National association meeting in Spink Arms causes chatter
Brief reference notes a Thursday night gathering of the National Association for Cost Accountants held in the Spink Arms, reflecting local professional group activity and venue choice.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1930
Page
13
Brief reference notes a Thursday night gathering of the National Association for Cost Accountants held in the Spink Arms, reflecting local professional group activity and venue choice.
Paris reports Pola Negri and Prince Serge Mdivani faced a second divorce case after a prior withdrawal. The Seine court heard explanations as a reconciliation attempt faltered. Negri allegedly wanted Hollywood return while the prince opposed it.
Hotel managers report rising optimism among business travelers during a period of lagging year over year figures. Severin shows a 25 percent rise in registrations in September after a summer decline, while Lincoln and other hotels note good months in September and October yet remain 15 to 20 percent below last year. Industrial leaders staying in city hotels echo cautious hopes that business activity is turning upward.
Mrs. Edna Witten of Lawrence was held to the federal grand jury on liquor charges after waiving a hearing. United States Commissioner Howard S. Young set bond at 2500 dollars.
A packed listing shows bids and asks for multiple Indianapolis utilities and rail stocks. Notable items include Citizens Gas Co preferred at 5 to 10 3, Belt RR and St Yds Co bonds at 4s, Central Indiana Gas Co 5s near 99, and Central Ind Power Co preferred around 7 percent. Bond prices span 40 to 105 with rail and street railway issues prominent.
Petition signed by 142 nearby property owners objects to noise dirt and fire hazards from city barns at 1134 Shelby street. Works board says removal is not feasible soon and suggests moving barns to the southwest sewage disposal plant. Separately East Michigan street residents oppose a 30000 assessment for an eighteen foot paving between street car tracks from Sherman to Emerson drives. Case continued for one week.
Merger of Western Exploration and Consolidated Royalty advances via 214 Western shares for one Consolidated Royalty share. Aviation movements include Mars Hill Airport and several named pilots traveling between Boston Los Angeles Chicago and Indianapolis. Dividends and quarterly results from Eastern Dairies Pacific Yistings and other firms are reported along with railway bond approvals and slight profit shifts across multiple companies.
In the air at 92 feet the wind is southeast at 2 mph. Barometric pressure is 30.20 inches at sea level. Temperature is 74 degrees. Ceiling unlimited with visibility of 1 mile. Local smoke is present and field conditions are good.
Boston report says Charles Ponzi once famed as a financial wizard requests federal help to stop his deportation to Italy. He is serving a seven to nine year state prison sentence and will be eligible for parole next year.
Four Richmond Indiana youths charged with stealing an automobile in Richmond and driving it to Columbus Ohio were held to the federal grand jury under two thousand dollars bond each when arraigned before United States Commissioner Howard S Young. Unable to provide bond the four were remanded to jail. Names are Ralph M Bossart Salvatore Porfidio Carl M Richardson and Roy W Thomas.
Auction notice for A C Brock farm of 162 acres located 16 miles south of Indianapolis on Route 31 near Whiteland and Franklin. Describes barns, outbuildings, no residence, strong fencing and water, mixed crops and orchard. Terms to be announced. contact A C Brock and auctioneer Tom Winnedge for details.
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