Farmers complain as autos test on public roads near Indianapolis
Farmers from Marion to Shelby counties protest road damage and safety fears caused by automobile companies testing cars on roads out of Indianapolis. County Commissioner Roberts suggests forming a consortium to buy land for a dedicated test site with hills for thorough testing, keeping vehicles off public highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Hancock
Hamilton
Boone
Hendricks
Morgan
Johnson
Shelby
Indianapolis
Roberts
Patient Falls From Hospital Window
Edward Church, 39, a City hospital patient with delirium tremens, climbed to a third story window and threatened to drop. He wrested an iron grate, hung by his hands, then fell to the ground, fracturing both legs and entering critical condition. He lives at 802 S I Winvis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Church
City Hospital
Church
S. I Winvis Street
Woman awarded damages in trap door fall case
Mrs. Maggie Hoyt testified an employee of Indianapolis Gas Co left a trap door open at her home causing her fall. A circuit court jury awarded her 850 dollars in damages on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Hoyt
Indianapolis Gas Company
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Offer Breath and Digestion Help
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a natural breath perfume. It claims digestion aid, gas absorption, and blood purification, asserting it sweetens breath by addressing stomach disorders. The copy urges purchase at drugstores or samples via F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Addrees
F. A. Stuart Cos
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Multiple Church Services and Evangelistic Meetings
A busy list of church events across the city outlines sermons at Central Christian Memorial Presbyterian and St Pauls Episcopal churches plus evangelistic meetings at First Baptist and Broad way M E churchs. Preachers include Rev Allan B Philpott Dr Henry Bullard Rev Harvey S Stoner and Rev Layton C Bentley with helpers and choirs performing special music and ordination services planned at Meridian Heights Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan B. Philpott
Central Christian Church
Haslinger
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Henry Bullard
St. Joseph
Frank C. Huston
Scranton
First Baptist Church
Taylor
Layton C. Bentley
Harry L. Maxwell
Broadway M. EB
Mr. Maxwell
G. D. Adamson
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
M. Haines
W. H. Donley
Ph. D
J. P. Durham
Home Presbyterian Church
Carlin & Lennox Expand as Krell-French Stock Joins Firm
Indianap olis piano firm Carlin & Lennox adds Krell-French stock at 106 Monument place and acquires two more outlets. They now operate three stores and plan large shipments to clear space, with a growing sheet music department and wide instrument range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Carlin & Lennox
Market Street
Krell- French
Monument Place
Massachusetts Avenue
Krell-French Piano Company
Krell-French Piano Co
Bachman Flour Promotes Tip-Top and Best Brands
Valentine Bachman asserts temperance agitation has not hurt flour quality. He urges readers to tell grocers to stock Bachman’s Best or Tip-Top flour and be convinced of its superior quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Bachman
Girl and Jap Lover Head to Canada for Marriage
Seattle March 27 An American woman Helen Gladys Emery and her Japanese fiancé Guniffro Aoki plan to marry in Victoria British Columbia after a cross coast journey from San Francisco through Portland and Tacoma. Emery and her mother arrived in Seattle and were guided by Archdeacon Emery before deciding to wed in Victoria with a two week honeymoon to follow amid wary public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Helen Gladys Emery
Guniffro Aoki
Victoria
B. C
Miss Emery
Tacoma
Archdeacon Emery
Aoki
Rev James Gilbert Dies in Washington D C
Reverend James Gilbert aged 69 died at his Washington home Friday He once led Meridian Street Methodist Church for three years and later served as secretary of the American Society for Religious Education Born in Buffalo New York his career included religious education work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gilbert
Meridian Street Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Gilbert
Buffalo, N. Y
American Society For Religious Education
Fire Claims Three Lives in Greenwood Village
In Scranton on March 27 a fire at a Greenwood grocery store and dwelling owned by Anthony Robb killed Mrs Robb and two of her six children. Four other children were injured, one seriously, as a stove overheated and the room above the apartment collapsed. The badly burned child survived with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Anthony Robb
Greenwood
Cas Carets Proclaimed Best Liver and Bowel Medicine
Millions rely on Cas Carets with over a million boxes sold monthly. The ad touts it as the world’s biggest seller and best bowel and liver medicine, urging a one week trial and noting availability at all druggists.
