Municipal ax cuts two park employees in city reshuffle
Two veteran Park Board workers, Charles A. Myers chief clerk and Miss Mary Griffin secretary to the board, were discharged under Mayor Duval. Board president John E. Milner said the move came as part of staffing cuts with some staff reassigned, while offering no charges against the pair.
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City Park Board
Duval
Charles A. Myers
Mary Griffin
John E.,milner
Powers
Myers
Milners
Duvall
Miss Griffin
Park Department
Laemle Operated on for Appendicitis in London
Carl Laemle president of Universal Picture Corporation underwent surgery for appendicitis in London. His condition was reported good today after being brought to London on arrival at Southampton yesterday.
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United Press
London
Carl Laemmile
Universal Picture Corporation
Southampton
Best Laxative They’ve Found in Black Draught Endorsement
Mr. G. W. Parsons of near Hatfield Arkansas gives a strong testimonial for Black Draught as the best remedy for constipation. He notes long term use over 25 years and credits it with relieving indigestion and sour stomach. Mrs Parsons adds that it aided eight sons and ten daughters and could be prepared as tea for children.
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G. W. Parsons
Hatfield
Ark
Mr Fixit column features calls on city reform and safety
A readers letters column sees Mr Fixit address proposals to bar women from men’s barber shops and requests for safety measures on Empire Street near the farmers market. Other notes discuss sewer work delays on S Keystone Ave and a pending Pleasant Run interceptor project with a court action delaying progress.
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Fixit
E. South
New Jersey Sts
E. Empire St
Empire and
Smith Lane
Leforge
Arthur Haguffler
Board of Safety
MR. Fixit
S. Keystone Ave
Pleasant Run
State officials attend Valley Mills picnic hosted by Mrs. Miller
Governor Jackson and several state officials joined a picnic at the Valley Mills country home of Mrs. Blanche Miller, assistant secretary of the State purchasing committee, hosted by the Statehouse Women's Republican Club. Major W. D. Wilson entertained on violin. Guests included Ed Spray, Archie N. Bobbitt, Gaylord S. Morton, L. C. Johnson, and Dailey E. McCoy.
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Jackson
Blanche Miller
Valley Mills
Statehouse Women's Republican Club
W. D. Wilson
Statehouse
Ed Spray
Archie N. Bobbitt
Gaylord S. Morton
L. C. Johnson
Dailey E. McCoy
Officer's Arm Broken In City Crash
Sergt. Daniel Cummings 41 of 119 N Sherman Dr hospitalized at St Vincent with a broken left arm after his car collided with Alfred Corella's truck at Gelsendorff and Washington. Mrs Cummings and son Daniel Jr were shaken. Miranda Gregg 66 of Pittsboro was cut and bruised. Corella was slated. Sophia Spuzich and Nellie Restach injured when their car overturned after a collision with Robert Neville's vehicle at 625 S Meridian St.
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Daniel Cummings
N. Sherman Dr
St. Vincent Hospital
Alfred Corella
S. Oakland Ave
Gelsendorff and
Washington Sts
Cummings
Daniel Jr
Miranda Gregg
Pittsboro
Ind
Corella
Sophia Spuzich
Sixteenth St
Nellie Restach
Thirty-Third St
Robert Neville
S. Meridian St
Power Plant Planned on Eel River in Putnam County
Plans for a huge hydro electric dam on the Eel River were disclosed after incorporation papers for the Eel River Power Company were filed. The 140 foot high dam would create a 28 mile long lake with a 100 mile shoreline crossing Putnam Morgan and Owen counties. Incorporators include Henry F. Campbell R E Stevenson T R Mead John W Balch of Indianapolis and Arthur J Laye of Ridgeville. The lake would be four miles from the National Road. Sofia residents report two bodies of four missing children found in a cottage cellar. all had been murdered.
