St Patrick Day Parade Prep in City with 5000 Expected
Five thousand members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians are expected to march in the St Patrick Day parade led by Inspector Michael J. Glenn. The event ends at Tomlinson Hall for a 3 p.m. mass meeting with Mayor Shank, Rev John F McShane, and Edward J Lennon as speakers. An entertainment and 8 p.m. dance are planned with a large reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Michael J. Glenn
Tom
Linson Hall
Shank
John F. McShane
Edward J. Lennon
Peter C. Reilly
Edward J. Sexton
Inspector Glenn
James E. Deery
HB. J. McGovern
Martin J. Dugan
D. P. Sullivan
P. H. Hannon
W. BE. Feeney
J. P. O'Mahony
Nicholas Carroll
J. H. Deery
J. Fisher
M. J. McGinney
William H. Foley
Hawkins Gets Delay In Appeal Over Stock Scheme Conspiracy
Federal efforts to move Morton S. Hawkins to Indianapolis for trial on a $5,000,000 stock selling conspiracy were delayed as Hawkins received ten extra days to file a transcript in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals at Cincinnati. He appealed after habeas corpus proceedings to return him to Indiana from Ohio, where he surrendered after defaulting a $7,500 bond. He asked for more time past March 23 due to printing 800 papers in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton S. Hawkins
Indianapolis
Hawkins
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Stocks Recover And Sell Above Friday's Level
The New York market ended the week with stocks recovering and trading above Friday’s close. Despite a sharp drop in farm product values impacting confidence, broad demand and absorption of new offerings by traders kept the list from extending losses, with a late rally lifting prices above the prior session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local Bank Clearings Reported With Debitable Figures
Local financial notes show clearings totaling 6 057 000 with a focus on ABE and BETH figures. Debite details appear ambiguous but indicate a substantial banking activity and potential monetary movement.
Fragmented New Oregon OCR Summary
Incomplete OCR snippet from March 14 appears to list monetary figures and names with garbled terms. References include amounts like 4.789 and 23.800 with scattered personal names and places, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear events or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O—Poreien
Oliand
Hong Pone Bake
Markets and Buying Prices From Chicago and Local Poultry
A fragmented market brief lists buying prices for poultry and dairy products in Chicago and nearby markets. It notes butter at 40 cents standard, fowls at 28 to 40 cents, and various poultry items with fluctuating rates, along with raw milks and regional commodity prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore M Gee
Midwest
Tomnon
Chicago
Americas
Destin
Market Report From Local Commission on Farm Goods
Readable items list assorted produce with prices including grapefruits lemons apples and oranges from Florida Cuba California and Texas. Includes crates bins and bunches with per unit or per crate quotes and notes on home grown items and regional origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
New York
Texas
Paulfornia
Erik
Grains Rally to Higher Close on Board of Trade
Grains rose to a higher close today with wheat aided by short covering and export reports, new crop months gaining on poor weather prospects, and improved east shipping demand. Corn rose on stronger wheat and cash business while oats strengthened and provisions followed the grain rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Seaboard
Chicago Grain Table Reads Amid Mixed Futures
Chicago market table shows grain quotes and receipts for corn oats and wheat with figures for March 4 including prices around 16.4 to 18.9 and daily receipts of 802 000 744 060 against prior figures. The entry lists rye and flax data and notes general market activity at midweek trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cash Grain Prices and Trade Notes From Market Column
Market brief records cash grain bids and car lot notes for wheat and corn. Prices shown include $1.05 to $1.08 and various white and mixed car lots with March delivery, alongside Board of Trade flour and wheat inspections figures from multiple dates.
Tank Wagon Prices In Britain Slide Amid Market Shifts
Prices for tank wagons show movement amid market shifts as buyers recalibrate bids. Trade notes suggest smaller adjustments and renewed interest from several firms, with price ranges reflecting rental and purchase terms across suppliers.
Prices on Coal Decline Amid Market Fluctuation
The report notes coal prices easing with varying quotes. Industry sources indicate buyers see lower costs while producers adjust output strategies amid uncertain demand.
