Churches to spend over 300000 on remodeling and new units
Three Presbyterian churches plan remodeling and new construction totaling more than 300000 dollars. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church will spend about 250000 for a chapel and educational building. a West Washington Street church adds a new Sunday school room and gymnasium costing about 10000. Home Presbyterian plans remodeling and expansion at about 40000 with a tower and extra rooms. Details emerge at a March 16 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ambrose Dunkel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Thirty-Fourth St
Central Ave
Edgar H. Adams
West
Washington Street
Washington St
Milroy Ave
T. J. Simpson
Earl Sprague
Home Presbyterian
Thirty-First St
A.S. Buchanan
McBurney Patrols Busy Washington Street Crossings
Tots' Friend at School 3 Bur ney appointed to the force on Oct 24 1921. He lives at 127 N Bosart Ave. John Mc Burney assists children crossing Washington St at 7 am to 3 pm and patrols the district bounded by Michigan St the Pennsylvania RR the Belt RR and State St near School 3. Parents, ask your children about McBurney the copper friend to the tots.
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Burney
N. Bosart Ave
Trolman John Mc
eRural
Washington &Sts
McBurney
Washington St
Michigan St
Pennsylvania Railroad
Belt Railroad
State St
Freudist Pleads for Free Women in Marital Reform
Dr Margaret Daniels a Freudian psychoanalyst urges end to marriage as prison accepts equal rights campaign. She proposes economic independence for women, shared work, and selective marriage based on spiritual and physical fit with public nurseries to care for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Washington
Margaret Daniels
Daniels
Dr. Daniels
Cadle Choir Moves to Buy Cadle Tabernacle Bond Drive
A Cadle choir led effort aims to purchase the Cadle Tabernacle with Church Federation of Indianapolis backing an all year evangelical program. Choir members pledged to sell bonds for the building purchase and meet next Monday to finalize plans. E Howard Cadle leads the effort amid earlier reports he sought to repurchase the building for the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadle Choir
Cadle Tabernacle
Church Federation of Indianapolis
First United Brethren Church
E. Howard Cadle
The
Tabernacle
Calvin W. Busch Buried With Scottish Rite Rites
Calvin W. Busch of 3115 Nelinois 8t died Saturday. Masons paid tribute at his funeral at the Behica residence. Burial followed at Crown Hill Cemetery. Thirty third degree Masons read the Scottish Rite funeral ritual. Raper Commandery Knights Templar and Veritas Lodge F and A M escorted the ceremony.
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Calvin W. Busch
Nelinois
Indiana
Behica
Crown Hill
New York Purchasers Chief to Speak at Indiana Dinner
W L Chandler secretary of the National Association of Purchasing Agents will speak at the Purchasers Association of Indiana monthly dinner this evening at the Severin in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Chandler
New York City
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Purchase Agents” Association of Indiana
the Severin
Dogs Carry More Supplies to Nome in Cold
United Press reports a dog sled team and men moving north toward Nome Alaska with a second supply of antitoxin for diphtheria patients. Captain Roy Darling prepares an airplane for a flight despite bitter cold that may force abandonment. Temperatures reach 50 to 52 degrees below zero as 590000 units of antitoxin travel by sled, while the remaining half is loaded for air transport.
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United Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Nome
Roy Darling
Miners vote again for district officers in Indiana
Miners of district eleven of the United Mine Workers of America held a second ballot in Terre Haute Indiana on February 10 to elect district officers. John Hessler of Terre Haute leads the race for district president against Tyler Lawton of Bicknell after the first election failed to produce a majority.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
John Hessler
Tyler Lawton
Bicknell
Hessler
Three Motorists Fined In City Court
Three motorists were fined for speeding in city court. Nathan Jones of Terre Haute Indiana faced thirty four miles per hour and paid 19 dollars. Albert Stedfeld of 44 West Twenty Fourth Street faced thirty miles per hour and paid 15 dollars. Robert Martin of 2240 Brookside Avenue faced thirty miles per hour and paid 35 dollars. Arthur Jungelaus was fined one dollar and costs for drunkenness, and one dollar and costs plus ten days in jail for driving while drunk, with the jail sentence suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Jones
Terre Haute
Ind
Albert Stedfeld
W. Twenty-Fourth St
Robert Martin
Brookside Ave
Arthur Jungelaus
R. R. Box
Rent Case Continued in Criminal Court Against Fleming
Henry Fleming a Fourth ward politician and restaurant owner faced continued trial in Criminal Court before Judge James A. Collins. Maggie Carter of Chicago accuses Fleming of failing to account for 700 dollars in rent he allegedly collected over months on her property at 5138 W Twenty Fifth Street. Carter says Fleming diverted the funds from her bank and should have deposited them to her account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fleming
Fourth Ward
James A. Collins
Maggie Carter
Chicago
Fleming
Twenty-Sifth St
Carter
Wisconsin Guard Denied Federal Status in Eye Injury Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the National Guard is a state, not federal, organization. The decision affirms the industrial commission’s compensation award to Clifford Johnson, Beloit guardsman, for eye injury suffered during target practice at Camp Douglas.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
National Guard
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Industrial Commission
Clifford Johnson
Beloit
Camp Douglas
Man Keeps Job By Watching Clocks In City
Henry J. McGinty has run Western Union clocks in Indianapolis since 1916. He explains how Naval Observatory time is relayed to 900 city clocks in fifty three circuits, with master clocks, battery triggers, and routine maintenance keeping accurate time for offices and workers who wager on what time it is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. McGinty
N. Olney St
McGinty
Indianapolis
Western Union
Naval Observatory
Washington, D. C
Diana of the Dunes a University Student Turned Hermit
Alice Gray later known as Diana of the Dunes left Chicago society to live a stark solitary life in the Indiana sand dunes with Paul Wilson. Diana died at 44 after a mysterious illness and asked that her ashes be scattered from Mount Tom as her husband prepared to fulfill the ritual.
