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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1925

Page

6

Indiana bill seeks Bible teaching credit in schools

Amendment to allow 120 minutes weekly of denominational instruction outside school would become law, backed by Senator Fred M. Dickerman and Dr W P Dearing. The measure would let church organizations provide instruction without public funding for children whose parents request it, at a Lincoln State conference.

Fred M. Dickerman Indianapolis Indiana Senate Education and Public Morals Committee Lincoln State H. N. Sherwood

Hoosier Briefs Includes Fires Theft and Elections

Firemen lost a dinner when a Seymour call left bacon and crackers burnt on the stove. A Marion preacher’s overcoat was stolen during a Hartford City sermon. J B Shepard named president of Jackson County Fish and Game in Seymour.

Eymour William Lloyd W. D. Baker Marion Hartford City J. B. Shepard Jackson County Fish and Game Ib Seymour

Lindley Reinstated as KU Chancellor After Board Action

Dr. E. H. Lindley resumes duties at the University of Kansas in Lawrence after the State Board of Administration reinstated him to the chancellorship following Governor Ben S. Paulen's request. The reinstatement ends removal on charges of incompetency by former Governor Davis.

United Press Lawrence Kans E. H. Lindley University of Kansas State Board of Administration Topeka Ben Paulen Kansas Lindley Davis

Judges Probe Charge Against Circuit Judge

A joint meeting of circuit bench judges may be called today to hear charges that Judge George Kersten cursed at William H. McSwiggin an assistant State's attorney in open court. The incident reportedly occurred in St Jan with McSwiggin alleging the judge swore during proceedings.

United Press Cago George Kersten William H. McSwiggin McSwiggen

Jazz Chronicles of Bill and Delilah on Record

A Jazz Age column reviews 1920s recordings. Bill from Louisville, once fond of a forty four, leaves that behind after meeting a dark skinned Delilah with new scissors. The piece highlights Big Bad Bill and Gotta Get a Girl on Okeh, plus Mary Youngl and Sissle Blake discs and Eddy Brown violin records.

Delilah Samson Bill Louisville Ernest Hare William Hare Okeh Happiness Boys Billy Jones Mary Youngl Sissle Blake Miss Young Brunswick Sweetie Big Africa Hannah Victor Henry Eddy Brown Odeon Odeon- Brown

Meetings Here Thursday Indiana Calendar

Local notices list multiple events in Claypool Severin Lincoln and Indianapolis. Meetings include Retail Lumber Dealers Convention at 9 and 2, Men’s Life Insurance Convention 10, Grain Dealers Dinner 6:30, Veterinary Convention, Knights of Columbus lunch 12:15, Wheeler Schebler and Severin company dinners, Tri Art Club and Ladies Whist Club dinners, plus Indianapolis Traffic Club luncheon. Times range 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and cover meals and gatherings.

Indiana Claypool Marcos Life Severin Knights of Columbus Spink-Arms Wheeler-Schebler Company Ladies Whist Club Tri Art Club Lincoln Indianapolis Traffic Club

St Jacobs Oil touted to ease rheumatic pain

An old advertisement promotes St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism and pain liniment. It claims the product quickly relieves pain and stiffness in joints muscles and bones without burning the skin and offers a 385 cent bottle guarantee through druggists.

St. Jacobs

Mitch Wins Major Office in United Mine Workers Election

Terre Haute report shows William Mitch secretary of District 11 as the sole major official to secure a sufficient majority. A second election is set for February 10.

Times Special Terre Haute Ind United Mine Workers William Mitch District 11

Cowboy hobby proves fatal to 9 year old in Richmond

In Richmond Indiana on January 14 1924 or 1925 a boy named Gerald Miller age nine died after a wire lasso fell and pierced his eardrum during play with a makeshift cowboy lasso. The accident occurred at an unspecified location and authorities reported the incident as an accidental death.

Specia Richmond Ind Gerald Miller

Different Effects of Constipation

An advertisement promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a remedy for constipation. It claims the wafers act throughout the intestinal tract, improve liver secretions, and reduce poisons in the body, improving skin. The ad urges a 60 cent box for ten days and offers a free sample by mail from A. Stuart Co., Ishp, Mich.

Stuart A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Ishell, Mich

Bank Robbery in Chenoa Nets $75,000 in Cash and Bonds

Illinois bank crime report says two men posing as inspectors entered Farmers State Bank of Chenoa near Bloomington on Tuesday. They bound president J F Kelly and fled with $75,000, including $13,090 in currency and $3,500 in gold while other employees were away. A statewide search was launched today.

United Press Bloomington State Bank of Chenoa Here J. F. Kelly Kelly

Miracle rifle bullets rebound into stove in Lufton

James Steel 72, living near Magley, survived after bullets fired from his rifle lodged in a heating stove barrel. The bullets ricocheted back through the breach, striking Steel in the arm and narrowly missing Mrs. Steel as one flew toward her head and lodged in the wall.

Bu Times

Bank Lacks Insurance Amid $60,000 Bond Shortfall

The account notes a bond totaling $60,000 with no insurance coverage by the bank. Officials report the institution carries no insurer for this large public liability.

Government transport to be by American vessels policy note

Government funded transportation of property or persons should be carried by American ships unless public service needs demand otherwise according to a report by the United States Shipping Board.

United States Shipping Board

Mud Saves Life By Times Social

Scottsburg Ind January 14 Presence of mind saved the life of Maurice Wilson a young pastor here. While obtaining gasoline at a filling station a lantern in his auto caused an explosion hurling flames over him. He extinguished the flames by rolling in mud and escaped with minor burns.

Times Social Scottsburg Ind Maurice Wilson

Papes Cold Compound Advertised For Quick Relief

An ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound to be taken every two hours for three doses. The first dose clears nasal passages and head airways, stops runny nose, relieves headache and feverish dullness. the second and third doses continue relief.

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