Father forced daughters to sell candy for support, neglect charged
Bernice Hess 16 testified in juvenile court that her father William Hess 558 E Washington St forced her and sisters Flora 12 Letha 10 to make and sell candy in poolrooms and shops, threatening punishment. He allegedly took money for themselves and forbade interference as the three sisters faced hunger and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hess
William Hess
Washington St
Flora
Letha
Hess
Emma Holsapple
Bernice
Funeral set for William Latta in Indianapolis
Funeral services for William T. Latta will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in McNeely & Son's chapel in Indianapolis. Latta, formerly of North Indianapolis now in Seattle, worked in the local coal business. Members of Clifton lodge Knights of Pythias Winamac Tribe Red Men will participate. Short services precede burial at Eagle Creek cemetery near Zionsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Latta
Seattle
Wash
McNeely & Son
Meridian St
Latta
North
Indianapolis
Clifton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Winamac Tribe
Laura Robey
Zionsville
Eagle Creek Cemetery
Moonshiner Gang Battered by U S Marshals in Ky Hill Fight
United States marshals and revenue officers stormed a mountain hideout in Moonshine Valley near Mount Sterling Kentucky, killing Bob Ballard and three agents while wounding a seventh member as Charley Ballard escapes leaving a blood trail in the snow. The posse searches Menifee County for the wounded gang member and pursues the Ballard clan amid a week of clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Mount Sterling
United States
Bob Ballard
Moonshine Valley
Menifee County
Charley Ballard
Bob
Schoon Maker Motor Truck seeks Indiana stock sale permit
A first hearing on an appeal from an Oct 7 decision by the Indiana securities commission refusing a state license to the Schoon maker Motor Truck Company, a Delaware corporation, to sell its stock in Indiana was held in Superior Court. M L Mendenhall said the board refused sanction because the affair was a blue sky proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Securities Commission
Schoonmaker Motor Truck Company
Delaware
Superior Court
M. L. Mendenhall
Office of the Securities Commission
Woman Says Cuticura Healed Restless Skin
Miss Virginiz Wells of Gnadenhutten Ohio reports sleepless nights due to itching and burning from pimples on her face. After using Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment she states she was healed. Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum are promoted as essential toilet products.
Baby Mine and a Tiny Travel Plan
A humorous column recalls a toddler with a packed doll and suitcase saying she had decided to go. Also told is a short pun on bargains at a new meat market where a boy boasts he can buy more sausages than a quarter could buy at another shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
George
Dan’s
Eg. i
O'Connor Fined in City Court for Multiple Violations
George J. O'Connor, 32, of 1631 W. Market St., was fined in city court for speeding blind tiger and assault and battery with three separate $100 fines plus other costs. He appealed after claims of not drinking and a dusty bottle found in his car. Norman Moslander, 61, of 1224 W. Thirty- Third St., received $100 and $50 for blind tiger and alcohol offenses with the tiger fine suspended after police reports say he collided with another car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ave
George J. O'Connor
Tiger
Indiana State Farm
Capitol Ave
F. M. Boatman
N. O’connor
O'Connor
W. Market St
Willmeth
Norman Moslander
W. Thirty- Third St
Blind Tiger
Moslander
Bobbs Merrill Property Sold for 203600
Property at 18 East Vermont Street, owned by the Bobbs Merrill Company, was purchased for 203600 after the county commissioners approved a rental rate of 400 per month as part of a contribution to the State war memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont and
Michigan Sts
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Vermont St
Cure Your Rupture Like I Cured Mine
Captain Collings recounts years at sea and a double rupture cured without surgery by a self study method. He claims the simple, safe, inexpensive treatment works at home and offers a free book and medicine via coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collings
Truss
W. A. Collings (Inc
Watertown
N._Y
Indiana Building Contracts Rise 9 Percent in November
November contracts in Indiana reached 5.49 million dollars, up 9 percent from a year earlier per F. W. Dodge. Residences accounted for 2 percent and public works for 25 percent. Through eleven months, total construction started reached 113.99 million dollars, up 41 percent year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
F. W. Dodge Company
Bills to reform Indiana school administration proposed
Three measures stage radical education reforms. One would shift county as unit for school affairs, removing township trustees from control. Another would cut the State board of education to six non professional members plus the State superintendent. A third updates license rules to require ongoing education rather than periodic exams. Discussed at Claypool Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Educational Survey Commission
