Disabled Negro Veterans Given Best of Care
Lieut. Col. J. H. Howard medical officer in charge at Tuskegee Veterans Hospital spoke at Bethel A M E Church on government care for disabled Negro veterans. He cited hospital staff, budget, and harmonious white black relations, and noted $4,000,000 spent on comfort and care. The event followed by other church and community notices including a Y M C A spelling bee and social engagements.
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J. H. Howard
United States Veterans’ Hospital No
R. L. Pope
L. F. Artist
Col. Ward
Ward
Indianapolis
Tuskegee
Europe
Crime and The Unseen Way Play Reviews At Broadway
Walter D. Hickman surveys two plays, Crime and The Unseen Way, praising Crime for its sharp NYPD portrayal and strong cast led by Eugene Powers, Muriel Kirkland, and Carlotta Irwin, while criticizing The Unseen Way for uneven tempo and unreal characters though with notable set design and Mattson the butler’s standout performance. The column also notes Old Time Irish Songs at the Lyric and a varied bill of acts, magicians, and dancers on a full theater program downtown.
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Inspector McGuinness
Eugene Fenmore
Gavin Gordon
Fenmore
Times Square
New York
Stuart Walker
Eugene Powers
Muriel Kirkland
Harry Ellerbe
Ellerbe
Caralotta Irwin
Dorothy Palmer
France Bendtsen
Mouse Turner
Walker
Annabelle Porter
Tommy Brown
Rocky Mosby
Jack Storey
Dorothy
Palme
Carlotta Irwin
Smiley
Orge
Alison Marjorie Grey
Katherine Hall
Eugene Fenmo
William Geer
William Lawson
Mouse Turner Bond
Gargan
Lieutenant Tierney
Keith's
Edward Orner
Charles Dosch
Charles Berkell
DeWitt Newing
Broadway
Milton Byron
Byron
William Worswick
Worswick
Larry Sullivan
Mattson
Iit
Bernice Marsolais
Marie
Robert St. Clair
St. Clair
Edythe Elliott
Idabelle Arnold
Mildred Hastings
Bob Fay
Harry Hoxworth
William V. Hull
Berkell
English’s
Robert Reilly
Reilly
Etai Look Hoy
Lida Hoy
Henry Mora
McGill
Beatty
Siems
Jack
Jerry Waller
Jerry
the Observer
Suit Filed Over Bus Incident Alleging Fatal Abortion
Hammond Indiana May 29 Mrs Helen Kelso sues Midwest Motor Coach Company for 25000 damages alleging her unborn child died due to carelessness on a bus she rode as a passenger.
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Times Special
Hammond
Ind
Helen Kelso
Midwest Motor Coach Company
Caution Is The Watchword Of Dealers Today
Stock market moves cautiously in early dealings amid stiff money conditions. Chrysler leads gains, General Motors and Radio rise, Wright Aero and Curtiss fluctuate, copper and special issues advance, late morning buys revive with American International and Smelting up, steel and rail issues mixed.
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United Press
New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Wright Aero
Curtiss
American International
American
Allied Chemical
Postum
Shattuck
American Linseed
American Telephone and Telegraph
Woolworth
United States Steel
Texas and Pacific
Bank and Treasury News From Major Cities
Indianapolis and New York bank clearings were reported for May 29 with totals of 3.263 million and 1.371 billion respectively. Clearing house balance in New York stood at 147 million, while Chicago reported 13.1 million. Foreign exchange opened steady in New York with rates for francs lira and marks given. Treasury net balance for May 26 was 82.29 million with customs receipts for the month at 37.39 million. Liberty bonds opened with values around 100.9 and 101.26 for several issues.
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New York
United Press York
Chicago
United Press
Bankeas
Belga
Treasury
Liberty
United Preas New
York
Pabexty
Market shows cooling bullishness as credit tightens
In New York on May 29, Federal Reserve Board efforts to curb stock market credit appear to bite. Call money rates surge ahead of June 1 demand, time funds stay firmly priced near 5 percent, and continued gold exports hint at tightening liquidity. With no relief in sight, traders pivot to liquidation and a cautious outlook.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Building Permits List Includes Numerous Local Projects
A compiled notice lists varied permits from Claude D. McIntyre to Fifty-Fourth Street Coal and Supply Company. Projects include garages, dwellings, repairs, a storage room, foundations, and fencing with costs ranging from 20 to 4 000 dollars across multiple streets such as North Twenty-Ninth West, 1810 N. ural, 542 Luett, 736 N. Riley, and 5635 Central.
