City May Drop Deloss Street Paving Plans
The City Board of Public Works may drop the Deloss street concrete paving project from Shelby to State after a closed door session. The dispute involved Theodore Dammeyer city board president contractor William D Vogle and other officials over bids and material issues. The decision follows remonstrances and a June bidding cycle with Vogle’s low bid at 21 000 dollars for 8 800 square yards of concrete, versus 5 14 per lineal foot for asphalt.
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Board of Public Works
Deloss Street
Shelby
State Street
City Hall
Theodore Dammeyer
John C. McCloskey
A. H. Moore
William D. Vogle
Dammeyer
William H. Armitage
Shank
Vogle
Dammerer
McCloskey
Slack
Board of Works
Machine Gun Target Range Sparks Farmer Ire in Chicago
June 18 report says farmers near Antioch Illinois objected to a machine gun target range. Chicago detectives sought gangsters Joe Aiello and Charles Ice Wagon Connors on warrants from Lake County. They were charged with assault with a deadly weapon after a farmer was lightly wounded by a stray bullet during the gun range incident.
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Chicago
Antioch
Joe Aiello
Charles
These Men Play No Jazz and Please
Walter D. Hickman reviews a Hill Billies act mixing harmonica banjo and singing in Arkansas theater. The troupe impresses with fresh music and lively stage presence. Also on the bill are the Rigoletto Brothers and the Swanson Sisters delivering varied vaudeville offerings.
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Walter D. Hickman
Arkansas
Rigoletto Brothers
Swanson Sisters
Stage show mix leaves audience wanting more at Lyric and local theaters
Review notes campus acts and film features at Lyric through Saturday with the Swanson Sisters Dunn and Day and The Campus Five praised for talent but failing to impress. Movie selections include Joy Street at the Lyric and several features at Indiana Circle Ohio Palace Apollo Granada Colonial with stolen car notices from Elizabethtown and Maywood entries.
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Swanson _ Sisters
Dunn
Day
Campus
Joy Street
Lyric
Indianapolis
Indiana
Studio
The
Circle
Ohio
Heaven
Palace
Apollo
Granada
Colonial
Stolen Cars Recovered in Lafayette Findings
Authorities recovered two stolen cars in Lafayette. A Chevrolet coupe belonged to Burell Rosenbaum of 1909 Thalman Avenue and was found in front of 1401 Barth Avenue. A Pierce Arrow roadster with license plates 657-994 rear 81,576 was found at Adelaide and St Clair Streets. A woman, about 38, leaped from a Wabash train at Westpoint, identity unknown.
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Burell Rosenbaum
Thalman Avenue
Barth Avenue
Pierce Arrow
Adelaide
St. Clair Streets
Times Special Lafayette
Ind
Westpoint
Veteran Lawyer Buried
Funeral services were held today for William J. Darnell eighteen twenty two? 82 year old Boone county lawyer for forty years and a former prosecuting attorney.
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Jamestown
Ind
William J. Darnell
Boone County
SSS Promises Relief for Rheumatism Through Blood Support
An advertisement argues rheumatism stems from a run down state with low red blood cells. It claims SSS strengthens the body by boosting red-blood-cells, eliminating rheumatic pains, skin eruptions, and poor appetite. A Knoxville reader testifies six bottles relieved rheumatism and boosted health.
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S.S.S
R. L. Bush
Southern Railway
Knoxville
Tenn
S.S
Indiana bankers push for farm board seat amid Hoover ties
Reports say Claude S. Kitterman of Cambridge City and John G. Brown of Monon are among Indiana candidates for a seat on the new federal farm board. Kitterman, 1,300 acre Wayne County farmer and banker, leads support from state bankers and farmers. Brown, ex-president of the Indiana Bankers’ Association, is viewed as Hoover loyal and an inside track option.
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al Seitiebane
Indianapolis Times
William H. Settle
Settle
Hoover
Kitterman
Farm Bureau
Wayne County
Claude S. Kitterman
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Indiana
Federal Farm Board
First National Bank
Cambridge City
John G. Brown
Monon
Agricultural Bureau
Republican State Committee
Herbert Hoover
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Brown
Relief for Headaches From Black-Draught Use
Mrs. W. M. Foster of Science Hill Kentucky credits Black-Draught with rapid relief from severe headaches and postmeal bloating. She says a few doses ease pain within hours and improve constipation and overall health, noting the product's gentle action and lack of mineral drugs.
Allenru Rheumatic Remedy Ad Promises Fast Relief
A drug advertisement claims Allenru treats rheumatic fever and inflammation with swift relief. It urges readers to mail the notice to rheumatic sufferers and assures money back if the medicine does not drive the cause from blood, joints, and muscles.
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Allenru Laboratories
Allenru
Rheatown
Allenry
Hook
America
Bell installed as president of Marion County Sunday School Association
William E. Bell of the West Side Mission was installed as president of the Marion County Christian Sunday School Association at Bethany Christian Church Monday night. The Rev. A. H. Moore presided over the ceremonies and the Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith delivered the address.
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William E. Bell
West Side Mission
Marion County Christian Sunday School Association
Bethany Christian Church
A. H. Moore
Seventh Christian Church
Gerald L. K. Smith
University Place
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Youngworth
James Jump
Islands
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Elizabethtown
Ford
Capitol Avenue
Market Street
H. T. Johnson
Maywood
West
Morris Street
SSS
William Osborne
Sloan Street
Flint, Mich
Col the Great Blood
Toni
Coperight
Association
Bankers
Purdue University
Kentucky
So Hook Drug Co. Claims
County Group
Malden
Mass
Louisville
Boulevard Station
Sity
Union Station
Riley
Citizens Gas Co
Thedfords _ ere
Coty
East Wash. Street
Ester’s
Meyereiser Bank
Lester’s
SEA Se
Union Traction
Dee
Welry Company
Claypool Syime Eleton PB
Illinois ST
Washington Street
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