City Council probes ten year street lighting contract
City council considers additional investigation of the Merchants Heat and Light Company street lighting contract after a motion to strike it failed. Several members urged retention or investigation, with traffic changes and zoning hearings also discussed but no action taken.
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Merchants Heat and Light Company
Board of Works
Shank
Ben H. Thompson
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Thompson
Otto Ray
Heydon W Buchanan
Walter W. Wise
Theodore J. Bernd
Ira L. Bramblett
Council
Winthrop Ave
Forty-Second St
Fifty-Sixth St
Kenwood Ave
Oliver Ave
White River
Warman Ave
Walnut
Sixteenth Sts
TIZ Eases Aching Swollen Feet Advertisement
A vintage ad extols Tiz for sore feet offering quick relief from corns and bunions. It promises painless, comfortable feet after a bath andclaims a box costs only a few cents at drugstores or department stores.
Thedford's Black Draught Endorsed by Rutherford Resident
A Rutherford North Carolina resident A S Jackson says thirty eight years old used the remedy for twenty years to combat spring fatigue joint pain and dull headaches caused by an inactive liver. He credits Black Draught with keeping him in good shape and urges regular bowel action for overall health.
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A. S. Jackson
Rutherford
N. C
Thedford
Best Radio Features Lists 1924 Network Programs
Radio listings summarize schedule blocks across stations in Detroit Dallas Albany Chicago New York Toronto and Los Angeles with Shrine program WDAF WJZ CFCA KGO KHJ and temple music features including Paul Specht Phillip Steele Leslie Smith Piedmont Trio Optmist Club of Toronto and Kathryn Thompson saxophone band.
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United Press
WDAF
Kansas City
Shrine
Detroit
Dallas
Albany
Chicago
WJZ
New York
Paul Specht
Phillip Steele
Leslie Smith
Piedmont Trio
CFCA
Toronto
Optimist Club of
KGO
Oakland
Temple Israel
KHJ
Los Angeles
Kathryn Thompson
Hoosier Briefs Capture Local Liquor Case and More
A Clinton man jailed for liquor law violations claimed he was watching chickens while the mistress was away at the Whisky Mary home. A forgery suspect escaped as Sheriff Jackson opened a jail door in Lafayette. Six railroad workers retired to the Pennsylvania Railroad honor roll on June 1. Columbian Park in Lafayette opened for summer. Fire destroyed two barns and six horses near Mishawaka. A Kokomo youth survived a robbery after surrendering 50 cents and a punch. The laying of the St. Joseph Church auditorium corner stone in Shelbyville cost about 80 thousand dollars with Rev. Francis A. Roell in charge. A Greensburg court handles a white mule case and a replevin case over Joe the black mule. Joe Walker, convicted of murder in Terre Haute, remains denied a new trial and faces electric chair on Sept. 10. Marion Kiwanians to wear overalls for Camp Meshingomesia hut painting.
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Clinton
Mgr
Francis A. Roell
Richmond
St. Joseph Church
Shelbyville
Methodist Bishop Homer C. Stuntz Dies
Bishop Homer C. Stuntz of the Methodist Episcopal Church died after months of illness in Omaha Nebraska He had retired from leadership in the Omaha area by the Springfield conference due to ill health He had suffered a paralytic stroke in Miami Florida last year and never recovered
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Homer C. Stuntz
Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Stuntz
Springfield
Mass
Miami
Fla
Stolen Oldsmobile Belongs to William H. Titus
Police report a stolen Oldsmobile belonging to William H. Titus of 544 North Illinois Street. Vehicle taken from near North Street and Capitol Avenue with no further details available.
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William H. Titus
Illinois St
Oldsmobile
North St
Capitol Ave
Immigrant plan heads Lutheran meeting in Fort Wayne
H G Tank of Milwaukee was elected president of the Associated Lutheran Laymen at a six day Fort Wayne conference. The group approved a plan to bring 1000 Lutheran immigrants from Europe to the United States.
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FT. Wayne
Int
H. G. Tank
Milwaukee
Associated Lutheran
Europe
Trial of Montpelier man to bomb hotel delayed
Hartford City Indiana June 3 William Davis of Montpelier faced conspiracy to bomb the Columbia Hotel charges when the trial was postponed due to a juror illness.
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Times
Hartford City
Ind
William Davis
Montpelier
Columbia Hotel
Burns to Death in Kendallville Stove Accident
Kendallville Indiana June 3. Sarah Iden aged 64 was burned to death late Monday when she attempted to start a cook stove with kerosene.
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Times
Kendallville
Ind
Sarah Iden
Limejuice Pete Sails Again Under False Name
Peter Newhall survives a shipwreck on the Jupiter, assumes the alias Peter Neville to hide his identity, and joins the crew of the Dolly Bettis. He is surgically rebuilt by Bill and reenters sea life, planning a return to Alaska and work at a cannery while evading law.
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Peter Newhall
Augusta
Ivan Ishmin
Paul Sarichef
Ishmin
Sarichef
South America
Dorothy
Alaska
Big Chris Larson
Cannery
Dorothy Newhall
Pirate Cove
Peter
Gill
Dolly Bettis
Naknek
Siberia
Unalaska
Frisco
Peter Neville
Bill
Pete
Limejuice Pete
Jupiter
Pete Limejuicer
Atso
Peter Disguised as Englishman Surprises Sailors
In Chapter IV Peter Newhall passes as an Englishman to the Dolly Bettis crew. Bill suspects nothing as Peter’s southern accent marks him as English by elimination.
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Peter Newhall
Bill
Castoria Brand Teething Remedy Endorsed by Physicians
A historical advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe over thirty-year remedy for teething and upset stomach. It claims no narcotics and directs readers to follow package directions with physicians' endorsement. The ad emphasizes its long-standing use and reliable signature.
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Fletcher
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