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Claude D. McIntyre
West Twenty-Ninth
Pares Seone Wagner
N. Ural
W. J. Mitterspaugh
Luett
Republic Creosoting Company
N. Riley
Goldberg Bros
N. Capitol
Fred" G. Ficher
W. Thirty- Third
Glenwell
Wint Chaves
iSesssr
Rarage
Woodlawn
Sieve
Porker Market Mixed Beef and Hogs Hit Higher
Hogs steady to five cents higher with most at 9.85 to 9.90 for heavy loads. 220-310 pounders in Chicago top at 9.65 to 9.90. Cattle steady. vealers up 50 cents. Sheep and lambs mostly unchanged. Receipts up at Union Stockyards, 26 000 at Chicago. Beef steers higher, cows steady, calves higher. spring lambs 15.50 to 18.50. Several markets report mixed results across regions with varying weights and prices.
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Union
Chicago
United Press
Mengan
Spring Lambs
Riverside Adds Special Memorial Day Feats
Riverside amusement park showcases added attractions for Speedway visitors on Memorial Day. Capt James Doremus will high dive from an eighty foot tower into a net tonight and Wednesday. Miss Ethel Pritchett will attempt a three parachute leap from the Riverside balloon Wednesday afternoon, duplicating a stunt linked to Louise Gardner’s death in Atlanta. Balloons and leaps follow the Speedway race.
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Speedway
Riverside Amusement Park
James Doremus
Ethel Pritchett
Indianapolis
Riverside
Louise Gardner
Atlanta
Comically Long Fruit and Vegetable Price List From Chicago Market
A dated market note lists assorted fruits and vegetables with varied prices per crate, hamper, or dozen. Apples from multiple regions show prices up to 12 per barrel. cantaloupes, grapefruits, and berries priced alongside vegetables like cucumbers, onions, and tomatoes. The entry closes with Chicago prices for apples and strawberries on May 29.
Butter and poultry market prices updated for Cleveland and Indianapolis
Wholesale butter prices range No 1 47 48 cents lb No 2 45 46 cents lb. Cheese prices include American loaf 34 cents pimiento loaf 34 36, brick 34, Swiss 39, Wisconsin fat 30, prime cream 25 26 2 cents. Poultry buying values list hens Leghorn ranges 18 20 cents per lb, ducks 18 24 cents, geese 8 10 cents, guineas 35 50 cents. Fresh Indianapolis delivery prices and Cleveland extras shown for butter and poultry and potatoes in 150 lb to 110 120 lb sacks with regional figures.
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Ohio
I & Alton
Lack
High Valley
Aes
NY C & St L
Nor, Pacific
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Norfolk & West
Marquette
Geuners Pac
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Texas Union Pacific
West Maryland
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Wabash
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Kelly-Spyfid
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Rite
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Bethlehem
Colorado Fuel
Crucible
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Rep Iron & Stl
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Vanadium Corp
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General Motors A
Hudson
Jordan A
Mack Trucks
Aeeseee
Packard
Paige
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
Tim
Atlantic
Freeport
Reese Ah
Royal Dutch
S2ta
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Skelly Ol Ltd
Cal
Texas Corp
Bia
White Eagle
Allis Chalmers Ady Rumely
Allied
Congo
Kelvinator
Montom Ward
Glia Pittaburh
Wens Tt Radio
Sears Roebuck
Eass Ees
Fon Teil & Tel
Am Express
Am Wa
Interboro Nor Am Co
Nat
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Utilities
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United Eels
Austin Nichols
California
Pleischmann Co
Jewel
Schulte
Wisconsin
New York
Eas
Indianapolis
United Press
Cleveland
Michigan
Minnesota
Idaho
Florida
Hastings
Births at St Vincent and Christian Hospitals Named
Birth announcements list numerous births by parents and spouses at St Vincent Hospital Christian Hospital and Methodist venues. Notable entries include William and Eugenia Jones, Kurt and Katherine Pantzer, Janes and Bertha Marical, and many others with street addresses in Detroit and surrounding areas.
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William and
Eugenia Jones
St. Vincent Hospital
Francis and
Julia Curran
Kurt and
Katherine Pantzer
Alvin and
Clara Masmeier
Belts and
Frances Sherer
St. Vincentospital
Janes
Bertha Marical
Christian Hospital
Donald and
Pauline Hills
Robert and
Eska Harmon
Russell and
Gladys Swan
Methodist Hospital
George and Stella Wohlhieter
Boulevard
Eameron
Edith Critch
Deaths list reads like a city morgue bulletin
A long column of deaths with ages and causes fills multiple lines. Names include Ethel Moses aged 42 of 2502 N New Jersey with lobar pneumonia and Marie Wright aged 31 of City Hospital with myocarditis. Others: Irwin Detchon 77 at St Vincent’s and City Hospital with acute cardiac dilatation, Lena Chandler 74 with cerebral hemorrhage, Infant Green nine days with broncho pneumonia, Otto Henn three with broncho pneumonia, and many more entries listing ages, addresses, and illnesses.
