Raleigh man elected president of National Salesmen group
W W Murchison of Raleigh North Carolina is named president of the Travelers' Protective Association a body of thousands of salesmen after a convention held in New Orleans Louisiana Murchison succeeds the previous leader and takes the helm of the organization.
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Ww. S. Murchison
Raleigh, N. C
Travelers’ Protective Association
New Orleans
Mildred Huston
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Miss Huston
Washington
Derby Ballot Heist Shocks Indiana City Contest
Police investigate the theft of twenty five Derby ballots from Tom Quinn as rival candidates and local officials circle the controversy. The affair centers on the Brown Derby ballot vaults and a war spectacle tied to the Indianapolis Times and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kinney
Tom Quinn
Jo-Jo
Chief Kinney
Quinn
George J. Marott
Clarence E. Sparrow
Indianapolis Times
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Fairground
Catterlin Funeral Services Arranged for Hiram Catterlin
Funeral services for Hiram Sylvester Catterlin by long time ice business head will be held Tuesday at 5427 West Tenth Street with burial in Memorial Park cemetery. He was born in Rolling Prairie Indiana and moved to Indianapolis thirty years ago leading H C Catterlin & Sons and later Capital Ice Refrigerating Company. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Belle Washburn and Mrs Mabel Strome two sons Virgil and Raymond Catterlin two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Craig and Mrs Anna Snyder of Harvey Illinois and a brother Schuyler Catterlin Seattle Washington.
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Hiram Sylvester Catterlin
West Tenth Street
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Catterlin
Rolling Prairie
Ind
Indianapolis
Belle Washburn
Mabel Strome
Virgil
Raymond Catterlin
Elizabeth Craig
Anna Snyder
Harvey, Ill
Schuyler Catterlin
Seattle
Wash
Invite civic leaders to traffic session on loading zones
City officials invited business and civic leaders to a Tuesday night meeting in Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan's office to discuss traffic problems. Charles R. Myers says the loading zone clause is void and the city council likely will designate loading zones instead of the safety board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald H. Sullivan
Charles R. Myers
Safety Board
Boulder Dam Construction Begins on $165 Million Project
Government engineers started work on the Boulder Dam on the Nevada Arizona line. Authorized by congress for flood control irrigation and power the project envisions Los Angeles water supply and southwest needs. The second deficiency bill provides 10 660 000 for construction with total project cost set at 165 000 000.
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Washington
Boulder
Nevada-Arizona State Line
Congress
Southwest
Los Angeles
Interior Department
Older City Resident Hangs Self at Home
Arnold, 81, of 1123 Gimber Street, ended his life by hanging from a rope tied to a tree in the back yard today. The incident was reported by Ives, with authorities noting no foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Gimber
Ives
President Hoover may cancel western vacation plans
Washington July 7 President Hoover likely to abandon his summer trip to the west and possibly forego a Mexico visit. He may stay at his desk through summer with weekend fishing trips to Rapidan summer camp. Unfinished business includes power commission reorganization tariff schedules and London naval treaty ratification.
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Scrippe-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Hoover
Mexico
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Rapidan
Power Commission
Claudius Huston
Tariff Commission
Government challenges Vacuum Standard Oil merger
The government opened its case in federal court opposing the Vacuum Oil Company and Standard Oil Company of New York merger. It argues the deal would violate the Sherman anti trust laws of 1909 by significantly reducing competition in markets served by both firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Vacuum Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of New York
Webster Trial Nearing Close
Blackmail trial of Irving Webster publisher of the Indiana Journal was to resume in the criminal court today before Special Judge Floyd Mattice. The state plans to show Webster tried to extort money from prominent persons in an advertising scheme as the trial is expected to end Tuesday. Ben Newman, alleged conspirator and originator of the year book idea, turned state's evidence at the start. Webster’s defense claims he was drunk from November to January during the scheme. Newman faces joint and separate indictments with Webster for conspiracy and blackmail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Webster
Indiana Journal
Seventh District Republican
Criminal Court
Floyd Mattice
Judson L. Stark
Webster
Ben Newman
Ira W. Holmes
Newman
Miss Marion Hammer Advances to International Typing Contest
Evansville Indiana July 7 Miss Marion Hammer of Reitz high school earned a place for Indiana in the school novice division of the international type writing contest to be staged at Richmond Virginia on September 26 she will represent her state in Richmond VA and compete in the novice division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hammer
Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Reitz High School
Richmond
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