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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1924

Page

4

Four Die and Dozens Hurt in State Auto Accidents

A string of weekend crashes across Indiana left four dead and more than twenty hurt. In Mishawaka a Grand Trunk train hit a stalled auto killing Grace Noel and Howard Reed. survivors include a wife and child. Other wrecks near Greencastle and Columbus left several injured and some in critical condition.

Mishawaka Grand Trunk Grace Noel Elkhart Howard Reed Bristol Clarence Baldwin Cary Baldwin Greencastle W. B. Lemay Columbus Ohio Here George Hoel Anderson Evansville T. F. Reitz C. L. Miller Reitz Henry Stoltz Gideon Pittman Vina Scofield Ralph Scofield Homer Scofield Stanley Pane Brigham Young Harry Webb Nicholas Kartunis Elwood

McAdoo Urges Delegates to Stick to the Last Ballot

William G McAdoo addressed 20 Democratic convention delegates arriving from the Pacific Coast urging them to stick to the last ballot. The crowd cheered with chants of we are last ditchers and fights all summer as he defended staying loyal through multiple ballots.

United Press New York Pacific Coast William G. M@adoo McAdoo

Memphis Grotto Club to Sing Deep River at Keith's Theatre

The Mazda Grotto Glee Club of Memphis led by Walter Jenkins and directed by H. D. Munal performs in theaters and stores during the Grotto convention. Selected from seventeen Memphis clubs to sing Deep River at Keith's Theatre tonight. Jenkins, once with Billy Sunday for nine years, fills engagements due to Sunday's illness. Dearth, manager of Pantages Theatre, comments on the event.

Mazda Grotto Glee Club Memphis Tenn Billy Sunday Walter Jenkins Keith's Theatre J. Lloyd Dearth Jenkins Dearth Pantages Theatre H. D. Munal Wilter Moore William Astes Hugh Sandidge J. Liey Dearth Willie Smith Lucien Smith J.W. Yost E. V. Francis Charles Clarke Will Covel W. E. Scotts J. EB. Vinsohn Joe Acklen A. E. Meammon William Newton O. Stone Alex Ploeger

Electric Firms Big Advertisers

National Electric Light Association report urges steady advertising by electric light and power firms. Chairman P L Thomas notes the industry now spends over three million dollars annually on newspaper ads and has tripled its total ad spend in three years, with growing use in magazines and newspapers.

Times Atlantic City N. J National Electric Light Association P. L. Thomas Electric Light and Power

Buried Gold Hunt Stirs 1901 Shipwreck Search

Idwal Erickson, a diver from Mare Island Navy Yard, surfaces after a lengthy underwater salvage effort. The caption notes a 1901 voyage in which $1,400 and 600 in gold were aboard Janeiro and 169 lives were lost.

Janeiro Idwal Erickson Mare Island Navy Yard

Vast U S 1510 tract eyed for game refuge in upper Mississippi

Government survey of a 341 009 acre tract along the Mississippi seeks to set aside the area as the nation s largest fish and game refuge. Non agricultural land will be bought with funds expected from Congress. Izaak Walton League educates Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Minnesota lawmakers.

Times Washington Bureau New York Ave Washington Department of Agriculture Upper Mississippi Valley United States Congress Harry B. Hawes St. Louis Izaak Walton Mississippi River Rock Island Wabasha Minn

Montreal Limited Through Train Inaugurated

Twentieth Century service between Montreal and New York starts as The Montreal Limited. The train uses club and Pullman cars with a ten hour schedule the fastest yet between the two cities. Depart Washington by 4 p.m. with 45 minutes in New York and arrive Montreal next morning at 7 40. Return from Montreal around 8 0 and reach Washington by 1 25 p.m. The northbound offers Lake Champlain and Ottawa River views. the southbound features daylight Hudson River scenery.

New York Montreal New York Central Lines Delaware & Hudson Canadian Pacific Washington, D. C Washington Lake Champlain St. Lawrence Valley Ottawa River Hudson River

Death by own action denied in Woods case

Mrs Inez Woods 22 of 1239 Roosevelt Ave was hospitalized Saturday with severe head and back pains. Neighbors claimed she took poison but police and hospital staff found no poison. Mrs Woods denied taking any substance and was to be returned home today after investigation. Mrs Mary Tynan found her unconscious on the floor.

Inez Woods Roosevelt Ave City Hospital Woods Mary Tynan Woods Home

Police hunt trio after ax attack on John Carter

Police search for three colored men connected with an assault on John Carter at 21 Fowler Street. Carter, who had argued with them, was struck on the head with an ax Saturday and left with a deep gash. Hog cholera will celebrate its ninety first birthday in America this year.

John Carter Fowler St Carter America St. Paul

Democrats Meet to File Protest On Republicans

New York June 23 delegates and spectators attend a protest convention against Cleveland and St Paul events. The New York gathering aims to spur voter interest by contrasting with prior conventions amid talk of candidates and beer rather than principles.

Lowell Mellett Times New York Cleveland St. Paul Middle West States

Farm Leaders Hanson and Johnson Headed to Davenport Farm

Take Charge of Farm Frank Hanson 38 N Gray Sr champion fiddler of Indianapolis and Walter C Johnson champion shark fisherman of the Atlantic coast left Sunday for Davenport Iowa where they will take charge of a large farm Johnson is also a hand saw player.

Frank Hanson N. Gray Sr Indianapolis Walter C. Johnson Atlantic Coast Davenport Iowa Johnson

Electric ringing kicks in at Notre Dame bells

The historic Notre Dame de Paris bells are now rung by electricity replacing manual tolling. The installation marks a modernization of the famed cathedral’s chimes and preserves the historic instrument while enabling reliable timekeeping and performances.

Notre Dame de Paris

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