Mexico Police Sweep For Clara Phillips
Mexican and American detectives hunted through Mexicali dance halls and dives all night seeking Clara Phillips the presumed escaped murderer. Officers questioned partygoers as music stopped and gambling dens were swept, with authorities hoping the tiger woman is not in the city and continuing the search in Los Angeles.
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United Press
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Mexicali
Mexico
Mrs. Phillips
Dive
Childlike quips and telegram delays tickle readers
A humor column shares two young anecdotes. Florence proudly corrects a stranger calling her father a Republican by saying he is a Methodist. Jimmie jokes that if his father keeps delaying, he will telegraph that he is home yesterday.
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Florence
Jimmie
Papa
Morris Heads Deny Merger
Chicago December 8 The proposed 530 million dollar Armour Morris merger hit a snag as Nelson and Edward Morris denounced the talks and said Armour had spoken for them. They asserted no offer had been made and they would not be pushed from the packing business even if Armour bought them.
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United Press
Chicago
Armour & Co
Morris & Co
Packers
Nelson
Edward Morris
J. Ogden Armour
Morris Brothers
Armour
Harding
Morris Company
Alleged Tiger Operators Arrested in Raids
Police report two suspects arrested on blind tiger charges after raids. Ray Walsh of 816 S Senate Ave allegedly operated a white mule operation with thirty six gallons found at his home. Boaz McQueen, 306 W New York St, also charged after a small amount was located.
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Ray Walsh
S. Senate Ave
Cummings
Walsh
Boaz McQueen
Eugenia Flats
New York St
Mayor's insignia project speeds up car markings
The municipal garage continued painting city insignia on officials’ cars after Mayor Shank threatened penalties. R. Walter Jarvis said his name wasn’t on the objection list as his car, waiting to be marked, was in repainting.
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Shank
R. Walter Jarvis
Parks and Recreation
Revenue Expert Describes Income Tax at Meeting
W. P. Billings of the Internal Revenue Department outlined the department work before the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men at the Claypool Hotel. He noted about 65 percent of government revenue in 1921 came from income tax. Solon J. Carter, ex-judge, will speak at Terre Haute credit men gathering Wednesday night. a delegation from Indianapolis may attend.
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W. P. Billings
Internal Revenue Department
Indianapolis
Claypool Hotel
Billings
Solon J. Carter
Superior Court
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Association
Residents protest railroad nuisance on Davidson Street
A health inspector will investigate complaints from twenty five residents in the 600 block of Davidson Street about loading and unloading of freight cars by L. E. W. near their homes. Dr. Herman G. Morgan said the petition to stop the practice has not yet been acted on and is on the next board agenda.
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Davidson St
Herman G. Morgan
City Sanitarian
Morgan
Board of Public Health
Painters Choose Indianapolis for Annual Convention
The Indiana State Association of Master House Painters and Decorators selected Indianapolis as the next convention city at the closing session in the Ho tel Lincoln. The next meeting is expected in December. A resolution urged domestic wallpaper makers to improve products and to place their names on paper edges.
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Indiana State Association of Master House Painters and Decorators
Indianapolis
Lincoln
Ex Governor Bilbo Sought On Contempt Charge
Theodore G Bilbo former Mississippi governor was subpoenaed as a witness in a $100000 seduction suit against Governor Les M Russell In Oxford Miss Frances Birkhead accuses Russell of improprieties Bilbo called Birkhead a blackmailer perjurer and fiend in court The Old-Time Printers plan a Sunday meeting at Eagles Hall Indianapolis to finalize charter and by laws
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Mississippi
United Brees Oxford
Miss
Theodore G. Bilbo
Les M. Russell
Bilbo
Frances Birkhead
Russell
Miss Birkhead
Eagles’ Hall
Vermont St
Typographical Union
Indianapolis
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