Leverys Sail From New York Aboard Barbarossa
On March 2 the Barbarossa sails from New York with passengers to Gibraltar Naples and Genoa including Mr and Mrs Louis H Lever of Indianapolis in the lineup for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Louis H. Lever
Indianapolis
LESS MEAT Advice of Family Physician
A New York man reports that reducing meat and greasy foods improved digestion and nervousness. After two years on Grape-Nuts cereal, he and his family feel healthier, crediting Postum Co and a famous periodical for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Marcy Seeks Nomination for City Clerk Post
Arthur A. Marcy, a prominent Democrat in Indianapolis, announces his bid for the party nomination for city clerk in the forthcoming primary. At 25 he ran a close second for Center Township trustees, gaining praise for a clean, fair campaign. He runs a grocery at 1430 Columbia Avenue and is known as a capable organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Avenue
Street Car Fatality Claims Young Terre Haute Child
In Terre Haute Indiana Miss Annie Mondy aged six was struck and killed by a street car while attempting to cross the street late last night. The accident occurred as the child moved into the path of the tram at a downtown crossing. Officials said there were no witnesses to the moment of impact and the car crew notified authorities immediately. The coroner will investigate to determine if any negligence occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Annie Mondy
Atreet
Kroll Candidate for Mayor of Indianapolis
William E. Kroll, 32, enters the Democratic mayoral race in Indianapolis. A Fifth ward Democrat with a grocery business at 174 Geisendorff street, he is described as substantial, energetic, honest, and likely to secure strong ward support. He previously ran for county representative, winning 125 of 149 votes in his precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Kroll
Indianapolis
Kroll
Fifth Ward
Geisendorff Street
Democratic Say
Jackson 13 Candidate for A A Board
Among four or more applicants for the railroad commission job held by Judge W J Wood Democrat is U S Jackson Democratic state chairman The judge desires to succeed himself Rail road men note Gov Marshall may appoint a railroad engineer under his policy The appointment will be announced late in April The vacancy occurs May 1 and the matter has not yet been taken up by the governor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
W. J. Wood
U. S. Jackson
Judge Wood
Gov. Marshall
Goveenor
Dippine Choice On Main Floor Three for Ec
A fragment notes a decision involving Dippine items described as black or nickel and labeled Ec, with a main floor option of three for a price or offer. Specific entities, dates, or locations are not provided in the readable text.
Elks Plan Summer Trip to Los Angeles
Preparations for the annual session of the grand lodge of the Order of Elks in Los Angeles July 13 to 18 are advancing. A large crowd is expected as special trains depart Indianapolis July 9 via Omaha Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City with rates TBD after the passenger association meeting. Committee members in charge include William Holtz chairman Charles P Balz secretary H S Riley H J Wallace L M Quill C A Parrott W J Clune and J J Bauer.
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Indianapoli
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
William Holtz
Charles P. Balz
H. 8. Riley
H. J. Wallace
L. M. Quill
C. A. Parrott
W. J. Clune
J. J. Bauer
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Europe
Ant
Werp
Brussels
Cologne
Bingen
Strassburg
Schiffhausen
Zurich
Lucerne
Interlachen
Berne
Geneva
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
London
Warwick
Stratford-on-Avon
Leamington
Birmingham
Chester
Liverpool
American National Bank
Olé Postoffice
The
Elite
Central Avenue Reformed Church
Harvey S. Stoner
Jesus
God
Episcopal Church
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Impois Streets
Harry Granison Hill
Third Christian Church
Hurlstone
Roberts Park Church
Choral Society
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
Christ
Edwin Ray M. BE
Vincent
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian Street M. E
A. Z. Wiley
Central Christian Sunday School
Rader
Thirty-first Streets
G. DD. Adamson
Prayer Union
Evangelistic
Brotherhood
Charles F. Remy
R. D. Licklider
Congress Avenue
Ladies’ Aid
Band of Hone
H. A. Baldwin
Wellsbury
W. Va
E. Tenth Street Mission
Brotherhood of Home Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Anti- Saloon League
Canada
Seattle, Wash
San
Francisco
Portland
Hotel Savoy
Washington
Suffragettes
Marion Walters
Printing House Square
Helen Murphy
Sofia N. Loebinger
Maud Glasgow
Borrman Wells
Science
Marcy
Arthur A. Marcy
Jackson
A. A. Board
Indiana
Pettis Dry Goods
Yale
Elas
Los Angeles
the Grand Lodge of the Order
Cal
Krell-French
Kreill-French
Newcastle
Hallet & Davis
Krell
Limgive Design
Marshall & Wendyill Square
BE. Market St
Volje
Paderewski
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