Mystery House No 1318 Draws In Male Leads
Rudolph van Vechten investigates the House of Mystery across from the Powhatan club as several visitors come and go. A man is killed, Tom Phinney is seized on a yacht trip, and a girl in the crowd eyes Van Vechten. A gold purse ties Paige Carew to the case while Temple Bonner and the Devereaux family loom in the surrounding intrigue.
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Rudolph van Vechten
Powhatan Club
van Vechten
Tom Phinney
Paige Carew
Tom
Flint
House of Mystery
Callia
Jeasse
Theodore van Vechten
Wall Street
Tron
Van
London
Miss Carew
Temple Bonner
Compton Schuyler
Max Willard
Devereaux
Bonner
Willard
Deas
Mystery intruder confronts danger in derelict house
Van Vechten enters a haunted, cobwebbed residence and interrupts a heated confrontation between John Callis and a terrified young woman. A violent struggle ensues as Callis threatens the woman while Van Vechten readies himself to sacrifice for her safety.
Some Remarks on Incomes Tax Policy
In a humorous critique the piece argues incomes are taxed and questions fairness and purpose. It notes incomes vary with those who have worked for you and mocks the notion of wealth from income. It ends with a health census of El Loula babies conducted by three society women.
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el Loula
Indiana County Highway Superintendents Elect Leaders
Clarence A. Kenyon presides as head of the Indiana Good Roads association with Indiana County Highway Superintendents electing Marion County’s Lawrence C. Miller as president at their first annual meeting. Hancock’s Charles M. Warren becomes vice president, Shelby’s Fred T. Hack secretary treasurer, and Greene’s Thomas E. Slinkard assistant secretary. Speakers include Joseph B. Workman and Bert Winters on farm and legal aspects respectively. The group toured Indianapolis by auto. Drought relief and crop conditions are noted across districts with rainfall variable. southern Indiana reports dry conditions while northern counties see adequate rain for crops. A tornadolike storm hit Madison County with damage, affecting soil and plants. Strawberry crops face reductions due to drought.
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Indianapolis
Lawrence C. Miller
Marion County
Indiana County Highway Superintendents’ Association
Charles M. Warren
Hancock County
Fred T. Hack
Shelby County
Thomas E. Slinkard
Greene County
Clarence A. Kenyon
Indiana Good Roads Association
Joseph B. Workman
Bert Winters
State Board of Acounts
Indiana
Wabash
Huntington
Miami
Madison County
Winters murder case explodes in Newcastle Indiana
The Newcastle murder case surrounding Katherine Winters collapses as Dr. W Winters returns to dental work and films about Katherine's disappearance. Detective Robert Abel, once the town’s famed sleuth, vanishes with the case, leaving a cloud of mystery townwide.
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Indiana
Newcastle
Katherine Winters
Katherine
Robert H. Abel
Detective Abel
Indiana Law School celebrates 20th commencement in Indianapolis
The twenty annual commencement of Indiana Law School was held at the Indiana Pythian Building in Indianapolis. Charles W. Moores urged lawyers on obligations of the profession. James A. Rohbach announced junior and senior prize winners, including Ralph H. Waltz of Arcadia for the Jutter prize. Drought notes emerge as crops await rain and soil remains hard in several districts.
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Indiana Law School
Indiana Pythian
Indianapolis
Charles W. Moores
James A. Rohbach
Jutter
Ralph H. Waltz
Arcadia
Ind
Robbs-Merrill
Eliott
Newcastle Man Is Elected President at Mail Carriers Meet
The 14th annual Indiana Letter Carriers' Association convention ended in Martinsville with a banquet. Ed Galner of Muncie received a presidential watch. E. W. Clift of Newcastle was elected president for the next year, with Moses Harry of Evanaville as vice president, W. G. Stahl of Fort Wayne secretary, and John Rheoffl of Terra Haute as treasurer. The group supported graduated pay retirement for postal workers.
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Indiana Letter Carriers’ Association
Martinsville
Ed Galner
Muncie
National Association
E. W. Clift
Newcastle
Moses Harry
Evanaville
W. G. Stahl
Fort Wayne
John Rheoffl
Terra Haute
Indiana Briefs Report Suicide and Balloon Accident
Mrs Harriet Bartlett of Muncie commits suicide by drinking patami two weeks after mourning husband Boaz Bartlett. Aeronaut George T Wright survived a 100 foot balloon fall at South Bend with a broken nose and left leg. Three Cities Seek Elks Convention as Evansville hosts next state gathering and Logansport Ft Wayne and Elkhart plan silver jubilees with bids for a future convention. Michigan City expected to bid for honors.
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Indiana Briefs
Harriet Bartlett
Muncie
Boaz Bartlett
George T. Wright
South Bend
Evansville
Indiana Elks Reunion Association
Logansport
Ft. Wayne
Elkhart
Michigan City
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Hades
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Tage
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Highway Body
State Association
Joseph 8. Workman
Board of Accounts
William C. Goosebaum
Beasie Long
Grenada
Andrews
Eleanor P. Parker
American Law Book Company
Bouvier's Law Dictionary
Scott R. Brewer
Winters
Dr. W. A. Winters
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