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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1923

Page

8

Five Hurt in Series of Monday Traffic Accidents

Five people injured in multiple late Monday crashes across city routes. Taria Dominick 18 sustained concussion and leg fracture. Joe Zucco 29 had a fractured left arm. Otto Fox 20 broke right ankle. Adele Brenner 19 suffered bruises and cuts. Mrs May Johnson (sic) bruised and cut.

Deaconess Hospital Joe Zucco E. Georgia St Deaconess Otto Fox S. Davidson St City Hospital Adele Brenner Central Ave May‘Johnson S. Noble St Dominick Zucco College Ave Fifth St Fairfield Ave Andrew C. Miller Stillwell St Fox Rural St Southeastern Ave Paul M. Trout Marion Club Miss Brenner Johnson Irwin Johnson Charles Harris Shelbyville Ind Liberty Pike Emerson Ave Albert Close Forest

Walpole Cathedral reviewed as a grand modern drama

Walter D. Hickman praises Walpole's Cathedral as a long lasting, richly developed drama of life and faith. He highlights Archdeacon Adam Brandon, the bishop, and a loyal daughter, noting vivid character painting and a bold challenge to church authority. He reflects on themes of religion, power, and love.

Walpole L. S&s Adam Brandon Archdeacon England

Demand at Books in Public Library

New fiction in demand at the public library includes The Cathedral by Walpole This Freedom by Hutchinson Black Oxen by Atherton Dim Lantern by Bailey Fascinating Stranger by Tarkington and The Enchanted April by Arnim. In non fiction Mind in the Making by Robinson Outwitting Our Nerves by Jackson Post s Book of Etiquette Life of Christ by Papini Perfect Behavior by Stewart and Man From Maine by Edward Bok are most in demand.

Walpole Hutchinson Atherton Bailey Tarkington Arnim Robinson Jackson Post Christ Papini Stewart Man From Maine Edward Bok

Canon Ends Archdeacon’s Rule in Polchester

Canon Frederick Ronder arrives in Polchester to challenge the tyrannical Archdeacon whose control over church life has driven his wife away and kept officials in fear. The cathedral’s influence leads to a fatal confrontation that ends the Archdeacon’s power.

Frederick Ronder Polchester

P. D. Q. Pest Killer Adged for Home Use

Try P. D. Q. to prevent bed bugs roaches fleas and ants with a new chemical insect killer. Each package includes a patent spout for hard to reach places and claims to kill insects and eggs. Sealed bottles also sold double strength liquid form by Hook Drug and Haag Drug Companies.

Hook Drug Company Haag Drug Company

Walpole Cathedral inspires through enduring virtue of reading

The text urges patience and faith, noting God accompanies the reader. It presents Walpole's The Cathedral as a doorway to lifelong lessons about love, interdependence, and the value of literature. It claims the book will endure as long as people read good works.

Walpole

Fireworks Halted as Police Crackdown Aims at July Fourth Noise

E Forsyth of 1014 Fletcher Ave writes to police chiefs reporting loud explosions from July Fourth fireworks around Fitcher Ave and Shelby St. Chief Rikhoff orders district patrolmen to enforce the law and stop fireworks before July 4.

Fitcher Ave Shelby St E. Forsyth Fletcher Ave Rikhoff

Boy Stanley Hibbs Hurt In Riverside Mill Accident

The condition of nine year old Stanley Hibbs son of Mrs Nellia Hibbs 2147 N Pennsylvania St remained serious at Methodist Hospital after suffering a skull fracture when crushed at the old mill in Riverside Saturday.

Stanley Hibbs Nellia Hibbs Pennsylvania St Riverside Methodist Hospital

Furniture Store Signs 12 Year Lease at Key Locations

W H Messenger Company announces a new twelve year lease for its rooms at 201 E Washington St and 13 17 S Delaware St. The agreement totals 200000 dollars in rent over the term. Fred Rassman and C Hicks brokered for Caroline M Malott owner of the buildings. The firm has operated at the same sites for forty three years and plans expansion to gain more space.

Ings E. Washington St S. Delaware St Renda Hicks Fred Rassman Caroline M. Malott Messenger Company

Interior and Exterior Renovation Plans Revealed

The plans detail exterior and interior redecorating of the building plus a new mezzanine at the rear of the first floor salesrooms. Office space will move from the front area to beneath the mezzanine, reorganizing the layout.

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