Bakers School Idea At Winona Sparks State Interest
Winona school officials and Indiana master bakers discuss creating a bakers program at the Winona Trades Schools. Prof Burrage of Purdue envisions a short course with science and technology, aiming to attract 30 or more students and possibly launch in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Winona Trades’ Schools
S. C. Dickey
Winona Assembly
Winona Technical Institute and Trades Schools
Adolph Boettler
National Association of Master Bakers
L. E. Rough
Indiana States Association of Master Bakers
Boettler
St. Louis
Dickey
Stewards
National Stewards’ Association
National Association
Master Pakers
Purdue
Severance Burrage
Purdue University
Burrage
Stone
Local Jottings From Marion County City Briefs
A hodgepodge of city notes reports misaddressed mail seen by Judge McMaster and a letter in circulation. Barber shops close Sundays while a new law tests. various civic, building, and legal items from parks salaries to orphaned public works proposals populate the column.
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Marion County
J. L. McMaster
Cooperative Department Store planned for Indianapolis
Indianapolis to gain a new department store in the Marott building at 340 358 Massachusetts avenue. The Co operative Department Store company, formed by R B Washburn C E Bullock and B F Bowen, plans to issue 506000 stock at 10 a share to citizens, with a five year lease option and a community owned board of directors.
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Indianapolis
Maratt
Massachusetts Ave
Co-operative Department Store Company
R. B. Washburn
C. E. Bullock
Cleveland
B. F. Bowen
Messrs. Washburn
Bullock
Mr. Bowen
George J. Marott
Massachusetts
Messrs
Washburn, Bullock
Bowen
Vicinity
Board of Directors
Washburn and
Claypool
Marott
United States Weather Forecast Note on Thursday Night Showers
Partly cloudy conditions with probable showers Thursday night into Friday. Warmer conditions expected Friday. Sunrise times listed as 3 13 and 6 17. Forecaster notes and garbled text present.
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United States
New Numbers for Autos Increase Display on Cars
Scores of automobile owners are visiting the secretary of state to reregister. A larger number is required by law and must be displayed on the front and rear of the machine. New registrations incur a $1 license fee. already registered owners pay no fee. The state supplies only a small seal number. owners must have their own numbers made.
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Secretary of State
Son Named as Executor in Pyle Will
The will of the late William L. Pyle, pioneer of Indianapolis, was filed in probate court Thursday. All property goes to widow Mary T. Pyle, while son Charles C. Pyle is named executor.
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William L. Pyle
Indianapolis
Mary T. Pyle
Charles C. Pyle
Two Shop Girls Accused In Fur and Cloak House Theft
Detectives confronted Lula Rusher and Carrie Osborn, two shop girls at Jacob Wohfield Fur and Cloak House, as Osborn was led away on theft charges. Rusher, 68, admitted taking pins, shirts, furs, and other items, and both women faced accusations after two years of missing articles. Osborn previously attempted to sell an Eton jacket. Rusher claimed guilt in multiple thefts. The store is located near Miami Street and New York Street addresses are noted for the suspects.
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Miss Osborn
Miss Rusher
Miamiiist
New York St
Man with knife arrested near Carnegie hotel
Frederick Slagel, 33, carrying a half concealed penknife, was seized by Officer John Kennedy in front of the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh as he tried to enter to speak with Andrew Carnegie. Slagel offered money for release, stating he came from Los Angeles with $261. Carnegie was not present.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Frederick Slagel
Schenley
Slagel
John Kennedy
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Oakland
Los Angeles
Cal
Kennedy
Son Shot by Father in Cleveland Burglary Mixup
William Robinson, 20, a machinist, was shot dead by his father Charles Robinson in Cleveland early today. The son, returning from a night shift, was mistaken for a burglar. The father was arrested but released after the prosecutor declined to swear out a warrant.
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Cleveland
William Robinson
Charles Robinson
Floods drown 200 in Vardar valley Turkey
April 11 reports state floods sweeping the Vardar river valley in Turkey drowned about 200 persons. Mittags Zeitung received the information.
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Vardar
Turkey
Mittags Zeitung
Griffin Dies Suddenly In Schenectady
Gen Eugene Griffin first vice president of General Electric died suddenly this morning in Schenectady New York. He was a prominent executive and member of the company leadership.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Eugene Griffin
General Electric Company
Rich men urged for Masonic building fund drive
The Masonic canvassing teams press wealthy lodge members for large subscriptions to reach the $200,000 goal as donations come in slowly. Thursday’s report shows a grand total of $98,548 from various lodges led by Raper commandery with $600 and Indianapolis chapter $300, among others.
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Raper Commandery
Indianapolis
Keystone
Center Lodge
Marion Lodge
Capital City Lodge
Ancient Landmarks Lodge
Mystic Tie Lodge
Pentalpha Lodge
Indiana firm to remove conduits at Vandalia tracks crossing
The Indianapolis Light and Heat company informed the Board of Public Works on Thursday that it will remove its cold conduits from the Kentucky avenue crossing of the Vandalia tracks. The conduits caused delays to track elevation for weeks, and the company had previously refused. The Board warned the street commissioner would remove them if not done by April 10.
