Printing School to Present Two Diplomas Friday
The United Typo Thetae of America School of Printing will award diplomas to sixty two graduates at commencement Friday afternoon at 1500 E Michigan St. Invocations and addresses will be led by Dr. Frederick W. Hamilton Julian Wetzel and J Clark Acton. Notable speakers include Milo H. Stuart A J McGuire William J. McCarthy and E O Hobbs. Graduates hail from St. Louis Somerville Omaha Indianapolis Chicago and other cities with many listed by name.
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United Typothetae of America School of Printing
Michigan St
Frederick W. Hamilton
Boston
Julian Wetzel
J. Clark Acton
Toronto
Canada
Milo H. Stuart
Technical High School
A. J. McGuire
Honolulu
William J. McCarthy
E. O. Hobbs
American Legion
Layton
Hawkins
Chicago
Milton W. Bayles
St. Louis
Robert M Belloir
Somerville
Mass
Eva C. Bickel
Farmeratute
Ohio
Ernest G. Romschliegel
Omaha
Neb
Flord E. Brooks
Vienna
Raw
Joseph Butler
Jerry Carlon
Indianapolis
Carl G. Carlson
Duluth
Minn
Pauli N. Clayton
Denver
Colo
Albert Collins
Somerset
Lardner C
William
Ill
Alfred Gardner
Clarks
George L. Grossbrenner
Robert R. Graessle
Leo Gray
Independence
Iowa
Diana Raines Griffes
Los Angeles
Cal
Rudolph Gustavuson
Til
Lester
Hartzell
Edgerton
Wis
James F. Hough
Nanaimo
Irish Columbia
Raymond E. Huesman
She
Gianapolis
Alfred L. McCauley
Battle Creek
Louis McClellan
Richmond
William R. McEvor
Dekalb
Allan J. McGuire
Louis MS
Nickel
Mayview
Glenn M. Pagett
Cheney
Kan
Ralph Palfrey
New Orleans
Curtis E. Parker
Pittsburgh
RK. L. Payne
South Haven
Mich
Alva O Pearson
Nelson C. Potters
Muncie
Ind
Frederick W Schaub
Decatur
Burtom S. Smith
Detroit
Felix Sobieralski
Niles
William W Southam
Benjamin Swamp
Paul E. Thomas
van C. Walton
Wooster
Edward
Graduates Entertainers At Garfield Park Picnic
Graduates of school No. 66 and Henry P. Coburn school, with teachers, enjoyed a Garfield Park picnic hosted by children's parents. R. Walter Jarvis provided the South American Band for an hour as youths danced, with balloons popcorn and lemonade. Organizers included Mesdames S. B. Fowler Harry O. Lee Ellis Hunter C. H. Fenner and Arthur Reinking.
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Henry P. Coburn
Garfield Park
R. Walter Jarvis
Mesdames S. B. Fowler
Harry 0. Lee
Ellis Hunter
C. H. Fenner
Arthur Reinking
Anderson Girls Held in Delinquent Fugitive Case
Three runaway girls from Anderson were arrested at a rooming house on delinquent fugitive from justice charges. Emmett McKinley 22 of 2214 W Michigan St and Harry Edwards 24 of Hotel Edward faced criminal assault and contributing to delinquency charges. Margaret Chem 705 N New Jersey St was charged with renting rooms for immoral purposes contributing to delinquency and child neglect.
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Anderson
Emmett McKinley
Michigan St
Harry Edwards
Edward
Margaret Chem
New Jersey St
New Opinion on Day Law From Indiana Attorney General
Attorney General U S Lesh writes to Vanderburgh County Sheriff Fred Henke interpreting day law. He argues Supreme Court decisions make concealed liquor on a person evidence of intent to transport and that sheriffs may stop and search cars they suspect transport intoxicants.
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United States Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
U. S. Lesh
Fred Henke
Vanderburgh County
Lesh
Indiana
Funeral services for John R. Eakin in Greenfield
John R. Eakin 29 of 723 8. Noble St. will be laid to rest at Greenfield Park cemetery after funeral at Greenfield Christian Church at 10 30 a m Wednesday. He died Sunday at his father in law George Eaton's home in Greenfield. A member of Greenfield Christian Church he worked over five years for the Indianapolis Baking Company. Ill health led to a leave of absence recently.
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John R. Eakin
Noble St
Greenfield Christian Church
Eakin
George Eaton
Greenfield
Ind
Greenfield Park Cemetery
Mr. Eakin
Indianapolis Baking Company
Indianapolis
Boys find human body fragment in barn loft mystery
Two boys reported finding part of a human body in a barn loft at 29 Hendricks Place. Police later solved the mystery with statements from resident Margaret Ankenbrock and her son William, a medical student, who said the specimen belonged to him.
