Wheat futures show heavy tone amid supplies and rain
United Press reports on October 18 from Chicago that wheat futures moved heavy on the board due to lack of news and accumulating supplies. Corn rose slightly on favorable rains despite light old crop arrivals, while oats gained. Provisions declined a few cents as bears dominate wheat trading. Winnipeg watchers seek trend changes despite weak export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Births List With Couples Named Across Several Addresses
Birth announcements note girls Orus and Olive Taylor at 48 North Chester and numerous couples including Basil and Clara Strouse 1201 Centen nuas Luther and Minnie Hussey 937 Berwyn Edward and Bell Gill St Vincent ine and Ida Achgill St Vincent Kos himoron Mary Schott St Vincent 108 te and Catherine Miles 1229 Lee Lews and Helen Hoalt 348 South Au rn ee Bertha Steenberger 1417 Eng- John and Margaret Mills 1024 Orange Lee and Johnnie Evans 1820 est ntn Joe and Hattie Lambert 335 Leeds Charles and Netty Wilson 2346 North Arsenal Boys Glenn and Helen Green St Vincent Hospital Olin and Martha Furguson St Vincent Gabriel and Estria Calderon St Vincent hospital Marcella Weeks 148 South mo wee Edith Bradford 216 North aunt James and Margaret Burnside Methodist hospital co and Anna Borden Methodist hos my one and Iron Peet Methodist hos idefferson Laura Holloway 823 South James Ada Odom 120412 West Mar pe Henry and Jesse Rois 2505 Brookside Eulah and Clara Coe 2741 Parker Alfred and Annabelle Clark 828 River Othel and Mary Simson 528 West Henry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuas
Tom
Mary Buckner
Cornell
Luther
Minnie Hussey
Berwyn
Edward and
Bell Gill
St. Vincent
Ine
Ida Achgill
St. Vincent Koshimoron
Mary Schott
Joe
Hattie Lambert
Leeds
Charles
Netty Wilson
North Arsenal
Glenn
Helen Green
St. Vincent Hospital
Olin
Martha Furguson
Gabriel and
Estria Calderon
Eeeat
Marcella Weeks
Southmowee
Edith Bradford
James
Margaret Burnside
Methodist Hospital
Anna Borden
Hosmy One
Iron Peet
Methodist
Hosidefferson
Laura Holloway
South James
Ada Odom
West Mar
Pe Henry
Jesse Rois
Brookside
Eulah
Clara Coe
Parker
Alfred
Annabelle Clark
River
Othel
Mary Simson
West Henry
Deaths in City Hospitals Reported From Tuberculosis to Cardiac Conditions
A list of recent deaths from various city hospitals includes Dorris Rebecca Pultze aged 20 with tuberculosis at Flower Mission hospital, Mary Juise Dunn 79 at 3334 N Illinois with carcinoma, Oliver La Rue 80 at 6124 Lowell with bronchitis, Carrie Keefer 37 at Long Hospital with endocarditis, Emily E Barr 68 at Central Indiana hospital with acrcinoma, Lewis Wallace 70 at Methodist Hospital with angina pectoris, Oland W Robinson 31 at 332 N California with brain tumor, Hattie C Taylor 63 at 2020 Hovey with chronic interstitial nephritis, Matilda Pauline Morse 71 at 520 Weghorst with tarcinoma, Bertha Martin 72 at 628 East Vermont with cerebral hemorrhage, Walter A Dimke 47 at Flower Mission hospital with amyotrophy tuberculosis, Thompson 53 at St Vincent's hospital with chronic myocarditis, Ary A Maher 63 at St Vincent's hospital with carcinoma, caeiam E Arnett 58 at Long Hospital with accidental death, Edward Henry Davis 61 at 425 East New York with acute cardiac dilatation, William Charles Sutton 48 at 2020 North aaibots with stsriritis, ary Koos 83 at Forty-Sixth and Park with arteriosclerosis, Edward Hackleman 44 at Christian Hospital with acute dilatation of heart, Imer Hill 28 at 525 Patterson with pulmonary tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorris Rebecca Pultze
Flower Mission Hospital
Mary Juise Dunn
Illinois
Oliver la Rue
Lowell
Carrie Keefer
Long Hospital
Emily E. Barr
Central Indiana Hospital
Lewis Wallace
Methodist Hospital
Oland W. Robinson
California
Hattie C. Taylor
Hovey
Matilda Pauline Morse
Weghorst
Bertha Martin
East Vermont
Walter A. Dimke
Thompson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ary A. Maher
Caeiam E. Arnett
Acental
Edward Henry Davis
East New York
William Charles Sutton
Koos
Park
Edward Hackleman
Christian Hospital