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Eel River
Putnam County
Eel River Power Company
Putnam
Morgan
Owen Counties
Henry F. Campbell
R. E. Stevenson
T. R. Mead
John W. Balch
Indianapolis
Arthur J. Laye
Ridgevillle
National Rd
Sofia
Farm relief defeat signals shift against Coolidge in 1928 race
Senate defeat of the Fess farm relief bill and passage of a cooperative marketing measure highlights a split with President Coolidge. Observers note Republican defections eroding White House influence, while Dawes Lowden McNary Watson camps gain traction as 1928 GOP prospects.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Senate
House
Department of Agriculture
Dawes-London-Watson-McNary
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Bingham
Conn
Cameron
Ariz
Oddie
Nevada
Pepper
Reed
Mellon
Pine
Okla
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Maine
McMaster
Norbeck
Schall
Minn
Cummins
Iowa
Couzens
Mich
Borah
Idaho
Gooding
McNary
Ore
Robinson and Watson
Ind
Howell
Nebraska
Johnson
California
la Follette
Wisconsin
Norris
Dawes-Lowden- McNary Watson
Frank 0. Lowden
Illinois
Dawes
Watson
Doctor urges men to shed hats stop baldness in London
In a London talk Dr. E. Graham Little told a large audience that removing hats and allowing hair to air can help prevent baldness.
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London
E. Graham Little
Ben ing Arnold Celebrates 102nd Birthday Bowling
In Bournemouth England Ben ing Arnold marked his 102nd birthday by taking part in a local bowling match. The event highlighted his long life and continued participation in the sport.
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Bournemouth
England
Bening Arnold
Tractor Accidents Kill Several on Ohio Farms
Tractor accidents have caused several deaths on Ohio farms this spring. Most fatalities arise when the machine tips backward or when the operator cranks the tractor while in gear.
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Ohio
Nova Scotia Fishing Industry Shows Improvement In Catch
In Nova Scotia an uptick in sea fish catch is noted and cannery activity appears to rise. The capital represented in the province's primary fishing operations is $7,193,386.
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Nova Scotia
Automobiles reported stolen from several Ford residents
Police report several cars stolen from addresses in Ford. Norman McDermitt at 1618 Emerson Ave. Ford, phone 449 556, from in front of that address. Jeff Flannery at 1864 Orleans S&J, Ford, 275 561, from Pennsylvania and Louisiana Sts. Guy R Warnock at 1702 N Illinois St, Ford, from Capitol Ave and Market St. Edward H Palmer at 2351 College Ave, Ford, 547 290, from 43 W Vermont St.
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Norman McDermitt
Emerson Ave
Ford
Jeff Flannery
Orleans S&j
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Guy R. Warnock
N. Mlinois St
Capitol Ave
Market St
Edward H. Palmer
College Ave
Vermont St
Back Home Again Automobiles Reported Found
Police report cars belong to Jenette McDonald of Moon and Fred Estelund and others. Vehicles include Ford and Oldsmobile models found at various city intersections, listing owners and license numbers where available.
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Jenette McDonald
E. Court St
Moon
Delaware and Pearl Sts
Fred Estelund
East St
Ford
Tenth St
King Ave
Chalmers
Belmont Ave
Raymond Sts
L. M. Arthur
N. East St
Oldsmobile
Meridian
Thirteenth Sts
Clifford Ns. Symmons
N. Dearborn St
Nash
Delaware and Wabash Sts
B. G. Craig
Silver Ave
Hudson and
Vermont Sts
Marriage Licenses List with Names and Ages
A fragmented public notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names and ages including Jones 27 and Amos, Cain, Nugent 23, Smith, Taylor 26, Elizabeth Harris 19, and others. The readable text shows license entries with varying details and partial addresses or identifiers.
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See
Eat Smith
College
Mr Taylor
Elizabeth Harris
Brazil to Electrify 73 Kilo Meters of Rail
The Brazilian government plans to electrify 73 kilometers of railroad in a major infrastructure upgrade for transport efficiency and energy use. The project signals focus on modernization and regional connectivity.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Injured Woman Sighting Prompted Citywide Police Search
Police squads hunted the northwest city area late Tuesday for a seriously hurt woman reported beaten or involved in a collision. William Atkins said he saw a man pursue a bleeding woman at Indiana Avenue and Sixteenth Street before the assailant fled to a car. He questioned the woman who replied I am hurt. She later appeared at the city station.
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William Atkins
Herbert &J
Indiana Ave
Sixteenth St
Atkins
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