Husband Seeks Wife Here In Indiana Polis Notice
Russell T Burrows of War Saw Indiana seeks wife Lela Burrows 24 missing since February 2 Kokomo. In a letter to police he offers a substantial reward for information. She is described with blue eyes a dimple on her right cheek slender bobbed hair and may be working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Burrows
Warsaw
Ind
Indianapolis
Russell T. Burrows
Burrows
Kokomo Fed. 2
Ho ‘Eidahght
Epworth League to Present Musical at Edwin Ray Church
The Epworth League of the Edwin Ray Methodist Church on Woodlawn Avenue and Laurel Street will present a musical program tonight. Miss Mary Lohrman will perform cello selections and the offering will aid native students in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Edwin Ray Methodist Church
Woodlawn Ave
Laurel Sts
Mary Lohrman
India
Wall Street Opens With Good Tone After Decline
Following a sharp market drop brokers reported a decent opening tone as heavy margin calls were met. Steel common fell to a new low while American Locomotive and other leaders recovered slightly. St Paul issues pressured the market by noon before broad weakness eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Steel Common
Ludlum Steel
St. Paul
Local Bank Clearings Report Shows Wednesday Fee Data
Local banking report lists Wednesday clearings fee at 5 dollars for February 8 with digits indicating amounts around zero. data appears fragmented but notes a 5 fee and a small value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degits Amioun
State Tax Rap and Tank Wagon Price Note
Fragmentary OCR notes show figures on state tax and tank wagon prices with unclear values and dates. Readable items include quantities like 1 and 10.6 and references to people or places are not legible enough to identify specifics.
Prices on Coal a Wineky i Rote ee ae Weds oe 0c a ton oxtta
Unable to determine readable facts from the OCR fragment.
Market Prices and Goods Listings Across States
A dense list of commodity prices and items appears, naming fruits vegetables and regional origins. Items include barrels and crates of goods such as Jonathan apples lemon or California oranges Florida produce pineapples and strawberries. Also listed are potatoes onions beets cabbage and various meats with prices per pound box or crate.
Local Market Prices Blend Fish and Groceries
OCR fragment shows mixed item list including fish prices, bag types, and shelf notes. Unclear items and quantities hinder precise summary. readable terms include fish, bags, lake and river references, and general market labels.
Building Materials and Prices Auction List Fragments
Fragmented catalog style listing shows cement bags at 85 cents each and plaster finishes ivory neat at 80 cents. Also mentions cedar redwood shingles siding and common stock items with prices like 140 to 150 dollars for 10 inch items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dapar Mach
Grain Openings Week And Lower Grain Openings Week And Lower Bulletin
Chicago grain futures opened weak and sharply lower as market sell off followed foreign breaks and favorable domestic crops. Wheat led declines on broad weakness while oats held firmer and export activity underpinned some demand amid lower hogs and livestock futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Reee
Hicago
Chicago
Board of Trade
Ad fraud charged in county indictment against William H Block Co
Grand jury returns indictment in Criminal Court accusing the William H Block Co of publishing a fraudulent advertisement for Winnie Winkle skirts and blouses at 4.95 each. Officials claim no knowledge of the case as the Better Business Bureau filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Block Co
Better Business Fsureau
New Postal Rates Announced Effective April Fifteenth
Postmaster Robert L. Bryson announced a new rate schedule. Picture postcard postage rises to two cents while government post cards stay at one. Third and fourth class mail are weight based with eight ounces or more in fourth class. A two cent service charge applies to all parcel post packages plus regular rates. A special parcel post service exists and money order rates increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Bryson
Perkins backed for Indiana industrial board seat in transition
Edgar A. Perkins of Indianapolis former chairman of the state industrial board and Marion County representative in the 1923 legislature is backed to succeed Charles Fox of Terre Haute if Fox is not reappointed this month. Senator Perry Easton Sanborn is also reported as considered. Fox supporters see strong reappointment odds as another board vacancy arises from Benjamin W. Bissell's retirement as chief boiler inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Perkins
