Right to Worship Declared in Unity League Note
Answer to questions from Marion County Unity League shows Clyde A. Walb and Walter S. Chambers replying on party stances. Walb affirms support for the American republic and U.S. Constitution. Chambers notes no Democratic State Committee action on the Ku Klux Klan and cites open meetings. He says the party upholds the Constitution and free worship in line with Senator Ralston’s statements.
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Unity League
Marion County
American Unity League
Clyde A. Walb
Walters. Chambers
Walb
United States
Chambers
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party of
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Ralston
Democratic Party
Four Wheel Brake Question to be Discussed in Indy
Automobile engineers will discuss the four wheel brake question before the Indiana section of the Society of Automotive Engineers at the Severin tonight. Talks will be by J. A. Warner research manager of the New York headquarters, John R. Cautley Chicago, W. S. James Federal Bureau of Standards Washington, and Chester S. Ricker general manager of the Duesenberg Automobile and Motors Company Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Society of Automotive Engineers
Severin
J. A. Warner
New York
John R. Cautley
Chicago
W. S. James
Federal Bureau of Standards of
Washington
Chester S. Ricker
Duesenberg Automobile and Motors Company
Realtors to Fight Tax Campaign Begins in Indiana
Indiana real estate boards plan a state wide drive against taxing real estate sales contracts. Paul O Meredith executive secretary Indiana Real Estate Association said boards will launch propaganda to householders in cities urging opposition to the current tax. The decision was made Wednesday at the Lincoln gathering.
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Real Estate Boards of
Indiana
Paul O. Meredith
Indiana Real Estate Association
Lincoln
Stolen Autos and Legion Resignation Report
Automobiles reported stolen from various addresses include Raymond Benjamin 911 N Meridian. Jerome Hardy 909 Lexington Ave. E S Winans 511 N Dearborn St. Frank Cramer YMCA at Delaware and Market. F Richardson M Hardyville Ky. H Mitchel 44 N Layman Ave. William N Day of Monarch Mont, assistant national treasurer of the American Legion, resigns today to re enter business. a successor has not been named.
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Raymond Benjamin
N. Meridian St
Jerome Hardy
Lexington Ave
E. S. Winans
N. Dearborn St
North
Illinois
Frank Cramer
Delaware and Market
F. Richardson
Hardyville
H. Mitchel
N. Layman Ave
William N. Day
Monarch
Mont
American Legion
Legion
Day
Acquitted in Murder Charge for Poolroom Shooting
Vaail Mardovin of Gary was acquitted of second degree murder in the shooting of Clayton Farr, a colored man, during an apparent robbery at Mardovin’s poolroom. Defense witnesses testified Farr was robbing the poolroom when he was shot.
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United Press
LA Porte
Ind
Vaail Mardovin
Gary
Clayton Farr
Farr
Mardovin
Hunter shooting sparks arrest after dance hall quarrel
Jack Hunter 27 colored at 229 West Michigan Street lies in city hospital with a gun wound. Police say his wife Elizabeth Hunter 26 colored held in city prison charged with shooting with intent to kill after a quarrel at the Past Time dance hall at Indiana Avenue and the canal on Tuesday.
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Jack Hunter
Michigan St
Elizabeth Hunter
Indiana Ave
Canal
Little Theatre Honors Booth Tarkington With The Wren
The Little Theatre Society presented Booth Tarkingtons The Wren at the Mural last night to a record audience. Dr John R Newcomb directed and acted as the old sea captain with the cast delivering polished performances and stage craft. The show drew Hoosier pride for Tarkington and the local players and staff earned praise for direction and production quality.