Local Wagon Wheat or Tale Fa SENS ets
Local wagon train tale unsettled as farmers debate wheat choices and sales terms. Community leaders discuss supply routes and market forecasts while vendors lobby for favorable pricing and storage options.
Purdue president cites 4 in 100 with superior intelligence
Dr. B B Billett, president of Purdue University, told the Men's Club of the First Presbyterian church on Friday that about four in every hundred Americans possess superior intelligence. Dr Elliott added that half the population has less than ordinary intelligence and urged colleges to keep students clean and healthy and leave them alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. B. Billett
Purdue University
First Presbyterian Church
Elliott
Thiel Sentenced in Indianapolis Liquor Conspiracy Case
Echoes of an alleged liquor conspiracy at the Grotto convention in Indianapolis last June surfaced in Federal Court today as Theodore F. Thiel of Chicago was sentenced to sixty days in jail by Judge Robert C. Baltzell. Thiel supplied liquor to convention visitors. He had already served ninety days here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Theodore F. Thiel
Chicago
Robert C. Baltzell
Thiel
Banker Jasper McCormick Sentenced in Vincennes Embezzlement Case
Jasper McCormick a Vincennes banker was sentenced to two to fourteen years for embezzling nearly $100 000 from the North Side State Bank Knox Building and Loan Association and the Wabash Investment Company of Vincennes. The institutions are liquidating with heavy losses to stockholders and depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Ind
Jasper McCormick
Vincennes
North Side State Bank
Knox Building and Loan Association
Wabash Investment Company
Dinner at New Home County Officials Visit
Officials toured the Colored Orphans' Home at Twenty-Fifth Street and Keystone Avenue today and dined there. A formal dedication is planned for Sunday.
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New Colored Orphans’ Home
Twenty-Fifth St
Keystone,Ave
Market closes steady with hogs and cattle uneven
Hog prices mainly $14 to $14.25 with light hogs at $14.25 and tops at $14.25. Hogs overall 15 to 25 cents higher on light grades, 15 cents on medium and heavy stock. Cattle mostly slower with top strictly prime at $11, heavy cattle around $10, cows $6 to $8, calves $7.50 to $14.50, lambs $16.50 to $17, sheep up to $38.50. Market activity light late morning at Indianapolis stockyards.
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Indianapolis
Live Stock Market Report March 1 Prices Steady
The market shows uneven but steady trends for cattle and hogs, with cows and cutters at 25 cents up and veal scarce. Lambs bulk priced around $17 to $18 per hundredweight, with fresh shorn and ewes feeding noted. buyers seek quality stock as week closes with modest demand and varied figures across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Eg Zeerlings
Stokes
Louis
Sullivan fund grows as Red Cross aid reaches Sullivan mine disaster
The Sullivan fund raised by Indiana residents for relief to the Sullivan mine disaster has reached 12 642 06 dollars, reported by William Fortune, Red Cross president. Sullivan says the Red Cross has received 58 967 47 dollars in aid so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Indianapolis
American Red Cross
Sullivan
William Fortune
Favorites win regional games in Indiana State tourney action
Regional action at Anderson and other sites narrows field to two for the Indiana state finals in Indianapolis. Lapel shocks Anderson while Shortridge and Greenfield await potential matchups as Newcastle defeats Dunkirk. Morton High defeats Aurora 37 to 26 in the Richmond regional opener.
Carmel Defeats Stony Creek To Reach State Berth
Carmel won 26 to 22 at Anderson to clear the first hurdle toward the state finals in Indianapolis. Stony Creek led early, but Carmel tied at 10 10 and pulled away in the second half led by Wade with five field goals. Medler and Oren starred for Stoney as Carmel used late stalling to seal the win.
