Judgment suit seeks 50090 on auto body contract
Millspaugh Irish Co of Indianapolis sues Federal Surety Co of Davenport for 50090 in Federal Court claiming Bartley Motor Car Co Kalamazoo contracted to buy 250 automobile bodies and the surety backed the deal. Bartley later transferred assets to Roamer Motor Car Co and the contract was allegedly violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millspaugh & Irish Co
Indianapolis
Federal Surety Company
Davenport
Iowa
Bartley Motor Car Company
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bartley Company
Roamer Motor Car Company
Market Surges as Stocks Open Higher on Good Demand
New York trading opened with constructive tone and strong demand across the market. Oil shares gained on gasoline price rise, rails held gains on favorable April earnings, and Tidewater Oil topped petroleum movers with a 142 percent move amid profit growth and planned dividend adjustments.
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BH United
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Rails
Reading
Tidewater Oil
Petroleum
Wheat varieties to be chosen for Indiana soil
Indiana Millers Association plans a Bemis Bay Company meeting Thursday night to recommend best wheat varieties for Indiana soil. Speakers include L. F. Brown Chicago secretary of the American Feed Manufacturers Association and Charles M. Yager Chicago editor of Modern Miller, with other executives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Millers’ Association
Bemis Bay Company
L. F. Brown
Chicago
American Feed Manufacturers’ Association
Charles M. Yager
Modern Miller
J. C. Adderly
Integrity Insurance Company
Sydney Anderson
Washington
Millers’ National Federation
Charles B. Jenkins
Noblesville
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Ashbeie Kersey and Lula Smith, Cerzilizan and perma ietoria, Odessa Wade and Richard J. Cox, Edith L. McLain and Ralph H. Baker, Beatrice M. Warthen and Joseph N. Kemerer, Romaine Roberts and Walter L. Forman, Nora A. Carpenter and Albert Hopper, with ages and addresses for each party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbeie Kersey
Cornell
Porter
Lula Smith
West
Charles Brock
N. Blackford
N. Lackford
Capitol
Odessa Wade
Richard M. J. Cox
Alabama
Edith L. McLain
Hume, Til
Nora A. Carpenter
W. Thirtyourth
Births Reported Across Multiple Homes and Hospitals
A string of birth notices lists numerous families and locations including Methodist Hospital, city hospital, and various street addresses. Names include Miller, Morarity, Ostermeier, Allice, Knowles, Roberson, Kallenback, Towsley, Maines, Robbins, Janitz, Mmuessingate, Clift, Taylor, Cross, Pfeiffer, Wilson, Weathers, McRas, Brownay, Hadley, Calkins, Hiatt, and others with associated street numbers and neighborhoods.
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Pre A
Hesper Miller
Sugar Ve. Daniel
Mabel Morarity
Wheeler
Alvin and
Marie Ostermeier
Methodist Hospital
Joe and
Fay Allice
Methodist
Paul and
Burnette Knowles
Roy and
Rosa Roberson
Illinois
Samuel and
Frieda Kallenback
E. Thirteenth
Mary Towsley
Park
Flossie Maines
N. Alan
Jarl
Pearl Robbins
Piersonce
Grace Janitz
Troy
Charlies
Alice
Mmuessingate
Sherman
Helen Clift
Hos- Myron
Julia Taylor
Oliver
Lucille Cross
Fletcher Juno
Irma Pfeiffer
E. Michiligan
George
Helen Wilson
N. Calfornia
Forest
Zella Weathers
James and Mary McRas
City Hospital
Arthur and Ruth Brownay Hospital
Arthur
Pearl Allen
Harris
Everet
Georgia Hadley
Fragmentary list of patients and medical conditions in a hospital notice
The page reads a jumble of patient names and ages with listed health issues. Entries mention tuberculosis, pneumonia, diabetes, heart disease, arteriosclerosis, and premature birth among various at nearby hospitals and street addresses, reflecting a chaotic medical notice or roster.
