Coroner Probes Fatal Shooting Of Bank Official
James M. McIntosh 64 a National City Bank vice president died after shooting himself at his Temple home. Coroner Dr Paul F Robinson cited illness and mental neurosis as motives. Bank director Welch said McIntosh had been ill ten days.
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James M. McIntosh
Central Court
National City Bank
Paul F. Robinson
McIntosh
Robinson
John R. Welch
Pennsylvania St
Welch
Goodrich
Vin Hepatica Promises Quick Relief at Indianapolis Drug Store
Miss Nellie Reynolds of 1258 Liberty St Indianapolis testifies Vin Hepatica helped her sleep better and broke up a heavy cold. The Vin Hepatica nurse at Henry J Hyder's Drug Store corner of Washington and Pennsylvania Sts Indianapolis offers free trials and checks to customers.
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Henry J. Hyder
Miss Reynolds
Liberty St
Indianapols
Ind
Hyder’s
Henry J. Huder
Washington and
Pennsylvania Sts
Indianapolis
Yes Voice of Velia Fave Believed in Radio Romance
James C. McIntosh an Indiana banker and attorney from Connersville had a long public career. He served as mayor of Connersville from 1886 to 1890 and held roles in banking, law, and government including state representative in 1894 and National Bank examiner for Indiana. He led the Union National Bank and later presided over the National City Bank.
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James C. McIntosh
McIntosh
Asbury University
de Pauw
Citizens Bank
Connersville
First National Bank
Fayette
National Bank
Indiana
Department of Justice
Union National Bank
National City Bank
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Delta Kappa Epsilon
Pickpocket Strikes in Crowd at Illinois and Washington
A thief robbed M. J. Murphy of 40 in a bill fold and a lodge receipt in a crowd at Illinois and Washington Streets last night. Murphy reported the loss after being relieved of the money in the busy intersection.
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M. J. Murphy
Washington St
Illinois and
Washington Sts
Funeral services set for Rev. John P. Moffat
The Rev. John P. Moffat pastor of the W. Washington St Presby teriana Church died Saturday. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his home 5511 University Ave. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Born near Elizabethtown he served Indiana and Pennsylvania churches and doubled church membership in eleven years in Indianapolis. Survived by wife a son John H. Moffat and brother William E. Moffat.
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W. Washington St
Dr. Moffat
Bartholomew County
Elizabethtown
Hanover College
Princeton University
Tamaqua
Moffat
Indiana
Pennsylvania
John H. Moffat
University Ave
William E. Moffat
Memorial Park Cemetery
Battery stolen from Mary Pickard's car in city theft
A thief stole a $30 battery from an automobile owned by Mary Pickard of 1824 Southeastern Ave while it was parked at Pennsylvania and North streets.
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Mary Pickard
Southeastern Ave
Pennsylvania and
North, Sts
How Traffic Cops View Downtown Auto Perils
A New York Meridian column quotes several officers and observers on pedestrian and driver behavior. They blame both sides for ignoring signals, with pedestrians often rushing across and motorists failing to yield. The piece names W E Paul James O Brien Raymond Wachstetter Gerald Hall and Mike Long and notes a general call for vigilance and adherence to traffic signals.
Weather Changes Prompt Colds and Coughs Fight
Fall weather shifts trigger many colds and respiratory troubles. Foley's Honey and Tar offers quick relief for throat chest and bronchial issues with no opiates. It is promoted as the world’s largest selling cough medicine with user testimonials from Illinois.
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Foley
Wiliam Jones
el Dara
Illinois
Pedestrians Key Cause Of Crossing Delays At Streets
Attitude of pedestrians causes a large part of the trouble. They don't like to be delayed and will slip in between automobiles and even street cars when they want to get across the street. Motorists are very good about obeying signals, watch out for them as they approach the crossing.
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Gerald Hall
Pennsylvania
Market
Donation of photo of American generals to statehouse
Mrs. B. Denny of 1327 N. Pennsylvania St. donates a large photograph of all American generals of late wars. The picture will be kept at the Statehouse until the war memorial building is erected and overseen by the adjutant general's office.
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Adjutant General's Office
B. Denny
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis
Statehouse
War Memorial
YMCA State meeting to review year’s work
The quarterly gathering of YMCA commit teemen across Indiana will convene at the Indianapolis YMCA on Tuesday. State president S. B. Bechtel of Fort Wayne will preside as four secretaries present a general review of the year’s activities.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Indianapolis Y. M. C
S. B. Bechtel
Ft. Wayne
Burglar Steals Battery From Nevins Garage
A burglar broke into Henry Nevins home at 2206 Sheldon St and carried away a battery valued at 30 dollars.
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Henry Nevins
Sheldon St
Theft Report: Clothing Missing at Senate Avenue
Five nightshirts four suits of underwear and two pairs of trousers were stolen from a room at 49 N Senate Ave George Tipps reported the loss to police valuing the clothing at 47 dollars.
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N. Senate Ave
George Tipps
Mentho Laxene Promoted as Cough Cold Remedy
An old advertisement touts Mentho Laxene as a quick cure for coughs and colds, claiming no choleraform or narcotics. It recommends a pint with sugar syrup or the pure Essence Mentho Laxene and asserts it is safer and superior to pine or tar for children and the elderly.
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
Advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as instant heat for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck. Claims include rapid blood flow boost and congestion relief with the genuine Rowles label on each package. Also suggests use for colds in chest and sore muscles.
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Rowles
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