Marble champs visit Washington for national marble finals
Forty city marble champions head to Washington DC for a Sunday tour of the Capitol White House and Lincoln Memorial with stops at Arlington National Cemetery Pan American building and Rock Creek Park before boarding a train to Atlantic City for the national finals starting the next week. Ross Beaver of Indianapolis, 10, the local champion, joins the group.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Ross Beaver
Indianapolis
Capitol
White House
Congress
Harding
Alaska
Legislative Branch
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Arlington National Cemetery
Rock Creek Park
G&0
Union Station
Heroin Starter on Dope Trail in West
San Francisco writer Fred V. Williams introduces a series on the dope traffic. He traces heroins rise as the starter drug from sources and depots, detailing how American production feeds Canadian and Mexican distribution and the subsequent spread to the United States.
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Fred V. Williams
San Francisco
West
Fred W. Williams
NEA
Pacific
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Canada
Mexico
Orient
United States
Tarkington Penrod and Sam real Yankee movie review
Walter D. Hickman praises Tarkington for Penrod and Sam as a true American home life film. He lauds Rockcliffe Fellows and Gladys Rockwell as authentic parents, highlights a standout scene with a chair, and notes strong Yankee cast like Ben Alexander, Buddy Messinger, and Joe Butterworth. He also surveys other features on the program at Circle and Apollo, including Poor Men's Wives with ZaSu Pitts and Round 2 of Leather Pushers, plus The Bishop of the Ozarks and Why Dogs Leave Home. The piece blends critique with theater listings and cast details.
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Tarkington
Penrod
Saf
America
Buddy Messinger
First National
Sam
Rockcliffe Fellows
Gladys Rockwell
Penroad
Dad
Margaret
Mother
Fellows
Miss Brockwell
Ben Alexander
Joe Butterworth
Indianapolis
Penrod Cepfield
Ben Alexander Sam Williams
Rodney Bitts
Georgie Bassett
Newton Hall
Marjorie Jones
Rude Messinger
Joe McCray
Gene Jackson
Ockcliffe
Schofield
Gladys Brockwell
Margaret Schofield
Mary Philbin
Robert Williams
Barbara LaMar
Betty Francisco
David Butler
Richard Tucker
ZaSu
Apple Annie
Apollo
Reginald Denny
the Observer
Twins Plan Shortridge Band For All Girl School Ensemble
Shortridge High School musical directors Claude Palmer and Lyndon Street completed plans to form Indiana’s only all girls band. Originated by Hazel and Hilda Miller known as the Miller twins, the talented students will perform during summer vacation.
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Shortridge High School
Claude Palmer
Lyndon Street
Misses Hazel
Hilda Miller
N. Illi
Nois St
McParland’s Body Taken for Burial
John McParland president of the International Typographical Union died Saturday and his body was transported to Grand Rapids Michigan for burial. Crowds viewed the body at Reynolds chapel while mourners gathered. Delegates and union officials from Chicago Indianapolis and New York attended and accompanied the casket to the service.
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John McParland
International Typographical Union
John McParland, Jr
Grand Rapids
Mich
Reynolds
Pennsylvania St
Mr. McParland
New York
Charles P. Howard
The
Typographical Union
Frank Morrison
International Union
A. B. Hattery
Indianapolis
Charles E. Mayer
William R. Trotter
Hugo Miller
Charles N. Smith
Chicago
Principal Battles Transfer of Miss Huebner at No 9 School
More than a hundred pupils from Public School No 9 on Vermont and Davidson streets, led by eighth grade graduate W C Brandon, protested a board decision to transfer Miss Elsa Huebner to School No 16 at Bloomington and Market Streets, urging officials to reverse the transfer.
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Elsa Huebner
Vermont
Davidson Sts
The
Cloud
Board of School Commissioners
Miss Huebner
Bloomington and
Market Sts
No. 9
W. C. Brandon
Indianapolis
N. Noble Sr
Englewood Church to trial new pastors after Davison resignation
Englewood Christian Church officials will interview several ministers to fill the vacancy created by Rev. Frank E. Davison who resigned after objecting to a Ku Klux Klan meeting held in the church. Rev B W Bass of Fairland preached Sunday as Davison’s farewell sermon was denied. Dr George William Brown praised Davison’s work. The Englewood Hustling Hundred will reconvene Friday to discuss civic issues including water rate increases.
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Englewood Christian Church
Frank E. Davison
B. W. Bass
Fairland
Davison
George William Brown
College of Missions
Englewood
Infant for 43 Years Abe Hart Appears in Probate CourtRecord
Oscar F Hart of 2620 Boulevard Place, listed as a legal infant in Probate Court records until last Saturday though he is 43, his 1892 father’s death is noted in the fragmentary report.
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Oscar F. Hart
Boulevard Pl
Oscar
Circuit Court
Mary Hart
Hart
Mahlon B. Bush
Typewriters Painted White Boost Output and Eye Comfort
A report notes that white painted typewriters improve user performance and reduce eye strain. Observers attribute this to higher contrast and softer glare, suggesting such machines help writers maintain focus during long sessions.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted for Constipation Relief
A physician with 47 years in practice touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe family laxative. He contrasts it with harsher remedies like calomel and salt waters, claiming the syrup cleanses the bowels without griping or shock and recommends it for infants and all ages. He urges keeping a bottle at home and following three health rules to keep bowels open.
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Ean
Dr. Caldwell
CIA
Sethes
B._ Caldwell
Washington
Monticello
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