Imer Hill
Patterson
Membership sale lowers New York Stock Exchange price
United Press reports arrangements were made today to sell a New York Stock Exchange membership for 475000 dollars, down 5000 from the week's record high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Fruits and vegetables price list from regional market
A fragmented price catalog lists produce with varied regional origins and units. Entry items include bananas cantaloupes cranberries grapes lemons limes pomegranates peaches persimmons pears plums watermelons and more with prices per crate, box, dozen, basket, or per hundred. Vegetables cover artichokes beans cauliflower cabbage celery cucumbers mustard okra onions parsley broccoli peppers mangoes and coconuts with per-dozen, per-bushel, per crate, or per bag pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Grimes
Colorado
California
Concord
Michigan
Jamaica
Albertas
Washington
New York
Indiana
Utah
Ohio
Carolina
Market Butter and Cheese Prices Across Cities
Wholesale butter prices for No 1 and No 2 grades. butterfat rates. assorted cheese prices including American loaf pimento and Longhorn. Eggs and poultry buying and selling prices listed for Indianapolis and Cleveland markets. followed by Chicago quotes for eggs butter poultry cheese and potatoes with regional variations and sack prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New York
Indianapolis
Pocahontas Elects Thirsa Exline Great Pocahontas
Mrs Thirsa Exline of Jasonville is chosen to become the great Pocahontas at the annual convention in the grand lodge hall of the Pythian building. She will succeed Mrs Bell Aumann of Indianapolis while Mrs Clavie Nichols of Indianapolis becomes great Wenonah. Officers and past officers attended a reception at the Denison Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirsa Exline
Jasonville
Great Council
Grand Lodge
Pythian Building
Bell Aumann
Indianapolis
Clavie Nichols
Lodge
Josephine Cassidy
Anderson
Railroad Leaders to Address Indiana Traffic Club Dinner
Officials of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will be dinner guests at the Indianapolis Athletic Club tonight for the Indiana Traffic Club gathering. Daniel Willard of Baltimore will be principal speaker, joined by Colonel George Emerson, Golder Shumate, and W. B. Callaway. The B&O traffic leadership holds its annual meeting at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Indiana Traffic Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Daniel Willard
Baltimore, Md
George Emerson
Golder Shumate
W. B. Callaway
City Named 1929 Convention Site by Indianapolis Delegation
Indianapolis delegation and the Indianapolis Convention Bureau announce that the city will host the 1929 Patriotic Order of Americans convention. The announcement arrives in Washington where the 1928 convention is currently taking place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pork Market Holds Strong at City Yards
The hog market showed strength at city yards with receipts around 6,500 and 784 holdovers. Prices for 180 to 275 pound hogs ranged $9.90 with some loads at $10, while cattle and sheep markets remained steady to strong, with steers at $14.50, heifers $17.50, and good to choice lambs $13 to $13.75. Chicago figures showed slow demand and lower bids, hogs around $9.85 to $9.95 for 220 to 270 pounds, and top hogs near $10. Cattle receipts numbered 7,000, sheep 19,000, with Union stockyard prices listing various weight brackets and beef ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock Prices Across Cities on Oct 18 Report
Chicago hog receipts 35,000 with prices down to 9.15 for heavy hogs and 8.75 to 10.25 for light pigs. Cattle and calves mixed with steers steady after a strong week drop. prime yearlings up to 17.50, fat cows 8.90 to 11.75, bulls 9.50 to 10.75, stockers 11.75. Sheep and lambs steady to 13.75 for fat lambs. regional reports from Louisville Cincinnati East Buffalo Pittsburgh noted with varying weights and prices across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulk Il Id
