Deaths push toll from accidents toward ten in Indiana
Casualties rise across Indiana with seven deaths in the state and three near Indianapolis since Saturday. Victims include Louis Hollweg 21 of 4171 Washington Bvds Dorothy Bornkamp 16 of 40 N Mount St and Aloysius Hallemeyer 35 amid crashes near Traders Point.
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Indianapolis
Louis Hollweg
Washington Blvs
Methodist Hospital
Big Four Railway
National and
Rockville Rds
Dorothy Bornkamp
N. Mount St
City Hospital
Autos reported stolen in Indianapolis notices
A damaged clipping lists stolen autos and owners in Indianapolis with names and addresses. Vehicles include Fords and Chevrolets tied to Clifford Davis Greenfield G R Batsford Saunders Heater Mitchell Co Link Edwards Willy Knight and E E Townsend among others. Found autos include a Townsend roadster at 942 N California St reported with license removed.
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Poli
Indianapolis
Clifford Davis
Madison Ave
Ford
Vermont
Illinois
G. R. Batsford
Greenfield
Ind
Hevolet
Market
Alabama
Saunders-Heater-Mitchell Co
Illinois St
Ford Motor Co
Washington St
Delaware
Link, & Edwards
Delaware St
Willy Knight
Ohio St
E. C. Loclar
Ottumwa
Chevrolet
Iowa
Townsend
Lawrence Ave
South St
Capitol Ave
Lord
California St
Twelve Drivers Held In Separate Alleged Violations
Eight alleged speeders were arrested late Monday and today. Four alleged intoxicated drivers were slated. Speeding charges list Matthew Wilson 17 Ravenswood Herman Wilson 19 Sanford Kits 23 Edward Kemper 29 Anthony Pisse 20 Lester Harvey 18 Joseph Burnett 23. Intoxicated drivers include Carl Herring 34 Brownsburg Ind Herman Wilson 19 Ravenswood Joseph Leech 38 Connersville Ind Harlin Boardman 29 1144 Cruft St.
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Matthew Wilson
Alabama, St
Herman Wilson
Ravenswood
Orville Edwards
Minerva St
Sanford Kits
Avondale
Edward Kemper
R. R. M. Box
Anthony Pisse
E. Vermont St
Lester Harvey
N. Beville Ave
Joseph Burnett
Vinton St
Carl Herring
Brownsburg
Ind
Joseph Léech
Connersville
Harlin Boardman
Cruft St
Labor Day Picnic Planned by Bartholomew County Religious Council
The Bartholomew County Council of Christian Religious Education will hold its fourth annual Labor Day picnic at the Columbus fairgrounds. Scheduled speakers include Governor Jackson Charles J. Orbisons Indianapolis Senator James E. Watson and Columbus resident David K. Stewart.
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United Press
Columbus
Ind
Bartholomew County Council of Christian Religious Education
Fairground
Jackson
Charles J. Orbison
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
David K. Stewart
Reporter Meets Brother She Never Knew She Had
NEA Service feature by Virginia Swain recounts seance scenes at the Indiana Association of Spiritualists camp in Chesterfield. The piece notes 14 mediums were arrested in a Sunday raid and describes trumpet work, circle rituals, and personal encounters with medium William E. Hart and J. P. Clark as a reporter meets a brother from beyond.
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Virginia Swain
NEA Service
Indianapolis Times
Indiana Association of Spiritualists
Chesterfield
Ind
Hesterfield
United States
Mattie Rentfrow
Marion, Ill
William E. Hart
J. P. Clark
Kansas City
Kaw
Hart
Clark
Ineen
Mr. Hart
St. Joseph, Mo
Mamie
Mary
Marie
Mabie
Marjory
Will relief for stomach trouble advertised relief promise
An advertisement urges readers to try a bottle of Will for quick relief from stomach trouble. It claims daily suffering ends and promotes Hook's Dependable Drug Stores and other good drug stores as sellers.
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Hook
Man Carves Wife in Hospital
HICAGO August 25. James Tavolino lured his 18 year old wife into the operating room of an Ashland Boulevard hospital and attacked her with a razor. He is charged with cutting to wound after the surgeon saved her life.
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United Press
Hicago
James Tavolino
Tavolino
Ashland Boulevard Hospital
I Met a Horn Hog in a Daring Tale
The narrator recalls a prank where a trumpet and a voice test names like Mamie and Anne to provoke a reaction while a figure named Clark guards the narrator’s head. The scene ends with the narrator saying thank you and meeting a so called horn hog.
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Anne
Mamie
Mr. Hart
Mr. Clark
Carlton Winslow Held on Petit Larceny Charge
Carlton Winslow a 16 year old of 1362 N Tremont Ave is held on a petit larceny charge after police say he stole a ring from the Japanese Art Store at 25 W Ohio St on Monday.
