Ethel Barrymore Reported Better In Kansas City
Ethel Barrymore is said to be somewhat better at 9 a.m. Her manager William Frank reports doctors ordered a month's rest and all engagements are canceled. She will be moved to New York when doctors deem it safe. She has arthritis and was ill since Sunday, missing her planned appearance in The Second Mrs Tanqueray.
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Kansas City
Ethel Barrymore
William Frank
Frank
Miss Barrymore
New York
Market Rally Lifts Stocks on Hoover Optimism
New York March 12 The market rallied in late trading continuing today with Secretary Hoover signaling favorable business conditions. General Electric rose sharply by three points and Rock Island led gains as rails hit a new high at 52.5 following the Cotton Belt acquisition.
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United Press
New York
Hoover
General Electrics
Rock Island
Fresh Markets and Prices Across Indiana and New York
Market report lists jobbers paying for poultry and eggs in Indiana and New York. Items include leghorns and stock, butter variations, potatoes from Michigan and Ohio, and dairy products with quoted prices. Multiple regions referenced with district notes and price ranges for fowls ducks turkeys and meats.
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Cleveland
Michigan
York
Ohio
Idaho
Golorado
Florida
Dalm
Market Fruit Prices and Produce Listings
Fragmented OCR listing of assorted fruit and vegetable prices by item and supplier. Entries mention Jonathan apples, bananas, oranges, coconuts, cucumbers, kale, lettuce, celery, and potatoes with varied prices and origins across regions like California Florida New York Ohio Michigan and New Jersey.
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California
Florida
Retail Fish Prices Show Boston Variety Listings
Retail fish prices list haddock fillets at 85 40c and dressed haddock at 72 40c. Salmon and other varieties appear with 40c per unit. Crusts and river catches are noted with small prices though the text is partially garbled.
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Boston
Shippers Foresee Wide West North East Weather Range
Forecasts show west north and east regions experiencing 90 to 35 degrees, while south remains 32 to 38. Analysts note uneven temperature spread across zones with notable cool and warm pockets.
Wise backs Wilmeth for Indianapolis mayor nomination
City Councilman Walter W. Wise announced he will not run for mayor and endorses Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth. Wise cited time demands and Wilmeth as the outstanding candidate to rid Indianapolis of factional politics.
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Delbert O. Wilmeth
Walter W. Wise
Wilmeth
Wise
Delbert O Wilmeth
Indianapolis
Year’s Review Planned by Local Chamber Convention Bureau
The Chamber of Commerce convention bureau will review 1924 activities at the first annual meeting Monday night at the Severin. About 200 guests are invited. Charles F. Hatfield of St Louis will discuss bureau functions and advantages. Speakers include Elmer Stout of Fletcher Bank Fred Hoke a manufacturer J Martin Antrim of the Board of Trade and Henry L Duhimer head of the local chamber in 1924.
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Chamber of Commerce
Severin
Dick Miller
City Trust’ Company
Charles F. Hatfield
St. Louis (Mo
Elmer Stout
Fletcher American National Bank
Fred Hoke
J. Martin Antrim
Board of Trade
Henry L. Duhimer
Chamber
Pupils Teeth Are Bad In Merion County Survey
Health nurses report bad teeth among 6000 pupils with Dr Mary Westfall to release a dental survey. The Feb 110 survey date was given to her. County commissioners’ report notes 41 children with defective vision 130 with enlarged tonsils and one sent home with the itch.
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Merion County
Ruth Armentrout
Mary Westfall
Dental Society
Armentrout
Boy of 19 Chosen Village Ruler in New Buffalo
Lorenzo P. Bilsemer, age 19, elected village president of New Buffalo Michigan for four years after serving two months as president pro tem following the former president's resignation. The article notes the unusual youthful leadership in the village near LaPorte Indiana.
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Times Special
LA Porth
Ind
New Buffalo
Mich
Here
Lorenzo P. Bilesmer
Wheat and Corn Markets Higher Bulletin
Grains closed varied with wheat and corn showing gains early as buyers responded to Liverpool's rebound. Foreign selling dampened the new crop, while cash strength supported corn and oats, and provisions advanced with grains and hogs.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Market Quotes Incomplete With Wheat Corn And Oats Noted
The clipping shows faded rows of futures figures for Wheat Corn and Oats with May and July contracts and unusual percent changes. It ends with no sales reported and scattered prices such as 1.825 for May wheat and 1.29 for May corn, suggesting a market brief with missing data.
Coal Price Ledger From Indiana Market
Prices show lump coal at 9 dollars per ton and 37 dollars per short ton in Indiana markets. An Indian egg and Sos0as listings indicate a mix of commodity rates reflecting regional pricing during the period.
