Justices Win In Writ Ruling Over Warrants In Wayne Township
Judge Collins condemns lower court practices as officers race to obtain search warrants from a willing justice of the peace. The McClure case pauses for defense to secure the warrant and motions to suppress evidence amid a broader call for a clean up of saloon era procedures.
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Henry H. Spiher
Wayne Township
Collins
McClure
Center Township
Indianapolis
Eisenhut
Indiana
Dora Meyers
Better lawyers asked at Indianapolis Bar dinner
Law schools were urged to train a higher type of lawyer at a Wednesday dinner of the Indianapolis Bar Association. Principal speakers included Paul V. McNutt Indiana University Law School dean Merrill Moore former congressman Charles M. Hepburn and association president Lawrence B. Davis.
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Indianapolis Bar Association
Paul V. McNutt
Law School
Indiana University
Merrill Moores
Congress
Marion County
Charles M. Hepburn
Lawrence B. Davis
Association
Markets Close At New High On Move Upward
Industrial and railroad stocks reached fresh highs in yesterday's close amid optimism for ongoing bull market strength. Charles M. Schwab signaled steel industry gains portend broader prosperity, with metal shares leading early gains and motion picture stocks, Pathe and Fox Film, rising amid brisk buying.
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Bu United Press
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Pathe
Fox Film
Indianapolis Bank Clearings Report for Thursday
Indianapolis bank clearings on Thursday totaled $5,145,000 with debits matching. Daywide bank activity showed overall receipts and outflows in the millions, reflecting stable financial movement in the city.
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Indianapolis
Wheat Growers Association Reports 1924-25 Year
The Indiana Wheat Growers Association reported 1,524,250 bushels valued at 2,377,475 dollars handled for the year ending June 30. Growers were paid 2,130,824 dollars, 90 percent of sales, with 293,671 dollars in direct costs and 41,728 dollars in overhead. Storage allowances end Dec 31 1925. farm storage will be treated as deliveries on that date to aid early deliveries and close country elevator accounts earlier.
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Indiana Wheat Growers Association
Board of
Commisison Row Prices to Retailers for Fresh Produce
A fragmented price list shows wholesale to retailer rates for various fruits and vegetables. Items include apples, bananas, cantaloupes, melons, grapes, citrus, peaches, pears, strawberries, and vegetables with per basket or crate prices and origins such as Jamaica Florida California Michigan Idaho and Western regions.
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Jamaica
Isle of Pine
Florida
Michigan
California
Ohio
Peare
Fey
Bartett
Markets News From Chicago and Cleveland Prices for Eggs and Poultry
Markets report mixed prices on eggs poultry and dairy with multiple items listed. Prices include eggs at 32 to 47 cents in Ohio and northern regions, fowls at 24 to 28 cents, turkeys around 20 to 22 cents, butter at 42 to 44 cents, cheese varieties from Swiss to American loaf, and potatoes around 3.75 to 4.00 per bushel in New York and surrounding markets. Local and regional listings cite Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and Pennsylvania suppliers and a range of shipping and receipt terms.
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Indianapllis
Lee
New
Americas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
North Dakota
Red River
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Local Mills Set Wheat Buying Prices in Indianapolis
Indianapolis mills and a rain elevatore are paying 1.49 dollars for No 2 red wheat on its merit with other grades assessed individually.
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Wagon Wheat
Indianapolis Mills
Sugar Market By Thomson and McKinnon
In New York on October 2 the marketing of the unsold Cuban crop is nearly assured as five banking interests control the remainder. Prospective sellers hesitate to sell at current prices and prices are likely to rise above the 2 cent level.
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Thomson & McKinnon New York
Wholesale Meat Prices and Cuts Listed
Price list shows reef Native steers 300 to 500 lbs with fores under carcass and hinds over carcass. Native heifers 300 to 150 lbs. cows 100 to 700 lbs with fores under carcass and hinds over carcass. Veal carcasses 70 to 90 lbs with fores under carcass and brains tongues and sweetbreads. Spring lambs 25 to 40 lbs with fores and legs. tongues 15e. mutton and other cuts listed with various weights and prices.
Retail Fish Prices Stitch From Whitelist Ledger
Wholesale prices for various fish are listed with per pound and per item figures. Halibut, whitefish, red snapper, mackerel and codish appear with prices around 4 to 60 cents, lobsters and shrimp shown with higher rates, and oysters priced at around 40 to 50 cents per unit.
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Columpes
Site to be selected for home for elderly members
Appointment of a nine member committee to select a site for the home for elderly members and orphans of Indiana Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias was announced on Wednesday. Members include William A. Lower Decatur Royal B. Gox Darlington 4 C Wise Washington Judge Charles Pulliam Terre Haute Claude S Kittelman Cambridge City Ray R Tash Salem Judge W H Bichorn Bluffton Alonzo Moore Kokomo and Walter Huthsteiner Tell City. Twelve Indiana cities have made offers.
