Indiana Bar Association Ends Convention with Banquet
Gov Marshall denounces lobbying lawyers at the Indiana State Bar Association banquet in Denison hotel. Officers elected include William A Ketcham as president and George H Batchelor as secretary. Cunningham urges simplicity and warns against money mania as speakers at the closing sessions address state and federal jurisdiction.
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Marshall
State Bar Association of Indiana
Denison Hotel
Indiana
Ketcham
William A Ketcham
Indianapolis
Thomas E. Davidson
Greensburg
George H. Batchelor
Frank E. Gavin
George H. Gifford
Tipton
James L. Clark
Danville
George A. Cunningham
Evansville
Cunningham
Association
Mother pressures Aitken to quit auto racing
Mary Aitken of 906 East Twenty first Street pleads with her son Johnny Aitken to give up racing after the death of Tom Kincade at the Speedway. She fears for Johnny’s safety and hopes he will accept a non racing position. Aitken reportedly will not race in Louisville beginning Friday.
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Johnny” Aitken
Thomas Kincade
Speedway
Mary Aitken
E. Twenty-first Street
Kincade
Johnny
Tom
Aitkens
Aitken
Louisville
Judicial administration committee recommends two law changes
The committee proposed two changes to present laws. One on change of venue was voted down, while a specific demurrer change was favored. The panel to present changes to the legislature included A C Harris D W Simms J T Hays J W Noel and Daniel Fraser. Resolutions honoring late Chief Justice Melville W Fuller were adopted.
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Judicial Administration
A. C. Harris
D. W. Simms
J. T
New Voters Surge in Lake County for Crumpacker Race
Lake County adds over ten thousand new voters and creates 45 precincts, an 80 percent rise. Republican F Richard Schaaf, Hammond, says district will deliver a larger majority for E D Crumpacker and GOP candidates, aided by Pennsylvania mill workers turning Republican. He notes party strength in the district and state rose under Taft last election.
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Lake County
E. D. Crumpacker
F. Richard Schaaf
Hammond
Ind
Schaaf
Taft
Pennsylvania
United States Steel Company
Crumpacker
Dunn Resigns to Lead Philadelphia Civic Campaign
Arthur W. Dunn, director of civics instruction in Indianapolis public schools and chair of the civic improvement commission, will resign in a few days to become organizer and director for the City club of Philadelphia, which plans a civic education campaign. His resignation as chair follows.
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Arthur W. Dunn
Indianapolis
Civic Improvement Commission
City Club of Philadelphia
Dunn
Indianapolis civic leader Mr. Dunne praised for city progress
A Thursday night presentation lauded the man of the commission, noting his central role in civic work in Indianapolis. He has been valuable to the city and the Commercial club credits much of its improvement efforts to his recommendations.
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Indianapolis
Dunne
Commercial Club
Wiley to Speak in Indiana Health Talk Likely
Dr. H. W. Wiley the U S chemist may tour Indiana in September or October. The State Board of Health invited him to speak and four addresses could be booked if he travels here. He advised Dr. J N Hurty that he will try to visit and share health guidance.
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H. W. Wiley
United States
State Board of Health
Indiana
J. N. Hurty
Public Bath Fount SCARE Prompts Police Reserve Call
Residents near College avenue and Eleventh street reported a man with a large white bulldog appearing to bathe in a public fountain on Thursday night. Bicycle policemen Schlangen and Todd responded, but the man and the dog had departed before arrival.
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College Avenue
Eleventh Street
Schlangen
Todd
City man seeks harvest help as farmers lure workers away
Indiana’s employment bureau chief, Carle E. Morton, warns that many unemployed men head west for farm work while local agriculture needs labor. He cites travel costs and low take-home pay as barriers and notes dozens sought farm jobs in a single day, with harvest pay about $1.50 to $2 daily and temptations of meals and travel unhelpful to Indiana workers.
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Carle E. Morton
Indiana Free Employment Bureau
State Employment Bureau
Indiana
Morton
Employment Bureau
State House
Dinner horn Cues Farmers and City Worker Exchange
A fragment shows dialogue about a noonday dinner cue where a farmer and city worker exchange pleasantries. The scene includes a nod to Mr Morton and a playful sign-off between speakers. The snippet conveys social rapport amid ordinary daily routine.
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Morton
Five Shots After Burglary Suspect Escapes
James Lemonde of 1941 Cornell avenue fired five times at a man he saw entering a neighbor’s side window Thursday night. Police found no blood trail. Burglars entered Clarence Sweeney’s apartment at Arletta Flats, 1301 North Alabama street, and fled with a dollar watch. A thief used a file to enter John Miller’s saloon at 25 East Georgia street Wednesday night, stealing whisky and money. A sneak thief used a key to enter 512 South Pennsylvania and ransacked the home.
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James Lemonde
Cornell Avenue
Lemonde
Clarence Sweeney
Arletta Flats
North Alabama Street
Sweeney
John Miller
East Georgia Street
Pennsylvania
West Side Car Line Extension Denied by Board of Works
The Board of Works refused to extend the West Michigan street car line to Tenth street and Tibbs avenue despite complaints from about 400 citizens who must walk half a mile and endure 30 minutes between cars. The West Tenth street petition was the year's first filed, and a citizens’ extension organization vows continued action until the extension is approved.
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Tibbs Avenue
West Tenth Street
Citizens’ Line Extension Organization
Ohio merchants to form credit bureau after Indianapolis visit
Following a visit by the Columbus Merchants Association executive committee to Indianapolis as guests of the local merchants, Ohio City merchants will establish a credit bureau modeled on the Indianapolis system.
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Columbus
Oc) Merchants’ Association
Indianapolis
Ohio City
Mohair Bril Liantine and Storm Serge Mill Ends Listings
Mill Ends of English mohair bril liantine in navy and black with white hair lines and white with black hair lines plus plain colors in medium and dark navy 42 inches wide 65 cents per yard. Also cream storm serge with black hairline stripes in seven patterns 38 inches wide value.
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Everett
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