United Press
Chicago
Choice
Netterss Roca and Choice
EU Times
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ste
Buffalo
United Press Pittsbugh
Cotton Opening Prices Trim Declines Across Forward Months
Cotton futures opened lower in New York with December at 19.75 down .08, January 19.73 down .11, March 19.70 down .04, May 19.59 down .05, July 19.48 up .02, and October 19.31 down .04 as trading began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Areas
New York
Sugar Futures Rise in Early New York Trade
New York sugar futures opened higher on October 18 with December at 2.08 up 1 cent, January 2.10 up 2 cents, March up 1 cent, July 2.29, and September 2.38, each advancing modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
I Buy and Sell Indianapolis Power and Light
Newton Todd presents a classified style note offering to buy and sell Indianapolis Power and Light preferred stocks at 6 14 percent and 7 Q percent, indicating a brokered deal for investors seeking liquidity in power utility securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Power & Light
Newton Todd
Stocks Keep Upward Swing Of Bull Move
International Nickel and Montgomery Ward led gains on the stock market with Nickel at 170 up 3% and Montgomery Ward at 315 up 6% to new highs. Dupont, American Linseed, United States Steel, General Motors and others posted gains as rails oils and oils sectors showed activity. In early trading Montgomery Ward rose to 321, Nickel to 174 as broader market strength persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
Stock Exchange
Montgomery
Dupont
American
Kennetcott
Hudson Motors
Great Northern
Hudson
International Telephone and Telegraph
Victor Talking Machine
Atlantic Refining
Warner Quinlan
Kansas City Southern
Southern Railway
Reading
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Nickel
Judge Overrules Quash. James Walker Pleads Not Guilty
Judge James A. Collins overruled a motion to quash the indictment against James Walker, an ex convict charged with possession of a gun. Walker, pal of Homer Wright, pleaded not guilty as trial was set for Oct. 25 in the Clinton, Indiana case tied to the Ewald Eckerlee machine gun murder investigation two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walker
Homer Wright
James A. Collins
Walker
Wright
Ewald Eckerlee
Clinton
Ind
Bank Clearings and Treasury Figures Across Cities
Indianapolis bank clearings totaled 4 168 000 with debits at 8 129 000. New York reported bank clearings 1 483 000 000 and clearing house balance 157 000 000 while the federal reserve credit balance stood at 130 000 000. Treasury net balance for Oct 16 was 323 304 696 09 with customs receipts through Oct 16 at 31 771 34 32. Chicago bank clearings reached 129 300 000 and balances 7 900 000. Pittsburgh exchanges totaled 34 723 395 09 with balances 14 808 962 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Washington
York
Federal Serve Bank
Chicago
Pittsburgh
O Pallon case may affect I C C valuation warned
In a Washington newsletter the supreme court may soon decide the O Pallon case. With railroad traffic rising and records likely, avoid rushing to assume I C C valuation is sustained. The lower court ruling rested on technical points and the high court may not decide that aspect. Keep calm until the decision is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Washington
Supreme Court
O'Pallon
Woman Routs Hold Up Men With Umbrella
Mrs Florence Bennett of 816 North West street used her umbrella as a rifle to frighten away three holdup men who blocked her doorway after stealing her day’s receipts from her drug store at West and Pratt streets. Two accomplices in a stolen Chevrolet later held up Carl Fitchey at the Standard Oil filling station, taking $6. The incident occurred Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bennett
North West Street
Luett Street
Standard Oil Company
Senate Avenue
New York Street
Ex City Man Killed at Balboa Docks in Panama Canal
