People’s Outfitting Company Builds Big Credit City Institution
The Indianapolis firm markets one price for cash and credit and marks every item plainly. With vast stock and ownership of multiple stores, it leverages large volumes to offer low prices and small profit margins. A 16 year credit history sustains steady income akin to cash sales, benefiting both credit and cash customers alike.
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People's Outfitting Company
Big Credit House
Indianapolis
West
United States
People’s Outfitting Company of
The Confession of a Wife Chap One
The narrator pledges to tell the truth about love and temptation not the empty ethics found in society. She recalls a life changing youth romance with a man older than her, her musical gifts, and the deep emotions at their engagement, culminating in a vow to reveal real struggles over fidelity.
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Legion
DuBois Found Not Guilty Of Drunkenness
Dr Edward J DuBois city bacteriologist was found not guilty of drunkenness in police court Friday. Three witnesses testified he was drunk the night of February 25 at the Inn boarding house on North Illinois Street. DuBois is suspended one month by the City Board of Health. Witnesses included Bicycle Officer Kitzmiller Clarence Randall and Robert Bennett.
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Edward J. DuBois
N. Ilinois-St. DuBois
City Board of Health
Kitzmiller
DuBois
Clarence Randall
Robert Bennett
Edna Smith
Beatrice White
Charles Pettijohn
Burglary Report at Virginia Avenue Store and Drug Outlet
Readable text describes a burglary on Wednesday at a Virginia Avenue site. A store door was pried open and entry gained at one business, with another drug store also affected. No items appear stolen or damaged beyond entry. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Virginia-are
Adden's
Road Taken From Receivers Hands In Indiana
George F. Mull of Indianapolis lasted 26 hours as temporary receiver of the Chicago New York Electric Air Line Co operative Construction Co and Goshen South Bend and Chicago. Judge Richter vacated Mull’s appointment and approved a $5 000 bond furnished by defendants to protect plaintiffs if they prevailed.
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Laporte
Ind
George F. Mull
Indianapolis
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line
Co-operative Construction Company
Goshen, South Bend & Chicago
Richter
Mull
Railroad Company Faces Broad Judgments Against Stockholders
Judgment notes indicate losses fall on stockholders in actions tied to the railroad company as litigants pursue remedies. The phrasing suggests broad implications for equity between corporate responsibility and investor risk.
Kessler Heads West to Review City Projects
George E. Kessler, city landscape architect, has been in Indianapolis since Saturday evaluating the Fall Creek Boulevard site between Capitol and Northwestern Avenues and the general park plan. He left Wednesday night for Kansas City to continue his work.
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George E. Kessler
Indianapolis
Fall Creek Boulevard
Capitol
Northwestern Aves
Kansas City
Liberty to be dry as three more saloons close
Liberty Indiana reports Mont Pierson and J Maibach have closed their saloons after remonstrances. The three remaining saloons will shut in May, leaving the county dry.
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Liberty
Ind
Door Blows Off Roof Hurts No One In City
A heavy trap door from a Denison hotel roof blew into Pennsylvania Street near two street cars Friday morning. The missile narrowly missed a passing vehicle and could have caused injuries to several people.
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