Manual Training HS Graduates 116 This Week
Manual Training High School reports 116 students graduated in the January class this week. Diplomas will be presented at the June commencement. Names include Florence Foster, Charlotte, Sponsel, Jacob A, Os Bhan Bell, Mary Hendriendricks, Ruth Porter, Veriehamse, Lucille Zimmerman, and many others listed.
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H.K. McComb
Manual Training High School
Eee
It ’ Tton
Florence Foster
Charlotte Corr
Gn Am Sponsel
Rotert
Sa Geo’ Am
Yscob
E . Norman
Smee
Gerigide
Biuemi Augusta
Evelyn
Nordjoh
Gitiaee Ara al Ae Athelien
Ido Os Bhan Bell
Ard Burtes
Nis
Brunner Carr
Baton Clark
Galen Cleary
Lena Ce
Teta Weis
Hett Otfe
Prone Gillum
A & Gryves
Spiane
S Greenspen
Hastin
Mae Hughes
Morris Hughes
Myrtle
Jones
Lillian
Sta Whlazier
Biignor
Geis Harris
Mary Hendriendricks
Bertine Bia
Ruth Porter
Tine
Do “Ba
Jove Ider
Mabel Non
Gertrude Eperd
Ajera Smith
Leora Thomas Art
Robert Dorothy Cee Pepaitian
Stewart
A Sturm
Joe
Giensruet
Edward Unepee Voila
Verie Hamse
Buell Bheiene
Lucille Zimmerman
Bond Petition Filed By Citizens Gas To Sell Bonds
The Indianapolis Gas Company filed a petition with the public service commission seeking to transfer 54000 in bonds to Citizens Gas Company. Citizens Gas also petitioned to sell bonds to fund improvements and betterments in the first half of 1924 under a 99 year lease from 1913. The lease requires depositing 7500000 in fifty year 6 percent first mortgage bonds for trustee drawing to finance improvements.
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Indianapolis Gas Company
Citizens Gas Company
Indianapolis Company
Public Service Commission
Citizens Company
Radio Receiving Sets Reach 3.5 Million In U S
The United States now has 3,500,000 radio receiving sets in operation marking a milestone in consumer radio adoption. Industry observers note steady growth through the year with widespread household adoption and rising sales of receivers.
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United States
Free trial offered for rupture treatment by W B Rice
Slanderous claims promote a supposed rupture stimulant that promises to close the opening without surgery. The ad urges immediate mail requests for a free trial and coupon, claiming recovery for ruptures as large as a man’s two fists and warning of pancreatitis and danger from untreated hernias.
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Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
Hoosier Athletic Club Elects Directors and Officers
At the annual meeting Wednesday evening Hoosier Athletic Club elected Lead Club Dr. Don L. Miller and five others as directors for three years. W R Hirst became director for one year. President Harold J Hampton was re elected. Officers include Walter B Smith first vice president Austin J Edwards second vice president John W Twitty corresponding secretary Glen J Riser recording secretary and Otto J Feucht treasurer. Splendid progress in the last year was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Miller
Charles H. Wilkinson
A. H. Moore
Joseph J. Schmid
C. A. Olds
Hoosier Athletic Club
W. R. Hirst
Harold J. Hampton
Walter B. Smith
Austin J. Edwards
John W. Twitty
Glen J. ‘Riser
Four Bills Approved by Legislative Council of Women
The Legislative Council of Women unanimously endorsed four bills today including the psychiatric hospital bill and the Vicksburgh Memorial bill. President Mrs. C Buchanan asked for a condolence letter to Henry Lawrence of Claypool over the death of Annis Burke and appreciation for his services.
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Legislative Council of Women
Vicksburgh
C. ¥. Buchanan
Henry Lawrence
Claypool
Annis Burke
Senators bitter in debate over Bible education bill
After an hour of bitter debate the Senate Education Committee forwarded the Dickerman bill for 120 hours weekly religious instruction with school credit. A minority postponement was defeated. The measure, supported by Protestant, Jewish and Catholic groups, would allow religious instruction outside school with credits. Critics argued it may exempt or replace school time. supporters said it promotes civic virtue through religious education.
