Apartments and houses for rent and sale listing
A crowded classified ads page lists multiple rental properties including five room semi modern doubles on Hovey Street and Crescent Avenue with rents from $18 to $40, four to seven room modern doubles with garages, and near Tech. Also noted are colored housing ads, real estate agencies, and auctioneer references. Nearby entries include furnished bungalows and rental terms, plus vehicle trade and sale notes.
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R. Hovey ST
F. E. Osborne
Alabama
Illinois
Tacpherson
J. ‘Higan
Webster
OMI
York
Tech
Lincoln
OLNEY
R. Prospect
Goodlet
Sheldon St
Ain
Sheldon
Tacoma
Columbia
Douglass Park
A. F. Zainey
N. Dela LI
Dunlop & Hostegel
Greenwood
Barr
Sutherland
Furn
Ken
J. C. Duncan Realty Coll
Capitol
Butler
Butler Ave
Irvington
W. Delaware St
Saeeroom
State Savings and Trust Co
St. 10Th
S. New Jersey
Drexel
West St
Dunlop & Noltegerl
Lily Dale Cottage
D. E. Trautman
Akron
Indi
ALLEN
Alspach
Lemeke
Tol Do St
Roosevelt
Jefferson Stone
Brookside Park
Lexington
ALLEN_H. ALSPACH
Lin
Woodrow aAve
R Quinn
Riley
Best Buy
Seine
South Side
Market St. Main
Koehne Ave
Call Circe
Hamilton Ave
Michigan
Bellefontaine ST
A. Ainey
Delaware St
Philip Neri Parish
Quinn
Riler
Warman Ave
New York St
Morton Place
A.F. Zainey
N. Delaware St
Adams St
C. v. Osborn
Drex
Wright St
Hum
Parkway Ave
Fidelity Loan Co Modern Method For Emergencies
A partial OCR item describes a loan office offering emergency credit under a modern method. It notes licensed bonds and span in emergencies. Details are fragmented and the exact terms, dates, and parties are unreadable.
Indianapolis Park Board bids for memorial Coliseum work
Notice to bidders for Anna Seegar Memorial Coliseum construction in Rhodius Park to be funded by the City of Indianapolis. Bids due July 9 1925 at 2 PM with certified check of 2.5 percent of the engineer’s estimate, minimum $100. Includes non-collusion affidavit and right to reject bids. Board members Bookwalter Johnson Maguire Manly seal official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estem
Jodianamous
Parke Commissiovers
Boara
Ial
Board of Missioners
Indianapolis
Indiana
Park Commissioners
Bookwalter
Emsley W Johnson
Aa Maguire
Rank P. Manly
Board of al Commissioners
Inienapolis
Department OF Public Parks
Board of Park Commissioners
Anna Seegar
Sarle la Dolan
Park Commmissionsre
Muller Co Incorporated Seeks Dissolution in Indiana
The Indiana Secretary of State certifies that GEO. H. MULLER CO. INCORPORATED filed the required consents and papers under the dissolution act. The company and its officers are in compliance with Section 2, and the corporation is now in the process of dissolution as of June 30, 1925, with official seals and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Madison County
Madison Circuit Court
Greta B. Hadley
Claud W. Durgan
Claude W. Durgan
Indiana
BAGOT
Free & Pence
Anderson
Plainiif
Madi- Circuit Court
Bragot
State of
Frank Ennis
Blasts Injury Theory Defective Eyes Not Caused by Movies
Dr. Charles W. Crankshaw of the Prudential Life Insurance infirmary reports to United Press that evenings at well ventilated theaters are less fatiguing for eyes than reading. He notes a high rate of defective vision among 5,700 Prudential employees but argues it is not tied to watching movies.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Charles W. Crankshaw
Prudential Life Insurance Company
$2,000,000 Tank Car Plant to Start at Whiting
Construction of a 2 million dollar plant by Union Tank Car Co at Whiting will begin in a few weeks. Contracts have been awarded for the project, and the tank car maker is a subsidiary of Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Hammond
Union Tank Car Company
Whiting
Tank Company
Standard Oil Company
N E A Nominates Indiana Man For Treasurer
One of those nominated for treasurer of the National Education Association is H. Lester Smith dean of the Indiana University school of education. Smith was placed in nomination by the Missouri delegation. F E Reynolds secretary of the Ohio State Teachers Association was also nominated.
