Stolen A Tre a Hupmobile Sedan From Ralph Sandy
A Hupmobile sedan owned by Ralph Sandy was stolen from in front of his East Washington street home around 9 30 Wednesday evening. Sandy heard a car start, checked the street and found the vehicle missing, then notified the police and nearby towns.
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Ralph Sandy
Sandy
East Washington Street
Martinsville
George Long
W. R. Orton
Long
East Washington Street Road
Bishop Blake Addresses Ministers at DePauw Summer School
Bishop Edgar Blake of the Indianapolis area, recently named to replace Bishop F. D. Leete, spoke at a banquet for Indiana conference ministers attending DePauw university summer school of theology. He urged greater study and said there can be no great religion without great thinking.
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Edgar Blake
Indianapolis
F. D. Leete
Indiana
DePauw University
Blake
DePauw
Delayed Nomination Night Shifts Smith Support Across States
The convention’s dramatic late vote drama shows Southern states wavering toward Smith while Northern factions push unity. Ohio’s last minute switch to Smith tips the tally, triggering renewed bandwagon momentum as Indiana and others weigh in.
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Tennessee
Smith
West Texas
Itosing
Sen
Joe Robinson
John W. Davis
Jim’ Reed
Missouri
Herbert Hoover
Fatty Arbuckle
Will Hays
United States
Smith declares for constitutional enforcement and prohibition reform
Governor Al Smith pledges strict enforcement of the federal Constitution if elected president and telegraphs the Houston convention his support for fundamental changes in current national prohibition provisions. The timing of his actions remains tied to the November election date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Albany
N. Y
INS
Smith
New York
Houston
Notre Dame Engineering Building Damaged by Fire
A campus blaze at Notre Dame University in South Bend Indiana destroyed the engineering building with an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Three firefighters were injured while battling the flames. Investigators believe a short circuit in wiring sparked the fire.
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South Bend
Ind
INS
Notre Dame University
M S Champer Dies Shelter Home Death Notice
Mrs May Champer widow of James E Champer died Friday afternoon at the Hoff man residence on west Franklin street where she had roomed. She was about 65, death due to congestion of the stomach and heart disease. Remains were taken to McCurry Funeral Home.
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May Champer
James E. Champer
George Hoffman
West
Franklin Street
McCurry Funeral Home
Green Apple Fatality Claims Indiana Boy
Emil Breckner, 11, died in Valparaiso Ind after eating green apples while fishing. He grew hungry when the fish did not bite and the apples caused acute indigestion, leading to his death.
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Valparaiso
Ind
INS
Emil Breckner
Mrs Sidelia Dowling in Indianapolis Friday
Society editor Mrs Sidelia Dowling of the Herald was in Indianapolis on Friday afternoon, gathering society news and observing events in the city.
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Sidelia Dowling
the Herald
Indianapolis
Luncheon as Health Factor for the Working Girl
The article argues mid day meals influence well being and urges a balanced luncheon with vegetables, whole grain bread, plain pudding, milk, and cocoa. It cautions against over or under eating and recommends a 15 minute rest after lunch to aid digestion. It also outlines a sample daily menu from breakfast to dinner emphasizing hydration and simple foods.
Club Activities Reported From Local Churches and Societies
Mrs. E R Bartley hosted Section Four of the Christian Church with good attendance though the president was absent. Mrs. Henry Bicknell of Section Three attended as guest. Tri Kappa sorority held a formal initiation at Mrs A G Brown’s home for four Greencastle High School graduates Laura Hauck Joan Durham Elizabeth Pruitt and Helen King. Lunch was served by Mrs Brown. The Monday Club schedules its annual picnic on Monday afternoon July 2 at Mrs Andrew Sweeney’s Limedale Road home. Please notify Mrs Oscar Obenchain if transportation is needed.
