Love and scandal in a midcentury courtship tale
Diana Farwell, pressed by her mother into marriage with Arthur Vance, endures a loveless union until she discovers passion with Seton, a drama school head. After Seton is shot in a scandalous triangle involving Vivian, Diana's sister, the story shifts to her fight for independence and a possible divorce as whispers of motive swirl.
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Diana Farwell
Diana
Vivian
Arthur Vance
San Francisco
Arthur
New York
Burton
Seton
School of Acting
Shepherd Seton
Indiana Tax Refunds Reach Hoosiers In Large Totals
Government refunds of income tax payments will return thousands of dollars to Indiana individuals and companies. The largest sum goes to Standard Oil Indiana at $5,062,893, with major refunds to Citizens Gas, Indianapolis Light and Heat, Oliver Chilled Plow Works, and many others across Indianapolis, South Bend, Terre Haute, Gary, and beyond. Arthur Stump, Indianapolis lawyer, to address supper meeting of the Greater Linton Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Timen
Washington
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Citizens Gas Company
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Oliver Chilled
South Bend
A. Perry
James H. Trimble
Greag & Co. Inc
Stutz Motor Car Company
George Hilgemeier
Indianpoli
Fishback Company
Thomas C R.kings
Republic Construction Company
Harry W. Bockhoff
West Richmond
Julia K. Bockhoff
E. Nineteenth St
Richmond
H. E. Bacon
Evansville
Calumet Supply Company
Gary
First Merchants National Bank
Lafayette
E. Henry
Anna L. Henry
Belmont St
S. FE. Henry
Laura M. Henry
Home Packing and Ice Company
Terre Tate
Ora
Kieffer
Owing
Langsenkamp-Wheeler Brass Works
Indienapolis Castings Company
Foundry Company
Manete
O. O. Melton
Hammond
Orshorn Peper Company
Marion
Piddell National Bank
Brazil
Union National Bank
Wallace Foundry and Steel Company
Henry W. Bockhoff
National + West Richmond
Benjamin J. Hunter
Calhoun St
Ft. Wayne
Davis S. Hunter
Tt. Wayne
Kokomo Asphalt Paving Company
Ed D. Logsdon
Metal Farming Corporation
Elkhart
Edward A. Sprey
Frankfort
Finma_ Bernadin
Conrad J. Herber
S. Fifth St
Terre Haute
Hobbs Tomato Products Company
Hobbs
A. P. Lahr & Sons
Fred A. Bryan
Crawfordsville Seed Company
Feir
Mar
George M. Dickson
Citizens Bank
Ges City
Hoosier Veneer Company
Pierson- Allen Lumber Company
Clay City
Ewton Bussenberk
Crawfordsville
Duncan Electric Manufacturing Company
Overmeyer Mould Company
Winchester
Alice M. Shive
Thompson Ave
Robert 8. Sinelsir
Boulevard Pt
Thames Auto Tow Company
Muncie
Nannanee Utilities Company
Neppanee
Citizens Trust and Savings Bank
Estella M. Bryan
F. A. Bryan
Jefferson Blvd
Carl D. Greenleaf
Anna L. Greenleaf
Care CC. G. Conn Company
Indi- Propolis Saddlery Company
Alma J. Kittle
Pennsylvania St
F. B. Levi
Main St
All Times
Senator-Elect Smith Skips Hearing Invite
Senator-elect Frank L. Smith of Illinois has not acknowledged an invitation to appear January 7 before the Reed committee probing his election. The date was set before the holidays and Smith was notified. If he does not appear the panel will proceed, hear witnesses for Smith if they wish, and report to the Senate.
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Washington
Frank L. Smith
Rep
Illinois
Senate
Congress
Smith
Reed
HELP DESPITE WOMB? MOTHER GETS AID AT UNION STATION
A penniless mother and her 214 month old son gain help after Policewomen Anna Bruner and Elizabeth Denny locate support near Union Station. The mother’s sister agrees to adopt the baby and another sister key funds her living until employment begins, ending the immediate crisis.
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Anna Bruner
Elizabeth Denny
Union Station
New York City
Here
Help-yourself plan offers fine foods at odd penny prices
White's Cafeteria at 27 N. Illinois introduces a help-yourself plan that promises a selection of the finest foods at unusually low, odd penny prices for diners.