Local Building Permits Reported Across City Addresses
A stream of permits lists Arvine Mozingo adding to 5316 Carrollton for 200 dollars and Belle Kaiser at 2284 Union with a foot job. Ella Bowlen and lia Bowlen are tied to 1315 17 N Gale with furnace and dwe work totaling 85 700. J Butler at 2501 Martindale files a store permit for 350. Jacobs Co and others file dwelling, store, and garage permits at multiple addresses including 706 Fortieth 488 Spencer and 2178 N Meridian totaling thousands.
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Arvine Mozingo
Carrollton
Belle Kaiser
Foot
Union
Ella Bowlen
Dwe
Ing
N. Gale
Lia Bowlen
B. GL. Case
Spencer
J. Butler
Martindale
Acobs Co
Delaware
B.C. Morris
Plant issues fake automobile licenses in New Jersey
A plant operating under the New Jersey commissioner of motor vehicles issued false automobile licenses at a low cost. Authorities revoked more than 100 of these licenses as part of the crackdown.
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New Jersey Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Dean Inge Back From America Calls It Greatest Country
The Dean of St Pauls Dean Inge returns from a U S visit praising America as the greatest nation and offering a caveat about anti Semitic remarks he made on a liner He says his New York interview was a joke and that he respects Jews while noting social nonexistence of New York Jews and admires American progress and riches
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Times
Liverpool
Dean Inge
St. Paul's
England
United States
America
New York
Solomon's Temple
London
Europe
Pietro Bordino
Italy
Fiat
R. J
Charlotte
N. C
Ora Haibe
Ira Vail
W. D. Carpenter
Carpenter
Grounding Aerials Reduces Lightning Risk
The article warns against disconnecting aerial lead-in wires and letting them dangle. It explains that ungrounded aerials can accumulate static charges and attract lightning. Proper grounding with an approved arrester protects property by safely directing charges to the ground and acting like a lightning rod.
Treasury report notes faster rise in car ownership than wealth
The United States Treasury Department reports the automobile ownership to population ratio grew 750 percent over the last decade, far outpacing the 6 percent increase in per capita money owned.
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United States Treasury Department
Maryland official urges minimum speed limit change
John N. Mackall, chairman of the Maryland State roads commission, proposes replacing the maximum speed limit with a minimum speed limit to speed up traffic. He also recommends banning slow-moving vehicles from main streets during peak hours.
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John N. Mackall
Maryland State Roads Commission
Grain trading opens quiet on Board of Trade
Grain futures trade began slowly at the Board of Trade Chicago with weak participation in the pit. Wheat handlers entered gradually and took profits as demand lagged. Corn remained scarce on the spot market while oats stayed steady and provisions moved higher on the opening session.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Chicago Grain Table May 26 Summary
Grain prices and future figures listed for May 26 include corn and wheat with multiple contracts and notes on white and hard varieties. The garbled text references rye and soy results, with scattered figures and trade terms for July and May maturities.
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Chicago
Butter and poultry prices across markets reported
Receipts show varied wholesale butter figures and poultry bids with prices from 13 to 30 cents for different cuts and weights. Wisconsin Michigan markets list white meat at around 26 to 28 cents, with roosters ducks and broilers quoted in the mid to upper teens and low twenties.
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Cleveland
Roos
Hog Market Steady to 10 Cents Higher
Hog prices moved higher despite large receipts and a Monday carryover. Heavies 12.15 12.25, mediums 12.20 12.30, high porkers 12.25 12.50, bulk 12.30 12.50. Cattle and calves steady with dull trade. steers 7.50 11.50, cows and heifers 5.50 11. calves 6.50 10. Lambs 10 16, sheep 5.50. Receipts: hogs 8,000, cattle 1,700, calves 1,200, sheep 300.
