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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1929

Page

8

Meridian club inn and local services ad column items

Local notices list dining options at Meridian Club Inn 2255 N Meridian and Porter-T-Bone steak with music for dancing. Also ads for massage and baths by Pole’s Scientific Swedish French method, mineral baths, and flndings of nature aid therapies. Currency includes orange grower listings and aviation training with Curtiss Wright Flying School at 957 N Merid-4282.

Meridian Club Meridian J.T. Cofer Pole Masseur Ohio Florida East Miss AYLOR Tampa Fla McIntire Capitol Fayzell Rodman J. Mather Fandicott-Johnson Virginie Enpal Indiana Curtiss Wright Flying School N. Merid

Lost and Found notices mix in a busy city page

Several lost items are listed with rewards including a blue velvet diamond cluster stick pin, a pocketbook with $60, a two tone brown purse, a cane with silver head, a route book, Chevrolet keys, a police dog named Major, and a ladies yellow gold wristwatch. Contact numbers and locations shown.

Oneida Indiana J. Rew S. Temple Southeastern Jones-Whitaker N. Chester Ave Lady's

Local Home Improvement and Service Ads Listing

Classified notices list carpentry plastering paper hanging and interior decorating services. Advertised trades include furnace and roofing work, plumbing, upholstery, wall washing, and floor refinishing with local contact numbers and discounted rates.

Lemasters Spann Ave W. Peathers E. F Burkle Mass C. Gilliland Ford McGame G. Gijon Spec. Keemer Bug. Co North Side Hyatt Johnson Personal Service Doyle Heating CO L. H. McCulland Illinois Jones Frank Jackson

Women in U S own near half land wealth

New York reports 1929 shows 41 percent of national wealth in women hands. 9 million women on payrolls and 80 percent of savings bank depositors are women. Insured wealth and estates largely flow to women, with 44 women and 42 men paying over a million dollars income tax in one year.

U. S New York John T. Flynn Woman's Home Companion America Flynn United States Steel Corporation General Motors Corporation Baltimore & Ohio Pennsylvania Road American Telephone and Telegraph Company

Wonderful is Konjola featured by local resident

A local Konjola salesman at Hook Drug Store in Indianapolis promotes the medicine with testimonials. Mrs Florine Hill of Fletcher Avenue describes years of stomach and liver issues, constant nervousness, poor sleep, and exhaustion before starting Konjola.

Konjola Hook Washington Streets Indianapolis Florine Hill Fletcher Avenue

Italo Balbo Leads Rome to New York Air Cruise

The 1930 Italian air fleet plans a nonstop Rome to New York voyage led by Air Minister Italo Balbo. Trained crews prepare for the historic crossing as Italy calls it the aerial navy cruise.

Rome New York Italo Balbo Italy

Hopkins Confirmed as Kansas Federal Judge by Senate

Washington Dec 19 Richard J Hopkins was confirmed as Kansas federal judge by the Senate after a two day debate. Debate highlighted allegations that as attorney general he prosecuted striking miners as vagabonds and an attack on promotion of the Kansas state supreme court justice failed due to farm bloc Republicans not joining others seeking investigation. Mt Everests height compared to Mt Cook Fuji Yama and Ben Nevis noted in the same report.

Rola Divessa Washington Richard J. Hopkins Kanasas Senate Hoover State Supreme Court of Kansas Hopkins Senator Black Dem Ala

Church Seeks Reopening of Centralia Case

The Federal Council of Churches of Christ of America considers reopening the Centralia affair as part of broader investigations into wartime violence. Bishop Francis John Mc Connell cited ongoing inquiries in Washington and urged review of the Centralia trial and related cases, including Mooney Billings and Montesano proceedings, amid calls for pardons.

Church Centralia Scrippe-Howard Alliance San Francisco Federal Council of Churches of Christ of America Francis John McConnell World Conference of Methodist Bishops Washington Montesano Walla Walla Mooney-Billings California West Young Mooney- Billings

Model Home Exposition Planned At State Fairground

Plans for a four day Model Home exposition to be named by President Frank F Woolling were discussed at Spink Arms meeting. The event is set for April at the Indiana state fair grounds with focus on a display for reporters and visitors.

Indiana State Fairground Frank F. Woolling Spink-Arms

Car Stolen in City Wrecked by Yeggmen

A car stolen in Indianapolis was wrecked at Anderson after four men fled the scene. Police found nitroglycerin two sawed-off shotguns a revolver a crowbar and other tools in the destroyed car. The owner Jamuel E C Rowland Jr of 42 Graceland ave lived in a local company building. A second vehicle belonging to John S Alldredge also went missing.

