Hoosiers Win Prizes at Exposition in Chicago
Indiana exhibitors win numerous top awards at the twenty sixth International Live stock Exposition. Henry W. Marshall of Lafayette takes multiple prizes in Hereford classes while Hoosier wins spread across polled Shorthorns Aberdeen Angus and Short horns. Numerous Indiana farmers receive oats grain corn and hay honors with dozens of named individuals and towns listed among the award recipients.
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Chicago
Indiana
James Whitcomb Riley
Men of Letters
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
J. H. Clamme & Sons
Upland
Donald Fairfax VI
Secretary Jardine’s riding hobby totals 626 miles last month
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine and two horse enthusiasts rode 626 miles in total last month. He rode 73 miles more than one friend and 96 miles more than the other. The puzzle notes four paths between eight gates, with each path starting and ending at specific gates and not crossing other paths.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Washington
Mr. Jardine
Regional corn shows crown Troyer as standout winner
C. E. Troyer of La Fontaine, once a national corn king, led the corn exhibits with outstanding regional class wins. Other names tied to the event include J. Mundell, Frankfort. Doc Wilson, Hillsboro. John R. Ellis, Hillsboro. W. J. Soutr, Frankfort. M. D. Manuel, Crawfordsville.
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Troyer
la Fontaine
J. 9. Mundell
Frankfort
Doc Wilson
Hillsboro
John R. Ellis
W. J. Soutr
M. D. Manuel
Crawfordsville
C. E. Troyer
Offices Opened for Christmas in Central Registration Network
The Christmas Clearing House opened an office at 113 E. Vermont St. with Main 3041 to coordinate charitable giving and prevent duplicate gifts. Herbert S. King chairs, Ruby Steinruck oversees operations, and 987 duplicates were found among 4 057 registered families last year, saving about $20 000 in potential waste.
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Christmas Clearing House
Vermont St
Herbert S. King
Ruby Steinruck
Social Service Exchange
Family Welfare Society
King
Clearing House
KINCADE TRIAL OPENS MONDAY
Lee Kincade of Noblesville Indiana will go on trial at Tipton for the murder of his father James J Kin cade a wealthy farmer The case went to Tipton from Noblesville The son was convicted of manslaughter here and granted a new trial The State says the father was killed by a gas pipe blow The defense contends the elder Kin cade died from injuries from a fall down a basement stairway
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Noblesville
Ind
Lee Kincade
Tipton
James J. Kincade
Tipton County
Fred E. Hines
Kincade
Judge Favors Alimony in Wayne County Women’s Divorces
Richmond Indiana December 5 United Press reports Judge G P Hoelscher will support alimony requests in Wayne County divorces. He says women often resign good jobs to wed and then deserve support. He notes judges elsewhere have ignored alimony plans but this judge will acknowledge entitlement.
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Richmond
United Press
Ind
Indiana
Wayne County
G. P. Hoelscher
Hoelscher
Burglar Fires On Boy In Elkhart Bedroom
Police search for burglar who fired at Gordon Snyder a high school youth in his Elkhart home Friday night The bullet passed through Snyder’s night clothing and lodged in the wall behind the bed Local United Press report describes the incident and ongoing investigation.
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United Press
Elkhart
Ind
Gordon Snyder
Snyder
Farmers Versus Gary Take BGK KRY $6 han
Farmers of Calumet township prepare for a friendly tiff with Gary as the city council plans discussions to block annexation. No hearing date is set for arguments from Highland and Munster against Hammond’s annexation.
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Calumet Township
Gary
Highland
Hammond
Examinations for 59 Regular Army Medical Vacancies
Examinations for filling fifty nine vacancies in the Regular Army medical corps will be held January 11 to 16. Applications should be made to the adjutant general in Washington DC. The exam is open to all licensed physicians and to senior students in hospitals.