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Little Theatre Society
the Wren
New England
Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
John R. Newcomb
Newcomb
John I. Kautz
Thomas E. Hibben
Helen Eaglesfield
Lillian F. Hamilton
Arleigh Waltz
Eunice Peirce
Leigh C. Felton
Gertrude M. Shields
R. C. Winslow
George C. Finfrock
Wren
Captain Olds
R. Newcomb
Freehart
Marjorie B Sherwood
Marjorie Chiles
Little Theater
Will Conduct Opera at Murat Saturday
The Saturday night performance at the Murat of Die Walkaere by the Wagnerian Opera Company will be conducted by Edward Moltke. In the afternoon Ernest Knoch will conduct during Lohengrin. A real success last night. 151.25 American Baritone Tops New Show at the Palace George MacFarlane is featured on the new bill opening at the Palace today with his own company in Song Fantasies. He is assisted by Herbert G. Lowe and Margaret Walker. Other acts include Walter Daniels and Minna Walters, Pat Barrett and Nora Cunneen, the Michon Brothers, and Indian Reveries. The cast includes Eva Novak, Bryant Washburn, June Elvidge, Phillips Smalley and Vernon Steele. Short reels, an Aesop Fable, a two-reel comedy and Pathe News. Other attractions listed in town. The Indiana Indorsers recommend several pictures this week for the family.
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Murat
the Palace
George MacFarlane
Keith
Palace Today
Herbert G. Lowe
Margaret Walker
Walter Daniels
Minna Walters
Pat Barrett
Nora Cunneen
Michon Brothers
Eva Novak
Bryant Washburn
June Elvidge
Phillips Smalley
Vernon Steele
Pathe
English’s
Myers and Hanford
Lyric
The
Capitol
Robert Emmett
Keane
Claire Whitney
Keith’s
Niles Welch
Isis
Indiana Indorsers of
Danderine Promises Thicker Hair After One Brush
A 35 cent bottle of Danderine is advertised to instantly make hair appear twice as thick and heavy. The ad claims brushing with a moistened hair brush evenly tones and nourishes each strand, reduces dandruff, stops hair loss, and leaves hair soft, lustrous, and youthful without greasiness.
Elderly woman held on vagrancy charge in Cleveland case
Police investigate Mrs. Mildred Adams a 61 year old Cleveland resident after her arrest on a vagrancy charge. She claimed to be a wealthy widow and told a resident her son would bring furniture for a new home. She showed interest in buying homes at any price and had 7 cents in possession.
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Mildred Adams
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul Porter
Holly Ave
Adams
Stolen valuables reported from multiple local homes
Police logged several thefts Wednesday including a diamond bar pin worth 300 dollars and a jade pendant worth 40 from Mrs. Fred Born at 2940 N Pennsylvania. Clothing valued at 23 belonging to Harry Hill was taken from 946 N Meridian. A clarinet worth 45 and clothing worth 5 were taken from Otto McLaughlin’s room. A medicine case valued 10 disappeared from Dr H R McKinstray’s auto at New York and Pennsylvania. An auto top valued 15 was stolen from John Shortridge’s car at 2106 English Ave.
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Fred Born
Pennsylvania St
Harry Hill
Muskingum St
Meridian St
Otto McLaughlin
California St
H. R. McKinstray
P. Bldg
New York and
Pennsylvania Sts
John Shortridge
English Ave
Iowa Physician Offers Free Catarrh Treatment in Ad
Davenport physician Dr W O Coffee renowned ENT specialist announces a treatment that cured his catarrh deafness and head noises after years of suffering. He provided the method to others who also improved and offers a free 10 day supply to any reader who writes.
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Davenport
Iowa
W. O. Coffee
St. James Hotel
Central West
Clainsville Improvements Names 1944 Officers and Bridge Plan
Clainsville Improvements Association re elected vice president John A Wilde and secretary treasurer G R Creasy for 1944. A committee at the community hall Troy and Carson Streets was formed to speed a Bean Creek bridge south of Southern Ave on Shelby St. A petition demanding service commission members resign and calling for water rate increases will be sent to Governor McCray.
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Clainsville Improvements Association
John A. Wilde
Knox St
G. R. Creasy
Carson Ave
Troy
Carson Str
Bean Creek
Southern Ave
Shelby St
Service Commission
Water Company
McCray
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Klan
Ota A Pai
Little Theatre
Walter D. Hickman
Will
Edward Moerike
Yoostercoms
Cheismas Shré
Cuthura
Alice Batman
Storer Ave
L. A. Miller
McClainsville Association
Shelby St. Bridge
Berwin St
Chifferobe
Cretonne
Emerson
Spinet
Washington Street
Illinois Street
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