Prosperity Due to 6000 Will Declares Davis
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis argues that cooperation between managers and workers fuels American prosperity. He credits improved labor relations with higher productivity, wage growth, and broader economic gains while acknowledging ongoing problems and the need to keep workers employed at living wages. A Times Special from Greenfield Indiana notes a rare red raccoon fur piece on display in Hancock County.
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United Press
America
Times
Greenfield
Ind
Hancock County
Murray Wiggins
Golden Dreams tops Lyric bill with Olga Morselli violinist
Review notes the opening act Golden Dreams featuring Olga Morselli and the Rome Brothers with a live statue garden routine and balancing act. Other acts praised include the Vic Honey trio and Sally Shoulders film, while Bare Facts at Mutual pleases burlesque fans with a strong chorus and stylish sets. A Jan 1 note adds Noblitt Sparks plant fire loss.
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Mutual
Indianapolis
Walter D. Hickman
Golden Dreams
Rome Brothers
Frank Shepard
Vic Honey
Bill Robinson
Musical Conservatory
Barron
Burt
Robbins
Sally Shoulders
Lois Wilson
Gilliam files brief in Wolfe appeal
Attorney General Gilliam, retiring, filed a brief supporting a demurrer to a writ of coram nobis in the Charles Wolfe murder appeal. The writ cites alleged jury selection irregularities in circuit court. Wolfe, convicted of killing Mr and Mrs Ben Hance, is serving a life term at Indiana State Prison.
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Arthur L
Gilliam
Charles
Bomb Perils Banker Home Bombed in Detroit
Italian publisher and banker Vincent Giuliano saw his Detroit home damaged in an early morning bombing. His wife and three children were unharmed and damage was put at under 500 dollars. Giuliano blamed Italian radicals for resenting his defense of an Italian accused in a murder tied to a Fascisti demonstration during the Columbus Day parade last year.
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United Press
Detroit
Vincent Giuliano
Giuliano
Central Business College Ad Seeks Students and Jobs
A historical classified ad promotes a business college offering stenographic and accounting courses with individual instruction and a large faculty. It also touts a Free Employment Service and lists items for sale including a 3-Pe. Duofold chair set and other household goods with discounted prices.
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Fred W. Case
Prin
Central Business College
Pennsylvania
Vermont
First Door North
Indianapolis
Ind
Real Estate Board Names Committees for 1929
Indianapolis real estate board announces 1929 committees led by president elect E. Kirk Mckinney. The roster includes Legislative, Budget, Membership and Arbitration chairs with dozens of named members plus new and continuing panels across civic social forms and professional areas. The note adds that most members serve on committees beyond officers and mentions a Noorvik Alaska pole as a government line detail.
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Indianapolis Real Estate Board
E. Kirk McKinney
Mail Carrier Retired After Forty Years Service
J. F. Poe of 3034 Broadway ends a long Indianapolis postal career after forty years. Starting in Columbus Indiana in 1888 he served as assistant superintendent of mails until 1922 then resumed letter carrying. At a farewell party at Illinois Street station colleagues praised his diplomacy and presented a traveling bag before his move to Los Angeles.
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J. F. Poe
Broadway
Los Angeles
Poe
Times
Columbus
Ind
Indianapolis
Fixit
Illinois Street
Jewish Council extends New Year greetings to Protestant, Catholic churches
The Synagogue Council of America issued a New Year message to all Protestant and Catholic churches in America. Rev. Dr. Abram Simon said the council seeks to turn goodwill into action, stressing shared religious values and love of country.
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Tines
Washington
Bellboy pleads guilty in fatal Flint student fight
Melvin Raskin, 28, former Sioux City bellboy, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of Lawrence Hutchins during a dispute over a girl. He was fined 400 dollars after the charge was reduced from first degree murder, noting the act was not premeditated.
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United Prear
Flint
Mich
Melvin Raskin
Bellboy
Sioux City
Raskin
Lawrence Hutchins
Anna Loviska
King to Jump Into Lake Over Al Smith Bet
Hammond Indiana January 1 L J King will pay for losing an election bet by jumping into Lake Michigan this afternoon in a public stunt tied to the Al Smith outcome at the city’s lakefront event planned for later today.
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Hammond
Ind
L. J. King
al Smith
Lake Michigan
Kiwanis District Plans January All Day Session
More than 400 Kiwanis members are expected for an all day Jan 9 session at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Policies to discuss include chartering 14 new clubs a 10 per cent membership gain and redistricting districts five and six. The group will address farm institute aid rural libraries livestock and grain clubs agricultural surveys and the underprivileged child issue. They plan Kiwanis wing construction at Riley Hospital and three division meetings in March July and October. A pre convention session is set for Jan 8 with district officers and committees meeting, followed by a dinner and banquet.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Kiwanis Club
International Kiwanis Council
Kiwanis
Riley Hospital
Mother Accused of Nonsupport in Evansville Case
Mrs Lennye Mae Stone a 28 year old Indianapolis mother faces a local court charge for failing to support her three children who have been in the care of their grandmother in Evansville for three years
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Pn Times
Evansville
Ind
Lennye Mae Stone
Indianapolis
Hoover Sleeps Through New Year Debut Aboard Utah
On the battleship Utah President-Elect Herbert Hoover slept through New Year celebrations while Mrs. Hoover enjoyed the bridge salute. A mock White House reception entertained the crew earlier as Captain Train and officers staged festivities. the ship neared Hampton Roads with 1929 underway.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
U.S. S. Utah, &N
Hampton Roads
Herbert Hoover
Utah
Mr. Hoover
White House
Captain Train
The
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Mrs. Hoover
Guadeloupe Island
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