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National Education Association
H. Lester Smith
Indiana University School of Education
Smith
Missouri
F. E. Reynolds
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Shepherd Cleared in 16 Year-Old McClintock Case
William D. Shepherd, ex Indianapolis man, was fully exonerated after the county grand jury declined to indict in the death of Mrs Emma Nelson McClintock. The panel concluded there was no bill after hearing two witnesses and reviewing the post mortem. Previously Shepherd was acquitted of murdering Billy McClintock, the ward's son.
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United Press
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Indianapolis
Emma Nelson McClintock
Shepherd
Billy
Testimony in Hawkins Case Continues With Stock Swindle Claims
Witnesses testified about trading stock in Hawkins Mortgage Company and related concerns for worthless Hawkins stock amid allegations of a mail fraud scheme led by Hawkins. Prosecutors plan to finish the government case as other officers previously convicted await appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Savage
East St. Louis
Til
United Home Builders
St. Louis
Hawkins Stock
Harry Cross
Akron
Ohio
Operative League of America
Pittsburg
Hawkins Mortgage Company
D. W. Page
Indiana Rural Credit Association
Hawkins
Clyde D. Churz
Alexandria
The
Credits Association
Ed Greason
Kokomo
Laura Walmer
Syracse
Ind
Homer Elliot
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Teachers push study on teacher participation in policy
A morning session of the National Education Association at Cadle T. today approved a motion by W Longshore Kansas City to launch a national study on teacher participation in school policy. Classroom teachers Anna Lockwood Peterson Cornelia Adair Mary McSkimmon urged teachers' central role and warned against treating teachers as mere cogs in a system. Frank Willard Seattle noted cooperation between executives and teachers. the program included a Seattle superintendents view and performances by the Technical High School Orchestra. Frederick M Hunter Oakland presided.
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Tional Education Association
Cadle T
W. Longshore
Kansas City
Longshore
Anna Lockwood Peterson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cornelia Adair
Richmond
America
Mary McSkimmon
Brookline
Mass
Frank E. Willard
Seattle
Wash
Thomas R. Cole
Technical High School
W. B. Dillard
Hazel Simmons Steele
Frederick M. Hunter
Oakland
Cal
State police to monitor bus speeds under 30 mph limit
State motor police will have full jurisdiction over bus drivers violating the 30 mph speed limit and will cooperate with the public service commission. A Miner South Pond bus driver was questioned for 60 mph, warned and dismissed. Herman B. Gray said bus speeds would be watched and convictions reported promptly.
