Cities Should Own Food Plants Declares Socialist Mayor
Milwaukee mayor Earl Seidel, the first socialist to lead a major city, urges municipal ownership of slaughterhouses ice plants and food storage to reduce living costs. He calls meat bills the biggest item and argues cities should provide affordable, wholesome food and even buy land for burial plots at cost.
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Milwaukee
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Earl Seidel
Seidel
America
Miss Mamie Corlette Leaves Alliance Mission Home
Mrs. Mamie Corlette departs from the Alliance mission with infant son claimed by Apostle Levi Lupton in a public confession. She plans to return to Cleveland with two sisters guiding travel toward Canton Akron and Cleveland. Lupton blesses her and prepares to travel to Michigan to sell gas stove goods while Mrs. Lupton stays behind at the mission.
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Cleveland, O
Mamie Corlette
Missionary and Faith
Alliance
Levi Lupton
Mary Corlette
Cleveland
Lupton
World aviation meet opens in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles aviation meet opens at 1 p m Saturday featuring famous aviators from France England and America. Audiences expect new records as American and English pilots aim to surpass recent French records led by Hubert Latham who defends France's honor in the aerial competition.
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Los Angeles
Cal
France
England
America
Hubert Latham
Wreck of Norwegian Bark Spero Off Cape Hatteras
In dense fog Saturday the Norwegian bark Spero was wrecked off Cape Hatteras. Wireless reports say the crew of sixteen were saved. The captain failed to keep course in the fog and struck a reef as high seas pounded the coast.
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Norfolk
Spero
Cape Hatteras
Trainwreck in Kentucky Tunnel Injures Two Crew Members
In Middleshore, Kentucky a rock slide blocked a tunnel on the Louisville and Nashville line injuring two train crew members. Local officials reported damage to the train and disruptions to service while investigators assess the scene.
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Middleshoro
Louisville & Nashvile
Negroe Bennett Kills Constable Then Attacks Wife
Charles Bennett, a Black man from Dundee New York, shot Constable J D Close near Rochester and attacked Mrs Beekman wife of the Beekman hotel proprietor after being confronted at the Morrison hotel He was intoxicated and attempted suicide in his cell following the incident.
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Rochester
N. Y
Charles Bennett
Dundee
J. D
Bennett
Beekman Hotel
Close
Morrison Hotel
Postmaster General Hitchcock Criticized Over Holiday Postal Cuts
urban a Walter editor of the Harpoon denounces Hitchcock policy claiming it drains postal service during the holidays. He says clerks face doubled runs and potential revolts as extra staffing is withheld, risking missed connections and public inconvenience amid claimed $1,500,000 savings.
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Denver
Colo
Hitchcock
Post Office
Urban A. Walter
The
Harpoon
Walter
Factory Sinks In Deserted Colliery
Twenty workers were injured and about $100000 in damage occurred when an abandoned coal mine beneath the Zenhaiser Bros. & Stein foundry cave‑in in Washington Pennsylvania on Saturday. Vice President John A. Stein was among the injured in the vast collapse.
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Washington, Pa
Zenhaiser Bros. & Stein
John A. Stein
Two Firms Fail in North Carolina Cotton Mills
The Randelman manufacturing company and the Naomi Falls manufacturing company, both of Randelman, North Carolina, have failed. Receivers have been appointed for both. The failures are attributed to the depression in the cotton milling business. Total indebtedness placed at $900,000.
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New York
Randelman Manufacturing Company
Naomi Falls Manufacturing Company
Randelman
N. C
Indianapolis Automobile Directory Ad Highlights Car Brands
A historical listing shows the Indianapolis Automobile Directory page with multiple brands and vendors. It references The Motor Car Center Col e 30 Cote Motor Car Co salesrooms at Capitol Avenue and Vermont Street, E M F, Studebaker, Hupmobile, National Refining and White Rose Gasoline among others.
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Cote Motor Car Co
Capitol Ave
Vermont St
Studebaker
N. N. Penn
St. Flanders
National
National Refining.co
Avcoe
Matos Mengtacarine Company
Tiona Refining
Anapolis
End of Bonus Offer Tonight for Votes and Subscriptions
The notice urges immediate action to submit subscriptions by 9 o'clock tonight to qualify for a bonus rate. It notes many candidates missed the Bonus period, while active entrants gained votes toward a year’s subscription prize, and workers are advised to mail or deliver to the Contest Department at 4 Rauh Building.
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Gemmer Seeks Support in Indianapolis Sun $12,000 Contest
Arthur F. G. Gemmer appeals to friends for help in winning The Indianapolis Sun Great $12,000 Contest. The letter expresses a strong desire to use the prize for education or community benefit, and invites readers to contact him at Buckle Street, with new and old phone numbers provided. He promises gratitude and a lifetime guarantee of appreciation.
