Oriental Limited wreck near Chicago injures a dozen
A winter wreck of the Oriental Limited on the Burlington route near Western Springs 2 miles west of LaGrange before dawn injures about a dozen severely and many more. Passengers were freed with axes as cold, gashed by glass, and crushed by collapsed cars, with relief trains taking the injured to Chicago hospitals.
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Ore
Western Springs
LaGrange
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Finley
N. D
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Reda Lodge
Mont
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Benjamin Bates
Fargo
Michael Monwitz
New York City
Lil- Han Snyder
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Wasn
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Lovel
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Ross
Helen Virginia Reed
H. A. Johnston
Crookston
Minn
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A. I. Atwood
Franklin
Indé
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Spokane
Myre
Ralph K. Stein
Wash
J. Couse
Indianhead
J. E. Brown
Anna Harned
Seattle
George Tatet
Cleveland
New Gold Coins for Christmas Presents
The Indiana Trust Co announces shipment of Saint Gaudens coins in multiple denominations for holiday gifting. Exchange with patrons at no extra cost and offer savings accounts that grow in value. Accounts opened now through Christmas can be held and delivered Christmas Eve if desired.
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Saint Gaudens
THE
Indiana Trust CO
Young Woman Files Divorce Suit Against Ray Heir
Louise Switz Ray sues Frank G Ray in Lafayette asserting marriage in Brooklyn in 1940s, seeks 100 000 alimony, claims cruelty and absence, while Ray is at Hot SpringsArk and the wife is in Arizona with tuberculosis. The Ray family inherits half a million. the father Elias Ray killed a farm hand and then shot himself on the trial day.
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Louise Switz Ray
Ray
Brooklyn
Voice Culture
Dobb’s Ferry
Hot Springs
Ark
Arizona
Young Ray
Gole
Santa Charms Denison Cafe Audience for Star's Fund
The Denison cafe hosts a Santa Claus fund event drawing Friday night crowds. Miss Sophie Tucker sang at 11 o clock for the Star's Santa Claus fund and was recalled multiple times. Acts included Felix imitating George Cohan and Miss Caire performing Vielinsky. A candy auction raised 152 dollars, with items resold to George J. Marott for 60 dollars. The show repeats Saturday at 11 with manager Holt arranging crowd care.
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Santa Claus
Denison Cafe
Denison
Santa
Sophie Tucker
Felix
George Cohan
Miss Caire
Vielinsky
Miss Yucker
Jed Pearson
Miss Tucker
Train Kills Dr. John Ross at Muncie Crossing
Dr. John C. Ross was fatally struck by a westbound L. E. and W. freight train at Elm Street crossing in Muncie Indiana Friday night. His son, Nelson B. Ross, recently began a life sentence for the murder of Daniel Linder, a traction conductor.
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Muncie
Ind
John C. Ross
Elm Street Crossing
Nelson B. Ross
Daniel Linder
WaIter Kept Money Sentenced To Prison
Terre Haute Indiana December 13 Orville Horn was sent to prison for one to eight years after keeping a purse he found in a restaurant where he worked as a waiter and he claimed to know who owned it.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Orville Horn
Guiffre Case Trial Continues Through Monday
The trial of Gue Guiffie charged with assault and battery with intent to kill Antonio Mascari was continued by Judge Pritchard Friday afternoon. Guiffie will resume testimony Monday morning.
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Gue Guiffie
Antonio Mascari
Pritchard
Guiffie
Christmas Song Services across Indianapolis churches
The Central Avenue M E church quartet offers a Christmas song service Sunday with Miss Dawson as violinist and a full program of organ preludes and choirs. Nearby churches including Pentecost Tabernacle and First Baptist host sermons on Christian triumph regeneration church history and Peter.
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Mario Halleen Dawson
Grison
Miles
Driffield
Beth- Iser
Bartlett
Hallelujah
Effa Jeanette Carter
Comets Topic Draws Crowd at Memorial Presbyterian Church
The sermon series continues with Panera on scientific lines by J L Clough former president of the class. Last Sunday's paper explored Comets in kid friendly terms. Rev Charles A Parkin of St Paul M E church will address men at 2 30 p m tomorrow Dec 19. Barney of the Anti Saloon League speaks at morning worship and Parkin again at 7 30 p m.
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William Carson
Tomorow
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil Eee
Edwin Ray M. BP
Sonor
H. C. Cuppinger
Harry G. Hill
Third Christian Church
William Henry Fox
St. Gaudens
All Soul's
Morial Presbyterian Church
J. L. Clough
Charles A. Parkin
St. Paul M. FE
Boehne withdraws from race for Congress in Evansville
In Evansville the Democratic congressman John W. Boehne withdraws from seeking another term. Speculation grows on who will pursue the nomination to succeed him while Boehne cites reasons in a letter to District Chairman T. D. Scales.
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Evansville
John W. Boehne
Boehne
T. D. Scales
Simpson Hart Dead
Simpson T. Hart, a prominent colored policeman in the city, died Friday at his home 431 W Twelfth Street from a paralytic stroke. He had an excellent patrolman record. His father Thomas Hart was among the first Black policemen in the city. Hart was 47, leaving a family.
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Simpson Hart
Simpson T. Hart
W. Twelfth Street
Hart
Thomas Hart
Body of Mobridge brakeman arrives in Indianapolis
The body of Leo Sherman, a brakeman killed at Mobridge, South Dakota, arrived in Indianapolis Friday evening and was taken to the home of his aunt Mrs. Viole Strong at 704 North Capitol Avenue.
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Leo Sherman
Mobridge
N. D
Indianapolis
Viole Strong
Capitol Avenue
Denver plans further extension of its White Way lighting
Denver aims to extend street illumination on Broadway from Colfax to Twentieth and Champa from Nineteenth to Fourteenth, adding to its status as the best lit city in the nation. The plan includes the Audi torium area and near future construction like a $2,000,000 post office, with budgeted funding likely forthcoming.
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Colfax
Twentieth Avenue
Champa Street
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Fourteenth Streets
Denver
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Eighteenth
Champa
Man from Freedom Oklahoma Seeks Bride in Indianapolis
Herman Schroeder traveled from Freedom Oklahoma to marry Florence Alden age 18 in Indianapolis. Detectives Coffin and Simon received him after he arrived with a newspaper clipping about the girl and her mother. Schroeder says two letters from Florence asking for more money arrived after he left.
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Freedom
Okla
Indianapolis
Florence Alden
Coffin
Simon
Schroeder
Eructations and Offensive Breath Prompted by Gas
The piece explains belching, foul breath from stomach gas, and how charcoal lozenges from Stuart Co. absorb odors and gases to improve breath. It promotes Stuirts Charcoal Lozenges as a cure, claiming rapid relief and a free trial offer through F A Stuart Co. at Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Blog
Marshall, Mich
Mother of Three War Veterans Dies at 96
Harriet M. Noble mother of Gen. Charles H. Noble and Cyrus Noble died at 710 Lexington Avenue Friday. A Civil War era life marked by patriotism. three sons served in the Union Army. She was 96 and born in Mason New Hampshire. Funeral at 1 40 p.m. Sunday will be private.
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Cyrus Noble
Lexington Avenue
Mrs Schlangan Dead After Illness
Theresa Schlangan 64 mother of bicycle policeman William Schlangan died Friday at 618 W Thirty eighth street. Funeral Monday at Holy Angels Church burial in Richmond Indiana. Survived by four sons and three daughters.
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Theresa Schlangan
William Schlangan
Thirty Eighth Street
Holy Angels Church
Richmond
Ind
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