Missing Boy Reported By Mother At Argonne Hotel
Mrs. C B Molyneaux of the Argonne Hotel told police her 12 year old son Charles left the hotel Sunday at 4 p m and has not returned. He wore a dark blue suit light stripe ta cap white kid shoes and blue tie with about 3 18 in cash.
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C B. Molyneaux
Argonne Hotel
Charles
Emma Jeanette Galbreath
Thirty-First St
Mary Higgs
New Augusta
Ind
Galbreath
Rivers
Park
Emma Galbreath
Greensburg
Robert Smock
Acton
Indianapolis
Bert Smith
Central Hospital For Insane
Madison County
FTC issues about one hundred cease and desist orders
About 100 orders to cease and desist were issued in the past year by the Federal Trade Commission. A report by Charles Wesley Dunn of New York City to the Pharmaceutical Association states most orders targeted false pretenses in interstate commerce and misbranding of merchandise was the basis for numerous orders.
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Federal Trade Commission
Charles Wesley Dunn
New York City
Pharmaceutical Association
Teen girl patients from acid attempt near Richland and Ohio
Miss Ruth Cummings aged 16 of 1743 West New York Street is recovering from an acid ingestion she took Saturday in a suicide attempt. She was found at the corner of Richland and Ohio Streets by Flossie Smith of 200 Richland Street who reported the girl asked her to notify her mother Mrs. Curtis Cummings.
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Ruth Cummings
New York St
Richland and
Ohio Sts
Flossie Smith
Richland St
Police probe after overturned touring car found at city intersection
Police Sergeant John Sheehan reports an overturned touring car found early Sunday at Indiana Ave and Sixteenth St while pursuing a trio of bandits who robbed a gasoline filling station at Massachusetts Ave and New Jersey St. A stained cap was located beside the vehicle.
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Indiana Ave
Sixteenth St
John Sheehan
Massachusetts Ave
New Jersey
Sheehar
Vandals Damage Building Under Construction on Capitol Ave
A. Kwitny of 1137 S. Illinois St. reports vandals damaged a building at 1226 N. Capitol Ave. About $200 in damage occurred to steel window frames installed in the structure.
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N. Capitol Ave
A. Kwitny
S. Illinois St
Police barter suspects fail to prompt probe despite claim
Dudley Gallahue of 5838 E Washington St reports three men posed as officers and searched his car on N Pennsylvania St. Captain Kinney said no investigation would be opened. Also noted are a new insurance firm formed by three executives and a closing ceremony at a Jewish school, with diplomas awarded.
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Dudley Gallahue
Washington St
Jerry Kinney
Gallahue
Fred Wagoner
Katherine Nunlist
Hamilton Ave
Pennsylvania St
Nunlist
Pushmobile Race Set for June 28 on Arsenal Ave
Pushmobile racers ready for the fifth annual event on Arsenal Avenue in the afternoon of June 28. Merchants nearby will award prizes. Eight entries in the junior division for boys under 14 and five in the senior division for ages 14 to 17.
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Arsenal Ave
Two Wield Knives in Street Attack Victims Hospitalized
Clarence Park a colored man of 9 48 Camp St. told police a colored man attacked him in a car at Blackford St and Indiana Ave. He was cut on the arm. Robert McMorris colored of 905 Coe St. was cut across the chest and hand at Coe and Locke Sts. Both are in city hospital.
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Clarence Park
Camp St
Blackford St
Indiana Ave
Robert McMorris
Coe St
Coe and
Locke Sts
City Hospital
Veterans of 1898 Meet at Indiana Encampment
Evansville hosts the twenty first annual encampment of Spanish American War veterans with a first business session. A parade by veterans and auxiliary groups is planned, and memorial services honored fallen comrades from the opening day. Every state post is represented by a delegation.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Police Report Mingr Thefts
Several minor thefts were reported Sunday night. T C Reich proprietor of a drug store at 3201 Central Ave said two men used the pay phone and the contents of seven dollars were later found stolen. Mrs Bertha Foster of 1442 N Missouri St said someone opened her purse and took four dollars. Pete Esgro of 321 S Drexel Ave reported his seat cushion stolen from his auto at Drover and Morris Sts. Mrs M J Cline of 49 W McCarty St reported a five dollar clock taken from her car. A coat five dollars in money and a watch were taken from Fred Gause's car at Ray and Pennsylvania Sts.
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T. C. Reich
Central Ave
Bertha Foster
Missouri St
Pete Esgro
S. Drexel Ave
Drover
Puzzle A Day Lets Nine Fractions Form One Total
Puzzle page shows nine fractional squares to be rearranged in eight lines of three to equal a common total in twenty fourths. The example rows differ in sum. aim is a consistent twenty four fraction total across all eight lines. Yesterday’s answer keys Cyprus and Russia and Asia and Siam. Grand Officers Guests Hosted by Raper Commandery No 1 Knights Templar at Masonic Temple with E. J. Scoonover newly installed grand commander.
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Prussia
Siam
Cyprus
Russia
Asia
Raper Commandery No. 1
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
E. J. Scoonover
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James Anderson
Omaha
Frank Dincan
Thomas P. Woodson
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Hartford
Council of Jewish Women
Nathan Kahn
What
the State Savings & Trust Co
East Market Street
Harbor Springs
Mackinaw City
Pennsylvania Railroad System
C. M. Wherle
Union Traction
American Nurses’ Association
Detroit
Mich
Northwestern
Indiana Volunteer Firemen's Association
Ft. Wayne
Church of God, General Assembly
Anderson
Mystic Order Veiled Prophets
Enchanted Realm
State Sunday School
Ass'n
Michigan City
Evangelical Luthern Church
Central District
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Union Traction Company of
Anderson, Indiana
Davin
Ray Pants
Paniels
Woodrow
Mass. Ave
John F. Reynolds
N. Penn
The
Meyer Slipper Co
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Illinois St
High Expense
Maryland St
Ula
Indianapolis Times
Ford
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