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Illinois
Bulgarian Herb Tea Claims Youthful Vitality
An advertisement featuring H. H. Von Schlick touts Bulgarian Herb Blood Tea as boosting vigor and energy, claiming it can help with constipation rheumatism and organ troubles and make users feel 10 to 30 years younger. Sold by druggists at 35e 5c or 1.25 dollars.
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H. H. von Schlick
Diana Meets Arthur At Noon Amid Dramatic News Burden
Diana encounters Arthur at noon carrying important news. The actress feels the weight of the story she must tell, recognizing the drama it entails and the impact it may have.
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Diana
Arthur
Flame Murder Defense Loses in Indiana Trial
Lloyd Kimble stands accused in Carroll Circuit Court of first degree murder in the John Baker case. Judge E E Pruitt refused defense access to a key witness statement by Jeanetta Taylor, who links Kimble to the crime and a similar Round Grove White County incident. The courtroom crowd swelled beyond capacity as cross examination continued and a 16 year age limit was enforced for attendees.
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United Press
Delphi
Ind
Lloyd Kimble
Carroll Circuit
Daniel Sink
E. E. Pruitt
Jeanetta Taylor
Kimble
Round Grove
White County
Baker
Link
Prohibition Party Plans State Ticket for 1928
The Prohibition Party will nominate a full State ticket for the 1928 campaign. State convention set for March 20 in Indianapolis. Decision made at the executive committee meeting at 40 West Ohio Street. State Chairman B L Allen reported. Convention honors Neal Dow, veteran leader and 1880 presidential nominee.
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Prohibition Party
Indianapolis
Ohio St
B. L. Allen
Neal Dow
Compensation Paid to Strike Victim Guardsman Shot On Duty
Isaac Wall, 25, of Rush County, formerly corporal in the Indiana National Guard, received back compensation of 1500 and formal notification of 20 monthly compensation for a chest wound from a 1923 coal strike accident in Staunton. Wall, who endured hospital care in Brazil and recovery at his parents home, resumed work as a machinist and married in 1924. The compensation bill, introduced in 1923 by Clarence C. Wysong, progressed through the Legislature and was enacted by the last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Wall
Church Sr
151St Infantry
Indiana National Guard
William H. Kershner
Wall
Staunton
Brazil
Rush County
Clarence C. Wysong
State Insurance Commission
National Guard
Marion County
Five Hurt As City Youth Passenger Car Crash
Miss Bernadette Mooney sixteen of 4342 College Avenue sustained a broken shoulder and severe bruises when a car carrying five youths to Kokomo collided with a Lafayette driver near Goldsmith in Tipton County. Mooney was hospitalized at St. Vincent's while her four companions escaped with minor injuries. The Slattery car overturned throwing Mooney from the vehicle.
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Bernadette Mooney
College Ave
Kokomo
H. M. Smith
Lafayette
Goldsmith
Tipton County
Mooney
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Charlotte Peel
Central Ave
J. W. Slattery
N. Meridian Sr
Catherine Slattery
Catherine Falvey
Park Ave
Slattery
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Fountain &Square
Fountain Square
Virginia Ave
Drexel
Sander & Becker
Maryland
Sachs Bros
Indiana Ave
Peeleey
Lewis Furniture CO
United Trade-In
Everitt’s Seed
Ala
W. Wash
Smart Apparel N Easy Terms
Puritan Clothing Stores
Washington St
Victrolas
Panatropes Records
Ideal Furniture Company
Rae
Sora
Times
Wabash
Benneta Harris
Edward Johnson
Peru
Johnson
Whiting
James J. Nedil
Herman Lowenthal
Liberal Credit Wal
Matas Street
the Meyer-Kiser Bank
E. Washington St
Interior ‘Decoratime Paints
Oser-Alle Paint and Glass Co
South Meridian Street
Kimble Counsel
Atwater Kent
Indiana Trust CO
Cneteae
I. Ie
Continental National Bank
Sussman
State Loan Office
W. Wash. ST
Brunswick Shop
Economy Bug Co
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Anecai
Hanning Bros
Busy Dentists Cor
Washington and Penn
Te 204
Kresge Bldg
Union Traction
T. J. Gore
Agt
Dr. Forshee
North Penn
Shelby Street
Horoff
Vorshee
Merchants Bank
Meridian
Washington Streets
Central Transfer and Storage Company
S. Alabama St
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Washington Street
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Westinghouse Service Shop
Westinghouse Service
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Elec
Senate Ave
Lincoln
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