Fortune Quits Memorial Job and Hints at Feuds
Clem J. Richards of Terre Haute becomes president of the George Rogers Clark Memorial commission to end internal conflicts. Fortune, retiring president, cites aggressive antipathies from Dr. Frank Culbertson and Ewing R. Emison. Culbertson defends, Emison praised by supporters, as changes occur in Indiana’s memorial panel and its federal commission slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Richards
Terre Haute
Clark Commission
Clem J. Richards
George Rogers Clark Memorial Commission
William Fortune
Indianapolis
Frank Culbertson
Ewing R. Emison
Vincennes
Fortune
Culbertson
Emison
Commission
Richards
James Albert Woodburn
Bloomington
Indiana University
Frank C. Ball
Muncie
William H. Book
Indiana Commission
Anna Studebaker Carlisle
South Bend
Thomas Taggart
Lew O’bannon
Corydon
Richard and Lee Burns
Federal Commission
Loot Found From Auto Burglary At Fortieth Street Store
George D. Peck found a Willys Knight sedan backed into his grocery alley containing cigars lard meat and cigarets valued at 85 dollars. Burglars fled before escaping with loot. A suitcase and clothing valued at 185 dollars were taken from H G Fisher's car at Meridian and George Streets. A typewriter worth 65 dollars was stolen from a men's dormitory. Thurman Smith and Katherine Statler were sentenced in Shelby Circuit Court to two to fourteen years each for forgery and fined 10 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Peck
E. Fortieth St
Willys-Knight
H. G. Fisher
Rochester
N. Y
Meridian
George Sts
Paul Krider
Indiana Central College
Shelbyville
Ind
Ox gall aid claimed to boost liver function in ad
A vintage medical ad touts ox gall as a natural liver stimulant to prevent toxic buildup from poor habits. It promotes Dioxel tablets as ten drops of ox gall per tablet and pledges quick results. Readers are offered a free sample through Haag Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Fife
Haag Drug Co
Campaign Quiz Nears Recess in Senate Hearing
United Press reports the Senate Campaign Investigating Committee plans to end its hearings in Washington today after hearing six witnesses. Senators Goff of West Virginia, Sackett of Kentucky, and Representatives Burton and Brand of Ohio are among those expected to testify as the panel seeks to wrap up before the GOP and Democratic national conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Senator Goff
West Virginia
Sackett
Rep
Kentucky
Senate
Hoover
Burton and
Brand
Ohio
Government Printing Office
House
Urges Specialized Clinics for Unwed Mother Babes
Aerie No 211 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles reports new officers led by William Beswick as worthy president after Monday’s installation at the Eagles Temple 43 W Vermont St. The item notes ongoing control by the new administration.
Jail 3 For HoldUp At Brookside Drug Store
Police seek three bandits who robbed E M Siler at 2802 Brookside Ave Monday night. Robberies tied to auto banditry case against George Webster. Suspects described as three men in a car. early arrest anticipated. Arrests include Ellis Scales Joe Nasby and Frank Brown in related theft at 429 Muskingum St. and 224 N Senate Ave. incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Siler
Brookside Ave
Robert Robbins
Oriental St
Brookside
Robbins
George Webster
Senate Ave
Merchants elect Goldstein president and officers chosen
Albert S. Goldstein of Goldstein Brothers was elected president of the Merchants Association at a directors meeting Monday night. W. E. Balch continues as manager in his twenty second year. Officers named include Herman P. Lieber vice president Samuel L. Hahn secretary and Frank D. Stalnaker treasurer. Directors named include Ayres Gay Brown Kahn Taylor and Vonnegut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Goldstein
Goldstein Brothers
Merchants Association
W. E. Balch
Herman P. Lieber
H. Lieber Company
Samuel L. Hahn
Selig’s
Frank D. Stalnaker
Indiana National Bank
Frederick M. Ayres
L. S. Ayres and Company
G. A Gay
Pettis Dry Goods Company
Arthur G. Brown
Marott Shoe Company
Edward R. Kahn
Peoples Outfitting Company
Carl A. Taylor
Taylor Carpet Company
George Vonnegut
Vonnegut Hardware Company
Veteran physician Caleb Ritter dies at 73
Dr. Caleb L. Ritter, 73, longtime Gosport physician, was found dead from a heart attack in his basement. Funeral services start 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Gosport with burial in Gosport cemetery. He served 37 years in practice, presided over Owen County Medical Society, and belonged to Indiana and American medical groups. Surviving: daughter Mrs. Thomas Dodd. sister Mrs. Charles B. Naugle. brother Dr. Christian C. Ritter.
