Overcrowding Not Seen as Danger Under Democratic Economy
Representative Joseph Cravens leads a legislative committee examining state institutions amid a two year no new building policy. He says overcrowding is not as severe as feared, citing relief at the Southeastern hospital in Madison and plans to redistrict to balance patient loads. A new Fe Wayne school building will help, and repairs funding remains in regular expenditures. The panel will meet with Gov. Marshall and prepare a report for the legislature.
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Joseph Cravens
Legislative Investigating Committee
Cravens
Southeastern Hospital For
Madison
Logansport
Southeastern
Fe Wayne
Michigan City
Marshall
Fancy Telegraph Blank for Holiday Use
The Western Union Telegraph Company adopts a new holiday telegram form on pure white paper with a deep holly border and old English greeting. The design aims to attract public favor with its unique appearance replacing the previous yellow paper format.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Indiana Tank Makers Seek Lower Rate Before Board
A delegation of Indiana tank manufacturers appeared before the board of railroad commissioners on Monday seeking a reduced rate on their product. They argued the policy would place Indiana producers on equality with Illinois manufacturers.
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Indiana
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Photographers sue Willis Shores firm for debts
A lawsuit filed Monday seeks $375 owed to Ernest and Heinrich Oeser as partners in a Willis Shores photo outfit. The case alleges the defendants failed to pay the photographers for services and seeks judgment for the amount due.
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Willis-Shores
Themi
Ernest
Heinrich Oeser
Octogenarian back to visit home of 1840
Dwight Gage aged 83 from San Jose California, ex Indiana resident, tours Hoosier stamping grounds. He carries two diaries recounting 1862 1865 Civil War service, recalls Indianapolis in the 1840s, and plans visits to Fortville Marion Silver Lake Warsaw Franklin and Madison before winter in Florida. He aims to see Indianapolis growth and hopes its slogan reflects industrial progress.
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Dwight Gage
Hoosier
California
Indiana
San Jose
Cal
Munforsville
Gage
Leicke Annex
Indianapolis
Alvin Curtis
Franklin
Ind
Niles
Mich
Cleveland
Bellefontaine
Vincennes
Terre Waute
Madison
America
Fortville
Marion
Silver Lake
Warsaw
Florida
Sherman
Seaboard
New York
Winona Assembly
Parry grilled in insurance case over transfers and stock
In Superior Court room No 2 the hearing on an injunction against Mobile Auto Insurance Company of America featured two hours of questioning of president David M. Parry. He denied haste to transfer assets to the Federal Union Company and explained an $22,000 Florida refund as the sole settlement. Stockholders seek to stop transfers to the Federal Union in exchange for stock below value, while a venue change is requested by defendants.
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David M. Parry
Automobile Insurance Company of America
Superior Court Room No. 2
Parry
Federal Into
Florida
Federal Union Company
Parity
Parry Auto Company
State Grows Better Fewer Sent to Jail In Indiana
Indiana’s annual charities report shows 153 fewer adult commitments and 59 fewer youth commitments in 1910 versus 1909. New prison and reformatory commitments totaled 7383, with 3875 youths confined, while paroling more from two institutions reduced average attendance by 229. Miss S Ethel Clark notes benefits from board supervision of child-care institutions.
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Indiana
State Board of Charities
Reformatory
Central Hospital For
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
School For the Deaf
State Prison
S. Ethel Clark
The
Amos W. Butler
Farmers' State Congress Set for Eighth Annual Session
At least three delegates from each county are expected to attend the eighth annual session of the Farmers' state congress. Organizers urge county groups to finalize arrangements and confirm attendance details for the gathering.
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Farmers’ State Con
Indiana Farmers Convene for Two Day Legislative Session
Governors Marshall welcomes visitors as the state hosts a two day appellate court session in the staehouse. Farmers will hear discussions on legislative matters of interest to agriculture and rural communities.
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Marshall
Desirable lingerie brands on sale from $4.50 to $10
The lot features Gossard Redfern La Grecque and Irene bras with regular prices from 4.50 to 10 now reduced to 2.98. Not all styles included.
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Gossard
Redfern
la Grecque
Irene
American Lady
C. B
Warner and
P. N
Sterling Silver Toilet Requisites Gift Line
A Main Floor West Aisle display offers sterling silver and metal toilet requisites in decorative Evangeline Hollyhock Poppy Aurora Laurel Sheffield Thetis Snowdrop and Violet styles. Prices span hair brushes 3 to 5.95 dollars, 6-piece and 8-piece manicure sets, jars and mirrors, and other grooming items with items listed from 50 cents to 29.50 dollars.
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Evangeline
Hollyhock
Poppy
Aurora
Laurel
Sheffield
Thetis
Snowdrop
Violet
Stationery sale offers cards and correspondence items
Stationery best to be had anywhere with new French colors and borders. Correspondence cards priced 45 cents to 1 dollar a cabinet. Main floor west aisle offers a wide selection for all needs.
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Mr. Dingbat
Herriman
Nor
A. Ade
Raha
Daar
SouTis
Looxs Line
Lin
SUE Photographers
United States
J. C. Sipe
Meridian St
Li S Ayres
Company
Bobbs-Merrill
Apollo
Boulogne
Chantilly
Paris
Madeira Isles
East Aiste
Charles Mayers& Company
West Washington Street
Baldwin Company
Pennsylvania St
Lyman Bros
Delaware Street
State Life Insurance Co
Crawfordsville
Tches
Virginia Avenue
Indiana Trust
Hoover-Watson Printing CO
Corner Market
New Jersey
Attle Denison Cafe
Murat Theatre
Alven Cavett
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