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Loscoe
California
East
Louis
Calvon
Cincinnati
Ana
Mark Snips
Sol Shee
Marsi
Lami Arket
Arket Neendy
Nat Bie
Cattle and Hog Markets Reported Across Regions
Livestock receipts and prices varied by region with cattle mostly steady to lower and hogs mixed. California springers and vealers show strength while western markets note slow heavy cattle and light weights fluctuating, prices ranging around 10 to 12.50 for hogs and 7.50 to 11.80 for sheep and veal.
Double Death Now In Court
In Chicago probate court William Hess and his wife Anna died about the same time in 1923 from monoxide gas. Heirship disputes hinge on who died first. The attorney for Hess’s heirs invoked the sea law theory that a man survives a woman if drowned together, noting uncertainty in determining who died first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Hess
Anna
Hess
Wether
Speedway Bug Busy In City
Five advance seat sales break records as major speedway event returns to front-row contests. Drivers vie for a single preliminary lap lead, while teams prep new cars and faces. Duesenbergs, Ballot, and Delage engines join the fray with updates from Kess-Line Motors and others amid a busy track week.
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Murphy
Hartzasa
Milton
Joe Boyer
Duesenberg
Summer static to be rivaled by rising broadcast power
The number of 1500 watt plus stations is up nearly twofold from last year. Large outlets such as WEAF New York KGO Oakland KFI Los Angeles KOA Denver KYW Chicago and others will provide strong summer programs. a broad network promises improved reception and steadier summer radio service.
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WEAF
New York
KGO
Oakland
Cal
KFI
Los Angeles
KOA
Denver
KYW
Chicago
KIFKX
Hastings
WTAM
Cleveland
WGY
Schenectady
WOO
Davenport
WLW
Cincinnati
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WCBD
Zion
Ill
WTAS
el N
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Bus Case Arguments Resume as Indianapolis and Terre Haute Battle
The Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Railway protests a B F Davis bus line petition for a certificate to operate Indianapolis to Terre Haute. The commission faces a flood of beginner certificates from over one hundred applicants as hearings stretch into summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Railway Company Today
Commission
B. F. Davis Bus Line
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Clyde Jones
Union Traction Company
Muncie
Jones
Indiana Motor Transport Company
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indianapolis-Richmond
Robert I. Todd
Inte-Urban Line
Oliver Lloyd
L. Chester Loughry
Newcastle Transit Company
Bryant M. Bousley
Indianapolis-Terre Haute
Three CU Men Live in Sorority House Quarantine
Three University of Colorado men living in a sorority house with fifty young women were washing dishes in the sorority kitchen while earning through college when the house was quarantined due to a mild diphtheria outbreak.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
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Perry
Winthrop
Aparet
Parrish
Leeds
Mfondon Clinton
Ant Ostermeyer
Williams Ford
N. Captth
Phar Poeimonia
E Sear
Atherine Towsley
Urs
Bart
H. Canlon
Francis Carre
Meikel
U Massey
Arterio- Dick
M Pital
HS Aiod
Thomson
Eee
Atchison Bish
Gant Baas
Chand Gen Motors
Brig Ist Pia
Studel Moon
So Railway
Sindee So
Amernee
Houston
Goodrich
USA Kelly- Ubber
Eng Pet
AC & Fda
Bo Am
Cole Fuel
Bethlehem
Gulf States
Dav Chen
Woolworth
Isi Shipping
GUIET
Springer Seane
Coasts Young
Urkets
Butverta Ites
Ohrema
Wisconsin
Michigan
Louisi
Tom Alley
Tom
Louis Chevrolet
Herb Shields
R. C. Kessler
Kess-Line Motors
Detroit
EB. J. Shobe
Frank Schmidt
France
Delage
Dave Lewis
Miller
Herbert Jones
Phil Shafer
Corum
Benny Hill
Citizens Gas
East Market Street Telephone MA
Washington Bureau
Indianapolis Times
Times News
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
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