W C T U Woman Sentenced in Indiana Liquor Case
Mrs Catherine Cassler a Hebron Indiana W C T U worker was sentenced to 180 days in the Indiana Woman's Prison at Indianapolis for liquor ownership. Illness halted her journey after Judge Hershman Crown Point issued the sentence. She had pleaded guilty and claimed federal status during arrest and raid. Funds were raised by the W C T U for her defense.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Catherine Cassler
Hebron
Indiana Woman's Prison
Indianapolis
Hershman
Crown Point
Labor Surplus Being Absorbed in Indiana Mining Areas
The Department of Labor report notes a small but shrinking surplus of common labor in Indiana. Miners face unemployment in the mining regions while May curtailment hits iron and steel, though overall manufacturing shows strong production. Indianapolis sees labor surplus due to part time glove, furniture, and foundry work.
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Washington, D. C
Indiana
Department of Labor
Indianapolis
Detectives Track Kidnap Suspects To Chicago Routes
Chicago detectives monitored all southern highways after a St. Louis telegram said Edward Russell a colored chauffeur is en route with two white boys named Blair aged 7 and 12, believed kidnap victims.
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United Press
Chicago
St. Louis
Edward Russell
Blair
Drowning at Goldsmith Claims Two Local Boys
In Kokomo Indiana on June 18 a gravel pit fishing tragedy claimed the lives of Dale Osborne age 15 and Frank McFarlane age 14 both residents of Goldsmith. Their bodies were recovered after they fell into the pit late Wednesday.
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Bu Times
Kokomo
Ind
Dale Osborne
Frank McFarlane
Goldsmith
Heirs to Meet in Indianapolis over Manhattan Land Repossession
Indianapolis heirs of Robert W. Edwards will gather at Lincoln Saturday at noon to hear New York attorney George E. Fleming describe his efforts to repossess 174 acres of land in central Manhattan New York City. Fleming will address a public meeting.
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Indianapolis
Robert W. Edwards
Lincoln
George E. Fleming
New York
Manhattan
New York City
Fleming
Meetings and Luncheons Across Indiana and Lincoln Areas
Local societies and clubs announce gatherings this Thursday in Denison Severin and Lincoln with events including luncheons and dinners. Groups include United Order of Americans Gyro Club Indiana Whist Association Indianapolis Credit Men University of Wisconsin American Legion Soloman's Restaurant American Business Club Electric League Indianapolis Association of Engineers Board of Trade Lumberman's Club Sigma Chi C of C Traffic Club and Indianapolis Chapter events in Severin Lincoln Soloman's Restaurant and Union areas.
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United Order of Americans
Denison
Gyro Club
Severin
Indiana Whist Association
Indianapolis Association of Credit Men
Lincoln
University of Wisconsin
American Legion
Indianapolis Post
Soloman’s
American Business Club
Lincoln, Electric League
Indianapolis
Association of Engineers
Board of Trade
Lumberman’s Club
Sigma Chi
C. of C. Traffic Club
Land dispute simmers after heirs claim 1767 grant
In Shelbyville a continuation of a dispute emerges as heirs assert that Edwards received land from King George III in 1767 and leased it. Leases have long since expired, fueling questions of title and possession.
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George III
Dependable Lisle Hose for Everyday Wear in Black
The listing describes a durable hose knit from mercerized lisle with a seamed back and reinforced heel sole and toe. Available in irregular sizes 8 to 10, color black only.
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Herschel Sullivan
Brookside Ave
J. F. Osborne
Parkway Ave
the People’s Dentists
West Washington Street
Gausepohl Trunk
Togony
the Roosevelt
Madison Avenue
Edward Clinton
Smart
Roosevelt
Ben Bernie
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Mount Royal
Montreal
Canada
United Hotels Company OF America
Crepe de Chine
Powers Annex Rugs & Rugs & Draperies
Senet
Copenhagen
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