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Caleb L. Ritter
Gosport
Ind
Ritter
Dr. Ritter
West Newton
Owen County Medical Society
Indiana Medical Society
American Medical Association
Pythias
Methodist Church
Thomas Dodd
Charles B. Naugle
Indianapolis
Christian C. Ritter
Hugh Brown Elected Head of Bank Group
Hugh Brown of Fletcher American National Bank was elected president of the Indianapolis chapter American Institute of Banking at the annual meeting Monday night at Spink Arms. Edward B. Funk presided at a banquet. Forty bankers attended. D. E. Overmire was elected vice president and Miss Mary Dennis was named secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Brown
Fletcher American National Bank
Indianapolis
American Institute of Banking
Spink Arms
Edward B. Funk
State Savings and Trust Company
Institute
F. W. Hitzeman
Old National Bank
Ft. Wayne
Ind
C. Oliver Holmes
Indiana Bankers’ Association
D. E. Overmire
The
Peoples State Bank
Mary Dennis
Bankers’ Association
Indiana firemen convention due here July 17 18 19
About 4000 people are expected for the Indiana fireman convention to be held in Ter re Haute. The Shrine Temple will host the business sessions with bands from Muncie Lafayette and other cities providing music for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Public clinics urged for prenatal care at Florence Crittenton confab
Dr Herman G Morgan of the Indianapolis health board stressed prenatal and postnatal care for unwed mothers during the Florence Crittenton Mission conference closing session at the Marott. Speakers included Dr Kenosha Sessions and Mrs James Hartford. moving plans for the Florence Crittenton Home were announced amid talks on mother and child responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Morgan
Crittenton
Marott
Indianapolis Public Health Board
Florence Crittenton
United States
Kenosha Sessions
Indiana
James H. Hartford
Columbus
Ohio
John A. Brown
State Charities Board
PF. S. C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Jean Cole
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Pungee
Wheeling
W. Va
Honor for former provost at Indiana University Club luncheon
The Indiana University Club adopted a tribute resolution for Dr. Samuel E. Smith Indiana University provost who died last week at its season finale luncheon at the Columbia Club. Dr Edward T Thompson who has succeeded Robert E Neff as administrator of Indiana University hospitals was introduced to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University Club
Samuel E. Smith
Indiana University
Columbia Club
Edward T. Thompson
Robert E. Neff
Indiana University Hospitals
Nomination of Dailey in First Vote Predicted
Supporters predicted Frank C. Dailey would win the Democratic State convention on the first ballot with 800 votes claimed at the outset. Delegates meet at Cable Tabernacle to select 11 state offices, with Fredrick’s backers seeking second choices to foil Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Dailey
Cable Tabernacle
Dailey
John E. Fredtic
Kokomo
Fredric
Earl Crawford
Milton
George R. Dale
Muncie
Fredrick
Frederick van Nuys
United States
Thomas Taggart
Evansville
Ora C
Joseph Shea
Indianapolis
Irtin
Boonville
William Ft. Curll
Petersburg
A. C. Wood
Angola
J. Pe Oe
Tipton
Samuel E. Cook
Uniin
Albert Stump
Free ride ends with missing cash in car
Miss Mabel Kindred of 230 East Pratt Street says a man offered a ride to three women during rain after leaving home for work. She reports alighting downtown and leaving her purse and $73 in the car, implying a theft or loss during the vehicle ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kindred
E. Pratt Sr
Apt
Kindred
Purse Snatcher Fails As Man Fleeed After Following Woman
A Black man pursued a woman to her home on Monday, shouted at her and attempted to snatch her purse from under her arm, then fled. Police investigate the incident and seek information.
Indiana State Adds Two Plays to Culver Literary Day
Night report shows Mrs. Gertrude Bartlett at 111 E St Clair St telling police a thief failed to grab a purse and fled. Indiana State has submitted two extra plays to Culver Literary Day contest. "Cobwebs Across the Moon" by Kenneth Gantz of Jasonville and "One Morning" by Allen Richardson of Terre Haute.
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Gertrude Bartlett
E. St. Clair St
Times Special
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State
Kenneth Gantz
Jasonville
Allen Richardson
Man crashes into police car in intoxication case
Clinton White of 20814 W Morris Sr drove into a police car led by Sergt Frank Reilly Monday night. He faced charges of driving while intoxicated and lacking lights. Officers recovered liquor in his car and charged White and three passengers with operating a blind tiger and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton White
W. Morris Sr
Frank Reilly
White
Martin Cahill
Meridian St
Charles Harris
S. West St
Gerald Isreal
S. Randolph St
Wanted 50 Thousand Skinny Men
An advertisement proclaims McCoy's Tablets can help underweight men or women gain at least 5 pounds in two months. It cites an Atlantic City case of 28 pounds gained, promises an ironclad guarantee, and offers refunds if the weight gain and health improvement are not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
McCoy
Hook’s Degonsente
Hay Stores
Vf Drug Store
Graduates Receive Law Degrees at Harrison School Ceremony
Thirty four students were graduated Monday evening from the Benjamin Harrison Law School at the Columbia Club. Former Supreme Court Judge Fred C. Gause delivered the commencement address. Roy A. Holtzclaw, president of the graduating class, gave the valedictory, and Dean W. W. Thornton conferred the degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison Law School
Columbia Club
Supreme Court
Fred C. Gause
Roy A. Holtzclaw
W. W. Thornton
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Congress
James E. Watson
Arthur H Greenwood
Arthur R. Robinson
Watson
Will Wood
Coolidge
Clark Project
Grocer
Berlin
Fritz von Opel
von Opel
Goff
Heads Eagles
Beswick
Merchants
A. S. Goldstein
Balch
Hoosier
Bank Group
Fletcher
Indiana Firemen
Ohioan
C. O. McCormick
Florence Crittenton Home Medical
N. Mlinois St
Indiana University Hospital Group
Robert S. Barrett
Alexandria
Crittenton Mission
Athletic Club
Girl
Ayer
Negro
Fibre Suite
Gage
Liberal Credit
Sagless Ng
Ree
E.wash
E. Wash
Capitol Dairies
Inc
Benjamin Harrison School
Ontalee Veale
Washington and Delaware Sts
Daniels, Inc
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