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Newcastle
Dunkirk
Nelswander
Ennings
Starbucker
Anderson
Ind
Carmel
Indianapolis
Stony Creek
Stony
Orew
Wade
Hamilton County
Medler
Oren
Sooty Baskaa Reahs
Local West Point match marks Lafayette sectional winner
Times Special reports from Frankfort Indiana on March 14 describing the initial West Point regional bout and the Lafayette sectional winner A Weaver in a contested encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Frankfort
Ind
West Point
Lafayette
A. Weaver
Marion High School Giants Defeat Delphi in Kokomo Regional Opener
In Kokomo Indiana Marion High School defeated Delphi 45 to 23 as its height advantage paid off in the opening game of the Kokomo regional meets. The game was slow and erratic though Marion led 12 to 11 at halftime with Kiger Fletcher and the others starring for the losers. Boykin Murphy and Daniels stood out for Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Marion High School
Giants
Delphi
Marion
Boykin, Murphy
Daniels
Multiple School Meetings Set This Week Across District
School 10 holds a Friday night meeting with Merle Sidener and a playlet Three Pills in a Box presented by pupils. Mrs. L. P. Highley presides. School 81 meets Wednesday with Mrs. Lenora Coffin speaking on Music Appreciation. Mothers of grades 4A 5B A 6B run a food sale. BE A. Graff to address School 78 patrons Wednesday at 8 p m with a music program. School 50 meets Wednesday as Miss Ruth Boyer speaks on Part Time Education. Miss Marjorie Six from Marion County Dairy and Food Council talks Health and Food. Manual Training High School male quartet directs the musical program. Miss Myrtle Green presides. School 78 holds a short musical and literary program Wednesday afternoon. all members urged to attend. Mrs Myra Reynolds Richards sculptor speaks to School 565 association Wednesday afternoon. Mrs W B Davidson offers vocal numbers. Misses Agnes and Nesy Florence perform piano and violin. School 8 8 holds regular meeting Wednesday at 3 16 p m with Miss Rousseau McClellan speaking and pupils' musical numbers. Mrs J A Freppan presides.
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Merle Sidener
L. P. Highley
Lenora Coffin
Ruth Boyer
Technical High School
Marjorie Six
Marion County Dairy and Food Council
Manual Training High School
Myrtle Green
Myra Reynolds Richards
Association of School
W. B. Davidson
Agnes and
Nesy Florence
Rousseau McClellan
J. A. Freppan
Fairview Men's Club elects officers at church meeting
Edward W. Clark was named president of the Fairview Men's Club formed Friday night at the Fairview Presbyterian Church on Forty-Sixth Street and Capitol Avenue. B. H. Kemper McComb won the vice presidency Briant Sando was secretary and Fred Davis treasurer. Former Governor James J. Goodrich spoke on experiences in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Clark
Fairview
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Forty-Sixth St
Capitol Ave
B. H. Kemper McComb
Briant Sando
Fred Davis
James J. Goodich
Russia
Red Hawks Meet Lutheran Redeemers in YMCA Invitational Final
In tonight’s YMCA invitational final the Red Hawks face the Lutheran Redeemers after the Hoosier and Real Silk Girls’ preliminary game. Ages the Girls, 283 ie Santi Heirs are listed in the submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hawks
Lutheran Redeemers
Hoosier
Real Silk
Julce
Ie Santi Heirs
Hearing set on road remonstrance petitions in Vigo County
State tax commissioner Philip Zoercher will preside at a hearing on remonstrances against five Harrison Township roads in Vigo County to be held March 21 in Terre Haute. He will also hear the petition for the J O Bricks County unit road in Terre Haute on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Zoercher
Harrison Township
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Ercher
J. O. Bricks
American minister reports Logan serious after Arta bandit attack
John Logan of Gainesville Georgia remains in serious condition following a bandit attack in Arta early this week. He was attending the American ecological school in Athens when wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas Athens
Ministery of Foreign Affairs
John Logan
Gainesville
Arta
Annual Dinner Postponed to Monday at Noon
The annual dinner is scheduled for Monday with noon as the latest start time. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early for seating and registration.
Flood dangers eased by cold spell and heavy rains
Total precipitation reached 1.44 inches locally with Fort Wayne reporting 2.68 inches. Statewide rainfall averaged one to two inches. Armington saw no repeat of the 1918 flood. Reports noted river levels near White River in Indianapolis and multiple minor injuries from traffic accidents during the storm.