Indianapolis
State Industrial Board
Marion County
Industrial ‘Board
Charlies Fox
Terre Haute
Fox
Perry Easton Sanborn
Benjamin W. Bissell
Funeral services for Alex Newhouse in Indiana
Funeral services for Alex Newhouse 49 Evansville Indiana will be held Thursday at 10 a m at his parents home near Lawrences Burial at Oaklandern He was shop superintendent at Union Traction Company in Muncie for fifteen years and master mechanic for Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Light Company in Evansville for eight years Masonic lodge conducted services in Evansville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Newhouse
Evansville
Ind
Lawrences
Oaklanden Re
Newhouse
Union Traction ‘Company
Muncie
Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Light Company
Masonic Lodge
Hardware Dealers to Meet In Indianapolis With Atkins Company
Hardware dealers from the Indianapolis Retail Hardware Dealers Association and their guests will tour BE Atkins Company saw mills Thursday. A noon luncheon is planned at the Severings home for William Empich and E. K. Severings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingianapollis Retail Hardware Dealers Association
BE. C. Atkins Company
Atkins
William Empich
E. K
Local Stock Yards Report Shows Hog Prices Dip
Hog prices fell 10 25 cents per hundredweight at the local stock yards with top hogs at 14.00 and most sales between 13.75 and 13.85. Glen Brutus of Pine Valley, Indiana, led with a load of 333 pound HampShires at the peak 14.00. Cattle and calf markets held steady with light steers 8.50 to 9.50 and calves 7.00 to 11.00. sheep and lambs steady with lambs to 14.00. About 6 000 hogs and 1 490 cattle were in the yard this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Brutus
Pine Valley
Ind
Live Stock Market Hints at Steady Prices in East Buffalo
March 11 report shows cattle receipts about 200 with active to higher demand and varied prices. Lambs and yearlings steady to higher with prime calves around 12 to 14.34, veal 8.50 to 14.50, and hogs at 7 to 8 dollars per hundredweight. Buffalo and nearby markets display mixed but resilient activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Markatt Ion Jowrer
Reece
Pio
Poultry Market Notes From Tall Tall Street Sale
Markets report mixed poultry offerings with prices and lots of lots listing fowls eggs and chicks. Receipts include staton extras batter eggs and leghorns roosters and various rocks with figures noted for 5438 yikes and 18. A nearby entry cites Idaho turkeys and white variety birds among the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosters
Idaho
Mrs Stokes Denies Train Travel With Billig Witness Alibis Given
Mrs Stokes testifies she never traveled with Hal Billig or any man other than her husband. She says she always traveled with a woman companion and denies intimate relations with Billie. Hair color question arises amid testimony about Stokes in Chicago vice circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Billig
Billie
Smith
Mrs. Stokes
Stokes
Chicago
Vice Resorts
Liberators Despised Sermon Warns Against Mocking Martyrs
The Rev William Murdo Brown of Colorado told a noon Christchurch audience that liberators are despised as martyrs because human nature resists progress. At St Pauls in Indianapolis Episcopal churches a union service will hear Brown’s sermon But The Servants Knew tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murdo Brown
Colorado
Christchurch
Indianapolis
Reception for Band by Indianapolis Police and Firemen
Arrangements completed to receive the New York Police Band for a concert at the Mural Sunday afternoon. Assistant city attorney William T. Bailey said the band arrives Sunday at 11:20 a.m. and will be met by the Indianapolis Police and Firemen's Band. They will be escorted to the Lincoln, the headquarters during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William T. Bailey
Indianapolis
Dry agent held on charges after booze raid shooting
Corydon Indiana March 11 Charles Liebert a dry agent was held today on assault and battery with intent to kill for shooting John Steph a farmer during a raid Steph will recover he resisted arrest when officers raided his farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas Corydon
Ind
Charles Liebert
John Steph
Steph
Money Bequeathed for Local Girl Hazel Pash
Local records note a bequest of 100 dollars held for Hazel Pash of Indianapolis by J. C. Grow assistant superintendent of mails in Washington. The funds come from the grandfather William Pash who died January in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur V. Grow