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Indiana
Local Wagon Wheat gubsitor No Fred Sneat
Fragmentary OCR mentions a local wagon wheat topic with a named individual Fred Sneat and unclear context. The readable text provides no clear event date or location, and the rest is garbled with stray words.
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Fred Sneat
Olker Ralas Gly
Building Supplies and Lumber Prices Snapshot
A fragmented list shows cement and cloth items with unit prices such as 85c per bag and 75c for a sack, plaster and stone products priced around 80 sacks at 78c, boards including 1x4 1x6 and 1x12 common at 40 to 75 dollars, and various sizes of 6 to 10 inch materials priced per unit or per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Aces
P. Clear
TINNERS rit Ayre in-IC 20x28 bright box listing
Fragmented OCR item showing prices for 20x28 bright glass or material boxes with various numbers and partial descriptions. Ambiguous text references quantities and costs, including mentions of 24.00 and 27.00 and a 500.0 box, interspersed with stray letters and errors.
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Tinners
Linseed Oil and Turpentine Dealers Cut Prices
Linseed oil and turpentine dealers are reducing posted prices on linseed products with new figures cited as $1.20 a font and a $129 bolt, indicating a shift in market rates for raw materials and related packaging.
Road Bid Rejected for Lyndhurst Drive Concreting
County commissioners rejected the sole bid of 54994 to pave 1679 miles of Lyndhurst Drive from National Road south to Harding Road west of the city. The bid was deemed too high for the project scope and budget.
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Lyndhurst Dr
National Rd
Harding Rd
Dance Theft Charged In Grand Larceny Case
Miss Bessie Marie Hiatt, 24, of 622 Sixteenth Street, is charged with grand larceny. Detectives Reynolds and Samuels say she stole a coat from Miss Marie Bee during a dance event, according to police.
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Bessie Marie Hiatt
Sixteenth St
Reynolds and
Samuels
Marie Bee
Cattle Calves and Sheep Hold Steady to Higher at Stock Yards
The stock yards report shows hogs advancing up to 14.15 with overall strong demand for cattle and calves. Cattle top quoted around 11.00 for choice steers with heavy and butcher categories steady. calves up to 15.00 for choice veals. sheep steady with top lambs at 15.00 to 16.00 and sheep to 8.50 as prices firm overall.
Cattle Market Notes and Odd Lot Prices Across Markets
Market reports show cattle and calves at varied prices with stockers and feeders steady. Beef prices ranged with higher demand in some markets, while calves and stockers moved around $8.40 to $14. Offers included packers and butchers with mixed quality and payment levels. Market activity noted in several regions with fluctuating but generally stronger bids.
Chamber committee urged to review trustees office
Albert F P Walsman trustee Center township asked today for a committee to review trustees office activities and to recommend more efficient handling of public business at a Chamber of Commerce civic affairs committee meeting. William Fortune presided as chairman.
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Albert FP. Walsman
Center Township
Chamber of Commerce Civic Affairs Committee
William Fortune
Germany Plans Debt Pay With Prohibition Grapes
Berlin March 12 Germany's national committee for prohibition says a ban on alcohol could cover the war debt and leave millions of gold marks to subsidize a grape juice industry. The survey shows Germans drink just under two quarts of alcohol per person weekly.
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Times
Berlin
Germany
Belleview man sentenced for car theft to Dayton
Oliver Harrod, 48, Belleview and Speedway Drs., was sentenced by Criminal Judge James A. Collins to one to fourteen years in Indiana State Prison after being found guilty of stealing a Hudson coach auto and driving it to Dayton, Ohio on January 15. His son Lawrence, 19, was discharged.
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Oliver Harrod
Belleview and Speedway Drs
Indiana
James A. Collins
Dayton
Ohio
Lawrence
Collins
Thundering Hoofs Spook Roof Crowd At Theater
Four boys ran and leaped on the North Star theater roof at Twenty Fifth Street and Central Avenue causing a near panic. Owners held two youths, then police arrived and later reassured by parents that it would not happen again.
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North Star Movie Theater
Twenty-Fifth St
Central Ave
A. C. Zaring
Lovell Driscol
Robert Glaze
New Jersey St
Harold Haas
Gus Potts
Washington Blvd
Printing bill cut for 1925 Legislature highlighted
The 1925 Legislature spent 15,721.72 on printing versus 18,006.31 in 1923. Senate expenses totaled 38,237.88 for 1925, down from 40,658.03 in 1923. House costs are being compiled by deputy auditor L. C. Johnson.
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Tom Carter
State Printing Board
Senate
L. C. Johnson
Woman Hurt In Crash At Central And Twenty First
Mrs W Seaton of 2623 N Illinois St was injured when her car collided with another at Twenty First St and Central Ave Henry Steven 26 of 646 N Pine St faced charges of speeding driving on the left side and assault battery The injured woman suffered cuts to head and neck.
