Indiana Leads Accredited List of Cattle Herds
April report shows Indiana atop the nation in accredited herds with 6 114 herds totaling 60 064 cattle, fully accredited and nearly disease free. 378 of 21 451 tested showed tuberculosis, and 29 996 herds with 266 692 cattle are under state and federal supervision.
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R. C. Julian
Gibson
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Indiana
Unite
Julian
City Health Board
Indianapolis
City Adopts Distinctive Yellow Splash for Utilities
Indianapolis installs a bold yellow scheme across public works. Water company mains, fire plugs, tools, wagons, and Riverside Station pumps now wear a luminous yellow, aiming to brand the city with a unique hue.
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Water Company
Riverside
Robbers Take Bedford Dealer's Car After Assault
Noble Davis a Bedford furniture dealer is minus his automobile after stopping to aid a stalled car on a Greencastle road. A man with a revolver searched him struck him on the scalp and drove off in Davis' car.
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United Press
Greencastle
Ind
Noble Davis
Bedford
Davis
Dr Henry Named President Of Marion County TB Association
Dr Alfred Henry was re elected president of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association at a Monday luncheon at the Theodore Potter Fresh Air School. Officers include Sol Schless as vice president Mrs James Floyd as secretary and Mrs A C Rasmussen as treasurer. Yearly activity reports were read and new directors township vice presidents and an executive committee were named.
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Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Alfred Henry
Theodore Potter Fresh Air School
Sol Schless
James Floyd
A. C. Rasmussen
Short Ridge Annual 1924 High School Published
The Short Ridge High School Annual for 1924 was awarded favorable notices by critics under editor Nathan M. Davis. Charles Hulsman served as literary editor with Eloys Meyer as art editor and George Crossland as managing editor.
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Nathan M. Davis
Shortridge
Charles Hulsman
Eloys Meyer
Roda E. Selleck
George Crossland
Indianapolis Exhibition Opens Oct 4 11 for Local Manufacturers
National advertising of Indianapolis made products will be considered by the Industrial Exposition Publicity committee Wednesday noon at the Chamber of Commerce Building. Jesse E. Hanft serves as chairman. Only Indianapolis manufacturers may exhibit during the October 4 to 11 exposition.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jesse E. Hanft
Indianapolis
Film to Show in Indianapolis at Board of Trade Clubroom
The Postal Telegraph Commercial Cables film will have its first Indianapolis showing at 7 30 p m Friday in the Board of Trade clubroom. Superintendent J F Looney announced the program which depicts the system reaching more than two thirds of the world.
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Postal Telegraph-Commercial Cables
Indianapolis
Board of Trade
J. F. Looney
Garden of Eden romance: 81 year old man weds 20 year old bride
The Kansas man S P Dinsmore, 81, built a Garden of Eden at his home with statues and biblical scenes. He sets a mausoleum for his late wife as Emilie Brozek, 20, agrees to be his Eve, marking a shared life of happiness in a property described as paradise.
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Kansas
Garden of Eden
Bride
Bu_NEA Service
Ucas
Kas
Kansas Town
S. P. Dinsatore
Paradise
Satan
Cain
Abel
Dinsmore
Emilie Brozek
S. P. Dinsmore
Interstate rates rise in east and fall in west
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved express rate increases in the eastern district and slight reductions in the western and southern areas. In Cleveland the dry issue is called eminently satisfactory by prohibition chief Roy Haynes. Nine people reportedly drowned in floods in Mercer and McDowell Counties West Virginia. Four bandits robbed a Seattle department store of 26000 dollars. Japanese film magnates plan a boycott of American films after July first. Five killed in a plane crash in Buena Ventura Colombia ambiente.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Funeral Rites Set for W F Hamilton
Funeral services for W F Hamilton 76 long time Indianapolis resident and Knights of Pythias member will be Wednesday at 2 p m at 1314 Blaine Ave with burial at Crown Hill He died shortly after surgery at city hospital Surviving are his widow a daughter Mrs Merle Service a brother John F Hamilton a sister Mrs Lydia French and a grandson Willis Service all of Indianapolis
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W. F. Hamilton
Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias
Blaine Ave
Crown Hill
City Hospital
Merle Service
John F. Hamilton
Lydia French
Willis Service
Eighteen Indianapolis Men Await Civil Service Exam Results
Eighteen applicants from Indianapolis await the outcome of an examination conducted under civil service secretary Harry M. Trimpe. The men seek patrol inspector positions in the Buffalo district government jobs.
