Marriage Law Reform Urged at Indiana Bar Meeting
Mrs Emma Eaton White urged a Federal constitutional amendment to let Congress set marriage and divorce law uniform nationwide. She argued consistency with the Constitution and the need to end state-by-state variations. Speakers included Robert E Lee Saner of Dallas and Fred C Gause of Indianapolis. Simms of Lafayette led a symposium on constitutional education.
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Congress
Emma Eaton White
Indiana Supreme and Appellate Courts
Indiana State Bar Association
Indianapolis Country Club
Robert E. Lee Saner
Dallas
Texas
American Bar Association
America
State Supreme Court
Dan W. Simms
Lafayette
Association
Civic club opposes closing Oriental Street near Ford plant
The Southeastern Civic Improvement Club reiterates its opposition to closing Oriental Street as the Ford Motor Company seeks elevated railroad tracks. The club warns the move would disrupt a key north south thoroughfare connecting Martindale and Laurel Streets and threaten the plant’s presence in the city.
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Southeastern Civic Improvement Club
Oriental St
Ford Motor Company
Pennsylvania
Martindale Ave
Laurel St
Ford
Mondell Resignation Accepted as War Finance Director
President Coolidge accepted Frank W. Mondell's resignation as director of the War Finance Corporation. Mondell's resignation is effective July 15, and the President praised his public service in the role.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Frank W. Mondell
War Finance Corporation
Mondell
Marion County Court Seeks Opal Eades Missing Teen
Marion County juvenile court asks police to search for 16 year old Opal Eades who left her home at 1160 Bacon Street on Tuesday night. She wore a light blue dress a white hat and black slippers.
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Marion County Juvenile Court
Opal Eades
Bacon St
Special Train Plan From Indianapolis to Cincinnati Return
A special Big Four route train will depart Indianapolis at 7 a.m. and return from Cincinnati at 7:15 p.m. Central Time. Ticket office options listed at 34 West Ohio Street and Union Station. Fares noted as 2.75 for a cot, with regional listings 1.10 and 1.50 for Shelbyville Greensburg Batesville segments.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
West Ohio St
Union Station
Social festivities mark Miss Grace Brown visit and local gatherings
Miss Grace Brown of New York guest of Miss Eleanor Taylor. Luncheon by Miss Ketcham and dinner by Mrs. Atkins planned. Miss Brown to return home midweek. Various visits, trips, and social events noted, including weddings, motor trips, and club activities across Indianapolis with multiple locals and organizations referenced.
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Grace Brown
New York
Eleanor Taylor
DelaWare St
Edward Norvell
Mary Lois Ketcham
Miss Brown
Elias C. Atkins
William Eaglesfield
Indianapolis Country Club
Store Employees Picnic Sparks Broad Ripple Outing
More than 200 Goldstein Brothers department store employees from the Mutual Aid Association rode in special cars and automobiles to Broad Ripple Park Wednesday evening for their annual outing.
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Goldstein Brothers’ Department Store
Mutual Aid Association
Broad Ripple Park
Women Born 1873 to 1881 Benefit From Pinkham Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs. Elsie Ackerman of Convoy Ohio describes weak health during middle age and renewed energy after eight bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She also notes her daughter in law improved after three bottles and offers to pay if not helped. The ad urges readers to consider the product for middle aged women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Elsie Ackerman
Convoy
Ohio
June Bride to Live in Minnesota Before Wedding
Before her wedding the evening term of Mr. and Mrs. George Schakel of Rural and Walker Streets will be married. The Rev. and Mrs. Doester will reside at Villard, Minnesota.
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Harold Westlake Taylor
Wisconsin
N. Talbott St
Taylor
Gladys Elizabeth Hutchings
Milwaukee
Wis
Minnesota
George Schakel
Rural
Walker Sts
Doester
Villard
Minn
Alfred Doester
Visual Education Committee of Indy AAUW Plans Year
The Indianapolis Branch AAUW visual education committee met at 3951 N. Pennsylvania St. chaired by Mrs. J. T. Wheeler to outline study topics for the year. Topics include visual aids, psychological aids and imagination, visual education theories, and local program. Members listed. Dean Agnes Wells returned from Washington after AAUW board meetings.
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Indianapolis
American Association of University Women
J. T. Wheeler
Pennsylvania St
Wheeler
Walter Plandorf
Elizabeth Johnston
Frank Fowler
Katherine Beeson
Frank H. Streightoff
Frank D. Warfield
Dean Agnes Wells
National
Indiana State Federation of Branches
Washington
Bankruptcy petition filed against Phillipsborn Mail Order Co
In Chicago on July 9 an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court against the Phillipsborn Mail Order Company. The petition cites liabilities over 1 million dollars and assets around 750 thousand dollars and asks for the appointment of a receiver. The firm reportedly has operated at a loss for several months.
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United Press
Chicago
Phillipsborn
Williamson County Tightens Liquor Crackdown
Marion Illinois July 9 county officials report illicit liquor traffic in William son County has mostly dried up. Sheriff’s deputies struggle to seize remaining stills while the county board funds purchases to secure convictions with a $500 allotment to the state's attorney.