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Indiana Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
William A. Lower
Decatur
Royal B. Gox
Darlington
C. Wise
Washington
Charles Pulliam
Terre Haute
Claude
Kittelman
Cambridge City
Ray R. Tash
Salem
W. H. Bichorn
Bluffton
Alonzo Moore
Skxokomo
Bond Filed For Seymour Bank Embezzlement Suspect
The $5,000 bond of John Keegler of Seymour, wanted on a $10,000 bank embezzlement charge, was received in Federal Court for approval. Keegler, former cashier at First National Bank of Seymour, was arrested recently in Louisville and is indicted by the Federal grand jury.
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John Keegler
Seymour
Keegler
First National Bank
Louisville
Lawyer Samuel Baird Dies at 88 in Lafayette Home
Samuel P. Baird 88, longtime Tippecanoe County lawyer and Naval Academy graduate, died suddenly at his Lafayette home Wednesday. He was appointed to the academy by President Lincoln in 1861.
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United Presse Lafayette
Ind
Samuel P. Baird
Tippecanie County
Baird
United States Naval Academy
Lincoln
Wheat Prices Drop Suddenl y on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices broke sharply on the Chicago Board of Trade as farmers abandoned holding grain awaiting higher prices. Coarse grains held steadier while long positions liquidated amid favorable crop news and weaker cash markets. corn shipments were curtailed by impassable roads and slow husking. Oats unchanged. Hog prices fell sharply with higher deliveries lowering provisions.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Chicago Grain Table Receipts Reported
Chicago Oct 22 grain table shows carrot receipts with Wheat 7, corn 104, oats, ed rye 2. The brief item lists daily figures for the market in Chicago with emphasis on grain movements and totals for the period.
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Chicago
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Funeral services for Dr. P. J. Watters
Funeral services for Dr. P. J. Watters 75 of 1802 Ingram St assistant physician at Indiana Central Hospital for the Insane will be held 10 am Saturday at St Francis Catholic Church Brightwood Burial Crown Hill cemetery Dr Watters died Wednesday night of stroke of apoplexy He had been with the institution 25 years and once acting superintendent He graduated 1887 Indianapolis Medical College He was a member of the Indianapolis Medical Society Indiana State Medical Society and the American Medical Association The widow survives
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P. J. Watters
Ingram St
Indiana Central Hospital For
St. Francis Catholic Church
Brightwood
Crown Hill Cemetery
Watters
Marsh hides secrets in Pennsylvania swamp murders
West Pittsburgh marshes near New Castle hold mystery after three murders unearthed in three days. Skulls and body parts found in the swamp fuel questions whether the marsh was the crime scene or a burial site for victims killed elsewhere.
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United Press
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Plea Sent To Coolidge For Reappointment Of I C C Member
Public service commissioners sent a plea to President Coolidge seeking the reappointment of E. I. Lewis to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Lewis served on the State commission from 1917 to 1921 and the term on the federal body expires in December.
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E. I. Lewis
Interstate Commerce Commission
President Coolidge
Public Service Commissioners
Lewis
State Commission
Wallace Elected President of Federated Patriotic Societies
Miss Addie M. Wallace was elected president of the Federated Patriotic Societies at a Severin meeting on Wednesday. Also chosen were Frances Bilyeau as first vice president Grace Hoffmeyer as second vice president Ada Mendall as fourth vice president Valla Gaumer as fifth vice president Emma S. Finch as secretary and Mary Danderhoff as secretary.
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Addie M. Wallace
Federated Patriotic Societies
the Severin
Frances Bilyeau
Grace Hoffmeyer
Ada Mendall
Valla Gaumer
Emma S. Finch
Angl
Mary Danderhoff
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady with Mixed Movements at Indianapolis
Hog prices at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange edged 15 cents lower on a light 5000 head run plus 610 holdovers. Heavies 11.50 to 11.90, mediums 11.75 to 11.90, lights 11.90, pigs 12.25, sows 10.25 to 10, stags 9 to 10.50. Cattle trade improved but featureless. steers 7 to 13.50, cows 3 to 7.25, calves around 13.50, sheep and lambs steady with, lambs 14, ewes 7. Prices rose 50 cents on calves in call division.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Chicago
Cincinnati
East ST. Louis
Cleveland
East Buffalo
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O.uy
Piltsburgh
Rhea
BT Ao AG
U.S. and regional cattle and hog market roundup
Oct 22 market report across Chicago Cincinnati East St. Louis Cleveland and other hubs shows steady to weak demand for cattle hogs and lambs with receipts varying by city. Notable prices include fat cattle from 11.50 to 15.25 per hundredweight and hogs around 9.50 to 11.85 with regional shifts in supply and demand.
Two 14 year olds vanish after leaving city for unknown destinations
Two youths, both 14, left their homes on Wednesday instead of attending Technical High School. Paul McDaniels of Prospect Street planned a trip to Florida and may be with Arthur Mattick of Woodlawn Avenue who noted a destination in North Carolina. Claude Young of Miley Avenue, ill, also fled his home.
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Technical High School
Paul McDaniels
Prospect St
Florida
Arthur Mattick
Woodlawn Ave
North Carolina
Claude Young
N. Miley Ave
Hungarians of Indianapolis Form Club
Hungarian community members organized to promote good will and filed Articles of Association with the Secretary of State. The Indianapolis Hungarian Club is led by Charles Aslos Jr, Joe Solyom, Mike Domer, and John Comenda.
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Hungarians of
Indianapolis
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