Indy group seeks to keep Typothetae printing school
Secretary John B. Reynolds of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce told the Chicago Typothetae location committee that Indianapolis will retain the United Typothetae school of printing now run with Technical High School. The committee will report its location decision at Friday’s Typothetae convention sessions.
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Indianapolis
United Typothetae School of Printing
Technical High School
John B. Reynolds
Chamber of Commerce
Typothetae
Chicago
Reynolds
Industrials Hit New Highs As Market Strength Surges
The industrials index rose to 150.29, a record high, while rails climbed to 104.65 in the latest market showing. New York Central advanced 1% to 127 1/4, Southern Railway reached a record 112 1/2, and Cast Iron Pipe led gains with a 3% jump to 198.
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United Press New York
New York Central
Southern Railway
Bank Clearings in Indianapolis Reach 2.69 Million
Indianapolis banks report Wednesday clearings totaling 2.685 million dollars while debits in the day total 5.904 million across the city.
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Indianapolis
Trade Reviews Highlight September Car Output Near Two-Year Peak
New York reports automobile production rose in September except Ford, which lagged behind normal. Ford plants expand to full stride, with a large backlog of orders promising strong fourth quarter. Dealers see shrinking retail stocks, but warn against overstocking used cars on risky credit.
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New York
Ford
Motor
Market Price List For Fruits Vegetables And Nuts
A detailed price list enumerates numerous fruits vegetables and nuts with per unit and per crate prices. Items include apples bananas cantaloupes pineapples grapes oranges pears peaches plums pears and more with varying weights such as 40 pound baskets and crates from multiple regions. Prices range from under a dollar to several dollars depending on item and size.
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King Davids
Northern Spy
Colorado
Jamaica
Michigan
Concord
California
Orida
Ohio
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Oregon
Fresh Markets Report From Indianapolis and Cleveland Prices
Markets report from Indianapolis and Cleveland listing fresh dairy and poultry prices. Butter and butterfat payments noted, cheese prices varied by domestic and imported grades, eggs and potatoes supplied with regional quotes for Michigan New York Idaho and Ohio markets.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Michigan
Idaho
Ohio
Amd
Reese
Tuba
Wholesale Meat Prices Center on Native and Dressed Cuts
Meat price list shows native steers 500 to 800 pounds at 21 to 24 cents per pound under carcass. native heifers 300 to 450 pounds at 17 to 22 cents. native cows 700 pounds and under carcass at 13 to 16 cents. Dressed beef includes tenderloins 54 cents, hocks 14.5 cents, tongues 22 cents. Pork prices list regu ham, breast, and feet. mutton and lambs priced 25 to 40 cents per pound, with fore shanks and tongues noted.
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Local Wagon Wheat Market Report Summary
A fragment notes a local wagon wheat sale with payment terms and price per unit. It mentions grain and buyers, but details are unclear.
New York Stocks Trading Report Oct 21
Market activity featured stock quotations from New York exchanges as of the day’s session in New York time. Investors tracked key indexes and notable price movements amid early fall trading.
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Phomes
New York Time
Grain Futures Make Big Gains
Grains rose in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat buying expanding. Secretary Jardine's statement reinforced bullish sentiment from poor southern hemisphere crops, noting recent declines likely priced in bear elements. Corn tracked wheat, oats held steady, while provisions fell on packing house liquidation.
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United Preas
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
William Jardine
Chicago Grain Table Oct 21 Receipts and prices
Chicago grain table shows wheat prices with No 1 hard at 1.57 to 1.61 and yellow around 0.85, corn various No 2 mixed at about 0.58 to 0.83, oats and rye quotes, and timothy prices near 6.75 to 7.00 as of Oct 21 with receipts tallied for wheat corn oats rye.
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Chicago
ORY. der
Arley
Timothy
Sugar Market Trends Signal Limited Hope for Next Crop
In New York the Sugar Market notes unfavorable development in secular trade and weak foreign demand, with price reductions locally and a carryover estimate exceeding 400000 tons. Cuban drought lingers, likely shaping next crop size. dismay positions viewed as attractive investment.
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Rymporaeon
Bandits Escape With 3500 In Watches Diamonds
Two men gagged Ernst Libinger, owner of the Huron Road Watch Company in Cleveland. They dumped watches and diamonds into a handbag and fled with loot valued at 3500 as hundreds watched. A customer later freed Libinger and police were alerted.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Huron Road Watch Company
Ernst Libinger
Senator Gerry to wed Edith Van Faer in London
United States Senator Peter G. Gerry of Rhode Island will marry Mrs. Edith Van Faer in London soon, it was announced today. The engagement and wedding plans were disclosed amid press reports from the city.
