Plunderers on the Port Eden Aboard Gulf Venture
On the Port Eden off a future Gulf coast, Captain Owen Kettle confronts mutiny aboard a steamship run by Theodore Shelf. Cambel and a crew push for loot as a bomb scare and threats of violence unfold leading to a tense standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsynopeis
Patrick Cambel
Society
Oorking
London
Theodore Shelf
Hell
Shelf
Cambell Tefla Shelfne
Florida
Cambe
Gulf of Mexico
Cambel
Owen Kettle
Port Eden
Yost
Fairfax
Windsor
James
Newfoundland
New Orleans
Sirendy
Rick
Kettle
Cook
Captain
Bis Bande
Cuba
Costae
Capt. Kettle
Rivata
Ould
Trun
Ketile
Saint
Bristol
Damer
Weill
Tye
Pride
Mr. Cambel
Mater
Piatal Muszia
Bis
Indiana Indeterminate Sentence Law Praised by Charities Board
Arion W. Buller, secretary of the State charities board, notes letters from Jewish officials requesting information on Indiana’s indeterminate sentence law. He cites Indiana as a model nationwide, applying to all state institutions from the boys’ reform school to Michigan City prison, unlike other states. The board recently issued its thirty sixth annual report produced by the boys at the reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion W. Buller
State Charities Board
Indiana
Butler
the Sun
New York
Massachusetts
Hoys
Michigan City
Boar
Indiana Reform Achion
Hoya
Opening of the Grand Chand House Season 1934 Vaudeville
The Chand house in Indianapolis opens its 1934 season with new fittings including painted lobby, auditorium and offices, updated stage settings, carpets and draperies. It promises a fresh lineup and improved decor for the season start August 31 featuring Madame Mantell, Josephine Gammai and acts from Europe, monologuist Lynn Welcher, Falke and Lemon, Martin and Max Millen, and Hall Godfrey & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chand Coem House
Vox
Indianapolis
Ashanber
Gino
Madame Mantell
Indiana News Briefs From Covington and Nearby Towns
Read like a collage of Indiana notices covering fairs in Covington and Minahwaka, weddings in Vincennes and Greenfield, a 5000 elevator planned for Rushville, and local incidents from Huntington to Logansport. Names include Day family reunion at Summitville, J Tweltmeier, Dora Krimler, Rev. Rutgers, and Col. Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Culver
Huntington
Porunk Club
Greenaburs
Union Busters’ Union
G. Clare Ia
Rushville
John’ Tweltmeier
Mra Dora Krimeler
Vincennes
St. Paul's Church
Richmond
Laporte
Cecil Wiggins
Martinaville
Lagrange County
Indiana Volunteera Wily
Io Covington
Ave
Coopa
Dave Ferguson
Covington
Logansport
Uie Contractora
Pilsterers’ Union
J. M. Rutgers
Br. A. Smith
Frankfort
Thomas Brady
Maunety Feo
Greencastle
Worth Hor
Water Works
Mary Mull
Lafayette
Charles Tryon
Muncie
Col
John Foster
Robert Artatrong
Inn Woodn
Lincoln Pilling
Brightwood Y M C A Home Promises Comfort and Credit System
Brightwood officials praise the new Y M C A home planned by the railroad section, a 15 room facility with baths, pool, kitchens, and dormitory space aimed at 60 members. It includes a coupon credit system for meals and services, charging modest rates and stressing religious and educational aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood
F Wilham
Railroad
Wsecctcilon
SCN
Titus
Rouse
Deipg .Va
Teething, tonics and medicines advertised in old newspaper
An OCR fragment lists medical and personal care products including Dean's Ointment for itching, Hood's Sarsaparilla tonic, Phoenix Barber Shop, and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It mentions contact details, prices, and a classified style offer for free notices.
Rail and steam travel bargains on a crowded Aug. week
A jumble of rail and steamer fare notices lists round trip prices from five dollars to many routes including Indianapolis to Decatur and Bandusky with various departure times. Claims about special trains and complimentary excursions appear amid scattered ads for help wanted and room rentals.
State fair prospects touted as best ever in Indiana
Indiana State Board of Agriculture lists fair highlights including Sousa band concerts on September 16 and 17, free lectures on domestic science by Helen Armstrong and a Purdue dairy school by J E Van Norman. City and country women shine at exhibits in art, dairy, flowers, poultry, and carriage displays with prizes offered. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil is advertised for relief of injuries and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Arvange
Indiana
Sousa
Fair
Tomiiaon
Helen Armstrong
Chicago
J. E. van Norman
Purdue Uht
Verelty
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Plunderers
C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne
Milly
Capt. Fottle
Bea
Capt
Kette
Cartigana
Quartermaster
Saurage
Britannia
Troen
Kettle On
Ygy
Pierce
Mac
Elmer D. Shearer
reneter’Co. Pa
Flerce
Heath Bonidralune
Martinsville
Mondor
Worthington
The
Wabash
John 5. Arwine
Columbus
Nashville
Brown County
W. A. Brown
Conneraville
Auburn Haw
Ed Rabb
Binner
Derby Green
Rushelite
Wea
Munda Inbor
Crawfordaville
Rodolph Traves
Texas
Chesterfield
Union Traction
Eteood
Anderson
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Terre Haute
Frank Lapell
Preven
James ‘Tend
Shelbyville
Hattle Vance
William Aghby
Albert Ewan
Lebanon
Elkhart
Y. M.C A. Home
Dean
Lenhart
Bowling Green
Hood
Phinting
DeVota Co. Century
C. Mehring & Bro
Virginia
Phoenix
Winslowe
Magckinag Island
Ber Agenin
H. P. Algeo
D. P
Lake Erie & Western
Bandusky
Millanapolis P.m
Bertha
Chaira
A. H. Bellare
Decatur
C.H. B
Dr. Thomas
S.J. Kyle
Newton Gaypool Building
National Furniture Co
Washington
Stecat
People's Credit Clothing Co
West
Washington Street
Itandard
Catton Bates
Tola
Earth
Bf, Jackson & Co
Judiamapolis
Ind
All
Venus
Diana
Mme. de Maintenon
Paracelsus
Para
Beau
Soutanl
Natun
I Henry J. Hyder
Pennsylvania
Trestsa
Chfol
Jenniter
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