Trustees condemn coal deal fueling Indiana hospital strike
Trustees at Central Hospital for the Insane voted to revolt against a State joint purchasing coal contract. They cited shipments from E H Rolf Coal Co of Ft Wayne described as rotten and burning boiler grates. The move links James Jackson to campaign activity and criticizes the state’s procurement process.
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Central Hospital For the
E. H. Rolf Coal Company
Ft. Wayne
Paul G. Davis
Fletcher Trust Building
Hospital
Daily McCoy
Ed Jackson
Jackson
McCoy
W. Washington St
Max Bahr
Rolf Coal Co
James Jackson
Rolf Company
Davis
Central Hospital
Indiana
Dailey McCoy
Ross
Indiana School For the Deaf
Ruth Page Returns for Murat Dance Recital Tonight
Ruth Page of Indianapolis returns to stage at the Murat tonight to perform with Adolph Bolm after a storied rise from Chicago debut in 1915 to Metropolitan Opera chief dancer. The Chicago and South American tours and Bolm collaboration mark a peak as she heads into February season at the Met in New York.
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Main St
Metropolitan Opera
Ruth Page
Indianapolis
America
Miss Page
Chicago
South America
Pavlova
Adolph Bolm
Ballet
New York
New Warrant Aims at Indianapolis Bootleggers Pre-Christmas Drive
Deputy Prosecutor John Royse and Police Chief Claude Worley unveil a new search warrant aimed at aiding a pre Christmas crackdown on bootleggers in Indianapolis. The filing argues a reasonable belief of illicit liquor activity suffices, based on observations such as bottles on the premises, loud talking, intoxicated comings and goings, and liquor odors. The warrant would include a court finding of probable cause after a hearing.
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Claude M. Worley
John Royse
Indianapolis
Phil C. Wetter
Dan V. White
Royse
Supreme Court
Girl Swallows Pen Point At School Door Incident
Breezing wind at School 36 on Twenty-Eighth Street and Capitol Ave caused Breezes In Havener to swallow a pen point when a door shut. The sixth grader had the pen point in her mouth while entering, the principal said. An X-ray showed the point in her stomach, making surgery unlikely.
Woman struck by car injures Louise Rudolph at Delaware Nineteenth
Mrs Louise Rudolph 60 of 803 N Talbott St was hit on the head Wednesday by a car driven by Dr Frank C Tinsley of 2858 Central Ave as she crossed Delaware and Nineteenth Streets. The incident occurred near the Delaware Street intersection and left her injured.
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Louise Rudolph
N. Talbott St
Iaj
Delaware and
Nineteenth Sts
Frank C. Tinsley
Central, Ave
Putoioh
Delaware St
James L. Mitchell Dies at 59 in Indianapolis
James L. Mitchell 59 of 558 Middle Drift Woodruff Place Indianapolis died of apoplexy today after a year of poor health he kept practicing law until Wednesday. He graduated from Indiana University in 1889 and Michigan Law School. Private services set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at his residence with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survived by his widow Mrs Brooks Griffin Mitchell.
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James L. Mitchell
Woodruff Place
Indianapolis
Indiana University
United of Michigan Law School
Crown Hill Cemetery
Brooks Griffin Mitchell
Weather Toll Across Indianapolis as Gale Hits Liberty Gardens
A northwest gale roared into Indianapolis Wednesday evening, dropping temperatures to seven degrees and then near zero. Two women were injured in Liberty Gardens as strong winds caused shattered glass and falling debris. power lines and long-distance circuits were knocked out while rail traffic largely remained normal.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Armington
Liberty Gardens
J. W. Haknon
Plant
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Moores Hill
Pittsch
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
South Bend
Indiana
Terre Haute
Brazil
Ind
Sheridan
The Indianapolis Times Trophy honors top Indiana high school team
The Times announces the first winner of the Indianapolis Times Trophy for the Indiana high school football state champion. Dick Miller of The Times selects both the trophy winner and the All-State team printed tomorrow. He also presides over the Indiana Officials Association and officiated twenty five state games this fall.
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Times
Tomorrow
Indiana
Indianapolis Times
Dick Miller
Miller
Indiana Officials’ Association
Spauld- Dick Millering
East Chicago Fire Destroys Mercantile District
A wind driven blaze in East Chicago Indiana destroyed three mercantile buildings and caused about 200000 dollars in damage. Fire departments from East Chicago and Indiana Harbor fought the six hour blaze to containment.
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United Press
East Cago
Ind
East Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Ferries Out By Flood Between Petersburg and Vincennes
State Roads 57 and 61 ferry crossings across White river halted today as flood waters rise in Petersburg Washington and Vincennes. The State Highway Commission announced there are no detours on either highway.
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White River
Petersburg
Washington
Vincennes
State Highway Commission
Attorneys granted delay in Stephenson murder appeal
Lawyers for D. C. Stephenson, serving life at Indiana State Prison, received an extension until January 7 to file the appeal to the Supreme Court detailing the murder case.
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D. C. Stephenson
Indiana State Prison
Supreme Court
Henry Ford Explains New Venture and Costs
Dearborn entrepreneur Henry Ford outlines the shift from Model T to a new car, stating a $100 million mobilization, initial output of a few hundred daily, and a goal of 1000 cars per day by January. He says the bank balance shows $250 million spent on the transition and insists price increments of 15 to 20 cents may be accepted by customers.
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Robert J. Bender
United Press
Earborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Motor Company
Ford Automobile
Ford
Dearborn
Fords
Henry
Edsel
Ford plans large cash surplus as Model T era ends
Henry Ford says the company is building a huge cash surplus without external financing as it shifts from the Model T to new models. He notes the old plant operated at a quarter capacity on replacements, yielding about 10 million dollars monthly, while production of the old model is abandoned to focus on the modern line.
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Ford
Ford Seventy-Four Year Old Icon Talks Cars and Debt
Henry Ford at sixty four discusses installment sales and debt as a means to economic stability. He says debt is only uncertain when jobs are not guaranteed and notes he and Edsel personally review every car, including price decisions made the day before announcements.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Edsel
Ford Sees Cars Sell Worldwide and End Idle Time
Henry Ford expresses eagerness to campaign foreign markets with new cars and to sell globally. He links transportation to reducing idleness, war, and evil, and praises the Ford airplane motor while a test engine runs in the lab. A driver reportedly covers 100 miles in 93 minutes on a line test.
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Ford
Los Angeles
Arkansas
Beauty Kills Rich Husband With Hammer At Party
Velma West 21 daughter of East Cleveland family awaits arraignment for hammer murder of her wealthy nurseryman husband Edward West. She described the quarrel at home after which she struck him with a claw hammer, strapped his body to a bed, and cleaned the scene before attending a bridge party in Cleveland. Neighbors say she was vivacious but not socially popular.
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Vare
Edge
Caraway
Arkansas
Ware
Senate
Samuel Insull
England
Thompson
United Press
Painesville
Ohio
Velma West
East Cleveland
Edward
West
Eddie
B. L. van Woert
van Woert
Velma
Perry
Injured driver hurt in city crash at rail underpass
William Cook aged 53 of 1434 West Ohio Street was cut on the face by flying glass when his car crashed into a railroad elevation abutment at Missouri Street and Kentucky Avenue Wednesday night. He said he was blinded by lights.
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Armington
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Ohio River
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Citizens’ Gas Company
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Indianapolis
William ©. Cook
Ohio St
Missouri St
Kentucky Ave
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JL. Mitchell
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Bliszard
Charles Steinbaugh
Roy Abbott
William S. Steinecker
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Stienecker
McLean
William S. Ware
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Edsel Ford
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