J. Nor
Washington, D. C
Hazel Pash
Indianapolis
Northwestern Ave
William Pash
Washington
Sherwood to Take Oath as State Public Instruction Head
Henry N. Sherwood, state superintendent of public instruction, will take his oath Monday morning marking the start of his regular term. He currently serves the remainder of Benjamin J. Burris’s term after Burris resigned to lead the Muncie Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Sherwood
Sherwood
Benjamin J. Burris
Muncie Normal School
Detectives Meet Governor Over Steele Bill Jurisdiction
Rail road detectives visited Governor Jackson to determine his stance on the Steele bill now before him. The proposed law would grant railroad detectives concurrent jurisdiction with police while clarifying that railroad police may not apprehend felons under the later statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Steele
Storm Strikes Indiana with Broad Damage But Low Casualties
Indiana endured a heavy rain hail and wind storm sweeping from the Great Lakes to the Ohio River. Indianapolis reported little damage and no injuries while lightning caused a plumbing shop fire and an interurban strike. Tornadoes and hail caused property losses estimated at tens of thousands of dollars in multiple towns including Rochester Lake Manitou Long Beach St Marys of the Woods Kosciusko County areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
M. E. Troskey
Central Ave
Union Traction
College Ave
Great Lakes
Ohio River
J. H. Armington
Weather Bureau
Rochester
Lake Manitou
Long Beach Amusement Park
St. Mary-of-the-Woods Academy
Terre Haute
Claypool
Silver Lake
Kosciusko County
City Judge Fines Johnson and McKay in Larceny and Assault Cases
Judge Wilmeth fines Herbert Johnson for petit larceny and assault battery and sentences him to forty days in jail on each charge. Charles McKay receives a fifteen day sentence and one dollar fine for petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Herbert Johnson
Sixteenth St
Charles McKay
E. Court St
Births and Names Listed in Local Notice
A fragmented birth and names notice lists numerous individuals with partial addresses and affiliations. The readable items include Velda iatan Helen Clayton Alma Crisler Merle Collings George Goldie Coble Erma DeWitt Virginia Peats Raymond Linda Highball Norman Alderson Robert Casebeer Thelma Montgomery Ruth Donahue Gertrude Meyer Samuels Louise Painter Enos Pray Dorothy Gehres Frances Sliger Caroline Guaveane and Selma Ch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velda Iatana
Helen Clayton
Alma Crisler
Alerooverett
Merle Collings
New George
Goldie Coble
Morrisee
Erma DeWitt
Rail Blakestee
Gory Ival
Virginia Peats
New Itaymond
Linda Highball
W. Twelfth Norman
Margaret Alderson
W. Jackson
Robert
Lorena Casebeer
Ae Samuels
I Ond
Gertrude Meyer
Ruth Donahue
Thelma Montgomery
E. Acatia
N. War
Anna Brisco
Higodore We
Gpaan
St. Vinnator
Frances Sliger
St. Vincent
Obituary notices and hospitalizations mixed in listing
A fragmented OCR list shows names and ages with causes and locations including influenza pneumonia and chronic nephritis. Entries mention J Baron 89 at 610 EB Washing Moe Mas Golline 20 in city hospital and Melvit Albert Graham 1 day at Methodist hospital. Other names include Claudia Young 47 and Eliza Evans 2134 No Arsenal with various illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Baron
City Hospital
Ee Brock
N. King
Car- Criscilla Young
Delaware
Ennie Adams Feaser
N. Pennivania
Melvit Albert Graham
Congress
Eliza Evans
Oban
Hichardson
Building Permits and Dwellings Listed with Several Addresses
A garaged and dwelling permit list shows Edward Gutfielsch at 830 N Oak and Horton at 2046 Cornell, plus Albker 1306-08 EB Fourteenth and additional entries for Cox Speedway Sharen, Lot Development, and Burrus Realty. The notes include furnaces, additions, porches, and garages for properties on N Rural, 171 N Rural, 2110 N Alabama, 1500-1600 blocks, and others with amounts ranging from hundreds to tens of thousands dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gutfielsch
Horton
Cornell
Orman Albker
Albker
E. Wo ‘S Cox
Speedway and
Sharen
Addson
Lot Development Company
Furnaces
Oral
Alabama
Pleasant Run
Burrus Realty . Com
Feel v . Furnace
Cartmell-Bunari-Moore
Pomeroy
Penn Labour Ee iv
Ohio
Vore
Oliver
Niet
Pruitt
N. Colocher
W. Thirty. Rah
Ann
W. Tewart
New Nomination, Coolidge Plan Faces Rejection
In a heated Senate session, a rapid entrance by Dawes was followed by a pivotal switch. Senator Overman, urged by Senator Walsh, voted to change, blocking reconsideration as the nomination failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman
North Carolina
Walsh
Montana
Warren
Dawes
