Hundreds Enter The Times Bobbed Hair Contest
The Indianapolis Times invites feminine readers to submit essays on why they bobbed or did not bob their hair. Prizes total 100 in gold with 50 awarded first and other cash and ticket prizes. Submissions due by midnight Saturday with judges from the city using December 4 as a cutoff.
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Far and Near Headlines From Chicago to Paris
A boy in Chicago tries pigeon catching from a school roof and falls through a skylight. In Paris a woman with appendicitis has a pin found in her appendix. In Mallard the frontier era barter returns as banks close. In Brooklyn a student hangs himself during a shopping trip. In Chicago a man pays a fine in pennies for marrying a club member.
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Floyd Combs
Mallard
Iowa
Chicago
George F. Emme
Angel Guarno
Eight Students Expelled From Floating University Ship
Eight male students aboard the US S Ryndam sailing from Kobe to around the world were expelled for non-conformance. Six of the ejected men arrived aboard the President Cleveland while two jumped to shore at Honolulu. Rebels blamed co-eds for the trouble as the Jolly Roger was raised on the Ryndam’s topmast.
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Marriage License Fragments Include Multiple Named Couples
A garbled list of names ages and addresses appears to recount marriage licenses. Couples include Charlea Boehner and Ruth Herron with varied occupations and addresses, plus several additional individuals such as George Russell Beeson and Lillian Beeson, with unclear details and fragmented street data.
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Charlea P.boehner
Ruth Herron
Ashland
George Russell
Beatrice Skelton
Itenois
William Beeson, Jr
Washington St
Apt
Baker
Lillian Mae Beeson
E. Washington St
Oake Iver
George Grearge
Pratt St
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Hamilton
Ottise Robison
R. A. Box
Edna Hause
R. R. B. Hox
Shelby St
Acob Schnep
Hinzer Sims
Beenie Cpm
Rubie Williams
Porto St
The Girl Back Home Who Got Into Trouble
O. O. McIntyre presents in January SMARTSET a moving true story of a young woman burdened by a youthful mistake. A noted surgeon recounts a heart wrenching dilemma where preserving life and love clashes with loyalty.
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