Church Leaders Gather in Indianapolis on Labor Relations
Indian apolis hosts a series of conferences by the Social Service Commission of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. National leaders Dr A W Taylor Dr Worthy Tippey W M Spofford attend as ministers meet Arthur Nash of Cincinnati known as Golden Rule Nash to discuss cooperative labor relations and employer engagement.
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Indianapolis
Social Service Commission
Federal Council
Churches of Christ In America
A. W. Taylor
The
Disciples of Chist
Dr. Worth
Tippy
New York
W. %. Spofford
Chicago
Church League For Industrial Democracy of the
Episcopate Church
Doctor Andrews Introduces New Rupture Truss
Kansas City Hernia specialist Dr. Andrews unveils a lightweight rupture truss weighing ounces with no belts or bands. He claims hundreds found relief and offers free trial by mail to one person per neighborhood. Write today to receive the device and coupon details.
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Andrews
Koch
Kansas City
Free Trial Offer Coupon Sought From Dr Andrews Kansas City
A reader requests a free trial offer coupon from Dr. Andrews at 6238 Koch Building Kansas City Missouri. The note includes the writer’s name and address and states there is no obligation.
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Dr. Andrews
Koch Bldg
Kansas City
Ptart
Actress Nora Bayes Weds Sea Captain Aboard Leviathan
Actress Nora Bayes marries Benjamin Leater Friedland, a New York financier, at sea March 2 aboard the Leviathan bound for Europe. Witnesses include Mrs. Alfred E. Smith. Bayes has five husbands, previous spouses including Crossing Norworth Clarke and Gordon.
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United Press
New York
Nora Bayes
Hartley
Leviathan
Europe
Benjamin Leater Friedland
Jack Norworth
Harry Clarke
Arthur Gordon
Gordon
Miss Bayes
Fall caused death by United Prose
Herbert Sortland, hero of Long's Peak, died of a broken hip not due to loss of courage during the icy blizzard. Agnes Vaille, Denver society and businesswoman, died in the same rescue attempt. Sortland's body showed he fell after turning back from the rescue party, dragging himself within 300 yards of the Long's Peak Inn before dying.
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United Prose
Denver
Colo
Herbert Sortland
Long's Peak
Agnes Vaille
Denver Society
Miss Vaille
Sortland
Long’s Peak Inn
William Meyer to testify in Stokes defamation case
William Meyer of St. Louis hardware, a friend of the family, is to take the stand in Chicago in the defamation suit over a photograph of Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes in pajamas astride Meyer. Prosecutors call the image evidence. defense argues it shows innocent play.
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United Press
Chicago
William 8. Meyer
St. Louis
Helen Elwood Stokes
Stokes
Meyer
Rate changes in express tariffs apply nationwide
Rates ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission took effect Sunday affecting shipments from Indianapolis to most points. American Express general agent W. J. Smith announced the changes which include both increases and decreases. For example 100 pounds to New York rose from 3.39 to 3.70 while Los Angeles fell to 9.75 from 12.54 and Chicago moved from 1.59 to 1.65.
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Indianapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Smith
American Express Company
Public Service Commission
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Bank sale considered for National City Bank Building purchase
The proposal by George J. Marott and Arthur B. Ayres to buy the National City Bank Building at E Washington Street was reviewed by preferred stock holders of the National City Realty Company for final approval. Directors prepared to accept the offer, with a proposed price of $800,000. Cash payment would be $160,000 and the balance in 5 percent preferred stock.
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George J. Marott
Indianapolis
Arthur B. Ayres
Fortville
Ind
National City Bank
E. Washington S
National City Realty Company
Chester L. Robinson
Elder Coolidge On Way To Washington For Inauguration
Col John Coolidge 80 year old father of the President rose after a heavy snowfall and drove twelve miles from Plymouth to Ludlow to begin his journey to Washington for the inauguration ceremonies Wednesday. Times Special reports purchase of 595 acres near La Porte for a new preparatory school for Notre Dame University by the Congregation of Holy Cross.
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United Press
Ludlow
John Coolidge
President Coolidge
Plymouth
Lone
Washingorr
Times
South Bend
Ind
la Porte
Notre Dame University
Congregation of Holy Cross Order
Fire Rages Aboard West Cassion Near Antwerp
An American freighter named West Cassion is on fire near Antwerp with a grain cargo onboard. The Telegraph dispatch reports heavy damage from the blaze.
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United Press
London
Antwerp
E1 Exchange Telegraph Dispatch
Beave Lawson and Harry Baltr Charged After Taxi Dispute
Beave Lawson aged 30 of 1628 Shelby Street a taxi driver faces charges of operating an auto while intoxicated malicious trespass and drunkenness. Harry Baltr 23 of Palace Hotel is charged with drunkenness. Police say the men fought following an argument over a taxi bill Saturday.
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Beave Lawson
Shelby St
Harry Baltr
Palace Hotel
Miami Judge Hurd Hurst Named to Circuit Bench
Governor Jackson appoints Peru attorney Hurd Hurst to the Miami Circuit Court to succeed Albert Ward who has moved to become U S district attorney for Indiana.