Ira Town Greenwood, 50, formerly of Indianapolis, killed in Balboa dry docks in the Panama Canal. He had been mechanical division foreman there for fourteen years and earlier a machinist at Beech Grove shops of the Big Four. Widow to escort body to Indianapolis. he is survived by a brother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Townsend Greenwood
Indianapolis
Balboa
Panama Canal
Greenwood
Canal
Beech Grove
Big Four
City in Brief reports local club elections and events
Ralph Vonnegut elected president of the University of Pennsylvania Club with Irving Fauvre as vice president and J. Perry Meek as secretary treasurer. Winter activities include a trip to Bloomington for the Penn Indiana game and field house dedication. Other items include ROTC election meeting at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, YMCA temperance talk, a Firestone moving picture at Carr Tire Co. event, a carnival for Traub avenue paving, Halloween events for the Electric League, Camera Club opening, Advertising Club luncheon, Northwood Christian church fellowship dinner speaker, mass Republican meeting, Stutz accounting talk, Cotton Pickers to play at Tomlinson Hall Halloween frolic, and vandalism on a car at East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Vonnegut
New Jersey Street
University of Pennsylvania
Irving Fauvre
J. Perry Meek
Bloomington
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Terre Haute PTA Convention Highlights Men In Leadership
The Indiana Parent-Teacher Association meeting in Terre Haute reports twenty four school associations represented by their presidents with eleven men among leaders. H. E. Halberstadt, Terre Haute city council president, announced the figures at the morning session. Mrs. S. M. N. Mars, national PTA president, addressed the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Parent-Teacher Association
Indiana
Parent-Terther Association
Severin
H. E. Halberstadt
S. M. N. Mars
National Congress of
Parent- Teachers
Contempt Charge Placed Against Byron Hiner Witness
Byron Hiner of 12031 South Meridian Street was charged with contempt of criminal court by Prosecutor William H. Remy before Judge James A. Collins. The case involves witness Charles Unger in a liquor trial against Mrs. Laura Hiner who allegedly offered a reward for perjury. Unger admitted perjury. perjury charges are pending. Hiner to appear at 9 a.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Hiner
South Meridian Street
James A. Collins
William H. Remy
Remy
Charles Unger
Laura Hiner
Byron
Court House
Unger
Collins
Hiner
Firemen Back on Job After Smoke Incident at Factory
Seven firemen battled a blaze at the Board of Industrial Aid for the Blind factory on Wednesday afternoon. All but one were overcome by smoke but returned to work. Lieutenant John Kitzmiller remains off duty for several days with a non serious condition. Damage is about 2500 dollars, confined to a storeroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Industrial Aid For the Blind
John Kitzmiller
Man Bound to Grand Jury in Forgery Case
Floren McCord of Marion county was bound over to the grand jury on a forgery charge. Police say he stole a payroll check from Baltimore and Ohio railroad offices last week and forged a colleague’s name. A Richman Clothing clerk identified him as the man who bought a suit with the $132 check, payable to David Houck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Baltimore-Ohio Railroad
Floren McCord
Marion County Grand Jury
McCord
Richman Clothing Company
David Houck
Crime study urged in Marion county by Sumner
Charles Sumner democratic sheriff candidate urged a constructive crime study Tuesday night at New Bethel. Joseph Wicker state senate candidate said it was time for a full house cleaning at the statehouse and courthouse. Speaker lineup includes Joseph H. Shea former ambassador to Chili and Miss Julia E. Landers national committee woman Indiana at a Thirteenth ward rally 1707 South Meridian Street tonight. Other meetings noted on Rural Street Roosevelt Avenue and Joseph Gold home. Young Democrats Ninth ward to meet at headquarters Washington Street and Hamilton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Charles Sumner
