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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1929

Page

11

Typhoid Germ Fortune Fight Ended at Last

A compromise settlement splits Billy McClintock’s $1.5 million fortune among William Darling Shepherd, Isa belle Pope Veeder, and ten cousins. Shepherd, once accused of poisoning Billy, receives a third. Veeder gets another third if courts approve. taxes and cousins share the rest.

United Arena San Francisco Billy ‘McClintock William Darling Shepherd Indianapolis Isabelle Pope Veeder Millonaire Orphan Chicago Billy McClintock Shepherd

Universal language predicted by prominent Chicago scientist

Dr. Hilary Ira Jones, renowned speaker, warned at a YMCA meeting in the English theater that isolation breeds suspicion and wars. He urged that a universal language is needed, saying radio microphones will help usher in brotherhood among mankind.

Hilary Ira Jones Chicago English Theater Dr. Jones Brotherhood of Man

Indiana Republican Editorial Association mid winter meeting speakers

Senators James E. Watson Arthur R. Robinson Governor Harry G. Leslie Congressman David Hogg and Judge Will M. Sparks will speak at the Indiana Republican Editorial Association mid winter meeting on February 6 and 7. Kent Cooper AP general manager and native Hoosier is invited per program chair Arthur K. Remmel Ft Wayne.

James E. Watson Arthur R. Robinson Harry G. Leslie David Hogg Will M. Sparks Circuit Court of Appeals Indiana Republican Editorial Association Kent Cooper Associated Press Hoosier Arthur K. Remmel Ft. Wayne

Two Canadian Flyers Prepare Dive Toward Ben Eielson Search

Two crack Canadian pilots Captain B. W. Broatch and T. M. Reid and mechanic C. F. Mews were set to depart Winnipeg for Seattle to join a Bering Straits search for missing American airman Ben Eielson and his mechanic Earl Borland. The trio will link with other flyers in the mission.

United Press Winnipeg Man Seattle Bering Strait Ben Eielson Earl Borland B. W. Broatch T. M Pat) Reid C. F. Mews

Last Rites Held for City Iron Firm Head

Funeral services for William H. Binder 61 president of the Indiana Ornamental Iron and Wire Works were held at Shir ley Brothers' undertaking in Indianapolis. Burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery. Survivors include widow Bertha, son William H. Binder Jr and five daughters. Ten more details follow in Crawfordsville unrelated segment.

City Iron Firm William H. Binder North Rural Street Indiana Ornamental Iron and Wire Works Methodist Hospital Shirley Brothers’ Undertaking Establishment North Tlinois Street Memorial Park Cemetery Indianapolis Binder Cleveland Ion Evangelical Church Bertha A. Binder William H. Binder Jr Samuel Hoensch Logan W. Va Clyde Weaver Hattie Williams Erna Binder Ft. Thomas Gertrude Binder Shanghai China

Law Proves Failure Washington Ambulance Ordinance

A Washington ambulance rule nearly cost Mrs. T. L. Medford, 24, her life after she cut her hand on a glass door knob. It took an ambulance thirty minutes to reach the Medford home and physicians said she almost bled to death due to the delay and the new traffic rules.

Washington United Press T. L. Medford Medford

Thief Robs William Winter Grocery in Anderson

Times Special reports in Anderson Indiana a thief robbed the William Winter grocery taking three smoked hams a side of bacon a crate of eggs 100 pounds of beans three sacks of flour and a bucket of candy on December 16.

Times Anderson Ind William Winter

Eleven Hurt In Week End Auto Mishaps

Eleven persons were injured in automobile incidents reported to police over the week end. Two hit and run drivers are sought for injuring three victims. Names and addresses of the injured include Bruce Clemons, J H Tyrell, Philip Schuler, Earl Garriott, Robert Bohman, Harold Laren don, Carl Chapman, Fred Windman, Robert Gill, Mrs J M Jackson, Mrs Edith Brown, Forest Zike, Chester Moore, and Hymie Albaher.

Washington Street Tacoma Avenue Bruce Clemons Madison Avenue J. H. Tyrell Philip Schuler Pleasant Run Boulevard Thirty-eighth Illinois Earl Garriott Sheldon Street Robert Bohman West Thirtyfirst Harold Larendon Olive Street Carl Chapman Morgan Street Fred Windman Robert Gill West Drive Woodruff Place Apt J. M. Jackson Park Avenue Edith Brown East Washington Street Forest Zike Chester Moore West Thirtieth Street Hymie Albaher South Capitol Avenue

Wears Unique Album Richard Catlett Holds Unusual Autograph

Richard Walter Catlett the 15 year old son of Walter Catlett a noted actor has the world’s most unusual autograph album. Friends and visiting notables at a Carmel California hospital have signed the casts on his legs. Frances Montgomery is pictured inscribing her name. In Anderson Indiana Frank Cameron suffered eye injuries when alcohol in a car radiator exploded throwing dirt into his eyes.

Richard Walter Catlett Walter Catlett Carmel Cal Frances Montgomery

Disabled Veterans of World War Form Marion County Home

The Indianapolis chapter forms a county wide home for disabled World War I veterans in Marion County. Arthur G. Gresham leads as commander with Renos Edwards and Otto Gasper as vice commanders. A county wide membership drive begins to enroll every disabled veteran.

Home mix for cough relief Pinex remedy

A home remedy using Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or honey is advertised as a quick acting cough and chest cold relief. It claims rapid loosening of phlegm, soothing inflamed membranes, and absorption into the blood to ease bronchial trouble. The ad promises guaranteed results or money back and urges readers to place a want ad in the Times.

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