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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
16
Ollie Rummage of 1268 Singleton Ave reported a bootlegger attack fear after overhearing two men discuss robbing him of sixty gallons of alcohol. He said he had no alcohol.
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Ehrensperger 82 died at her daughter Mrs. James Starker’s home in Indianapolis after four years of poor health. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Starker residence. burial Crown Hill Cemetery. A German immigrant, Civil War widow of Frank Ehrensperger, she belonged to the First German M. E. Church. Survived by four sons John Adam Joseph E. of Indianapolis Lewis of Hammond and Edward of Lafayette and by daughter Mrs. James Starker.
Germany appeals to the world for aid as its financial chaos widens. The poor endure hand to mouth existence with government slogans promising free light and heat and a shelter to stay warm. In the U S a political boost forms for Coolidge in Howard County with plans for a first state club.
A puzzle asks to fill stars with letters so the six words read left to right or top to bottom. The example shows “pastor” and “redeem” as readable both directions. Yesterday’s answer reveals a hidden message: read columnwise D then P then the next column to spell DO NOT OPEN UNTIL XMAS.
Michigan Secretary of State Charles Deland refused to accept a petition to place Henry Ford on the Democratic presidential primary ballot. Twenty-five of the 106 signatures were invalid because addresses were not listed.
Waterloo Indiana dispatch reports that Mary Duguild eighteen and Stella Bailey nineteen were killed instantly when their auto, driven after a joking ride with two Garrett men Carl Grim and Oscar Longbrake, was struck at a railroad crossing by a New York Central train. The note mentions England’s 650000 youths leaving school annually for work.
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