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Indorse Campaign for Rev. J. M. Lloyd in Sun Contest
Indianapolis citizens and business leaders sign a pledge backing Rev. J. M. Lloyd in The Indianapolis Sun subscription contest. They praise his leadership, seven years as city pastor, and strong denominational results, urging support via Main 4724 or 901 King Avenue.
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J. M. Lloyd
Indianapolis Sun
King Avenue
City
Cc. H. McDowell
Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa
E. A. Shirley
H. R. Mitchell
Mitchell Coal Company
Rev. S. C. Fulmer
Home and Foreign Missions
S. G Mark
Carl M. Jensen
James Woolgar
C. Waggoner
BE. T. Smith
University Place
Business Men's Association
West Side
Prizes Awarded for Subscriptions Contest
The top polling candidate will receive $2,000 in gold and $150 in furniture from the People's Outfitting Company for the entire contest. After that, each district gains three prizes: a Maxwell Touring Car, a $300 European Tour, and a $100 Diamond Ring based on paid and contract subscriptions and coupon votes.
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People’s Outfitting Company
Maxwell
District 1 North Indianapolis residents listed with property values
The document lists residents and property values for District No. 1 in Indianapolis. Names include L A Barth at 009 North Capitol avenue and J R Cavanagh Jr at 412 East Twenty-first street, among others, with values mostly around 185,000 and several smaller amounts. The area covers north of Michigan Street and west of East Street and Central Avenue.
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Michigan Street
East Street
J. R. Cavanagh JR
East
Twenty-first Street
Miss Mary Dean
West
E. M. Dunbar
Delaware Street
Central Avenue
District No 3 residents listed with addresses in Indianapolis
A roster of residents and property figures for District No 3 in Indianapolis shows names and addresses across Michigan to Kentucky avenues and related streets. Property values or assessments appear alongside numerous individuals including Bray Cummings Eder Emry Gillespie Hoff Irwin Kimble Larkin Leventhal Lustig Pollock Roebke Schaad Schwartz Scott Shinn Swiggett Smith Stout Teague Tyler Weinke West Zeller Perry Shuck Stout Ullrick Wood.
District and resident list with extensive street addresses
A compiled district roster lists residents by name and address in District No. 4 and District No. 2 with Michigan Street east of East Street and Central Avenue. Entries include Miss Mae Allison at 919 East Sixteenth Street and many others on Cooper, Buckle, College, Washington, Market, and surrounding streets with varied street numbers and annotations.
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Mae Allison
East Sixteenth Street
T. A. Burdsall
East Twenty-fourth Street
S. I. Carnes
Cooper Street
District 5 lists voters across Marion and surrounding counties
The record enumerates district five residents and candidates including Opal Matheny, Maurice Barlow, Orpha Harvey, Orville Alexander, Fernendicott, Linn Jeffreys, Fannie Jarrett, Mary Miller, Leona Lail, Mary L. Hunter, Edith Young, W. D. Cowan, Eva Day, Calvin Bellows, Frederick Gottlieb Jr, Gaynell Watson, Glenn McCreary, Elmer Lemming, Mattie Gossett, Bessie Woodward and others. It provides names with location hints like Bargersville, Brooklyn, Cumberland, Flat Rock, Franklin, Greenwood, Martinsville, Morristown, Oaklandon, Shelbyville, Shirley, Southport and McCordsville and population counts varying from around 10,584 to 160,165 with a note of revenue or tally -185,080 and other figures.
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Opal Matheny
Bargersville
Maurice Barlow
Brooklyn
Orpha May Harvey
Cumberland
Orville Alexander
Fairland
Fernendicott
Flat Rock
Linn Jeffreys
Harrison
Fannie Jarrett
Fortville
Mary Miller
Franklin
Leona Lail
Greenwood
Mary L. Hunter
Greenfield
Edith D. Young
Lawrence W. D. Cowan
Martinsville
Ind
Eva Day
McCordsville
Calvin D. Bellows
Mooresville
Frederick Gottlieb JR
Morristown
Gaynell Watson
Oaklandon
Glenn McCreary
Shelbyville
J. Elmer Lemming
Mattie Gossett
Shirley
Bessie Woodward
Southport
The Sun Promotes Subscriptions In Indianapolis Contest
D S Ullrick urges Indianapolis readers to subscribe to The Indianapolis Sun highlighting a $12 000 contest and the paper's value in a growing city. He promotes the paper as a home grown penny daily with strong telegraphic service and active editorial pages, inviting subscriptions at 3811 Graceland Avenue.
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Sun
Gracelan Avenue
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English Avenue
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Massachusetts Ave
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