Indiana Firms Not Condemned Soft Drinks In State
Indiana health authorities test eight locally made soda syrups in Indiana towns outside Indianapolis for caffeine and cocaine presence. federal action targets Coca Cola. state tests show no widespread distribution or adulteration by Indiana firms.
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State Board of Health
Food, Water and Drug Laboratory
Indiana
Uncle Sam
Coca-Cola
Department of Justice
United States
Tennessee
Coca-Cola Company
Louis F. Kebler
Division of Drugs
Seven Days Comedy to Open Local Season Soon
The Seven Days troupe of Wagenhall and Kemper will bring their comedy from Ashbury park New Jersey to this city soon after a season opener that followed engagements at Pittsburg Cincinnati and Louisville with a stop in Indianapolis. Cast includes Ida Waterman Harriet Worthington Helen Cullinan Clara Greenville Willard Louis James Manly and William Lyons.
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Wagenhall
Kemper
Ashbury Park
N. J
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indianapolis
Astor Theater
New York City
Ida Waterman
Harriet Worthington
Helen Cullinan
Clara Greenville
Willard Louis
James Manly
William Lyons
Boys Try to Ride Borrowed Horse
Charles Kline of Thirty-fourth and School Street chased two boys who rode his horse from the sible. Luther Robertson of Hudson flat was captured after crossing a creek and slipping under two bridges. He could not escape and was apprehended by Bicycle Policemen Trimie and Rucker.
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Charles Kline
Sible
Kline
Luther Robertson
Hudson Flata
Rean
Robartson
Trimie
Rucker
Walter W W Wilson Letter Carrier Dies After Illness
After six weeks illness Walter W. W Wilson of 9914 North Dino Street dies. Survived by a widow and one child. Wilson served as a regular letter carrier since 1935 and once led the Indiana letter carriers union.
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Walter W. W Wilson
North
Dino Is
Bright
Indiana
Bettosmerly
Veteran ex-convict reformer Joseph Wess Moore dies in transit
Joseph Wess Moore a Civil War drummer boy turned reformer died at a terminal station at 70 while awaiting a Greenfield car. After a San Jacinto life sentence for a murder claim he was paroled, started a convict education project in Oakland, clashed with prison officials and Montgomery, and endured multiple reimprisonments before final release and return east. His wife died in prison, and his work with ex convicts drew wide support from Wayne County and Dublin residents. He left a brother Arlie Moore in Greenfield Indiana.
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Joseph Wess Moore
Lfe
California
San Quentin
Execuvicts
Moore
Mfe
Terminal Station
Greenfield
Milton
Joseph West Moore
Dublin
Wayne County
Indiana
Tri-county
Kills
San Jacinto
Milton Ind
Oakland
Cal
Itig
James W. Montgomery
California Prison Commission
Montgomery
Arlie Moore
Ind
Canning Industry in Indiana Upgraded by Sanitary Standards
Indiana's canning sector has undergone a major modernization, with every factory now equipped to produce sanitary canned goods. Sorting devices remove decayed parts, ensuring only prime produce enters cans, and past abuses in catsup production are being eliminated. Inspector John Owens notes a two-thirds normal tomato crop this year after early blight and rain.
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Indiana
John Owens
State Board of Health
Owens
Indianapolis
Indiana Conamers’ Association
Candidates for Labor Headship at 26th State Federation Meet
A call for the twenty sixth annual convention of the State Federation of Labor is issued from Indianapolis. The gathering will occur in Lafayette from Tuesday September 27 for three days. Delegates are allocated by local unions and central unions. Benjamin F. Horton of Indianapolis and Joseph F Suchanek of South Bend are discussed as prospective federation president candidates. Suchanek previously led the federation in 1904 and 1895.
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State Federation of Labor
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Central Labor
Ben F. Horton
Sheet
Joseph F. Suchanek
South Bend
Suchanek
Rabies Found in Cat That Bit Child
A cat’s head examined by the state health board pathologic department showed hydrophobia. The cat, sent by Charles McCord of Anderson, scratched one child and bit another. Very few feline rabies cases have been recorded this season.
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State Board of Health
Charles McCord
Anderson
Predaceous Mite to Get Chiggers Fame
F M Webster, head of cereal and forage insect investigations, discovered Pediculoides ventricosus, a predaceous mite misnamed as a chigger. The mite, found in straw bedding, tortures sleepers but also preys on grain pests while being often worse than the diseases it cures.
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F. M. Webster
Bureau of Entomology
United States
Webster
Westminster
Mayor Shank Asked to Endorse Exposition Location
The World's Panama exposition company seeks Mayor Shank's endorsement of New Orleans as the venue. A letter to the mayor notes San Francisco Call's claim of his endorsement of San Francisco and requests confirmation. It argues New Orleans’ case with facts and cites promised congressional votes, including Indiana Senator Shively.