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W. Seaton
N. Ilinois St
al Hoffmeyer
R. R. C. Box
Twenty- First St
Central Ave
Henry Steven
N. Pine St
Ton
Rates for Rural Electricity Slashed From Sixteen to Six
Merchants Heat and Light officials met with public service commission members to discuss unifying rural Indianapolis area electricity schedules. A later meeting will include Indianapolis Light and Heat Company. The panel was told sixteen schedules exist now and a reduction to six was urged.
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Merchants Heat and Light Company
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Cincinnati furniture dealer returned to insane asylum
Seymour Indiana March 12. George Stille a Cincinnati furniture dealer who escaped the local asylum a year ago was captured today and sent back to the institution. He had been working as a farm hand in the area for several months and was located by federal agents via letters mailed to friends.
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Seymour
Ind
George Stille
Cincinnati
Stille
Marriage Licenses Recorded for Paul Det and Ruth McKay
A marriage license notice lists Paul W. Det farmer and Ruth E. Y. McKay, entry dated 2020, with details partially garbled but indicating a formal union. No additional names or locations clearly readable.
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Paul W. Det Farmer
Ruth EY Mckay
PT Lor
Births Grant to Eatins and Graham Families
Birth notices list Curtis and Mae Graham of the Methodist Hospital and Muriel Hackley. Nathane and ieee Brown of Boon College. seaward and Lydia Woliver of Long Hospital. Mildred Brewer of Long Hospital. Witlam and Frances Patterson at 2531 East EisBn area.
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Curtis
Mae Graham
Methodist
Hosmera
Muriel Hackley
Methodist Athan
Ieee Brown
Boon College
Seaward
Lydia Woliver
Mildred Brewer
Witlam
Frances Patterson
Eis BN Oa
Death notices from Berea and Good hospitals
Fragmentary death notices list multiple individuals with ages and hospitals, including Beania Berea patient aged 76 from Indiana with heart condition, Hsha Good aged 71 at Long Hospital, and Carel F. Ousley aged 4 months. Other names mention Clark Blakes with pneumonia and 1653 8 Ti as unreadable text.
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Beanie Berea
Mos
City Hospital
pBreiya
Vfeoush
Biva
Indiana
Hsha Good
Long Hospital
Carel
Police Arouse Collins Wrath Over Subpoena Nonappearance
Criminal Judge James A. Collins criticized police for failing to appear as witnesses after a shake up. He drafted a letter to Chief Herman F. Rikhoff threatening contempt of court for future no-shows. An officer suggested subpoenas may not reach officers moved to new departments, prompting the judge to urge roll call enforcement.
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James A. Collins
Herman F. Rikhoff
Wiles
Collins
Drunk Driver Arrested After City Crashes
Jacob Werner, 25, of 224 Indiana Ave., jailed on charges of failure to stop after an accident and drunken driving after his car hit Leb Porter’s at New York St. and Senate Ave. A double crash at Liberty and Michigan Sts left Robert Cloe injured. Kocher faced assault charges.
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Jacob Werner
Indiana Ave
Leb Porter
Southeastern Ave
New York St. Senate Ave
Porter
Werner
Guy King
Roosevelt Hotel
Joe Marks
Liberty and
Michigan Sts
Robert
Cloe
Air tests to be made by War Department
Washington March 12. Intensive anti aircraft tests will be carried out over the next year under differing conditions to resolve disputes raised by Brigadier General Mitchell and the House Aircraft Committee. Fortress Monroe tests were not officially confirmed but officials doubt the adequacy of guns personnel and munitions used previously to hit air targets.
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Bu United
Washington
Mitchell
House
War Department
Fortress Monroe
Government files income tax suit against Toledo couple
Federal Court here today records a $60,687 income tax action against T. W. Warner and his wife of Toledo Ohio. The government seeks the amount claimed in taxes due with interest and penalties.
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Toledo
Ohio
T. W. Warner
Toledo, Ohio
Nippon Life Awards Million Yen for Health Welfare Work
The Nippon Life Insurance Company of Osaka allocates one million yen to health teaching and welfare programs. Initiatives include health literature dissemination and efforts against tuberculosis and children's diseases, directed by Dr Ogawa. The plan mirrors Metropolitan Life methods but targets the general public.
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Nippon Life Assurance Company
Osaka
Japan
Lee K. Krankel
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Kenzo Noma
Nippon Company
Ogawa
Nippon Seimei Saiseikai
Butter and Egg Market Reports From WGN Broadcasts
Last minute reports on the butter and egg market are broadcast to farmers and dealers from station WGN at 11:05 each morning. The bulletins are furnished by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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WGN
The
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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