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Bu Times
Chicago
Alice Gray
University of Chicago
Indiana
Diana of
Mount Tom
Diana
Gary
Michigan City
Ind
Paul Wilson
Wilson
Dunes
Puzzle a Day A Dr Forces Crossing Creeping Plant
A cryptic line from 1924 puzzles hints at a solution with crosses. The description notes starting with 21 crosses, drawing two straight lines to cover and remove one cross, leaving 6 crosses in each of two sections. The puzzle unfolds via wordplay and diagram hints.
Buck Private King Named Assistant Chief of Staff
Buck private Brig. Gen. Campbell King has been appointed assistant chief of staff of the Army. King, friend of General Hines and former commander in the Fifteenth Army, was promoted to brigadier general last July and served in France.
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Ashington
United States
Campbell
King
Army
General Hines
Pershing
France
Tien Te Oe
Lone Wolf Bandit Targeting Back Bay Homes In Boston
Boston police mobilize eighty plainclothes officers with shoot to kill orders after The Lone Wolf bandit robs four women in Back Bay boudoir apartments. He binds and gags victims, spends the night, then departs with loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu_Times
Boston
Back Bay
Police Sergeant Hurt In Car Backfire Incident
Police Sergeant Warren McClure at 445 N Sherman Dr received severe hand injuries when his car backfired as he cranked it today. He was preparing to go to work.
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Warren McClure
N. Sherman Dr
How He Healed His Rupture and Free Book Offer
A former captain recounts healing a rupture after years bedridden using a self-study method. He claims quick results and offers his book and medicine free to rupture sufferers who request it by mailing the coupon.
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Collings
Captain Collings
Cross Word Puzzles Adopted in Northwestern Politics Course
Northwestern University professor Leon ard Smith uses cross word puzzles in the politics curriculum with fifty two students required to submit ten weekly puzzles. Examinations will include cross words and puzzles cover terms like Congress does with the nation’s money and other political science concepts.
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United Press
Chicago
Leonard Smith
Northwestern University
Smith
Congress
McKinley
Roosevelt
Founders' Day Luncheon Hosts Outsiders Invitation
Local Council of Women invites all women to a Founders' day luncheon in the Riley Room at the Claypool. General chair Mrs. Frank J. Lahr announced the policy on outsiders. Reservations available Wednesday 2 to 5 p m on the Claypool mezzanine. Speakers include Mrs. Philip North Moore of St Louis and Raymond B. Fosdick of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women
Riley Room
Claypool
Frank J. Lahr
Philip North Moore
St. Louis
Raymond B. Fosdick
New York
Posse hunt for fugitive after Illinois attack
Hinsdale Illinois February 10 posses of residents from Hinsdale and nearby territory scour the countryside for a colored man accused of attacking 23 year old Mrs George Friendly and stealing jewelry. He was captured in a local restaurant by a constable but broke free near the jail and fled again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hinsdale
Ill
George Friendly
Deputy Urbahns to Succeed Treasurer Davies Wednesday
Deputy State Treasurer Ben Urbahns will take office Wednesday with Chief Justice Julius C. Travis administering the oath at 11 a.m. Urbahns, who defeated Democrat Arthur J. Hamrick in November, has served eight years as deputy treasurer and will be the last state officer to take office. His deputy is Frank Richards from the autocense department. A separate item notes that the largest nugget of pure silver ever found weighed 39 600 pounds.
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Ben Urbahns
Ora Davies
Julius C. Travis
Urbahns
Arthur J. Hamrick
Frank Richards
Autocense Department
Fragmentary OCR Wordplay Puzzle Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered phrases and clues including statements about shouting high pitch and a bath, references to ownership of coin, urging strive and struggle, a vamp winking device, and a surface abrasion affecting a landscape. The text reads as disjointed, with parenthetical numbers and incomplete ideas.
Private Burial for Mrs Maas in Crown Hill Cemetery
Mrs Bertha W Maas 58 of 2345 Broadway died Monday services at 2 p m Wednesday at her residence followed by burial in Crown Hill Cemetery The Rev F S C Wicks pastor of All Souls Unitarian Church will officiate She was a lifelong Indianapolis resident daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Metzger Husband George L Maas two children Hugo G Maas and Wilhelmina B Maas survive Also mentions Alaska wool shipment to Portland this summer sparking Aleutian Island hopes
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Bertha W. Maas
Broadway
Crown Hill Cemetery
C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Wecharge
Maas
Indianapolis
Alexander Metzger
George Ll. Maas
Hugo G. Maas
Wilhelmina B. Maas
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