Shopping victory ends nine year wait for Lucy Sanders
Lucy Sanders of Indianapolis has won a record shopping prize after nine years of market basket use. She started with her basket on her arm and her six children waved goodbye as she journeyed to Delaware and Market streets for groceries for Sunday meals. She returned to find her children grown beyond recognition while Charles Sanders now sues for divorce.
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Lucy Sanders
Indianapolis
Lucy
Mrs. Sanders
Delaware
Market Streets
Charles Sanders
Divoce
Emperor of Korea Faces Loss Under Japanese Domination
Tokio August 25 The Korean emperor endures a harsh period as Japan tightens control over Korea. Despite claims of a satisfactory arrangement, Japan has effectively governed Korea since the Russo Japanese war, with the 12 million Korean people soon losing their national status as domination proceeds. The emperor's income and titular rank remain, but sovereignty vanishes.
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Tokio
Korea
Japan
Reunion Set This Week for Nathan Davis Descendants
The annual reunion of Nathan Davis descendants will be held Saturday at the home of Charles F. Martin, one mile east of Jamestown in Hendricks county. Davis moved from Montgomery county Kentucky to the area.
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Nathan Davis
Hendricks County
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Charles F. Martin
Jamestown
Indiana to Stock State with Hungarian Partridges
State Fish and Game Commissioner George Miles arranged 3,000 pairs of Hungarian partridges for release on 200 preserves this fall. Partridges will be trapped in Austrian provinces and shipped home to restock Indiana farms, costing 25 cents per egg for a later pheasant hatch plan.
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State Fish and Game
George Miles
Hoosier
Miles
Indiana
Z. T. Sweeney
Looks for Whales But Gets Sardines
Edward V. Fitzpatrick, clerk of the supreme court, told friends in the statehouse he expected a large box of fresh bass from his son Darvin at Lake James. Instead a package the size of a novel arrived. inside was a regulation tin of tiny sardines.
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Edward V. Fitspatrick
Supreme Court
Darvin
Lake James
Fitzpatrick
Marion county voting machines fourth bond payment made
Auditor Albert Sahm paid the fourth bond payment on Marion county voting machines on Wednesday. He disbursed $10,000 principal and $1,190 interest, reducing the balance to $58,000. The machines cost $98,000.
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Marion County
Albert Sahm
May Buy Plant at Brightwood
Municipal ownership of the Brightwood water works is proposed as a solution. The city would buy and improve the plant to net about 10 000 yearly from water rentals after operating costs of 20 000. A 100 000 bond issue would fund improvements, saving 11 250 paid to Indianapolis Water Company for 250 fire hydrants. The council likely reviews this before finalizing plant sale.
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Brightwood Water Works
Indianapolis Water Company
Unruly Caller Subdued After Street Chase
Louis Tucks of 36 North Senate Avenue was tackled by Bicycle Police man Glenn after a lengthy chase through streets and alleys. He lost four teeth when struck, and a broken knife was found in his pocket. Tucks had argued with Mrs. Sylvia Green at the Magnolia building and fled from a second story fire escape before officers captured him.
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Glenn
Tucks
Sylvia Green
Magnolia Building
Kentucky
Capitol Avenues
Giant 200 Foot Smoke Stack Planned for People’s Light Plant
Indianapolis will see a 25,000 dollar improvement project at the People’s Light and Heat Company on Sixteenth and Alabama streets. A 200 foot high smokestack will dominate the complex with a top inside diameter of ten feet and a base diameter of twenty eight feet. The foundation will extend fifteen feet into the ground.
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People's Light and Heat Company
Sixteenth
Alabama Streets
Indianapolis
Eminent Writer Declares Only Cure for Wrong Living
A noted author asserts that wrong living has one remedy only. The essay emphasizes discipline, duty, and moral conduct as the path to improvement, urging readers to reflect and reform.
Potassium Phosphate Key To Wheat and Barley Nourishment
Grape-Nuts advertises its grain based energy and tissue rebuilding power. The copy claims potassium phosphate is essential in grain, broken down by daily use, and stresses that users feel the benefit. It frames Grape-Nuts as a tested reason for stronger bodies.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Federation
Ment of
W. S. Blatchley
Shank
Emperor OF
Brightwood
Louis Tucks
Senate Avenue
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Continental National Bank
North Meridian Street
United Union Dental Corporation
Southeast Corner Market and Circle
Marion Trust
John A. Schumacher Co
E. At. Clair St
South Insyl E
Marion P, Aint Co
Andianapelle
Jeanpe Keoacs
Lark State
Pettis Dry Goods
Bliss, Perry & Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
the Leading Trust Company
the Union Trust Company
Offics Company
E. Market Street
Burgheim
Optical Department
Registered Optician Services
Burgheim’s SO Noc Inots
Nancy Boyer
Gordon & North
ST. Paul
Ball Park
Weber
Ruter
Ferger
Pierson
Meyer-Kisermans
Noton Dary
Charles Downing
State House
Broad Ripple Park
OLD Settlers’ Meeting
Marion
Walter Ehlers
South
Ilinois St
Kingston
Ann Appa
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