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Regular Army
Adjutant General
Washington, D.C
Ubw
Southern market shows fresh produce and prices
New southern beets and carrots selling at 10 cents a bunch appear on city market stands. Emperor grapes 15 cents per pound, hot house cucumbers 35 to 45 cents each, alligator pears 80 to 90 cents each, tangerines 50 cents a dozen. Other items include persimmons 25 cents a box, cranberries 20 to 25 cents per pound, peas 25 cents per pound, green beans 15 cents, spinach 20 cents, pineapples 35 to 45 cents each, hot house tomatoes 40 cents per pound, California tomatoes 30 cents, turkeys 60 cents per pound, eggs 70 to 75 cents a dozen, butter 60 cents, frys 40 cents, broilers 45 cents, ducks 35 cents, rabbits 50 cents each, lemons 20 to 40 cents a dozen, grapefruit 10 cents each, Michigan potatoes 70 cents per peck, Idaho potatoes 90 cents per peck.
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Howell
California
Michigan
Idaho
More Warrants Issued in Vice Scandal at Michigan City
United Press reports a new wave of warrants issued by Michigan City authorities in a vice crackdown sparked by midnight parties involving married men and high school girls. A 16-year-old girl linked to promoters is sought. legal actions against those already in custody paused as three charged with contributing to delinquency received continuances in La Porte County court.
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United Press
Michigan City
Ind
la Porte County
Phone rates boosted by public service commission
The Merchants' Mutual Telephone Company of Michigan City received PSC approval for broad rate increases across most service classes. Business firms face about a 50 percent rise, adding roughly 32 000 dollars in yearly revenue. The company may issue 235 000 dollars in common stock, with new and old monthly rates listed for residence, four party, two party, and business plans.
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Merchants’ Mutual Telephone Company
Michigan City
Public Service Commission
Andrews Plans New Big Raids
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews said the New York liquor raid is only a toehold in a nationwide push to strike bootlegger supply. He cited upcoming sensational raids in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, San Francisco and other cities to dismantle major liquor syndicates.
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Bu_United Preas
Washington
Andrews
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
San Francisco
United States
Fifty Indicted in Chicago Gang Bombings Probe
Indictments were returned against fifty businessmen, union workers, and gangsters as police declare they are near a final strike against the gang blamed for over a hundred bombing outrages in Chicago.
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D Press
Chicago
Extra Session Money Sought in Texas Legislature Funding
Debate over financing an extra Texas Legislature session dominates Austin coverage. Governor Ferguson is expected to ignore a petition to call the session. Speaker Satterwhite appeals to lawmakers to self-finance, while critics say the plan could violate bribery laws and invite questions about underwriter motives as federal agents probe federal aid funds in San Antonio.
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United Pro
Austin
Tex
Texas
Ferguson
Ma” Ferguson
Lee Satterwhite
Dan Moody
J. Wilson
W. J. O'Leary
San Antonio
United States
Hartman
Digestive Relief Pill Ad Sparks Local Buzz
An Iowa reader from Dorchester praises Foley Pills a diuretic kidney aid claiming it helped dizziness and impaired walking. The ad urges passing the message along and notes the product flushes kidneys and increases waste elimination.
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Landon Taylor
Dorchester
Iowa
Foley
Cuticura Heals Eczema Sufferer in Indiana
Mies Violet Copple of Logotec Indiana describes yearlong eczema on face and hands. After trying remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and reports relief within a week and full healing after three cakes of soap and one box of ointment. Advertisement notes prices and sale details for Cuticura products.
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Mies
Wood St
Loogootec
Ind
Sean Neste
1925 Fords for sale in good condition at low prices
Quick sale of touring Ford vehicles described as excellent value with balloon tires and practical new cars. Advertising notes include Lincoln and a contact at 908 N. Capitol for purchase inquiries.
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Lincoln
Capitol
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E. Wash. St
Smart Apparel ON Easy Terms
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Washington St
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Indianas
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Carlin Music Co
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Lewis Jaffe
Ore Baal Seae
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