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Hendricks PL
Margaret Ankenbrock
William
Fire damages John Anderson home from defective flue
A defective flue caused a Monday night fire that practically destroyed the one story home of John Anderson at 2341 Dubois Street. Vaart $120.
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John Anderson
Dubois
Eighth graders face diploma shift in Hoosier schools
Hartford City officials expect higher high school enrollment as the year sees a diploma-free eighth grade. Other notes include a 88 year old death in Monticello, a Ku Klux Klan naturalization plan in Connersville, a church fire probe restart, and local farming, mining, and public service headlines across White and nearby counties.
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Hartford City
Ku Klux Klan
Roberts Park
Connersville
Jail Changes His Ideas
Elmer C. Ewing 26 of 1714 W Michigan St was released from jail after a three day contempt of court sentence. He told Judge Clinton S Givan he could not be forced to pay 10 weekly for his first wife Lulu P Ewing and two children if he could go to Canada. He abandoned the Canada idea today. Ewing was divorced April 26 and remarried in May. He earns 17 a week as an extra street car conductor.
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Elmer C. Ewing
Michigan St
Ewing
Clinton S. Givan
Superior Court
Lulu P. Ewing
Canada
Zemo Skin Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A 35¢ or $1 bottle of Zemo is recommended to relieve itching and cleanse the skin. The ad claims it removes irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar issues by applying as directed. The liquid is described as penetrating and soothing, leaving skin soft and healthy.
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Zemo
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Restores Health
Detroit woman Mrs Jenny Evans testifies she suffered from female weakness and backache then regained full health after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others with displacements irregularities or nervousness to try the remedy, noting many similar testimonials.
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Evans
Lydia E.pinkham
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Jenny Evans
Lafayette Blvd
Lydia E. Pinkham
Plain Talk on Black Draught Liver Tonic
Mrs. Asa G. Ollis of Saint Joseph Illinois praises Thedford’s Black Draught as a liver tonic and remedy for sour stomach indigestion and constipation. She warns few heed constipation though it risks health and notes the product relieves biliousness indigestion and headaches. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.
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Saint Joseph, Ill
Asa G. Ollis
Mrs Ollis
Thedford
Industry Talks Code of Taxation To U8 Farmers
Washington June 12 Representatives of the National Association of Manufacturers and conservative agricultural leaders have met to draft a code of fundamental taxation principles. The proposed program calls for repeal of all current excise taxes and urges tax forms that do not deter individual enterprise. No sales tax reference is included. The code asserts government costs must be borne by citizens and that the federal government should not seek new tax sources.
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Washington, D. C
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington Service Bulletin
Manufacturers’ Association
Admiral Benson Attacks Flappers and Talks Navy Morals
Admiral W. S. Benson, retired, spoke to Rotary Club and Cathedral High graduates, arguing life aboard a man-of-war has fewer temptations than on city streets. He praised Navy morals, discussed Leviathan shipyard work, and noted 80 percent of Leviathan personnel would be American. He described the maiden voyage as a test of ship operations under normal conditions and commented on government travel costs.
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W. S. Benson
Admiral Benson
Rotary Club
Cathedral High School
United States Shipping Board
AK. of
Union Station
State Governments define revenue sources and tax fairness
The passage argues that governments should limit and define revenue sources and tax by ability to pay. It promotes graduated net personal income taxes and cautions against discriminatory excise taxes that discourage initiative or new enterprise.
Young editors finish The Lowell Broadcaster
The Lowell Broadcaster monthly paper from Lowell Public School Brightwood appears with eighth grade editor Nicholas Hatfield. Staff includes Lester Frost Olive Mantel Jasper Harvey Margaret Davison Charles Seekamp Dorothy Rea James West Katherine Norwood. Circulation run by Dorothy Cox Charles Cutter Florence Cruea John Derbyshire and Eleanor Haldeman.
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Lowell Public School
Brightwood
Nicholas Hatfield
Lester Frost
Olive Mantel
Jasper Harvey
Margaret Davison
Charles Seekamp
Dorothy Rea
James West
Katherine Norwood
Dorothy Cox
Charles Cutter
Florence Cruea
John Derbyshire
Eleanor Haldeman
Masher Is First Target In Indiana Crusade
Harvey Seibel, 19, first to face the anti masher crusade in Shelbyville Indiana. He was fined 5 dollars plus costs and sentenced to sixty days at the Indiana State Farm for actions toward two girls he posed with on a downtown street.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Harvey Seibel
Indiana State Farm
Cleveland Fire Chief On Job For Fifty Four Years
Cleveland on June 11 reports fire chief George Alexander Walla has served fifty four years in the department and is believed to be the oldest active firefighter. He is proud of a spotless record and prefers work to publicity, noting long service brings deep knowledge and usefulness.
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Cleveland
FFTY
George Alexander Walla
Wallace
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