Indianapolis Anderson Jamuel EC Rowland Jr Graceland Avenue Barth and Palmer Streets John S. Alldredge Rowlana Rowland

Disease Toll Rises as Vel Esimitis Claims Ten in Indianapolis

Fatalities in Indianapolis from vel esimitis rose to ten with the death of Palmer Hunt at 4 Cesington Avenue. Nineteen cases have been reported and four additional suspected cases remained under review. Dr Herman G Morgan, health commissioner, met with hospital staff and J K Lilly & Co biological experts offering services to curb spread.

Indianapolis Palmer Hunt Cesington Avenue City Fendent Herman G. Morgan J. K. Lilly & Co

Aged veteran dies in New York at 75

George W. Baxter, 75, noted as a veteran Indian fighter and former Governor of the Wyoming territory, died Wednesday in his New York apartment. A West Point graduate, he served with the cavalry in South Dakota before his 1886 appointment by President Cleveland.

Butnited New York George W. Baxter Territory of Wyoming Baxter West Point Cavalry South Dakota Cleveland Wyoming Territory

Eight to Plead Guilty in Mint Machine Gambling Case

Prosecutor Judson L. Stark said eight defendants charged with gambling from a mint vending machine war will plead guilty on Friday before Criminal Judge James A. Collins. Collins previously fined eight others for possession or operation of slot machines. twenty-eight await trial, thirteen by jury, with forty-four arrested in total.

Eigh Judson L. Stark James A. Collins Stark Collins

Large Malicious Prosecution Suit Docketed in Hamilton Court

Frank Heiser sues J. F. Wild State Bank of Indianapolis now in receivership and 41 other Indiana banks for malicious prosecution seeking 150000 dollars. The case was moved from Marion County and is expected to be among Hamilton Circuit’s major trials.

Versar Noblesville Ind Hamilton Circuit Court Marion County Frank Heiser J. F. Wild State Bank of Indianapolis

Evans opposes new Indiana constitution at Rotary

Newcastle Indiana December Rotary Club address by H H Evans Henry county representative in the state legislature declares opposition to a proposed new constitution. He argues that drafting a new basis for Indiana law would entail heavy expenditure with no real benefit.

Newcastle Ind H. H. Evans Henry County Indiana Evans

President Re-Elected at B and O Railroad Meeting

Daniel Willard was re-elected president of the B and O railroad at a New York directors meeting. Officers re-elected include George M Sriver Archibald Fries and H B Voorhees as vice presidents and George F May as secretary. The dividend on common stock remains 7 percent with $1.75 paid March 1 to holders of record January 18. the preferred stock receives a 1 percent quarterly dividend.

United Prose Baltimore Daniel Willard B. & O. Railroad New York George M. Sriver C. W. Galloway Archibald Fries H. B. Voorhees George F. May E. R. Devereaux J. J. Cornwell

Leslie at Dedication Opens Ohio River Bridge

Governor and Mrs. Leslie depart for Madison for the opening and dedication of a new Ohio River bridge. In the Governor's party are Dorothy Cunningham and her brother Fred Cunningham. State officials Senator Arthur R. Robinson John J. Brown highway director Albert Wedeking Dale highway chairman and State Senator Joseph Cravens of Madison will participate.

Harry G. Leslie Madison Ohio River Dorothy Cunningham Republican National

Six Prisoners Escape From County Jail In Blizzard

Six inmates fled from the new seven and a half million dollar county jail on Chicago's west side during a blizzard. They seized a guard, locked him in a cell on the fifth floor, reached the courtyard and climbed over the wall, slipping into heavy snow unseen by guards.

United Pres Chicago

Real Silk Sells Seals Boosts Tuberculosis Drive

Organization of Christmas seal sale teams at Real Silk Hosiery Mills spurs Marion County Tuberculosis Association drive. Mills departments compete for prizes in the annual sale of seals and health bonds, according to today’s notice.

Use of St James Palace Is Granted Conferees by King George

NEA Service reports the five power naval disarmament conference to convene in St James Palace London next month with King George V granting permission for sessions. The piece traces the palace’s long royal history from its 11th century origins through monarchs and notable events, noting its current role as backdrop for diplomacy and the Court of St James.

