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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1924

Page

9

Warning on smallpox rattle as Dr King urges vaccination

The State health commissioner compares smallpox to a rattlesnake, warns of rising cases after two years of mild alerts, and urges universal vaccination. He cites 25 Kansas counties with recent mild smallpox, predicts spread with cold weather, and stresses vaccination as protection.

William F. King King Dr. King State Health Board United States Kansas City Michigan Minneapolis Indiana Marion Board of Health

Indiana Abandons Majority of One Room Schools in 25 Years

State records show 4 869 one room Indiana schools abandoned to consolidate pupils in larger buildings over 25 years, 58.51 percent of all such schools. Randolph County leads in consolidation 99.13 percent with one remaining. Wayne Marion Montgomery Tippecanoe Miami Hancock and others follow with high consolidation rates. Lawrence County reports most abandonments in 1923 24 with 21 schools closed.

Indiana State Department of Public Instruction State Department Randolph County Wabash County Wayne County Marion Montgomery Tippecanoe Miami Hancock Benton Carroll Dubeis County Martin Perry Orange Lawrence County Alien County Harrison

Drug Store Robbery Reported on Illinois Street

Burglars entered the Thomas Mullin drug store at Twenty eighth and Illinois Streets and took 33 dollars and 33 cents during the night. Police were alerted by James Baker of 2843 Boulevard Place who saw the rear door open.

Thomas Mullin Illinois Sts James Baker Boulevard Pl

Stamp worn by all in family mock plea

The Columbia Jester quotes a humorous plea about a stamp that cannot stay on after being licked by father, mother, and aunt. The cartoonish line laments overused stamps and a stubborn adhesive.

Columbia

Wrigley: No thrill in vast fortune from chewing gum

William Wrigley Jr. says piling up millions brought no happiness and that he works for doing the thing. The Chicago gum magnate recalls early life in Philadelphia and notes his advertising zeal, Cubs ownership, Catalina Island, and bank directorships as part of a life rooted in accomplishment.

Roy J. Gibbons Hicago Wiliam Philadelphia Wrigley New York Gotham Chicago Cubs Catalina Island California Banks, Corporation Railroats

Christmas Films Feature Stars (Continued From Page 8)

Ohio cinema week highlights Gioria Swanson in The Wages of Virtue with Ben Lyon and Norman Trevor in a lavish program at Mister Smiths. Hal Roach comedies Hot Heels Our Gang Fast Company and newsreel Grand Cremona music. The Western Wallop and Horse Play trials at Isis and Universal offerings round out a busy week.

Gioria Swanson Ohio Hal Roach Pathe News Lester Huff Charlie Davia Cy Milders Swanson Ben Lyon Associated First National Pictures Inc Norman Trevor Ivan Linan Armand Cortez Adrienne d'Ambricourt Paul Panzer Jos Moore Carmelita Luigi Foreign Legion Algiers Our Gang Fast Company Grand Cremona Isis Jack Hoxie Hoxie Margaret Landis Garen Bissell Charles Brinley Duke Lee Joseph Girard Hecht Edmund Lowe Richard Flarding Lavis

Indiana Farmers Profit From Small Grains Rise In 1924

Indiana farmers realized higher profits on small grains in 1924 with oats boosting state gains by 13 million dollars and wheat adding 12 million. The Indiana wheat crop rose to 3 million bushels with value at 44 million, oats to 65.5 million bushels valued at about 30 million, and corn profit declined due to weather but overall farm finances improved.

Indiana Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation

Legion Post Elects Raymond Grider Leader in Indianapolis

Raymond Grider was elected head of the Indianapolis American Legion Post for the coming year at the Severth Thursday night meeting. Other officers include Eugene Barnhill senior vice commander Malcolm Lucas junior vice commander Clarence R. Martin adjutant John A. Troyee finance officer the Fav Charles Gibbons chaplain Mabel Weat historian George Guill service officer John George sergeant at arms John Murray and N. 4. Swain executive committee.

Raymond Grider Indlianapolis American Legion Severth Eugene Barnhill Malcolm Lucas Clarence R. Martin John A. Troyee Fav Charles Gibbons Mabel Weat George Guill John George John Murray N. 4. Swain

New M. E. Community Building Planned at Roosevelt and Fountain

Architect’s picture shows the new Fountain Street M. E. Church community building at Roosevelt Ave and Fountain St to be dedicated early next January. It costs about 49000 dollars and will serve as a church site until a formal church is erected, says Rev. P. S. May.

Roosevelt Ave Fountain St Fountain Street M. 12 P. S. May

Extra street car service for Christmas shoppers

Indianapolis Street Railway Company operated extended rush hour service today for Christmas shoppers. Timed runs continued from 11 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. Wednesday. Assistant superintendent I H Pflumm said cold weather kept many people from driving, increasing street car loads.

Indianapolis Street Railway Company

Air Gun Fire Damages Phone Cables Across Indiana

Sparrows are struck by BB shots fired from an air rifle by youths, embedding in telephone cables. Seasonal rain and freezing weather follow, causing outages. Indiana Bell Telephone officials report air gunnery blamed for recent telecom troubles.

Indiana Bell Telephone Company

Minneapolis man killed in railroad repair car collision

John Fahlin a Minneapolis implement factory representative was killed Friday night when his car collided with an eastbound Rochester and Syracuse Railroad repair car in Paumyra New York.

United Press Paumyra N. Y John Fahlin Minneapolis Rochester & Syracuse Railroad

Marion patrolman fires accidentally at trio

In Marion Indiana Patrolman Charles Truax fired his revolver while adjusting it. The bullet struck a hero, heroine, and a villain in a scene and tore through 390 pages of a popular fiction book.

Timea Marion Ind Charles Truax

Mother Seeks Estate Inheritance From Gould Trust

Mrs Viverna Sinclair Gould testified she believed George J Gould fathered her three children born 1915 and 1916 before her marriage to the late financier. The three children, named beneficiaries in George Gould's will, face questions over their rights in Jay Gould's $82 million estate accounting.

United Press New York Viverna Sinclair Gould George J. Gould George Guinerva Edith Kingdon Gould George Gould Jay Gould

Revival Continues at Cadle Tabernacle with Bosworths

Evangelistic services led by F. F. Bosworth and B. B. Bosworth at Cadle Tabernacle will run through December 29. The Bosworth brothers plan to open services in St. Petersburg Florida on January 1.

Cadle Tabernacle F. F B. B. Bosworth Bosworth Brothers St. Petersburg Fla

Food prices in city unchanged in October to November

Washington dispatch reports Indianapolis retail food prices held steady from Oct 15 to Nov 15 while 47 cities posted rises of 1 to 3 percent. Cleveland and Los Angeles saw small declines. Indianapolis overall down less than 0.5 percent for the year ending Nov 15.

United Press Washington D. C Indianapolis Bureau of Labor Statistics Cleveland Ohio Los Angeles Cal Portland Ore Tke Cincinnati Pittsbugh Boston Seattle Houston Tex South Salt Lake City

Annual Boys Dinner Honoring Street Newsboys

J J Appel of Gregory and Appel Realtors will host the annual dinner at the Y M C A on Tuesday at 7 p m. Guests include Governor-Elect Ed Jackson Mayor Shank James M Ogden and circulation managers of Indianapolis papers and telegraph company managers. Officials estimate over 10 000 boys attended the Y this year with many entertaining features planned.

J. J. Appel Gregory and Appel Ed Jackson Shank James M. Ogden Indianapolis Western Union Postal Telegraph Companies

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