New Bethel
Joseph Wicker
Joseph H. Shea
Chil
Julia E. Landers
Indiana
Thirteenth Ward
South Meridian Street
Rural Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Joseph Gold
Joseph Gold the Young Democrats
Ninth Ward
Washington Street
Hamilton Avenue
Stolen Automobiles Reported By Police
Police report four vehicles stolen. Hare Hurd of 830 S Addison street lists a Ford touring from Howard and Reisner streets. Raymond Sutherland of 1527 Road street shows a Ford roadster from Kentucky avenue and Morris street. Will F Townsend of 5878 Julian avenue cites a 627 052 from Capitol avenue and Ohio street. Thomas J Carter of Noblesville Indiana notes an Auburn sport model sedan from Noblesville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare Hurd
Addison Street
Howard and Reisner
Raymond Sutherland
Road Street
Kentucky Avenue
Morris Street
Will F. Townsend
Julian Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Ohio Street
Thomas J. Carter
Noblesville
Ind
Auburn
President Coolidge May Address Fort Sackville Anniversary
A George Rogers Clark memorial commission plans to have President Coolidge give the main address at the 150th anniversary celebration of Fort Sackville surrender to Clark on February 25, 1929. A five-state northwest delegation will seek his attendance. The commission approved a Frederick C. C. Yohn painting for a commemorative 2 cent stamp to be issued by the post office department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Ft. Sackville
Vincennes
George Rogers Clark
Old Northwest Territory
Frederick CC. Yohn
Indianapolis
Post Office Department
Elsey Escapes Jail Then Is Re-Arrested by Police
Edward Elsey a 30 year old from Loogootee Indiana who reportedly escaped from Shoals county jail Saturday was re arrested by motor police Wednesday night He had been sentenced to two to four ten years at state prison Michigan City after forgery conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Elsey
Loogootee
Ind
Shoals County
Elsey
State
Michigan City
Funeral Directors Ri 1234 Main Office 2738 Shelby Road
Funeral directors and parlors listed with addresses and phone numbers. Mentions Finn Bros, Meridians George Grinsteiner director, Herrmann, Krieger, Beaters, Wilson parlors with ambulance, modern service and automotive equipment. Ends with TA 1835 and scattered numeric details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Blasengym
Shelby
Finn Bros
George Grinsteiner
Rite
G. H. Herrmann
East St. Krieger
E. Trector
de St. . Be
N. Beaters
C. Wilson
Classified Ads and Lost Pets Across Coast to Coast
Mixed classified notices list transportation offers, rewards for lost items, and pet sightings. References include Denison Hotel, BAG-LakeC, Columbia Club, and various reward notes for dogs and bikes along with lessons and musical instruments. Numerous phone-like numbers and informal details appear throughout the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bag—Lakec
Tan
Reward
Boston Bull
Betty
Barth
Inestone
Circle
Columbia Club
Cent Ave
Rew
Cabe—Stonn
Engree
Joleman
Public School
Rath É& Columbia
Isos
Fafever
Dorman
Broadway
Broad opening seeks ambitious woman for future business
Classified ads call for a woman with broad experience and good education to join a firm in Indianapolis. Options include answering phones, stenography training, restaurant work, home care, housekeeper duties, live-in arrangements, and various employment agencies advertising opportunities with pay and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton
Continental Bank
Copley
Indianapolis Times
Nice
Paramount Employment Agency
ROC Ni di
White Indy
Walnut
South St
Gil
Curtis Strikes Tariff Stand in Delaware Visit
United Press staff correspondent Kenneth G. Crawford reports Senator Charles Curtis Republican nominee for Vice President rests at the home of R. R. M. Carpenter in Wilmington before a Philadelphia reception and Camden NJ address. He attacks Governor Alfred E. Smith on tariff shifting, endorsing a protective tariff for industry and workers. he avoids the prohibition issue in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Wilmington