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Ethel EF. Moses
New Jersey
Riley Element Poole
Long Hospital
Marie Wrieht
City Hospital
Eleanore Moeller
Prospect
Irwin A. Detchon
St. Vincent's
Charles Emberton
Maryland
Mary Owens
Green
Hattie Harvey
Arles M. Wyatt
Hudson
Ae Owens
Riley Hospital
Otto Edwin Henn
W. Washington
Opens Auction Office by Jack Bernstein in Chicago
Jack Bernstein of Chicago announced the opening of a judicial, commercial sales and real estate auction office at 811 Meyer Kiser Building. He said the office will promote merchandise sales and will not buy items or compete with owners. Indiana University alumni will have reserved seats west of the fifty yard line at home football games next fall. L. L. Fisher, in charge of ticket sales, spoke at the IU Club luncheon at the Columbia Club.
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Daisy A Payne
Mary Z& Payne
Byron J. Fauntleroy
Evansville
W. E. Brown
I. N. Senate Ave
French Lick
Miss Payne
Indiana University
Alpha Kapa Alpha
Fauntleroy
Purdue University
Alpha Phi Alpha
William F. Fauntleroy
Oliver T. Martin
Boulevard Pl
E. P. Blakemore
Denver
A. M. Harris
Oklahoma City
Blakemore
Chicago
Martin
Gratz Bailey
Bailey
Indianapolis
Meyer-Kiser Bldg
Jack Bernstein
Bernstein
L. L. Fisher
Indiana University Club
Columbia
Search for wounded bandit in city chase aftermath
Police scour rooming houses doctors offices and hospitals for a gunman shot in the head after a melee with Detectives Charles Russell and Robin Taylor near 1455 North New Jersey Street. Russell wounded in the hand reflecting possible finger amputation. The watch led to a garage hideout tied to a Standard Oil station holdup near Fifty Ninth Street and College Avenue.
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Charles Russell
Robin Taylor
New Jersey St
Russell
Tay Russell Lor
Standard Oil Company
Fifty- Ninth St
College Ave
Golder and Dugan
Nrick and
Fletcher
Taylor
Wheat Holds Narrow Opening, Corn Up Slightly on Trade
Wheat opened nervously on the Board of Trade with fractional changes from Monday. Corn was slightly higher and oats near unchanged as early trading showed thin interest and mixed signals from new crop prospects and old stock draw.
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United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Market Prices Report for PeeRES Ga May 29
In PeeRES Ga on May 29 the market listed cropping prices including wheat at 20, corn at 495, oats unknown, rye at 23, and carrots and rye figures noted among the grains and forage. Prices reflect fluctuating agrarian commodities and deliverables.
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Peeres
Cotton Futures Open Lower In New York Trade
Cotton futures opened lower in New York with July down 0.10, October at 20.68, December 20.52, January 20.42, March 20.40, all off slightly. Local wagon wheat quotes note Noted wheat at 1.65, other grades bought on merit.
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Times Special
New York
Sugar Futures Steady in New York Opening
Sugar futures opened in New York with gains and losses across contracts. July at 2.70, September 2.80, December 2.88, January 2.82, March 2.77, minor moves noted as prices fluctuated.
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United Press New York
Ole
Hospital Bond Issue Delayed to Monday Council Session
A $60 000 bond to hire an architect and consultant for the city hospital was delayed until the regular council meeting Monday night. Mayor L Ert Slack endorsed the health department appropriation while a $1 750 000 building program bond awaits detailed expenditure plans. Council President Edward B Raub Sr postponed hospital action and canceled a special meeting.
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City Hospital
L. Ert Slack
Health Department
Edward B. Raub
Indiana City Operating Costs Revealed by Commerce
Washington reports per capita operating costs for two Indiana cities. South Bend 1927 30.60 dollars, 1926 30.54, Fort Wayne 1927 26.87, 1926 26.09. In Edinburg strawberries believed to be first of the season go on sale.
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Times Special
Washington
Indiana
Department of Commerce
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Times
Edinburg
Ind
In Memoriam Dorothy Layden Five Years On
In loving remembrance of Dorothy Marie Layden who died May 29, 1923. Fond memories linger as classmates Mary Dillane Helen Walsh recall her blue eyes and gentle face. Also a separate fragment mentions Dorothy Laydon with a similar remembrance and dated five years ago. Other names and fragments appear from funeral homes and local listings.
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Dorothy Marie Layden
Mary Dillane
Helen Walsh
Dorothy Marie Laydon
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