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Bartley
E. R. Bartley
The
Christian Church
Henry Bicknell
Tri Kappa Sorority
A. G. Brown
Greencastle High School
Laura Hauck
A. A. Hauck
Joan Durham
Andrew Durham
Elizabeth Pruitt
Phylander Pruitt
Helen King
John King
Brown
Andrew Sweeney
Limedale Road
Oscar Obenchain
Evelyn Ayler
North College Avenue
Cena Brothers
Frank Cowan
Miss Brothers
Helen Brothers
Mary Elizabeth Peck
Bery O.hair
Phoebe Conley
Catherine Tillotson
Beulah Gill
Winifred Boyle
Lillian Couchman
Roachdale
Mesdames Maurice
Gross
J. B. Zeis
Harold Talbott
Harriet Louise Fisher
F. C. Fisher
Dorris C. Graham
James B. Gilliland
Guy C. Carpenter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Crawfordsville High School
DePauwniversity
Graham
Princeton High School
Wabash
Lambda Chi Fraternity
Crawfordeville Review
H. R. Krehl
West of Town
Twentieth Century Club
J. L. Bey
W. J. Hunt
Manhattan
Alpha Williams
H. R. Williams
Greencastle
Henrietta Everetts
Scottsburg
DePauw Music School
Tally Ho
Rosa Knauer
Laura Williams
Mable Layman
Nellia Reynolds
Fears Grow for Missing Nobile and Amundsen Parties
London reports that five ships are hunting for the missing Nobile expedition and Amundsen relief party. Two warships, Veslekari, Hobby, and Luxembourg join future searches as Majors Maddalena and Penzo prepare to fly in Italian seaplanes. Evidence suggests nine missing men may be dead. search continues.
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Nobile
London
INS
Amundsen
Veslekari
Hobby
Luxembourg
King's Bay
Virgo Bay
Spitzberge
Spitzbergen
Maddelena
Penzo
Umberto Nobile
Glass of light bulb severs boy's artery
Four year old Wayne Guernsey of Lima Ohio visiting relatives in Lebanon Indiana was admitted to Witham hospital after a light bulb shattered and glass severed an artery when he threw his clothes into the air and smashed the globe.
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Lebanon
Ind
Wayne Guernsey
Lima
Witham Hospital
Steamships collide off Cape Cod injure no one aboard
The steamship Evangeline carrying about 100 passengers from New York to Yarmouth collided in fog with the freight ship Grecian from Boston to Baltimore and Norfolk. The Grecian, with a crew of 40, sustained a large hole but reached Monomoy Point safely. Evangeline remained on scene then proceeded north. No casualties were reported.
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Chatham
Mass
INS
New York
Yarmouth
Boston
Baltimore
Norfolk
Cape Cod
Monomoy Point
Starn
Hog market steady as cattle prices hold in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 29 the hog market remained generally steady with 180 to 300 pound hogs bringing $10.75 to $10.90 and mostly $10.85. Good to choice slaughter classes held firm while lower grades and grassers weakened. Vealers sold around $15, down. Sheep and lambs were steady with good lambs at $15 to $15.50.
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Indianapolis
Women Speakers Highlight Transportation Round Table at New Orleans Meet
The 10th annual convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs in New Orleans will feature several women as speakers in a transportation round table. Notables include Mrs. Phoebe E. Clark of Nashville who runs the Tennessee Kentucky Northern railroad and Mrs. C Baker Clotworthy, VP of the Baltimore Steam Packet Co. Also featured are Helen Roddy of New Orleans, Miss Myrtle Miles of New York City, and Miss Margaret Talbot Stevens of Baltimore among others, discussing opportunities for women in rail and steamship industries.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
New Orleans
Phoebe E. Clark
Nashville
Tennessee
Tennessee, Kentucky & Northern
C. Baker Clotworthy
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
America
Helen Roddy
Missouri Pacific
United States
Myrtle Miles
New York City
Woman's Bureau
Department of Agriculture
New York Central Railroad
Margaret Talbot Stevens
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mary L. Brandon
West Palm Beach
Florida
Brandon Transfer and Storage Co
Julius Freeman
The
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
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George Hanna
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Greenville, I
Mrs. Hellinger
H. B. Longden
Helen Kendall
Paul Frazier
East Franklin Street
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Frazier
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Bloomington Street
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W. J. Yount
Elm Street
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Chevrolet
Beck Sales Co
Big Tabernacle
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Mississippi
Oklahoma
Texas
Ohio
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Powerene
Tammary
Scares Ly
Pat Hartigan
Virgin Islands
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Notre Dame
M&s
Champer
Arthur A. McGovern
Corneliasicat College
Adean
Ae Mr Nog
42Nd St
Tri Kappas
Monday Club
Mrs. Sweeney
Bethel M. FE
Clinton Township
Bert Smith
Reelsville
Business Women’s Convention
Miss Ayler
DePauw Coed
Crawfordsville
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Emerson Ruark
Boston Ferns
Eitel Floral CO
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Chicago
SOX
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