Del
Charles Curtis
R. R. M. Carpenter
Dupont de Nemours Company
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Curtis
Alfred E. Smith
Delaware
Robinson in Wyoming by Gordon K Shearer
Senator Joseph T Robinson running mate for the Democratic ticket toured eastern Idaho and Utah, pledging tariff reform will not hurt beet growers while targeting unwarranted duties for favored firms. He planned to detail farm policy in Cheyenne that evening as he pressed into states deemed unfriendly to his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Wyoming
Gordon K. Shearer
United Press
Evanston
Wyo
Joseph T. Robinson
Idaho
Utah
Cheyenne
Edgewood Sanitarium and Rawleighs ad listings to 1920s city
Classified fragments show Edgewood Sanitarium and several job and business ads. Items include a miscellaneous employment notice for a Young Man, Rawleigh Household Products sales opportunity in Indian Springs region, an oil and mining capital-raising pitch, and a cement block layer plus misc. help wanted lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
Indian Sporls
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Freeport
Premier Business Service
Quincy Bidg
Chicago
Coapstick
Meridian
Victor Piston Pin Co
N. Noble St
W. Pratt
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Chicago Grain Table
Orus
Olive Taylor
North Chester
Basil
Clara Strouse
Commission
Cleveland
N. Y
Minnesota
Maine
Long Island
North Dakota
South Dakota
Pocahontas
Entertain Rail Heads
Atchison
Conte
Bali & Ohio
Canadian Pac
Chesa & Ol
Aace
Ce Ches Corp & N West
Bete
R I
Bets & Hudson
Ace & Lacka
Erie
Central Tee
Lehigh Valley
Otty
South Ji
NH & H Nor Pacific
Norfolk & West
Pere Marquette
Stl&s& F
Texas & Pac
Union Pacific
Wabas' West
Maryland
Ereteeee
Ajax
Fisory Oe
Speich
United States
Am Steel
Westingh Air
Westingh
Steels
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
Warren Fd
Vanadium Corp
Am Bosch Mag
Ach Chandler
Chrysler Corp
Conti Motors
Dodge Bros
Graam Paige
General Motors
Adson Es
Nash
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
Stew Warner
Willys-Overland
White Motor Co
Amamit & Rg
Anaconda
Calumet & Aria
Calumet & Hecla
Cerro de Fasco
Chile
Greene
Kennecott
Texas Gulf Sul
Barnsdal Asnes
Freeport-Texas
San
Houston
Indo
Pan-Am Pet
Eee
Union of ‘al
Royal Dutch One
Sinclair Oil
Br Skel Oe
Orto
Texas Corp
Transcontl
Bi Richfield
Adv Ramely
Allis Chalmers
Allied Chemical
Armour A
Amer
Alaska J
Davison Chem
Sane
Sss Eee
Int Harvester
Pittsburgh R
Owens ‘Ottie
Radio Corp
M Ran Roe
Agin Sears Roebuck
Union Carbide
U .S Leather
Ae Ita Victor Eee
Ndus Alco
Warner Bros Ave
Warner Bros
Utilitie Tel & Tel
Xptess
Wat Wks
Std Gas & el
Utilities Power
Wesnion Tel
Shippi Am Shim Ntl “Corp
Gulf
Kroger
Nte
SUGAR
Lemcke Bldg
International Nickel and
Oerty
Banks and Exchange
Indianapolis Clearings
Indianapolis Bank Saehe
I. T. Greenwood
The
Reserve Officers Association
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Young Men’s Bible Institute
Virgil P. Brock
Disciples of Christchurch
Firestone Rubber Company
Carr Tire Company
Jack Carr
Traub Avenue
Boy Scouts
Four Square Club
Electric League of Indianapolis
Severin Hotel
Camera Club
Castle Hall Building
Jack Harding
Harmanad, Inc
Inland Bank
Advertising Club
Harding
Charles F. Remy
Appellate Court
Northwood Christian Church
Ed Manlove
Jesse White
Ruby Winders
Washington Township Women’s Republican Club
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Forty- Sixth Street
Kenwood Avenue
L. A. Baron
Stutz Motor Car Company
National Cost Accountants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Baron
Stutz Company
Cotton Pickers
Dixie Dance Orchestra
American Legion
Tomlinson Hall
Bruce P. Robison
Walter Wilmeth
East
North
Davidson Street
P. T A
Yelloway
Suxy
Denison Hotel
Harmon
Lemsone
viGis
Vibe
Indy
30Th St
J. Ore
Can- Harrell
Can
Arrow Ave
Shelby Storforwarding CO. W
Keith's
Edgewood
Southport
Gan
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