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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
15
United Press reports the death of Chang Tso Lin, once the Manchurian war lord and North China ruler. He was injured in May when his train was bombed near Malden while fleeing Pekin. Funeral services are planned to last three days starting Saturday.
A legal clash in Terre Haute involves Frank Robbins and Harvey Petty. Petty sues Robbins for 500 dollars after a collision between Petty’s automobile and Robbins' horse. The piece also recalls Manchurian history with Chiang Kai-shek era events and Chang Tso Lin’s 1925 retreat.
Indianapolis will offer multiple public displays on Independence Day with a central show at Ellenberger Park under the American Legion and additional programs at Broad Ripple Riverside and Walnut Gardens. The city park board seeks a large municipal display at the new municipal gardens to capitalize on good parking near the river. The safety council urges families to attend public exhibitions to avoid burns and accidents from private use, noting children have died from fireworks injuries in prior years.
An Indianapolis ad features Konjola a medical preparation claimed to restore health and relieve stomach liver kidney and nervous system disorders. Jesse Butler cites dramatic relief from rheumatism after Konjola treatment and endorses the remedy at Hook's Drug Store Illinois and Washington Streets Indianapolis.
Superior Judge Linn D. Hay on Wednesday ordered 90 percent of all claims against Rub-Tex Products Inc approved by Receiver Luther Langston to be paid. After the payout a balance of 14,579.98 funds remaining would cover federal taxes and liabilities with an expected 6,000 in additional collections. The order also authorized 1,000 for the receiver and 1,000 for the law firm Ralston Gates Van Nuys Barnes, attorneys for the receiver.
Dr. William H. Theatle of Denver spoke at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting on internist surgeon cooperation and radio talks from Station WFBM. Portland report cites 148 pulmonary TB surgeries. 41 percent cured and 33 percent improved by thoracoplasty. selection key.
Escoe Redman spread kerosene and gasoline around his home to kill roaches. When he attempted to light a stove, the fluids ignited lingering near the base-board, forcing him to flee. Damage described as small.
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