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Public Service Commission
John W. McCardle
Hiner
Red Ball
South Pond
Herman B. Gray
Mailing Employes Rites Wednesday for David A. Jessee
Winamac Tribe of Red Men will conduct funeral services for David A. Jessee of 1505 Roache St. at 2 p m Wednesday. Jessee, born in Indianapolis, worked in the mailing department of Indianapolis newspapers for twenty years. He was a charter member of Masters’ Union and served as first resident. The widow and five children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winamac Tribe of
Red Men
David A. Jessee
Roache St
Jessee
Indianapolis
Masters’ Union
Vel May Harry
Wik
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Adam Adee
Iby St
Resel Shelby
Nats Ana Avenue
Flanner & Buchanan Tie
N. Illinois
Aig
Indianapolis Crematory
Sahcieee Inteller Abanga Abe H Tiation
Bert S. Gadd
Prospect St
Stewart
George Grinsteiner
Undertakers
Hishy & Titus
N. Delaware
Main
Werner Eee
Eee - Ens Praga Ace Alge Beataesions Murse
Kelly
New Jersey
State Road
J. Collie
Ringo
Woodlawn Gardens
Yoon Weeee
Walker Hound
E. Orange
van Camp
Pennsylvania
Allison Engineering Co
Speedway
Olive Street
Olive St
Tricity
Barber College
Washington St
Cinele
Mahon
480 Century
Mr. Wilcox
Hatfield Electric CO
Meridian
Maryland
Ford Car
Gibbons
Groplee Employment Agency
Rand
Maid Colore
TL. N
Hard Mass
Ave
RA Furn
Gee
Nice
Sean
Bath
Cne
J. Park
Shelby
Toom
W. ST. Clair
St, Clair
Dandy Furnishea
Penn
Har
Cate Randolph
Beech Grove
J. Barton
Emory C. Crawford
Mion Manhiy
River Ave
Call Circle
Mont
W. Ran
Southport
State Ave
Cs RT
16Th St
National RD
Realty Service
Bureau
Bank
Bankers Trust
Wall Exchange
Garfield Park
Connell Realty CO
Lemcke
Allen H. Alspach
Lemeke Bldg
Cain & United Labor Sale & Trust
Floyd Mt
Jos. W. Selvage
Hamilton County
Pepos
Noblesville
Finance Realty
Roosevelt Bld
Columbus
N. Bast
Brussels
Axmins
Wilton
Dorfman Rug Co
W. Wash
Statehouse
Burk
Jacob E, Burks
Continental Bank
Farrow
Reda
E. Washington St
Belmont
Nort
HAL
Drexel Sbs
Richland CO
Mark & Neal
E. F. Burkle
Chin Woo
New Chop Suey
Tuttledge
Indiana Ave
Marion Young
California
Florida
Otto J. Raees Main
Circle
O. W. Hastings
Drexe
Northwestern Transfer
Randolph
United States
Indianapolis Times
Dows good_ business
Kenwood
Call Webster
General Chevrolet CO
Stone Chevrolet
Meridian Chevrolet
Oakley
Ee Ar, Aint and Upholstery Fairs Or For Same One: Atte Ity Ve
Chevrolet
N.addison
N. Addison
DODGE
Humboldt
Bobs Motor Service
DORT
van Osdal
Ford Ames
FORD
Lathrop-Mcfarland Co
Central
la Salle
Ale
Buick
Reo
Oldsmobile
Jordan
Jewet
South East
Wilbur-Johnson Co
S. East St
Meridian St
Losey-Nash Motor CO
Capitol Ave
Gardner
Oakley Motor
Ee S
Hudson
Tizens 8 M Car CO
DIOR
East St
Jewett Tour
Stutz Factory
Packard Spor
At & Crrtzeny Stooiva
A .Rish
STUTZ
N. Meridian
Guy Long
Meridian Lin
Stutz Phaeton
AMOR
Sromburioner
Buco
QUI Sal Stutz
Willysewan
Scan Inc
North St
Tenings
Hupp
Monroe
Paige
Chalmers
Grant
ABD
DELA
Adson Kee Dressax
Rita
Tita
TERSTEGGE-HOLLOWELL_ CO
Canitol
Olive St. Main
Clark “Motor Penda CO
GEO, B. Ray, Inc
International
Ditexel
Sam Coraz
Bel
Washington
Ecience
I. Goldburg
Cap
Hback& Gentry
Sim
Byo Masachusetts “Aves
Fidelity Loan Co
Market Street
Fim
Tie Service
Capitol Loan CO
Ncom
Security Inc. and Loan Co
N. Delaware Lin
N. Temple Ave
Brookside
L. A. Rodges Auction CO
Binzer
Department OF State
F. E. Schortemeier
Secretary OF State
Shepherd Bill
Adelle Brown
Orleans
Bedford Welfare Loan Society
A. L. Perkins
Bedford
A. R. Sax
A. D. Chrisler
Dayton
George L. Coffinberry
Hawkins Company
Mary Toumey
Bowmen
Kingdon Castle
Portland
Ticph
Pol
Commission
Tokio
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