GOP Democrats Vote Split Over Warren Nomination
In a historic roll call in Washington on March 11, ten Republicans and one Farmer-Labor voter joined Democrats to defeat Warren's nomination. The tally shows 39 yeas with 16 defections among Republicans and one Democrat aligned with the Administration. Prominent names listed include Republicans like Bingham and Smoot and Democrats like Ashurst and Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmer-Laborite
Warren
Yeas
Bingham
Butler
Cameron
Capper
Cummins
Curtis
Dale
Denson
Dupont
Ernst
Fernald
Fess
Gillett
Goff
Gooding
Hale
Har Kinley
McLean
McNary
Means
Metcalff
Moses
Oddie
Pepper
Pine
Sack
Sheppard
Simmons
Swanson
Trammell
Tyson
Walsh
Wheeler
Democrats
Brookhart
Borah
Johnson
Bandits Wound Anglo Americans Near Epirus Mission
Bandits fired on an automobile carrying five Anglo-American tourists near Epirus wounding one man. Fifteen shots were fired as the bandits aimed to seize the travelers for ransom. all Anglo-Americans escaped. A separate report says one American archeologist student named Logan was wounded near Artia by Greek bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Athens
Epirus
Londonn
Logan
Artia
Two Hold-Ups Reported In City But Cash Not Recovered
Night cashier L Hoffendacker at the Harry Nagel restaurant on Illinois Street testified a young man hungry entered, forced the register open, and fled with $15. Nearby, James Morton claimed two men attacked him near Miner and Blake, taking $48 a watch and a lodge charm worth 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hoffendacker
Harry Nagel
Illinois St
James Morton
Minerva St
Blake St
Indiana Ave
Thomas
Morton
President Coolidge Nominates Everhardt for Nicaragua Post
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Charles C. Everhardt of Kansas as minister to Nicaragua. The appointment follows diplomatic postings and signals U S interest in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B .Wessington
Coolidge
Senate
Charles C. Everhardt
Kansas
Nicaragua
Bankers Trust Company Annual Get Together Dinner
The annual Bankers Trust Company dinner drew the bank staff to an informal gathering. Attendees from various departments shared a meal and casual conversations in a celebratory year-end event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers Trust Company
Henry Van Dyke Sees Three Ls For Life Looking Listening Learning
In New Bedford March 11 veteran author and clergyman Henry Van Dyke, age 73, predicts the world will not go to the dogs. He urges looking listening and learning as keys to happiness and notes city life distracts from nature. He cites outdoorsmen in the west and defends prayer as essential to religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Henry van Dyke
Australia
New Zealand
van Dyke
Netherlands
Royal Society of Literatures, Letters and Arts
Alleged Thief Held After Four Year Capias Served
William Taylor 46 was arrested near his 1803 Collegive address after a grand jury capias four years old. Detectives say he ran an auto theft gang and fled city before officers closed in. Patrolmen Martin and Schula detained him near his home early Tuesday. He admitted identity as Taylor. a companion, Clayton Taylor 20, was charged with vagrancy and claimed as his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
City
Martin and Schula
Taylor
Roberts
Clayton Taylor
Campaign Plans Ready for 5 Million Endowment Drive
National executive committee of the American Legion endowment campaign met at Legion headquarters to finalize plans for a $5,000,000 drive. The campaign targets 33 states with subscrip tion and ten monthly pledge payments. Indiana quota set at $150,000 by Commander James A. Drain. Local drive to begin in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endowment
Campaign of the
American Legion
Legion
Indiana
James A. Drain
Radio Fans Invited to Broadcast Listeners Meeting
The Broadcast Listeners Association will meet tonight at the Severin. Tubes and apparatus will be tested for rate and efficiency. Several speeches are planned and every radio fan is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadcast Listeners Association
Severin At
Possible sale of Doheny Mexican oil holdings to New York syndicate
Report suggests E L Doheny may sell his extensive Mexican oil holdings to a syndicate led by the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and Blair and Company of New York. The move could be a major shift for Doheny interests and Mexican oil politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doheny
Put York
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Blair and Company
New York
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