Wine Women Charge Rouses Houston’s Ire
Houston protests a semi official estimate that visitors would spend 180000 on wine and women during a five day Democratic convention. C J Kirk public service commissioner touted hotel and other costs but his wine and women figure drew ire from W C T U and local Democrats.
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Tex
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C. J. Kirk
Public Service
Texas
Cowboy Sanders
Sanders
Kirk
Kansas City
Houston Denounces Libel and Rallies Against Heat Rumors
The graduating class at School 73 condemns libel against the Democratic Gala heads while Houston proclaims itself a decent city. Clem L. Shaver, Democratic national chairman, is sent to dispel heat rumors, advising northeastern delegations not to pack light clothes. He notes hot June weather can be avoided by buying here.
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Clem L. Shaver
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Peony Plant at Portland Home Displays 102 Flowers
Times Special reports from Portland Indiana that Mrs Roe Houck tends a peony plant with 102 fully developed blooms in her garden illustrating exceptional floral growth for the season.
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Times Special
Portland
Ind
Roe Houck
Trage Girl Slain in Indianapolis Area
Detectives seek a suspect connected to the fatal assault on Pearl Jarboe 24 of 614 E North St near Colorado Ave and Sixteenth St. in Indianapolis. Two other suspects remain in custody as investigators pursue leads in this series of four major local crimes.
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Indianapolis
Pearl Jarboe
North St
Colorado Ave
Sixteenth St
Jerry Kinney
Burton Manlove
Maywood
Murray divorce granted on cruelty grounds in Michigan City
Mrs M C Murray wife of Milo C Murray superintendent of Michigan City schools was granted a divorce alleging cruelty for not bathing enough. Married in 1924 they separated two years later. Alimony of 3500 dollars awarded.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
M. ©. Murray
Milo C. Murray
Michigan City
Murray
Seventeen Year Locust Wreaks Damage Across Nine States
The seventeen year cicada has emerged in nine states causing thousands of dollars in damage. Dr. A L Quaintance of the Agriculture Department notes the infestation is heaviest in North Carolina Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey parts of New York Indiana and Ohio. The insects hatch eggs on tree limbs then larvae return to the ground for another seventeen years. They leave in July as old locusts die and the plague fades.
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Washington
A. L. Quaintance
Agriculture Department
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Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Quaintance
Hermitage
Ten-year comeback kid Howard Smith wins Ft Wayne marble title
Ft Wayne boy Howard Smith aged 13, longtime champion marble shooter, recovered from a sixteen month period of blindness ten years ago after an accident that left shards in his eyes. He now dazzles spectators with his keen vision as he defends his title on the local scene.
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Times Special
FT. Wayne
Ind
Howard Smith
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association Opens Three Day State Session
The Indiana Pharmaceutical Association convened its forty seventh annual convention at Culver, opening with Wood Wiles of Bloomington delivering a welcome address. A business session followed, with the annual banquet planned for Wednesday night and J. K. Lilly of Indianapolis as toastmaster. Music by Miss Norma Mueller and Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter. President E. C. Elliott of Purdue University would be among the speakers.
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Ind
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Wood Wiles
Bloomington
J. K. Lilly
Indianapolis
Norma Mueller
Frank T. Edenharter
E. C. Elliott
Purdue University
Locust Plague Expected to End by Early July
Dr Quaintance says the locust swarm will disappear by the first week of July. Old trees may survive but many young fruit trees will be permanently injured. The cicada’s red eyes and bee like shape are described with its music produced by two earlike drums on the abdomen.
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Quaintance
Quintance
Doctor Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Proves Widely Used in Homes
As a Monticello Illinois doctor for 47 years Dr Caldwell treated mainly women children and babies with minor illnesses. He developed a laxative formula leading to Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin first sold in 1892. The ad touts its safety for babies and respect from thousands of grateful families and invites free sample requests.
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Illinois
Dr. Caldwell
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