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United Press
Marion
Ill
Williamson County
Sheriff's Office
County Board of Supervisors
Seven youths escape from Missouri reform school
Seven young inmates at the State Reformatory in Boonville Missouri escaped early today by cutting dormitory window protections. They slid down improvised sheet ladders, stole an automobile in Boonville and made their getaway.
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Bu United Press
Boonville
State Reformatory
Shanghai unrest blamed on three foreigners
A Shanghai investigating committee backed by the Daily Telegraph reporter names two British nationals and one American as responsible for opening fire on Chinese strikers, marking the start of the current troubles in Shanghai.
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United Press London
Shanghai
Daily Telegraph
County to shift Bar rett tax costs to Indianapolis
Marion County officials will seek to shift the expense of Barrett law tax collections to the city at the county council meeting July 20. The cost is about 17000 dollars annually, per county auditor Harry Dunn. County infirmary conditions will also be reviewed, after harsh grand jury criticisms.
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Marion County
Indianapolis
Harry Dunn
Four Speeding Suspects Held by City Police
Four alleged speeders were slated at the city jail Wednesday night by city police. They are Lowell M. Lincoln, 18, of 121 Graceland Ave, charged with speeding and reckless driving without a tail light. Jenny McBride, 21, of 2450 N Dearborn St. Frank Bennett, 24, of 1130 Bates St. and Melvin Grubbs, 22, of 14 Fulton St, all charged with speeding.
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Lowell M. Lincoln
Graceland Ave
Jenny McBride
N. Dearhborn St
Frank Bennett
Bates St
Melvin Grubbs
Fulton St
PLAN BUYERS WEEK DISCUSSED FOR INDIANAPOLIS MEETING
Plans for Buyers' week in Indianapolis from August 31 to September 3 will be discussed by the Chamber of Commerce wholesale trade division executive committee Friday at noon. Fred L. Hollweg, general chairman, announced today.
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Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Fred L. Hollweg
C H Reynolds Dead Assistant General Superintendent Dies
C H Reynolds assistant general superintendent of the Chicago and North Western railway died at his home in Norfolk Nebraska today. He served in the railway's top management and was a prominent industry figure.
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C. H. Reynolds
United Pres
Norfolk
Neb
Suly
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Chotzie on Men Chasing and Love Rules
Martha Lee presents Chotzie's old rule rephrased about courting. Men tend to run when pursued, and chase when the pursuer is scarce. Most rule for love holds, with timid exceptions proving the point. A self-assertive woman can seem ridiculous to win lasting affection.
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Chetzie
Madonna of the Snows Echoes in Family Welcome
Leslie Prescott recalls a quiet family moment as her son Jackie naps and Syd greets her with warmth. Jack steps in, compliments the gown, and a guest admires the scene calling Leslie Madonna of the Snows. The intimate scene centers on affection from husband Jack and friend Syd.
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Carrie Jacobs Bond
Jackie
John
Jack
Leslie
Syd
Dear Martha 106 Advice on winning back a partner
A reader asks how to win back a boyfriend. The adviser says to show patient love not notes or messages, and that love may return if sincere. warns against chasing, says pride can matter, and shares a tale of a couple reconciled after drifting apart.
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Martha
Nothi
Chotzie
Lindsey’s Body Found After River Drowning at Exeter Park
Coroner Paul F. Robinson set Saturday inquest for Richard Lindsey of 408 N Holmes Ave after he drowned in White River near Exeter Park while swimming. He was found by William Love about a mile south of the park after a 24 hour river search. The boat capsized during return to shore with Clifford Gerard Grace Evans Evelyn Phillips aboard. Gerard attempted rescue.
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Paul F. Robinson
Richard Lindsey
N. Holmes Ave
White River
Exeter Park
Seventy-First St
William Love
Beville Ave
Alfred Chamness
Ashland Ave
New Street Lighting Lauded by Columbus Officials
City officials of Columbus Ohio inspected the new street lighting system here Wednesday night with a view to installing similar illumination in Columbus. William H Freeman, board of works member, led the tour. Colonel W H Duffy, director of public service, called it the last word in lighting systems.
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Columbus
Ohio
William H. Freeman
Board of Works
Col. W. H. Duffy
Public Service At
Freckles Remedy Promised Free Trial and Guarantee
An advertisement touts Othine double strength as a no cost remedy for freckles if it fails to remove them. Buy one ounce from any drugstore with a money back guarantee. The text urges asking for double strength Othine and notes rare cases require little quantity for even severe freckles.
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la Mar
La+Mar
Haag Drug Co
Hook Drug C O
Goldsmith
Lamar Laboratories
Perry-Payne
Cleveland
Ohio
Tomorrow Letter From Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise
A snippet from a 1925 NEA Service text features a playful exchange between a man and a woman with a “Snow Maiden” metaphor. The scene hints at romance and flirtation as the character Jack admires the snowlike beloved.
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Leslie Prescott
Jack
NEA Service, Inc
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