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Ington
Ft. Wayne
Armington
F. L. Buchanan
Liberty Beach Hotel
Indianapolis
White River
State Highway Commission
Brookville Road
Storm sweeps eastward into Chicago area
A winter storm moves from the Rockies toward the northeast bringing gales and subzero temperatures. The Chicago forecast region is largely affected with readings down to 20 below zero in parts of Canada and freezing weather extending to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Piece
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Texas
County officials push Julietta hospital plan to move patients
County commissioners say Marion County can abandon its insane asylums regardless of Governor Jackson sign. If the Julietta bill does not pass, they plan to transfer about 800 patients to the State and repurpose Julietta as a poor farm.
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Julietta
Jackson
Central Hospital For
Marion County
John Kitley
Three Fugitives Held on Embezzlement Charges
Three men A. M. Gerber Meyer Hillenberg and Jack Sapiro were arrested in Chicago for embezzlement tied to a $250000 theft of clothing from a box car at Otis Indiana January 30 They face charges in Federal District Court at Indianapolis Bond set at 2500 pending removal warrant hearing.
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Bu United Press
Chicago
Federal District Court
Indianapolis
A. M. Gerber
Meyer Hillenberg
Clothiers
Jack Sapiro
Otis
Ind
Local boy injured after street collision
Five year old Jean Kesterson of 1824 Ingram Street ran into a car driven by F C Lang at his home area. He was recovering from slight injuries. Separate crash on Capitol Avenue near McCarty Street left Robert Corn injured when his vehicle collided with Carl Hatton's auto.
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Wayne Kidd
Frankfort
Ind
Eagle Creek
Raymond St
Kidd
Johnson
New York
Illinois Sts
Lennie Webb
Altenberg Hotel
Meridian St
Edgar Miller
Capitol Ave
Delaware St
Bowman
Illinois S T
Eunice Parker
Alvord St
Charles A. Mann
Park Ave
Bellefontaine St
Nineteenth St
City Hospital
Mann
Edward Harms
N. Capitol Ave
Sam Cline
Meridian
Washington
Harms
Cline
Delaware and
Vermont Sts
Forrest
Swank
W. Ray St
Vermont St
Robert Henneasey
North Bound
Merchants Electric Light
Jean Kesterson
Ingram St
F. C. Lang
Bradley St
Carl Hatton
English Ave
Robert Corn
Tremont Ave
McCarty
Corn
Women Plan Dance for Gatling Gun Club Members
The Gatling Gun Club will host a public dance at 707 N Illinois St on Tuesday evening announced by president Carson B Harris. Shriners and friends are specially invited to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Gatling Gun Club
Gun Club
Illinois St
Carson B. Harris
Shriners
Practical Son mural by Professor Rigucci to be shown
The second mural by Professor Marco A. Rigucci titled The Practical Son will be exhibited Sunday at 8 p m in the Holy Rosary church at 516 Stevens Street. Rev Priori will explain the painting with a program by the Holy Rosary Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco A. Rigucci
New Holy Rosary
Stevens St
Priori
Holy Rosary Choir
Marriage Licenses Granted in City Records
The text lists marriage license actions with names and dates, noting spouses and issuing authority. It reflects routine city records of unions for the period.
Births Report Peak at City Hospital Records
Birth announcements list newborn girls and boys with names and addresses across city hospitals. Entries include Clara Preston Edith Adrian Helen Davis Pauline Merrell Josephine, and locals like Grace Woodstock and Gladys at St Vincent's Port Birchw and city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Preston
E. Lev
Kenneth
Grace Woodstock
St. Wim
Deaths list from city hospital and local addresses
A garbled death notice lists several individuals aged 16 to 67 with last names including Ulrey, Pherwon, Conklin, Serre, Finchim, and McCarty. Locations reference city hospital addresses such as Daly Daly Tecumseh Park Blake and 614 Daly, 964 Tecumseh, and 419 Blake. The fragmentary text provides no clear dates or causes.
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Hte
Katherine Ulrey
Ofty
Pioha Me Ph Pherwon
City Hospital
Éneirae
Long Hopital
Conklin
Daly
Sadlra Seanta
Serre
Tecumseh
Ana Finchim
Blake
Lobar
Park
McCarty
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Purdue
T. F. Thiel
Ivan So
Sullivan Fund
Shortridge
Greenfield
Lapel
Muncie
Richmond
Aurora
United Prep
Morton High School
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West Point Downs
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Kiger
Fletcher
BE. A. Graff
Edward W
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Kitley
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