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Claypool
Hero Lineman Awarded Theodore N. Vail Medal
Otis Payne of Washington Indiana lineman for the Indiana Bell Telephone Company received the Theodore N. Vail silver medal and a $250 cash award at a ceremony in the Athenaeum last night. Indiana Bell president Cc. H. Rottger presented the medal, noting six Vail medals were issued nationwide last year. A telegram from Harry B. Thayer of New York congratulated Payne, followed by a musical program and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Payne
Washington
Ind
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Theodore N. Vail
Athenaeum
Vail
United States
Tele
Cc. H. Rottger
E. C C. Biezer
Harry B. Thayer
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Butler Plans Endowment and Building Drive for Fairview Park
Butler College directors expect completion of the Fairview Park purchase before Christmas. J. W. Atherton announces a drive by the endowment and building committee to raise 900000 for endowment and 600000 for building, with a meeting set for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Park
Butler College
J. W. Atherton
Christmas Dinner at Fresh Air School Held
A Christmas dinner for Theodore Potter Fresh Air School pupils was held yesterday on the Technical High School grounds. The event was hosted by school authorities and the Marion County Tuberculosis Association with parents invited and health tasks given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Potter Fresh Air School
Technical H'sh School
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Merchants Heat and Light seeks stock and bond approval for new Indianapolis substation
The Merchants Heat and Light Company of Indianapolis petitions the public service commission for authority to issue $38,000 in stock and $77,000 in bonds to erect a new substation at 41 W. Pearl St and to make improvements at the Washington St plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Heat and Light Company of
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Pearl St
Washington St
GAAGH probe backs ban on temporary bleachers at Tomlinson Hall
Inspector general Thad M. Gurley urged the city board of public works to prohibit erection of temporary bleachers after a collapse in Tomlinson Hall injured five. The seats, owned by Butler College, had no department inspection as required by law. Injured: Helen McHorst. Mrs. Robert M. O'Connor. Carl Specter. Dr. Walter Hickman. Harry F. Tobin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Board of Public Works
Thad M. Gurley
Shortridge
Gurley
Butler College
Helen McHorst
Woodlawn Ave
Robert M. O'Connor
Washington St
Carl Specter
Alabama St
Manual Band
Walter Hickman
Marion St
Harry F. Tobin
New Jersey St
Overcoat Thieves Strike In Cold Weather
Seven thefts reported in twenty four hours as criminals target coats. Victims include Urban Soull Rural Route A Connor Carter Robert Johnson Lilerant Marion Club William Armand and Buell Deibal with clothing and items stolen from a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Soull
Connor Carter
Cornell Ave
Robert Johnson
Lilerant
Forty-Sixth St
Monon
Herbert Howser
Marion Club
William Armand
Bellefontaine St
Buell Deibal
E. Fifteenth St
Deibal
Scientechs to Elect Officers for 1923
Indianapolis Scientech Club members will vote Monday at noon at the Chamber of Commerce to choose officers for 1923. The meeting will determine leadership for the science club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Scientech Club
Chamber of Commerce
Satee Tees Film Debut Amid Local Hype
A fragmented notice hints at an upcoming film screening featuring Satee S. in a local venue. Neighbors report curiosity over the event and possible guest appearance by artists connected to the project.
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William Latta
Taril of
Cuticura Lab
Idea
Cuticura
the Times
Beto
Bobbs-Merrill
Telephone Company
Butler
Fresh Air School
School Authorities and Tuberculosis Association
Inspector Agt
Hatfield Electric Company
South Meridian Street
Sam Trattner
U. S
East Market Street
Scientechs
Shirley Bros. Co., Inc. Funeral Directors
N. Tllinois St
Aniels
Cor
Washington and
Delaware Sts
House of Bargains
Bornstein Bros
W. Wash
DR. C. R. West
Indiana Ave. Plaza Hotel
Ohio
Ascherry
Union Securities Merchants Bank Bldg
Furnas
Furnas Dealers
Oliver Oil
Chas. Koehring
Virginia Avenue
Exel
Kimball
Virginia Ave
America
David W. Bush
Pennsylvania Sts
Pennsylvania St
Haag’s
Illinois St
Point of Lincoln
Mass Ave
HAAG
Abbott
Allen
Alain Strych. & Bel
Alcock
Armour’s
Ray Rum
Gly
Benson's
Blair
Bland's
Borden's
Eagle
California
Carter's
Little Live
Kellogg's
Eeeaees
Beecham's Pills
Bellaus
Trent
Bell
Ayer
Jayne
King's Discovery
Kondon
Pino
de Witt
Stuart's
Chase's
Damschinskey
DeLost
Dean
DeWitt
Ead
Horlick
Mead
Korein de Pape
Philip's
Merck
Wyeth
Pretzinger
Pierce
Pinkham
S. S
Scott's
Sloan's
Sloan
St. Jacob's
Tee
Aed
Neah
Siti Ie
Setae
Ver Goods
Beinel Tan Rao
Kal
Iscov Ad
Levy
Mary Garden
Mennen
Roger & G
Berry
Daggett & Rams
Espey
Evan
Arnica
H. H. Ayer
Babcock
Dorin
Eleaya
Arm
Stork Castile
Bocobella Castile
Rogers & G
Gem
Keen Kutter
Gillette
Abe Pear
Jergen
Wondbury
Ares
Conti Castile
Packer
Ryorrnuce
Ras Lyon's
ory —_ — tees
Lee
Wee See— Sae
Smith Bros
Pee
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