Elks Lodge to Start 3 Million Memorial Building
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks prepares contracts for a 3 million memorial headquarters in Chicago. Construction likely to begin this year with bidding by a New York firm, details from the grand lodge report. Other topics include education and social welfare campaigns and the order’s charitable work.
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ELKS LODGE
ATTANTA
grand lodge
Benevolent Trowwepye Orier of
Pike
la Chicago
saul
thwogten
Dakota
Tener
Tor
Penne Tama
fothaks
New York
Invest
eavimattier
EThS
werk
Realtors Discuss State License Law at Indianapolis Luncheon
Delegates from the National Association of Real Estate Boards and leaders of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board discussed licensing efforts and state law at a luncheon. J Cathrell and Wo Po Dunlop reported on building and subdivision work, while Thomas Carson noted long-standing support for a real estate license law, despite past legislative opposition.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
heli rerenthal Clevelind
regilar
Indianapolis
J. Cathrell
ant Wo Po Dunlop
Thomas
Carson
enid
bill neer
State Assembly
Teichaeme I Weld
George Wheldon
dsft
New York
national organization
theiman
Children examined for summer camp in Indianapolis
More than twenty children from across Indianapolis were examined yesterday at the Marion County Tuberculosis Association offices in the Pythian building for admission to an experimental child nutrition camp run by the Family Welfare Society with support from the Summit Mission for Sick Molbenneo. The nutrition camp aims to improve health through weight gain and improved nourishment, following classes and screening programs conducted in recent weeks.
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srtiong
Indianapolis
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Family Welfare Society
Molbenneo
Paltsfen park
rpeternt Tyre
Indicated Text Fragment on Commission Plans and Attendance
Fragmentary OCR passage references Indiana work and planning commissions. Mentions representatives including a supervisor and various roles. Contains unclear names and terms. no definite event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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icried ag
Indiana
andhariel
tivieriariet
Pest germander
Townsend Sees No Chance Ford Election
Detroit July 1 Henry Ford would only win if nominated by a major party Townsend said today He doubted a third party bid could succeed and noted Michigan figures dismiss Ford as a presidential option The Republican rival said the party had no plan to nominate Ford and the Democrats echoed similar skepticism
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TOWNSEND
FORD
DETROIT
Mid
Caiverea
Henry
Chet bord
Charles
Hal SY
rabin
Morty
cere
Women admitted to national military home at Leavenworth
Mrs Certei de La Butre of Denver Mal was approved for admission to the national military home at Leavenworth by Gen Wood and Col Sidney Conk. Patts a Ui became the second woman admitted, the board’s action ends a long rule of men only, opening the home to women veterans.
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LEAVENWORTH Res
Certei de La Butre
Denver
Ho “Wood
board of marringers
Sidney Conk
Patts
United States Navy
aga
Fletcher American Buys $400,000 Stadium Bonds
The Fletcher American buys $400,000 stadium bonds for a municipal arena project. Officials announced the sale details, noting a premium and that the bonds are an obligation of the park district rather than the city.
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FLETCHER AMERICAN
HMC pens
Tadianare
Knife Blade Removed in Indiana Harbor Incident
In Indiana Harbor on July 11 ten years ago Frank Kalbaron helped a high official by pressing his left arm to his chest. A knife blade remained lodged near the elbow for days, later found to have torn tissue but avoided amputation through quick action and medical care.
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INDIANA HARBOR
Ind
Frank Kalbaron
Chicago
tharin
Law Favors Both Sides in Plaza Controversy
Debated plaza design weighs monumental versus utilitarian aims for a memorial site in Indiana. Proponents urge a dual role with a towering structure, state museum, and assembly hall to foster patriotism, civic life, and historic preservation. Opponents favor a dominant shrine but agree utility strengthens enduring meaning. A proposed plan includes a 300 to 4,000 seat assembly space, a memorial museum, and historical society presence to anchor the site. The debate cites Minneapolis pledges and calls for a permanent regional headquarters.
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ely
warll
Colise
Indiana
Ingdiana civicife
Ingian
coliseum
plaza achemeée
historical society
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Minn
Lasker hopes Congress will change dry law
London July 11 Albert D Lasker retiring shipping boats chairman at the Pilgrim Societe dinner urged that the Volstead act may not have intended to block liquor imports from foreign ships under seal He favored legalizing sealed liquor imports on both sides of the water while respecting existing laws and warned of legal reprisals.
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LONDON
Universal Services
Congress
Albert D Tarker
shipping boats
Pilgrim’ Societe
America
England
Charge booze hauling nets Indiana arrest
In Anderson Indiana on July 11 Sheriff Deniela arrested Ted Talamage aged 35 for violating federal liquor transportation laws. He was found parked along the road with a pint of white mule and eleven ballins of beer. William Ellingwood was also found at the scene. Both prisoners were held without bond.
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ANDERSON
Ind
Deniela
Ted Talamage
here
William Ellingwood
Drowned man pulled from Wabash near Verndale Bridge
The body of Charles Markus, 42, a Lithuanian coal miner and clerk, was recovered from the Wabash River about 200 feet south of the Verndale railroad bridge in Terre Haute. He reportedly fell from a cliff to the west bank while at Jackson Hill mine No. 6 yesterday afternoon.
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WABASH
Verndalle raieoad
TERRE HAUTE
Ind
Sherifred Armstrong
Charles Markus
waalfest
Markus
Jackson Hill
Lithuania
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HANNING BROS. & WINKLER
National Ciey Rank
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Sundar
PLAZA
American Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
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legion
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