Times NEA Service St. James Palace London Chapel Royal Henry VIII Rist George NEA Ondon Hoover Ramsay MacDonald Great Britain Washington George V St. James England St. James the Less Holbein Mary de Charles I Cromwell Duke of York James II Whitehall Royal Court Court of St. James Buckingham Palace Queen Anne George III William IV Charles II Mary Wil Mama III James I Mary II George IV William III Queen Victoria King York House Prince of Wales Lord Kitchener

Man robbed by two men after loan deal on Capitol Ave

George Huffman of 1208 Bellefortaine street borrowed $56 from two men while late Wednesday. As he drove off on Capitol Avenue near Eleventh street the rear seat occupants held him up, taking the $56 and his car.

George Huffman Bellefortaine Street Huffman Capitol Avenue Eleventh Street

St Pauls Cathedral Built Without Oath, Tale from London

A longstanding London rumor claims St Pauls Cathedral was constructed without any oath being spoken. The anecdote cites secrecy around the building of the church in the city.

St. Paul's Cathedral London

Universal diet injures child doctor claims

New York Times reports Dr Josephine H Kenyon warns that foods rated healthy for most may harm certain children through allergies. She cites skin rashes digestion issues and fatigue as potential reactions and outlines a method to identify culprit foods step by step with dietitian supervision.

Times Special New York Josephine H. Kenyon Good Housekeeping Magazine Kenyon Good Housekeeping Dale Thornburg

Davis Likely to Run for Pennsylvania Governor

Washington reports quote James J Davis secretary of labor in Hoover's cabinet saying he would find it difficult to refuse pleas to enter the Pennsylvania governor race in the spring primaries. The remark fuels speculation that if Vare seeks the senate, Davis may be the slate choice for governor.

Philadelphia Washington James J Davis Hoover Pennsylvania Davis Vare Senate James J. Davis

Death notices from a Wisconsin paper listing several obituaries

Julius GueDeleofer brother of August Otto Bernard Pauline and Mrs John Cornet dies in Wallace Idaho. Funeral December 21 at Finneros Funeral Home 1639 N Meridian St 830 am Mass at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral 9 am burial St Josephs cemetery. Flowers omitted. August Karibo husband of Bertha died December 21 930 am service St Philip church. William A Kempe husband of Ethel father of Maxine brother of Mrs Douglas Hall died December 17 funeral December 20 2 pm from residence 1534 Hiatt St interment Floral Park cemetery. Anna Schuehle 68 wife of Fred died Tuesday 5 0 pm funeral from 3545 Kenwood Ave Friday 930 am to SS Peter and Paul Cathedral 10 am burial Crown Hill. Anna Wegschweman mother of Louis died at granddaughter Mrs Leo Horan Basso home Wednesday evening funeral December 21 915 am Funeral Chapel Kirby Dunn 1901 N Meridian 10 am St Roch church Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited.

Guedeleoefer Julius August Otto Bernard Pauline John Cornet Wallace Idaho Finneros N. Meridian St SS. Peter and Paul St. Joseph's Cemetery Karibo Bertha Karibo E. C. Karibo Oxford St St. Philip Church Kempe William A Ethel Maxine William Kempe Douglas Hall Hiatt St Floral Park Cemetery Schuehle Anna Fred Schuehle Kenwood Ave Peter and Paul Crown Hill Schwegman Louis Schwegman Leo Horan Basso Faneralcha

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death

Card of Thanks from Mrs Eva Aigner and family thanks friends neighbors and funeral staff for kindness during illness and death of Frank Aigner. Special thanks to Rev Hicks singers and Conkle funeral director and floral offerings. Includes contact details for local funeral homes and directors.

Frank Aigner Hicks Conkle Eva Aigner

Advertising Salesmen Wanted in Indiana Territory

The Louis F. Dow Co. art calendar manufacturer seeks experienced advertising salesmen in Indianapolis and Indiana country territory for a permanent position with promising earnings. Details and panel Lincoln to be discussed Wednesday and Thursday.

Louis F. Dow Co ODS Inapolis Indiana Lincoln

SALESMEN OPPORTUNITY 1930 Canvassing in small towns

Classified ads offer positions for sales and canvassing in small towns near Indianapolis. Employers seek men with or without cars to join a clothing firm, plus openings for radio salesmen, a double rent security scheme, and lodging offers in hotels. Female help wanted and room rentals also listed with various rates and locations.

Ohio St Indianapolis Ind Cali A. D. Teare Peoples Bank Free EM Roe Washington St Howard Bankers Trust

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