. The trio also terrorized Fairmount and Gay City with two other robberies.
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Marion
Ind
Fairmount
Gay City
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