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Carlton Winslow
N. Tremont Ave
Ohio St
Two Arrestees Charged After Wabash Street Fight
Ernest Thomas and Fred Franklin face assault and battery with intent to kill charges after a late Monday fight over a craps game. Thomas allegedly shot Franklin, who then retrieved the weapon and struck Thomas. Rose Rucks is held on a shooting charge. Ellis Smith reports gunfire at Mrs Buck's home.
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Ernest Thomas
E. Wabash Sr
Fred Franklin
E. Wabash
Ellis Smith
Lafayette
Ind
Chicago raids target booze and gambling dens across city
Three arms of law enforcement led by city police county sheriff's deputies and Federal agents conducted the most extensive raids of the year against booze and gambling nests in Chicago. Dozens of places were searched as plans for a police shake-up emerge to curb protection of saloons.
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Bu_united
Chicago
Dever
Collins
Bank Examiner Resigns to Become Bank Cashier
Clark Mills resigns as state bank examiner to take the cashier post at the Forty-Second Street State Bank. Morris Stults of Portland named to fill the vacancy.
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Clark Mills
Forty-Second St. State Bank
Morris Stults
Portland
City Market Lemons Rise In Prices At Curb Sale
Lemons sold for 25 cents a dozen on the curb at the city market. New grapefruit appeared in the market house at 20 cents each. Other prices included cauliflower 35 to 60 cents a head, fresh lima beans 30 cents a pound, blue grapes 10 cents a pound, tomatoes 5 cents a pound, green and wax beans 3 pounds for 10 cents, melons 10 to 25 cents, orange watermelons 10 to 20 cents, apples 4 to 7 pounds for 25 cents, Bartlett pears 10 cents a pound, sugar pears 6 cents a pound, celery 6 to 10 cents, mangoes 4 for 5 cents, head lettuce 10 to 15 cents, leaf lettuce 5 to 10 cents a pound, plums 4 pounds for 25 cents, sugar corn 6 ears for 10 cents, bananas 20 cents a dozen, oranges 35 to 65 cents a dozen, peaches 2 pounds for 25 cents, and sweet potatoes 6 cents a pound.
Man Dies in Florida Real Estate Dealer J C Price
J C Price 43 of 2614 Central Ave Indianapolis died Monday in Miami Florida. He was a member of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. His parents in Richmond Ind were notified and the death was attributed to pneumonia.
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J. C. Price
Central Ave
Indianapolis
Miami
Fla
Frank Price
Richmond
Ind
Murder Charge Hearing For John Smith In City Court
John Smith 41 colored of 520 Agnes St faces a city court arraignment today for a preliminary murder hearing. He is accused of shooting Rose Johnson of the same address Saturday. McKinley Jones 28 and Clifford Pollard 34 both colored, from 1102 E Thirteenth St and 925 Indiana Ave respectively, are jailed without bond awaiting grand jury action for murder. Jones allegedly shot William Bowden 35 of 1221 E Sixteenth St Monday and Pollard allegedly stabbed Henry Brown 32 of 546 W Seventeenth St to death Sunday.
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John Smith
Agnes St
Smith
Rose Johnson
McKinley Jones
Thirteenth St
Clifford Pollard
Indiana Ave
Marion County
Jones
William Bowden
E. Sixteenth St
Pollard
Henry Brown
Seventeenth St
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Roosevelt
Maurice Rush
N. DeQuincy St
Traders Point
Fred McNimery
Hallemeyer
McNimery
William Bowman
Pennsylvania St
Union Traction Interurban
College Ave
Crown Hill
Raymond Tiemen
Sts
Indiana Christian Hospital
John Bowman
George R. Love
South Bend
John T. Anderson
Richard Headley
Lake Headley
Goshen
Walter Saglars
Michigan City
Wilbur Haywood
Louilla
Gary
Lucile Hedden
Gas City
Albert Kivett
Martinsville
Religious Education Council
Dr. Scholl
Shapley
Everitt’s
W. Wash
N. Ala
Fountain Square
Shelby Furn. Co
Shelby St
Lilly Hardware Co
America
Lilly's
Tje
Atkins
Disston
Marshalltown
Magdale Ham
Howe
Reneeks
Lucas Best
Jardiniere
Herrogidors
Furniture Polis
Ohio
Rybolt
Rome
West Maryland
Waterman
Schaeffer
Lifetime
Conklin
Moore
Duoford
Eversharp
Clark & Cade
Claypool Drug Store
Florida
J. G. Price
Madison
Pennsylvania Railroad
Meaualy
Ransfer ST Alallahahad
Asean
Martin Rosenberger
Wall Paper Company
Washington
Eiteljorg & Moore Corner
Fast Market
Circle
Circle Theater
ERE
Fconom
Duz
Virginia Sweet
Ares
IONA
Ilver King
A. & P. Brand
Piers
Blue Peter
Ianghey Pure
B&m
Bartlett
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