Kiwanis Convenes in Milwaukee Addresses Youth Issues
United Press reports 5000 Kiwanis members fill Milwaukee auditorium for the thirteenth international convention. Vocational guidance advocates urge directing youths aptitudes. Edmonton's Tatham calls for personal child service over monetary aid. In Tipton, Earl Coffman, 18, drowns after cramps while swimming.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Kiwanis
C. P. Segard
New York
Seegard
C. C. Tatham
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Tatham
Time &Secial
Tiptow
Ind
Earl Coffman
J. F. Coffman
Here
Beauty in Smile and Dental Care Tips from Nancy Carroll
Nancy Carroll extols a dazzling smile as a beauty asset and offers dental care advice. She urges brushing twice daily with cold water, brushing the tongue and gums, salt as a whitening aid, and an annual dentist visit, plus raw vegetables and fruits for strong teeth. In Noblesville, Indiana, burglars hit Dr. C. A. Cooper’s dental office twice in one week, stealing gold and other dental supplies.
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Nancy Carroll
Miss Carroll
Times
Noblesville
Ind
C. A. Cooper
Banks Rally to Oppose State Tax Board Assessments
Rehearing on assessments set by the board from July 3 to July 13. Some 250 petitions filed, including 160 from banks. Banks statewide push to alter the tax board view on taxation of financial institutions.
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Indianapolis
State Tax Board
Venezuelan revolutionary chief Gabaldon captured after three day battle
General Jose Rafael Gabaldon and his staff were seized by federal troops in Portuguesa after three days of fighting near La Sabanita. The government said Generals Juan Fernandez and Perfecto Crespo led the operation and also captured Gabaldons son Joaquin Gabaldon and other rebel leaders. news sparked excitement in Caracas as authorities hope to trap Rafael Simon Urbina and end months of unrest. Willard Harland, 34, a Civil War veteran in Wallace’s regiment, died in Darlington Indiana after an extended illness.
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United Presses
Caracas
Venezuela
Jose Rafael Gabaldon
Venezuelan Revolutionary Movement
Portuguesa
Chabasquen
Juan Fernandez
Perfectoo Crespo
la Sabanita
Gabaldon
Rafael Simon Urbina
Joaquin Gabaldon
Carlos Sequera
Jose Maria Suarez
Juan Vicente Gomez
Wallace Follower
Darlington
Ind
Willard Harland
Lew Waillace
Stolen Automobiles Reported by Citizens Across City
Automobiles reported stolen include a Ford touring owned by C. C. Denker at 1525 Draper Street with plate 734-515 from Olive and Prospects streets, a Ford touring owned by Francis R. Williams at 2005 West Washington Street from Washington and Hancock streets, and a Reosedan with plate 5319 owned by Frank L. Alford at 1733 North Meridian Street from Twenty first and Illinois streets.
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C. C. Denker
Draper Street
Ford
Olive and
Prospects Streets
Francis R. Williams
West Washington Street
Ford Touring
Washington and
Hancock Streets
Frank L. Alford
Meridian Street
Twenty-first
Illinois Streets
Stolen Ford Truck Recovered in Rear of North New Jersey St
Police recover a Ford truck belonging to Indiana News Company found in the rear of 1710 North New Jersey street. No injuries reported and investigation continues.
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Indiana News Company
Ford
New Jersey Street
Old Folks Say Doctor Caldwell was Right
The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative based on senna herbs and pepsin. It claims long standing usage since 1892 and suitability for babies to elderly, with a gentle action and narcotics free formula. It advises inproper dosing and family use.
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Doctor Caldwell
Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Coin goal nears for hospital expansion fund drive
With the goal of 1 million dollars three-fifths funded, the Methodist hospital expansion campaign raises 611,782 in subscriptions. Arthur R. Baxter, general chairman, announced progress as Arthur V. Brown, hospital board president, led significant gifts including 50,000 and 15,000. An additional 78,565 in new subscriptions was recorded Monday, with a report due Thursday noon at the Columbia Club.
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Methodist Hospital
Arthur R. Baxter
Arthur V. Brown
Columbia Club
Banker Dies Without Written Will Leaves Estate Split
John R. Reshoit, a Stevens Point lumberman and banker, died with no will. On his deathbed he spoke nine words that dictated the division of his quarter million dollar estate. The verbal testament was admitted to probate.
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United Press
Stevens Point
Wis
John R. Reshoit
Reshoit
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