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Indianapolis
Harry M. Trimpe
Civil Service
Buffalo
Today's Best Radio Features
Radio listings feature performances and excerpts scheduled for tonight. Gaulin's sacred cantata The Holy City on WIP Philadelphia at 8 p.m. EST. Hizett's Carmen excerpts on WGY Schenectady at 7 p.m. EST. Naval Reserve Band from Great Lakes on WJAX Cleveland at 7:30 p.m. CST. Imperial Marimba Band on KPO San Francisco at 6 p.m. PST. Chicago Musical College program on KYW Chicago at 7 p.m. CST.
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United Preas
WIP
Philadelphia
Gaulin
Holy City
WGY
Schenectady
Hizett
Wot Opera Company
WJAX
Cleveland
Naval Reserve Band of Great Lakes
KPO
San Francisco
Imperial
KYW
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Family Welfare Society Begins First Drive Since January
The Family Welfare Society starts its first membership drive since January 22. Dwight Ritter is named membership chairman with help from Mrs. Frank W. Woods Mrs. Frank M. Jones John F. White J I Holcomb and Charles Rooke. The group aided 2 168 families in the past month, says general secretary Paul L. Benjamin.
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Family Welfare Society
Dwight Ritter
Frank W. Woods
Frank M. Jones
John F. White
J. I Holcomb
Charles Rooke
Paul L. Benjamin
Logsden Named to State Board of Agriculture Vacancy
Edwin I. Logsden president of Knox Consolidated Coal Company and cattle breeder is appointed by Governor Emmett F. Branch to fill the vacancy on the State board of agriculture caused by the death of Samuel J. Miller.
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Edwin I. Logsden
Knox Consolidated Coal Company
Emmett F. Branch
State Board of Agriculture
Samuel J. Miller
Crown Realty Company Incorporated to Manage Crown Laundry Expansion
A 275 090 addition to the Crown laundry at 2901 E Washington St will be built. Crown Realty Company formed to oversee the project was organized Monday. Directors named are Walter H. Montgomery Ross H Wallace and Kenneth R Badger.
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Crown Laundry
Washington St
Crown Realty Company
Walter H. Montgomery
Ross H. Wallace
Kenneth R. Badger
Flag Day Proclaimed by Governor Branch
Governor Emmett F. Branch proclaims Saturday as Flag Day urging display of the flag to show commitment to freedom liberty and equality of man across the commonwealth. The proclamation emphasizes cardinal principles the nation stands for.
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Governor Branch
Emmett F
Wife recounts fatal stabbing in city slums
Police arrest Mrs Lizzie Outlaw on vagrancy charges after a lengthy search. She identifies Russell Evans as the man found dead with knife wounds in James Allen’s yard. Evans had cited in a street fight near midnight. Outlaw faces murder charges. her husband Joe Outlaw is at large and also indicted for drawing deadly weapons and assault with intent to kill.
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Lizzie Outlaw
Earhart St
Russell Evans
Evans
James Allen
Smith St
Outlaw
A Puzzle A Day on Heavier Sand or Water
A brief puzzle note compares sand and water to judge which is heavier. It opens by acknowledging the common saying pint equals pound is erroneous and invites the reader to assume it true for sand and water to weigh which would be heavier, sand or water.
Sign reads NO FARKING from PINK ORGAN letters
Police raid reveals Mrs. Ella Jacobs of 84644 Virginia Ave under arrest on a blind tiger charge after officers found grain alcohol at her home.
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Ella Jacobs
Virginia Ave
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