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United Preas
London
United States
Peter G. Gerry
Rhodesland
Edith Vanfae
Wheat Prices May Drop Next Year Jardine Warns
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine told farmers to plan ahead for next year’s wheat harvest noting that a partial crop failure has reduced production and that if plantings increase and yields normalize, much of the wheat could be exported without tariff protection. He cited higher competition from Australia Argentina and Canada.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Australia
Argentina
Canada
Exchange seat sells for 130000 in New York market
A New York Stock Exchange membership was sold for 130000 and steps were taken to sell another seat at 135000 subject to board approval. The prior sale stood at 126000 as market activity drives prices higher.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
Burglars Steal Silver Eighth Commandment Table in Berlin Synagogue
Two burglars broke into a Berlin synagogue last night and stole a silver table engraved with the Eighth Commandment Thou Shalt Not Steal. Police pursue leads as the unusual theft shocks the community.
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United Press
Berlin
Hog and cattle price rally at Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Hog prices rose with top hogs at 12.00, most hogs at 11.90, and heavy to light grades boosted. Cattle receipts around 1,200 showed improved quality with steers near 13.50, heifers 5.10, cows 7.50, while sheep and lambs around 5 to 14.50 and calves strong at 12.50 to 13.50 as trading closed steady.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Hogs and Cattle Market Receipts in Cleveland
Cleveland reports hog receipts around 3 000 with prices about 10 to 15 cents lower, bid ranges from 12.15 for mixed and mediums. Cattle receipts near 1 000 with steers and cows described as fair to good, top prices around 15 dollars. Calves and canes show steady to firm demand with top bids near 14 50.
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Stez
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Cleveland
Earl Palmer Held on Vagrancy Charges
Police report Arthur Jackson Palmer known as the Earl of Stafford is held on vagrancy charges with Mrs Bertha Shessley of Rosebud Montana. authorities say he faces fraudulent check charges in multiple states and may face Mann act charges. A telegram from Shessleys mother in Venita Oklahoma urged prosecution and offered funds for her return home. Police have not decided on prosecution or extradition.
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Palmer
Earl of Stafford
Bertha Shessley
Rosebud
Mont
Earl
Montana
Oklahoma
Shessley
Crash kills William Crutchfield after Saturday collision
William Crutchfield, a colored resident of 1425 N Capitol Ave, died today at city hospital from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Raymond Sanders, 16, of 942 W Thirty Fourth St, at Twelfth St and Capitol Ave. Sanders faced charges of assault and battery and underage driving. later upgraded to involuntary manslaughter.
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Capitol Ave
City Hospital
Crutchfield
Raymond Sanders
W. Thirty- Fourth St
Twelfth St
Sanders
Asault
Jolly Halloween Plan Promoted by City Leaders
Mayor Shank and Ernest L Kingston push for a festive Halloween Mardi Gras with minimal police interference. Police Chief Rikhoff says arrests will target dangerous behavior or property damage as confetti is set to fly.
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Ernest L. Kingston
Board of Safety
Herman F. Rikhoff
Mardi Gras Judges Named for Halloween Celebration
Wallace O. Lee Blaine McGrath Miss Mary Bostwick and others were named as judges of costumes and floats for the municipal Mardi Gras celebration at Halloween announced by John Walker chair. The first floor will be used for dancing in the Statehouse.
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Wallace O. Lee
Blaine McGrath
Mary Bostwick
William Hershell
Volney B. Fowler
John Walker
Statehouse
Indiana coal mining slumps amid national optimistic forecast
Indiana shows fall mining decline with daily output around 69,700 net tons, below 1923 and 1924 levels. National tone predicts a big soft coal boom for winter, yet Indiana remains largely unaffected, with only six states expected to increase production while others drop.
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Alabama
Kentucky
Maryland
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Robinson to Aid Coolidge strengthens Indiana ties
Indiana Senator elect Robinson plans to support the Coolidge administration. He arrived amid a flurry of telegrams and visitors, including State Senator Fred M. Dickerman. Robinson, 44, is a longtime lawyer and former Marion County judge who will be among the youngest U.S. Senators.
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Indiana
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Seventh District
Republican Women’s Organization
Robinson
Fred M. Dickerman
Indianapolis
Senate
Indiana Trust Bldg
Robinson, Symmes & Melson
United States
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T. H. I. & E. Traction Co
Willard
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Katherine
Arsenal Technical High School
Marion County Superior Court
American Legion
Pickerington
Ohio
Indiana Law School
Police Order After Airgun Injury To 11 Year Old
City patrolmen ordered to take youths with airguns to their parents and reprimand guardians. The move follows a police probe into an injury to William Krado, 11, of 4448 Leroy Ave. He was hit in the eye by an air rifle shot from another 11 year old boy who has not yet been located.
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Herman F. Rikhoff
William Krado
Butler Ave
Fire Loss Hits 75000 At Sandrock Furniture Store
Fire swept the Sandrock Furniture store in South Bend causing about 75000 in losses. Other buildings and the warehouse were menaced as flames reached the business district during the blaze.
