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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

7

Girls to Get Home Training at Indiana State Fair

Ninety eight girls from eighty one counties enter the seventh annual home economics school at the Indiana State Fair. Directed by Mrs. L. G. Vannice the program runs Aug 29 to Sept 11 with lessons in domestic science and arts. Scholarships go to the top three students, two to Terre Haute and one to Muncie Normal Schools.

Indiana L. G. Vannice Amo Ind Economic School Indiana State Normal School Terre Haute State Normal School Muncie

Man Dead in Cell at Jail Details Dope Scheme

Fred Rudolph, 42, of 1442 College Ave, arrested Wednesday on obtaining money under false pretenses, was found dead today in the cell room at police headquarters. Detectives say Rudolph advertised for young men to run barbecue stands at 30 a week with a $20 deposit. he did not own any stands and kept deposits.

Fred Rudolph College Ave Rudolph Lowe Purvis

Mother Jones Battles Union Leader Over Colorado Strike

The narrative covers Mother Jones visiting Colorado as a peddler to witness miners' living conditions, aiding the 1903 strike, and opposing United Mine Workers President Mitchell’s order to halt activity in the north. She urges unity with southern miners and sways northern delegates to stand firm until the strike ends.

Mother Jones Colorado Mitchell United Mine Workers New Mexico Utah Indianapolis Western Federation of Miners Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Louisville Howell Western Federation

Editor's Note on Autobiographical Life Story of a Widow

The note states that political and industrial questions reflect the author's views and are not the newspaper's responsibility. It frames the piece as self-told life story of a widely known American woman and places responsibility with Mother Jones and the author.

Mother Jones America

Queen Chosen for Street Party

Miss Mildred Heckman aged 16 will be queen of a Riverside street fair to celebrate the opening of North Harding Street early in October. Proceeds from a Tuesday night event at Harding Street and Burdinal Park will fund the celebration. Speakers included Walter Myers, mayoral candidate, and Charles E. Mendenhall with Rev. E S Prego.

Mildred Heckman Edgemont St North Harding St Riverside Civic Association Harding St Burdsal Pkpy Walter Myers Charles E. Mendenhall E. S. Prego Riverside Mail Church Mendenhall John L. Duvall Riverside M. E

Mother Jones Turns Mill Worker

The text notes that northern miners accepted operators' terms and returned to work, followed by the phrase NEXT implying a shift to Mother Jones turning mill worker.

Mother Jones

Troops Close After Bandit Captors In Manchuria

Chinese forces pursue the bandits who abducted American physician Dr. Harvey Howard linked to the Rockefeller Foundation hospital in Peking. The captors eluded infantry and now reportedly hold a one day lead by boat near Huachan in Kirkin province, Manchuria after slaying rancher Morgan Palmer.

United Press Peking Harvey Howard Rockefeller Foundation Howard Huachan Kirkin Province Manchuria Morgan Palmer

Market Sells Damson Plums and Fresh Produce

Blue Damson plums from northern Indiana sold at 3 pounds for 25 cents, the day’s new arrivals at the city market. Prices listed include red raspberries 35 cents a pint, huckleberries 20 cents a pint, and other bargains on plums, beans, fruits, and poultry.

Indiana

Kappa Alpha Phi Elects William Hilde President

Times Special reports Huntington Indiana August 27 convention of Kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity elected William Hilde of this city as national president.

Huntington Ind Kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity William Hilde Brand City

Standon Couple Mark 65 Years in Greenwood Home

D B Standon and his wife celebrated their sixty fifth wedding anniversary in Greenwood Indiana on August 27 with four children joining them. The couple has resided in the same house for over forty years.

United Preas

Auto Driver Sought After Kessler Boulevard Crash

Police seek the driver of a speeding car that fled after hitting J. C. Dumato's vehicle at Thirtieth Street and Kessler Boulevard. Dumato’s car was badly damaged and two colored men were said to be in the auto. George Connell, 10, remains hospitalized with head injuries from a Riverside Park incident. Dr. C. B. McCulloch was named as the driver in another Riverside Park case.

J. C. Dumato Bellefontaine St Thirtieth St Kessler Blvd Dumato George Connell Rural St Methodist Hospital Riverside Park Cc. B. McCulloch Meridian St

Balloonist's jump ends near grave in Franklin

Luther Dennis, local balloonist, made a double parachute leap and landed beside a grave. He plans to repeat the stunt today in Franklin Indiana, shrugging off omens or portents.

United Press Franklin Ind Luther Dennis Dennis

Fairview Kick Is Registered

State tax commissioners will hear the Butler Fairview Civic Association protest a 20 percent rise in real estate valuations in Washington Township outside the city. Hearing granted by John J. Brown after a Wednesday night address at Fairview Presbyterian church. A petition for reassessment and a reversal of the increase may be considered. the rise was approved by the Marion County board of review and allegedly unknown to owners. Brown doubted late year action's practicality.

Fairview Civic Association Washington Township John J. Brown Fairview Presbyterian Church William Dawson Marion County Board of Review Brown

Indiana Quaker Clerk Commends State Liquor Law Enforcement

Edgar Nicholson presiding clerk at the Indiana Society of Friends annual conference in Richmond says in a letter to Governor Jackson that he praises the enforcement of the Sunday blue law and the new bone dry liquor law.

Richmond Ind Edgar Nicholson Indiana Society of Friends Jackson

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