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Pany
Board of Public
Kentucky-ave
Vandalla
Board of Works
Body of Mrs. Sylvester T. Smith Found in Lake
The body of Mrs. Sylvester T. Smith, 56, wife of a wealthy retired capitalist, was found in the lake this morning after she disappeared from her North Shore home last night. She had been deranged since her mother’s death.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Sylvester T. Smith
Junior Prom Postponed After Custodian's Death
The Junior Prom at Shortridge High School is postponed from Friday night to April 19 due to the death of custodian James Biddy.
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James Biddy
Shortridge High School
Governor Hanly Kept Weak After Restless Night
Governor Hanly remained very weak on Thursday after a restless night. Physicians reported his condition was unchanged from Wednesday, with slow but steady gains in strength and no ground lost in his health.
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Hanly
State Board Tightens Rule on Food Protection
The State Board of Health adopts a rule requiring all food vendors to cover ready for sale items to protect them from dust insects and other contaminants. The regulation applies statewide to fruits confections and other edible goods.
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State Board of Health
Marietta Di Dio Returns to Stage at Herald Square
After 13 years of quiet home life as the wife of an automobile manufacturer, Mme. Marietta Di Dio, once Broadway’s music hall sensation earning 1250 a week, returns to the stage in a speaking chorus role in The Orchid at Herald Square theater in New York.
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Scrippe
Rae
New York
8. S. Thorne
Mme
Marietta di Dio
Broadway
Herald Square Theater
The Gem Laundry Services and Prices
The Gem Laundry offers family washings rough dry and ironing of all flat pieces. Ice per pound available. Try it. Phones 1671.
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THE
GEM Laundry
Meal eRos practical plasterers advert
Practical plasterers list MEAL eRos with contact numbers on Main 605 and New street 1688.
Park View Sanatorium Treatments for Cancer and Diseases
Park View Sanatorium specializes in treatment of cancer and skin uterine and rectal diseases led by Dr. L. T. Leach with services connected to New York and California.
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Park View Sanatorium
L. T. Leach
New York
California-sts
Incorporations Filed For Several Local Firms
Secretary of State records show new incorporations including Quality Cabinet Company of Indianapolis with 5000 capital. True & Runyon at Decatur with 12060 capital. Wiler & Wiss and Logans-Port with 60900 capital. Wiler & Wise Real Estate of Logansport at 20000 capital. The Citizens’ Loan and Trust Company of Washington reports capital increase from 66000 to 100000.
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Secretary of State
Quality Cabinet Company
Indianapolis
Capital
Harley M. Maddox
John H. Chandler
Charles A. Meyer
Wiler & Wise Real Estate Corporation
Logansport
Carl and
8. Wise
Victor 8. Wise
Carl J. Wiler
Clara Wiler
William L. Krause
Citizens’ Loan and Trust Company
Washington
Cook Will Go Out As Marion County Schools Superintendent
The incumbent Homer Cook will retire in June when his term ends. Republicans will choose the next superintendent after five Republicans and four Democrats were elected trustees. William H. Cooper and John R. Carr are campaigning hard, with work in progress for both, and at least one trustee allegedly pledged to Cooper. Both candidates reside in Indianapolis.
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Marion County
Homer Cook
William H. Cooper
Center Township
Indianapolis
John R. Carr
Shortridge High
Cooper
Label Fear Not: Indiana Whisky Trade Undisturbed By Ruling
Chief Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Frank Smith doubts the national straight whisky ruling will injure Indiana trade. He argues drinkers will not abandon brands, as most sales are blended whisky and labeling won’t deter loyal customers. He notes aging and coloring tricks in blends and suggests a temporary frenzy, then steadiness as drinkers stick to familiar labels.
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Internal Revenue
Frank Smith
Jury Inquiry Into Thaw Sanity Delicate CourtRemarks
Foreman Smith told the court the jury may doubt Thaw's sanity without showing a hopeless division. The remarks imply lingering uncertainty about his mental state affecting verdict considerations.
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Thaw
Verdict anticipated as Thaw jury reviews testimony
In New York on April 11 the Thaw murder jurors requested a rereading of the court charge on Evans and Wagner testimony and prepared for a verdict perhaps before 6 pm. Evelyn Thaw faced a near mob outside the courthouse while jurors, exhausted and tense, weighed premeditation and insanity as sources of doubt.
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Scripps-McRae Bulletin
New York
Drs. Evans
Wagner
Jerome
Fitegerald
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Evelyn
Thaw Case Advances as Jury Requests Exhibits
Readers of the Sun learn that an extra edition may be issued to cover the Thaw verdict. The courtroom buzzed with jury activity as exhibits were requested and testimony read, detailing Longfellow letters, Thaw's will, Comstock letters, and Jerome and Delmas questions. Crowd scenes outside the court reflected heightened tension while Thaw's supporters and family awaited a verdict.
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Sun
Justine Fitzgerell
Mac A. Om
Justice Fitzgerald
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Thaw
Comstock
Delmas
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United States Commissioners’ Court
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John Corrigan
N. Capitol Ave
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Citizens Relief Ice Company
Federal Grand Jury
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Tive Company
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Lula Rusher
Carrie Osborn
Harry Thaw
Secripps-McRace Press Association
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Griffin
Scrippa-Meshine Press Association
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Ition
Fj. Wat
Wiler & Wiss, Incorporated
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Victor 5S. Wise
Licans
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the Sun
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Madison Square Garden
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