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Senate Education Committee
Dickerman
Perkins
South Bend
Sims
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Leopold-Loeb
Chicago
Senator Perkins
Harrison
Sidelights on Indiana Assembly and Legislation
Jerome Brown protests seven assistant doorkeepers. Senator Fitch and others discuss scheduling. Lt. Gov. Orman suggests divisions. Vigo County Rep Hagenwald attends due to her husband’s illness. McClaskey recovers from appendicitis. Bar members host legislators at dinner with talk of Marion County four-court system. Werner preps a bill to ban serving meals in drug stores. druggists and cafes back it. Horne proposes highways to isolated church cemeteries. Musicians defer licensing until state convention. Tax bills linger with twenty five ideas to incense taxes and ten to cut them.
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Jerome Brown
Senate
Brown
Fitch
Muncie
Var Orman
Gerald Chapman Captured After Prison Escape
Gerald Chapman, famed mail bandit, was recaptured in Muncie Indiana last Sunday and returned to a Federal prison in Atlanta Georgia. He escaped in March 1923 and was moved under heavy guard by a “small army” of agents from Marion County jail to Union Station.
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Gerald* Chapman
Muncie
Ind
Atlanta
Chapman
Marion County
Union Station
Harold S. Banta to perform at Brookside Library tonight
Harold S. Banta the St. Louis cartoonist and impersonator will appear tonight at the Brookside Branch Library under the Brookside Civic League. A series of free lectures is being offered.
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Harold S. Banta
St. Louis
Brookside
Brookside Civic League
Mother freed as infant dies after scarf theft case
Elizabeth Beard, 20, who had been held on a charge of stealing a 10 cent scarf, was released from jail today. Her 11 month old baby, claimed by Beard as the child she stole for, died in a hospital despite doctors’ efforts.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Elizabeth Beard
Aspironal claims beat cold remedies and whiskey
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior two minute cold and cough reliever. It promises rapid relief, money back if symptoms persist, and urges consumers to buy at drug stores for themselves and their families, claiming safety and effectiveness for all ages.
Woman accosted on way to work in Indianapolis
Several alleged attempts to attack women and children remain unsolved by police. Nora Zook, 41, was accosted by a colored man at Blake and New York as she walked to Indianapo lis Bleaching Mills. Jennie George heard a scream and saw the man flee. Margaret Barnhart saw a man carrying a 12 year old girl into an alley. J L Casper felt a hand touch her while sleeping indoors.
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Nora Zook
New York St
Blake and
New York Sts
Indianapolis
Jennie George
Zdok
Margaret Barnhart
N. Pine St
J. L. Casper
E. Twelfth St
Woman reports burglary attempt at Fort Wayne address
Miss Gladys Brown of 629 Fort Wayne Avenue reports a man rammed out the front door of her room but nothing was stolen. Police noted the incident as a burglary attempt with no entry.
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Gladys Brown
Wayne Ave
Water Company Ordered to Pay $10,000 Fee for Stock Issue
The Indianapolis Water Company must pay a $10,000 fee to the Secretary of State to file a certificate for issuing $10,000,000 in preferred stock and converting $5,000,000 in common stock to no par value. Attorney General Arthur Gilliam approved the plan after former AG U S Lesh ruled against a $20,000,000 preferred stock issue as violating the rule that preferred stock cannot exceed twice the value of common stock.
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Indianapolis Water Company
Secretary of State
Arthur Gilliam
The
Water Company
U. S. Lesh
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Antoinette C. Hagenwald
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Harry C. Hagenwald
Terre 'Haute
Charles E. McClaskey
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W. C. Ela
G. W. Hughes
ELA
W. M. Barrong
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