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South Bend
United Press
Ind
Local Masons Are Honored in Indiana Grand Council
Evansville Indiana October 21 Henry Kling of Mt Vernon was chosen most illustrious grand master of the Indiana Grand Council Royal and Select Masters. Other officers elected include Donald Pickett Greenfield deputy master Charles H Brown Rushville grand principal conductor Charles S Murphy Indianapolis grand captain of guard Richard Downward Anderson grand conductor of council W I G Crabill South Bend grand steward Vestal W Woodard Indianapolis grand treasurer Robert A Woods Princeton grand recorder. The Rev Loudon Harriman Princeton was appointed chaplain Herbert Graham Elkhart was re appointed grand lecturer and Jacob Rubin Indianapolis was appointed grand sentinel. The grand council closed this afternoon and the grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons convened. The grand chapter will elect and close its meeting Thursday.
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Evansville
Ind
Henry Kling
Mt. Vernon
Indiana Grand Council
Donald Pickett
Greenfield
Charles H. Brown
Rushville
Charles S. Murphy
Indianapolis
Richard Downward
Anderson
WI G. Crabill
South Bend
Vestal W. Woodard
Robert A. Woods
Princeton
Loudon A Harriman
Herbert Graham
Elkhart
Jacob Rubin
Royal Arch Masons
Deportation Hearing for Alien In Transit Liquor Case
In Criminal Court Judge James A. Collins orders a full probe into Tom Dafoff 31 of 933 N Holmes Ave after he reveals fourteen years in the United States without final naturalization. Dafoff a grocery operator testified to liquor law violations including a 1921 sixty day term and a Macedonia birth. The case was taken under advisement.
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Tom Dadof
N. Holmes Ave
James A. Collins
Dafoff
Indiana
Macedonia
Goodrich Applauds Robinson Senate Appointment
Former Indiana governor James P Goodrich, returning from a three month Russia trip, praised Arthur Robinson as Senator to replace the late Samuel M Ralston after a half hour talk with President Coolidge. He stated Governor Jackson would find him a good Senator and departs for Indianapolis Thursday.
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Times
Washington, D. C
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Russia
Arthur Robinson
Samuel M. Ralston
Goodrich
Coolidge
Jackson
Heavy early snow blankets western New York
Nine inches of snow covered western New York by early today with the heaviest fall around Eden Center in Erie County.
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United Preas
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Eden Center
Erie County
Birth notices from St Vincent Hospital list new arrivals
Birth announcements from St Vincent Hospital record many newborns with parents and guardians named, including William and Marjorie Schroeder, Oneatar and Sarah Cave, Margie Hargreaves, Raymond and Beatrice Kotter, and others. The fragmented OCR lists multiple pairs of parents and associated locations, reflecting a busy maternity ward.
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William and
Marjorie Schroeder
St. Vincent Hospital
Death notices from St Vincent and Central Indiana Hospital
Listing of multiple deaths with ages and causes including apoplexy cerebral hemorrhage and diphtheria. Names include Mary Watson George Haworth Patricia Lawson Sharlotte Maas James Swan Willim Andis and Thomas Campbell with hospital affiliations and addresses.
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John Roeenbere
New York
Hockley
St. Vines Methodist Hospital
Mary Watson
George Haworth
Central Indiana Hospital
Mary Jane Craven
Holmes
Patricia Ann Lawson
St. Vincent Hospital
Holliday
Blake
Sharlotte Maas
Spann
James C. Swan
Park
Willim N. Andis
Winthrop
Thomas C. Campbell
St. Vincent
Inquest Opened Into Rabbit Hunt Shooting Death
A coroner's inquest opened today into the death of Raymond Scheid 26 who was shot while rabbit hunting near Robert W Long Hospital. witness Madward Williams 1010 W North St fired the shot claiming accident. Scheid died at City Hospital Tuesday night leaving a widow and two young sons. Funeral plans awaited the inquest outcome.
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Corsoner
Raymond Scheid
North St
Scheid
Robert W. Long
Madward Williams
City Hospital
Williams
William
Henry
Liquor Raids Targeted After Prosecution Critique
Chief Herman F. Rilghoff ordered police to exercise greater discretion in liquor arrests following criticism by Special Prosecutor Joe R. Beckett. Beckett told Inspector John S. White that many arrests lacked sufficient evidence or evidence was lost before trial. He noted many continued city court cases and said pressure on officers could be a factor. In city court Tuesday fifteen blind tiger cases were continued, two discharged, and no convictions.
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Herman F. Rilghoff
Joe R. Beckett
Beckett
John S. White
Indiana superintendents gather for yearlong work plan
Dr H N Sherwood Indiana superintendent of public instruction outlines phases of work for the coming year to about seventy five county superintendents from across the state gathered at the Claypool Hotel. They will dine at a banquet tonight in the Lincoln hotel with members of the Indiana Schoolmen's Club.
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H. N. Sherwood
Indiana
Claypool
Lincoln Hotel
Indiana Schoolmen's Club
Evolution Is Favored At Unitarian Lecture
Dr Maxwell Savage of Worcester Massachusetts spoke at All Souls Unitarian Church on 1453 N Alabama St Tuesday night. He declared evolution lifts man and propels progress and argued Jesus Christ never founded a church but aimed to prepare people for the Kingdom of God. He promised a follow up talk on Does Man Need to Be Saved.
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Worchester
Mass
All Souls Unitarian Church
Alabama St
Savage
Jesus Christ
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