Hungry Thief Loots Cellar Across City
Mrs. L E Kincaid reports a medium height man in a light suit fled from her Buckle Street home after upstairs sounds. He drove away in an auto and obtained nothing. Other residents note thefts of a rug, a purse with seven dollars and three rings, and canned goods from cellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Kincaid
Buckle St
Anna Ryan
E. Thirty- First St
Edward Terhune
King Ave
Blanche Rodecker
Capitol Ave
Skinner to Speak on National Agricultural Problems
W. E. Skinner of Chicago, general manager of the National Dairy Association, was listed on the Advertising Club luncheon program at the Claypool to discuss issues affecting national agricultural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Skinner
Chicago
National Dairy Association
Advertising Club
the Claypool
National Dairy Association Exposition at State Fairgrounds
The National Dairy Association will hold an exposition at the State fairgrounds in October. Organizers expect exhibitors from dairy farms, cooperative creameries, and equipment suppliers. Local officials anticipate a boost to agriculture and related businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy Association
International Mine Workers meet planned for May 12
International committeemen of the United Mine Workers of America are called to convene May 12 at international headquarters Merchants Bank Building. Editor Ellis Searles says the session will cover matters pending since the last meeting and is expected to run about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
United Mine Workers of America
International Headquarters
Merchants Bank Bldg
Ellis Searles
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Banister Plans Bicycle Recovery Service for Stolen Wheels
Banister Bicycle Shop owner F. W. Banister at 971 W Thirteenth St. proposes a plan to help boys recover stolen bicycles. For a small fee he will record ownership make and description, enabling the owner and police and local dealers to identify the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Banister
Banister Bicycle Shop
Thirteenth St
Banister
Board approves Cruse Street opening and extension plan
The board of works approves opening and widening Cruse Street from Washington to Bates. A triangular lot at Southeastern and Washington will be added to the street. A ten foot strip along Cruse Street east side is to be removed between Maryland and Southeastern. Cruse Street will curve southeast from Maryland, diagonally across the block to Shelby and Bates. The board rescinded two prior attempts to alter the street.
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Cruse St
Washington
Bates Sts
Board of Works
Southeastern Ave
Washington St
Maryland St
Maryland St St
Shelby and
Auctioneer assaults after divorce papers served
London reports Douglas Fleet Goldsmith an auctioneer broke all windows at his mother in law's house immediately after being served with divorce papers when denied admission.
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London
Douglas Fleet Goldsmith
Inlaw
Tiny Pittsburgh engine charms with slide valve design
A real steam engine built by Charles H. Allen of Pittsburgh, of reciprocating slide valve type, presented as a nearly perfect large engine but weighing less than one twenty fifth of an ounce. It is shown here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Allen
Pittsburgh
Vitagraph sold to Warner Bros in historic deal
In a landmark acquisition, the Vitagraph Company of America, the oldest film entity, becomes property of Warner Bros Inc. The sale transfers control from J. Stuart Blackton Albert E. Smith and a Rock representative, who founded Vitagraph 28 years ago, per Henry M. Warner.
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Timea Special
New York
Vitagraph Company of America
Motion Picture Organization
Warner Bros., Inc
Vitagraph
J. Stuart Blackton
Albert FE. Smith
William T. Rock
Henry M. Warner
Painter E P Long Opens Downtown Showroom
E P Long, a leading Indianapolis painter and interior decorator, opens a downtown showroom at 205 E Ohio St to display samples and offer estimates. He is known for work on Murat Temple and Continental Bank building and handles residence projects with a large staff. Main 7089 connects customers to the new showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Long
Ohio St
Long
Indianapolis
Murat
Continental Bank
Lexington Motor Sales Company
Main
New Home Has Charm on Central Ave in Indianapolis
The Robert Stevens residence at 4447 Central Ave showcases a blend of bungalow charm and large-home space. Built by William F. Nelson, the red gray and rose brick exterior features a slate roof, white accents, and a two-story extension creating varied living spaces and abundant natural light. Hardwood floors by Thomas A. Guffey, plumbing by E. M. Carter, texture stone roofing and furnace by M. C. Wirth complete the well crafted home.
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Robert Stevens
Tral Ave
William F. Nelson
Indianapolis
Stevens
Thomas A. Gufftev
E. M. Carter
M. C. Wirth
Real
Trade Finance Realty Company
Roosevelt
William Davis Offers Whitewashing Services in Indianapolis
William B. Davis advertises whitewashing for fences and buildings in Indianapolis. He notes fire protection benefits and sanitary advantages for damp cellars and walls, offering moderate rates and plaster or cement work through Randolph 26387.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Tom Sawyer
Indianapolis
William
Davis
Warner Bros Inc Distribution Network Across U S and Europe
Warner Bros Inc coordinates a distribution framework with an organizing entity in the United States and separate operations across Europe. The setup indicates a multinational approach to licensing and releasing film content and related media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros., Inc
United States
Europe
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