Black men confess to Toledo hammer robbery in Indianapolis case
Two Toledo men Frank Brawley and James Davis acknowledged to Indianapolis detectives that they attacked Andy Schwab, 62, a night doorman, with a hammer at Talbott and St Clair streets, stealing $2 and fleeing after a motorist stopped. They face robbery and assault charges.
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Indianapolis
Andy Schwab
Park Avenue
Talbott and
St. Clair Street
Frank Brawley
James Davis
Ohio
Schwab
Elks Club
Davis
Safety Board Tours City Market House
The city market was inspected today by the board of safety and Mayor L. Ert Slack. Fred W. Connell, safety board president, said the board wanted to review the market before action on the petition to increase market schedule from three to six days a week.
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Board of Safety
L. Ert Slack
Fred W. Connell
Safety Board
Civic Theater of Indianapolis to expand Playhouse for fall opening
Ground will be broken this week for Civic Theater improvements at Nineteenth and Alabama streets. Renovation enlarges auditorium by 100 seats and stage to 35 by 66 feet with new dressing rooms and ventilation. Project aims for completion by October 15 and a season guiding service to the city.
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Civic Theater of
Indianapolis
Nineteenth
Alabama Streets
Civic Theater
Kruschen Salts Promise Daily Vitality and Health
Millions take Kruschen Salts daily not from illness but to stay fit and energetic. A half teaspoon in hot water each morning allegedly prevents headaches constipation and digestion issues by cleansing the liver kidneys and bowels. After two weeks regular elimination is claimed and one 815cc bottle lasts four weeks sold worldwide via Hook's Dependable Drug Stores.
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Hook
America
Civic Theater Vision Merges Classics With Popular Plays
The article argues for a civic theater in Indianapolis balancing intelligent classics with popular plays to attract a broad audience. It notes cinema’s influence, calls for a larger stage, better ventilation, and a nine month season, and cites Moscow Art Theater as a model for cultural, leavening impact while highlighting current local offerings at Lyric Apollo Indiana Circle Ohio Palace and Colonial.
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Indianapolis
Moscow Art Theater
Stanislavsky
Civic Theater
Leckfords
Lyric
Apollo
Indiana
Circle
Ohio
Palace
Colonial
Konjola touted as cure for long-standing stomach ailments
Mr Jason A Hooten of Indianapolis recounts years of stomach trouble and nervousness eased within five weeks after using Konjola. He credits rapid relief of constipation improved digestion and restored appetite, plus increased energy and strength. Konjola is advertised as a 32 ingredient remedy explained by a local agent at Hook Dependable Drug Store.
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Hook
Illinois
Washington Streets
Indianapolis
Jason A. Hooten
Orchard Avenue
Konjola
Konola
Hook Dependable Drug Store
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