Meyer-Kiser Bank to Erect Eleven-Story Office Building
The Meyer-Kiser Bank plans an eleven story fire proof building at 126 130 E Washington St to begin Jan 3. The new structure will have a 45 foot Washington Street frontage and a 195 foot depth to the alley. Ground floor bank space will be among the largest in the state with offices on the second floor. Three passenger elevators will be installed. Sol S Meyer leads the bank and the Meyer Kiser Corp with Sol Kiser as VP and J J Kiser, Marvin Cohn and William Brennan in key management roles.
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Washington St
Sol S. Meyer
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Bank
Meyer-Kiser Corporation
Sol Kiser
J. J. Kiser
Marvin Cohn
Corporation
William Brennan
Peace With Turks Near as Dardanelles Issue Advances
Laussane dispatches say a Turkish peace is almost certain with the Dardanelles settlement likely immediately. Allied proposals face no strong Turkish opposition and America’s solidarity is aiding acceptance. If no surprise occurs, the Straits problem should be resolved before week’s end.
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United Press
Lausanne
Dardanelles
America
Turkey
McClainsville Civic Body Names Officers
McClainsville Improve ment Association elected 1923 officers at the community hall on Carson and Troy Aves. Named were L. A. Miller as president, John A. Wilde as vice president, and D. W. Griffith as secretary and treasurer. Directors include J. H. Conkling Fred Shilling Andrew Van Jelgerhorn E. L. McCalip John A. Wilde C. L. Johnson T. C. Dakin Roy Creasey James L. O'Mara and William Degener.
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McClainsville Improvement Association
Carson
Troy Aves
L. A. Miller
John A. Wilde
D. W. Griffith
J. H. Conkling
Fred Shilling
Andrew van Jelgerhorn
E. L. McCalip
C. L. Johnson
T. C. Dakin
Roy Creasey
James L. O'Mara
William Degener
Chest Leaders Fail to Apportion Funds
The budget committee of the Community Chest failed to agree on a report. A second meeting was planned at Hotel Lincoln to apportion funds from the recent campaign. Homer W. Borst said the Marion County Tuberculosis Society is not a Chest affiliate and runs its own stamp sale campaign.
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Community Chest
Lincoln
Homer W. Borst
Marion County Tuberculosis Society
Prisoners Transferred From Jeffersonville Reformatory
Sixty inmates from the Jeffersonville reformatory were moved to the Michigan City State prison to relieve crowding. A special car was used for the transfer. Long term and older prisoners were sent.
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Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Michigan City
Motor Car Thieves Busy In Late-Night Thefts
Two automobiles were stolen last night. Victims were Vivian Q. Allen of 960 W Thirty Fourth Street and Dr William George of 21 E Michigan Street.
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Vivian Q. Allen
W. Thirty-Fourth St
William George
Michigan St
Miss Vada Maiden Explains Cuthura Healed Eczema
Miss Vada E Masden of Verdel Nebraska shares a personal testimonial about eczema on fingers spreading to the whole hand. She credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum with relief after about a week of use.
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Miss Vada
Cuthura
Eczema
Derek
Vada E. Masden
Verdel
Nebraska
We Can't Beat It and Other Family Snippets
A collection of brief personal notes and innocent anecdotes from neighbors and relatives. Childs comments on a baby, a grandson’s summer visit and moonlight wonder, and a clever arithmetic exchange.
Indiana dealers hear national farm equipment official address
J. B. Bartholomew president of the National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers and David Darr ah of Charles City Iowa spoke today at the Indiana Implement Dealers Association convention in the Claypool Hotel. About 200 Indiana manufacturers attended as the event runs to noon Friday. The banquet is at 6 30 p m in the Riley room with principal speaker Richard Vandervere of Milford.
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J. B. Bartholomew
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
David Darrah
Charles City
Iowa
Indiana Implement Dealers’ Association
Claypool
Indiana
Riley Room
Richard Vandervere
Milford
Defense Prepared to Save State Boards in Legislature
Director Charles Kettleborough compiles figures for the State Legislative Reference Bureau to argue against bills to abolish state offices or boards. The data aim to show that eliminating offices fails to cut taxes and may raise them, and that most departments run a surplus with the highway commission as a possible exception. In 1921 the state government, excluding institutions, collected about $7,000,000 and spent about $4,000,000.
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Charles Kettleborough
State Legislative Reference Bureau
State Highway Commission
Seniors stage Believe Me Zantippe at Arsenal Tech
The January seniors of Arsenal Technical High School presented their class play Believe Me Zantippe at the Mural last night. The school orchestra provided music while Chelsea Stuart designed scenery and lighting. Costumes were created under Miss Ruth Stebbins supervision.
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Arsenal Technical High School
Chelsea Stuart
Ruth Stebbins
Pershing Attacks Klan and Dawes Demands Impeachment
General John J. Pershing attacked the Klu Klux Klan and radicals at a Chicago meeting under the Chamber of Commerce, calling for impeachment of Governor Len Small over William Bross Lloyd. Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes denounced Small and urged action while warning that pacifists and radicals undermine America. He cited the Herrin massacre and the Bridgman communist convention as symbols of rising threats to law and order.
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United News
Chicago
John J. Pershing
Klu Klux Klan
Charles G
Hell
Maria
Dawes
Len
Small
William Bross Lloyd
Chamber of Commerce
General Pershing
America
Herrin
Bridgman, Mich
Department of Justice
Park Board Edits Coal Bill Payment in Light of Partial Load
Park commissioners authorize payment for 6,000 pounds of coal from Sigmon Coal Company out of a 9,59 pound bill. The Nov 1 order called for three tons of West Virginia splint to the South Grove golf house. The firm billed 3,650 pounds on Nov 3 and 6,000 pounds on Nov 4, seeking 14.60 and 24 dollars respectively. An employee said clubhouse staff noted little difference between loads and the board paid only 24 dollars.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Sigmon Coal Company
Park Department
West Virginia
South Grove Golf House
Sigman Coal Company
Speeder Thanks Judge for Fine in Court
Loren Wiltsee, a real estate man, pleaded guilty to speeding in Hammond Indiana. He thanked the officer and the judge and urged enforcement of the speed law after the judge fined him. Wiltsee repeated that he was guilty and expressed relief at the verdict.
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Hammond
Ind
George Washington
Hatchet
H. C. Cleveland
Loren Wiltsee
Wiltsee
Hamon's Widow Sues for Divorce Involving Jiu Jitsu Claims
Mrs L M Rohrer widow of Jake L Hamon Oklahoma oil millionaire and politician files for divorce in Chicago alleging her second husband practiced jiu jitsu on her causing pain and discomfort. The couple wed in 1921 in Chicago a year after Hamon's death and he was secretary Clara Smith Hamon.
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United Press
Chicago
L. M. Rohrer
Jake L. Hamon
Oklahoma
Clara Smith Hamon
Clothes vanish from Koehne rear yard line
Clothing valued at 25 dollars disappeared from a clothes line in the rear yard of Mrs. George Koehne at 846 North East Street. Local police urged residents to secure lines and report any suspicious activity.
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George Koehne
East St
Fountain of Youth Found by Science
A European discovery marketed as Korex compound claims to restore vigor quickly with a home tablet treatment. It promises benefits within 4 to 36 hours and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after one week.
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America
Evry
Melton Laboratories
Massachusetts Bridg
Kaneas City
Korex
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Fountain OF Youth
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Kimball Phonographa
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