Reserve officers at Ft. Benjamin Harrison firing line
Ready or the firing line these reserve officers of Indianapolis are pictured on the rifle range at Ft. Benjamin Harrison where the 167th brigade is encamped. Left to right Captain Charles H. Vance R. R. 3 Box 278 First Lieutenant G S Blue 4230 Graceland avenue First Lieutenant George S Wilson School for the Blind First Lieutenant D B Shaw 3712 Ruskin place Ready on Firing Line
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Indianapolis
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
167Th
Charles H. Vance
R. R
G.S. Blue
Graceland Avenue
George S. Wilson
School For the Blind
D. B. Shaw
Ruskin Place
Pendulum swing questioned in golf putting
DVICE argues against a strict pendulum stroke for putting. He favors a looser grip and a slight sway into the ball, treating the putter like an iron shot with a modest weight shift.
Thrift Note Wins Vacation Award Contest
A series of reader letters describe national scenery from the Canadian Rockies to California and Yellowstone, praising home life and mental and physical benefits of travel. Readers Florence Stratman Maude Milburn Mary Jo Coleneau share journeys across the west, Tennessee to Indiana, and a note on transformer efficiency concludes the column.
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Helen Grove
Illinois’ Street
Times
Canadian Rockies
Wyoming
Cow Country
Cumberland
Florence Stratman
Chester Avenue
West
Fairyland
California
Yosemite
Northwest
Columbia River
Lake Louise
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Jacksonville
Fla
Cumberland Mountains
Indiana
Four year old dies after auto strike on Morris Street
In Indianapolis an inquest was ordered into the death of Edith Breedlove four who was killed when an automobile struck her on West Morris Street. The Breedlove family of 2557 West brothers is named among the survivors. Police report a second incident nearby involved a stolen car and a Dayton Ohio group fleeing wrecks after colliding with a different auto. Witnesses referenced a soft drink stand and a bent bumper as key details of the Monday night events.
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West Morris Street
Edith Breedlove
Otto Breedlove
West
Mike Echtey
Dayton
Thirtieth Street
State Road
Echtey
John Boesch
Ben Trottman
J. H. DeLong
Madison Avenue
City Hospital
DeLong
Indianapolis
Morris Street
Wyona Scott
Valley Machine
Columbus
Ind
Mills
Elzy
Geraldine Loose
Martha
Parker Avenue
Elizabeth Scott
Miss Eizy
Elise Jane Lesh
Josephine Scott
Miss Scott
James Thompson
Holmes Avenue
Scott
Quincey A. East
Blooming
Illinois
East
John
J. Hall
Bloomington
Anin
Mary Breedlove
Hugh
Three Moore
Princeton
Ea Reenea Ak Ace
Final Laps Wednesday in Bicycle Marathon
Six teams began the race on the east side boys cycle course with four dropping out. Ray Kealing and Byron Conroy lead with 758 miles, followed by James Bacon and George Worley within twenty five miles. Robert Lankford and Richard Bell sit third, Ede ward Dahle and Art Davis fourth as the race closes Wednesday night.
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East Side
Ray Kealing
Byron Conroy
James Bacon
George Worley
Robert Lankford
Richard Bell
Edeward Dahle
Art Davis
Paving Tieup Threatens City Contract Work
The $200 000 street paving program may be halted as a paving feud rages between asphalt interests and concrete advocates at city hall. City Engineer A st Moore warns the dispute could pause remaining paving for the season while lawsuits seek to restrain concrete on Shepard Street.
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City Hall
A. St. Moore
Works Board
Shepard Street
Merle N. A. Walker
Moore
Ninth Ward
Kenworthy
E. Kirk McKinney
Honery Democrats
McKinney
Portland Cement Association
Board of Works
Cement Association
Eubank Assigned to Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Keith H. Eubank of Kingman has graduated from West Point and will serve as second lieutenant at Ft. Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis. Also noted is the August 17 wedding of Ella M. Rodenbeck and Rev. Lorenz A. Buck in Fort Wayne who plan to go to China for missionary work. A child named Carl Lewis, aged 2, died after being struck by a car in Elwood while visiting grandparents.
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Pu Times
Times Special
FT. Wayne
Ind
Ella M. Rodenbeck
Lorenz A. Buck
China
Lemont man dies after collision with car
A. J. McCormick, 60, was killed when struck by a automobile driven by Chester Gomolski of Chicago. Gomolski is held pending an inquest.
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Culpurea Perry "Inc
A. J. McCormick
Chester Gomolski
Chicago
Gomolski
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Thrift Note
Mary JO Coleneau
1603
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Denver
Sana Fe
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
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Nevada
Utah
Roaring Pacific
National Park
Charles
Karl
James
Hazel
Mary
Ruby
C. G. Elzy
UlaUngde
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Gnome
Men’s Athletic Union
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Hendricks Kenworthy
William Hall
Hall
Reginald H. Sullivan
Sullivan
United Press
MT. Vernon
Genevieve Moll
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Elwood
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Pepin
Ghambray
America
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