Blue Law Bill Advances in Indiana House
Representative Kissinger of Columbia City introduces the Blue Sunday Bill requiring Sunday observance and flags on school buildings. The measure, backed by the Lord's Day Alliance and reportedly with Ku Klux Klan support, bans operations of several entertainment venues on Sunday and caps work to six days a week. Exemptions apply to Seventh Day Adventists and other Sabbath observers. Another representative proposes a separate bill mandating flag displays on schoolhouses.
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Indiana House
Representative Kissinger
Columbia City
Lord’s Day Alliance
Ku Klux Klan
Kissinger
Cooper
Terre Haute
Charity Dye Memorial Library for Shortridge High
Shortridge High School will open a new library named Charity Dye Memorial Library to honor Charity Dye a renowned teacher. Mrs Della M Thompson dean of girls leads a fundraising campaign inviting students alumni to donate books with Bernice Spades Louise Cox Ruth King Edith Anne Hoppingarner Agnes Ball Josephine Smith and Dorothy Miller heading student efforts assisted by an advisory faculty board.
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Shortridge High School
Della M. Thompson
Rs. Thompson
Bernice Spades
Louise Cox
Ruth King
Edith Anne Hoppingarner
Agnes Ball
Josephine Smith
Dorothy Miller
Charity Dye
Hook Drug Company Buys Kahn Building at Market and California
Hook Drug Company announced the purchase of the old Kahn building at Market and California from Kahn Realty for 100000 dollars. John A. Hook said possession will be June 1 and the site will serve as a warehouse distributing station and office as the firm relocates from Market and Noble Street.
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Hook Drug Company
Kahn
Market and
California Sts
Kahn Realty Company
Henry Kahn
John A. Hook
Hook
Market and Noble Sts
Fire Run Restrictions Set by Police Chief
Inspector Walter White announced limits on where a police squad from headquarters will respond to first fire alarms. The unit will cover fires in the district bounded by North Noble South and West Sts and will still respond to second alarm fires and first alarms from hospitals Kingan and Co and the Indiana Woman's Prison.
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Walter White
St. Clair
Sixteenth
Noble and
West Sts
North
Noble
South
West Sta
Kingan & Co
Indiana Woman's Prison
Bill Kept Attorneys From Board Must Meet Supreme Court Rules
A proposed bill by State Representative Roe Gary would require attorneys appearing before the State Industrial Board to be admitted to the Supreme Court and county courts and to take an oath before the board.
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State Industrial Board
Supreme Court
Roe
Gary
Puzzle of dividing land with trees around a square mansion
A puzzle asks cutting a square land parcel with a square mansion and fifteen trees into five equal similar parts. Each part must contain three trees in the same relative positions, with the house removed. The prior day’s answer described a monkey climbing a greased pole at specific rates to reach the top.
Fox Drive Hunt Opens Saturday Across Three Counties
A fox hunt covering Marion, Hendricks and Morgan counties starts at 9 a.m. Saturday, ending around noon at the Trotter farm east of Friendswood. The territory is bounded by Seerly Road White River Mt Olive Road and the Plainfield Mooreville pike.
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Marion
Hendricks
Morgan Counties
Trotter Farm
Friendswood
Seerly Rd
White River
Mt. Olive Rd
Plainfield
Mooresville
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Pack a Punch After Illness
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claim to restore strength after severe illness or grippe. The sugar coated tablets are advertised as pleasant to take, aid weight gain, and boost appetite for both adults and children. Available from druggists Hook Haag Goldsmith Bros. and others, 60 tablets for 60 cents with money back promise if weight gain fails in 30 days.
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Hook, Haag
Goldsmith Bros
McCoy
McCoy’s
Girl Strongest: Saves Her Purse in Virginia Avenue Incident
Miss Francis Cunningham employed at Claman's lunch room on 42 Virginia Ave1 fought off a purse snatcher en route to work. Witness Earl Gentry reported the assailant fled in a car after the man was observed. police were given the license number. Nearby, G Bealey reports a broken front door and $17 missing from a cash register at 237 W Twenty-first St. Police say three men and two boys attempted to enter Frank Pittman's grocery at 841 EB Georgia St but were frightened away.
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Francis Cunningham
Washington St
Claman's
Virginia Ave
Earl
Indianapolis Baptist Men’s Club to Meet Tonight
The first meeting of the newly formed Indianapolis Baptist Men's Club will be held this evening at First Baptist Church. Rev. L. C. Trent, program committee chairman, announced, and several speeches will be broadcast by radio.
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Indianapolis Baptist Men's Club
First Baptist Church
L. C. Trent
Carrollton Ave Reformed Church to Build New Chapel
Carrollton Ave Reformed Church will construct a new building in the coming year after the mission board approved financial aid. The petition was presented by Rev. G. H. Gebhardt, with Mrs. J. B. Schramm noting the board meeting in Philadelphia. The congregation currently meets in a temporary chapel on Forty Fourth Street and Carrollton Ave.
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Carrollton Avenue
Reformed Are Red Mission Board
Phia
G. H. Gebhardt
Mission Board of the Church
Forty-Fourth St
Carrollton Ave
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