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Hurd Hurst
Peru
Jackson
Miami
Albert Ward
United States
Indiana
Local Police Mark Fifteenth Anniversary In Port
LA PORTE IND March 2 Local police department observes its fifteenth anniversary. On March 1 1910 the marshal form of protection was dropped and the present system inaugurated. Two of the original force remain on present roll.
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LA Porte
Ind
Legion opens first U S Veterans Bureau diagnostic center
The American Legion reports the United States Veterans' Bureau has opened a diagnostic center in Cincinnati Ohio. Twenty eight beds are at Cincinnati General Hospital with top specialists. Each case will receive about two weeks of observation. Regional offices in Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis Louisville Detroit and Pittsburgh will access the center.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Legion
Legion
Cincinnati General Hospital
Veterans’ Bureau
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Ind
Loulaville
Detroit
Mich
Pittsburgh
Muncie Foundry Fire Causes Half Million Dollar Loss
Officials estimate the Muncie Malleable Foundry loss at 500000 after a Sunday blaze destroyed the main building. The fire department could not save the plant but prevented spread to nearby structures. GM John Malneski cited an undetermined cause as nearly 400 workers faced unemployment. The plant will be rebuilt.
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United Press
Church Singer Caroline Goetz Dies at 65
Mrs. Caroline E. Goetz 65 died Sunday at her daughter’s home on North Delaware Street. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the Roemler residence with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. A widow of Philip Goetz she was known as a singer at Central Christian and Second Presbyterian churches. Surviving are two sons Edward P. Goetz of Philadelphia and J R Goetz of Chicago, and the daughter Mrs. Charles C. Roemler.
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Caroline E. Goetz
Charles C. Roemler
Delaware St
Crown Hill
Roemler
Clippinger Named President of Indiana Alumni Association
Gilbert B. Clippinger of Indianapolis will become president of the Indiana Alumni Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon, succeeding M. M. Andrews after the fraternity’s twenty third annual banquet at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Other officers are Henry Leonard as first vice president Venner Brace as second vice president Evans Woollen Jr as secretary W P Rolling as assistant secretary and John Clark as treasurer.
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Gilbert B. Clippinger
Indianapolis
M. M. Andrews
Indiana Alumni Association of
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Henry §. Leonard
Venner Brace
Evans Woollen, Jr
W. P. Rolling
John Clark
Muncie Man Arrested After Sunday Collision
Carl Johnson 32 of 940 N Sherman Dr was under arrest on assault and battery charges after a collision at Twenty First and Olney Streets. Grover Ireland 43 of Muncie Ind faced improper driving charges. Ireland wife Hazel and daughter Savannah 15 were slightly injured.
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Twenty-First
Olney Sts
Carl Johnson
N. Sherman Dr
Grover Ireland
Muncie
Ind
Ireland
Hazel
Savannah
Depot at Attica Wrecked by Cars
A fast eastbound Wa bash freight jumped the curve at Attica Indiana and crashed into the depot setting it on fire. Telegraph operator Roy Zentmyre was knocked unconscious but rescued as flames neared him. The loss is estimated at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars with thirteen cars piled along the track.
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Timea
Attica
Ind
Roy Zentmyre
Wabash
Lowry Burial Tuesday After One-Year Illness
William W. Lowry 59 of 825 West Dr Woodruff Place died Saturday night after a prolonged illness. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery after funeral services at 9 0 a m Tuesday at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. He practiced law in Indianapolis 32 years and served as attorney for the Claypool Hotel Indiana Hotel Keepers Assoc and Woodruff Place. He belonged to Delta Tau Delta. Widow Mrs Mary I Lowry and brother Stuart of New Albany survive.
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William W. Lowry
West Dr
Woodruff Place
Crown Hill Cemetery
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
Lowry
Indianapolis
Claypool
Indiana
New Secretary Named for Family Welfare Society
Miss Rhoda M. Welding formerly of Muncie began duties today as secretary of the Family Welfare Society. She succeeds Miss Harriet Shepard, acting secretary since Paul L. Benjamin resigned in December. Welding will study the field before setting policy.
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Rhoda M. Welding
Muncie
New
Family Welfare Society
Harriet Shepard
Paul L. Benjamin
Welding
Governor S veto Murden bill to cut tax duplicates
State tax board says passage would remove about 300 million in tax duplicates and raise mortgage exemptions from 1000 to 2000. Revaluation of real estate in 1925 would further boost the rate, the board argues.
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Murden
State Tax Board
Shortridge appoints Stephenson as business manager
William Stephenson is named business manager of the 1925 Shortridge Annual by William N. Otto of the faculty. Portraits will be made soon.
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William Stephenson
Shortridge
William N. Otto
Mike Klonowski Expected to Recover After Auto Crash
Mike Klonowski suffered a broken neck in an auto accident in La Porte Indiana. Doctors report eight small bones were removed and he was expected to recover today.
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LA Porte
Ind
Mike Klonowski
Deaf Can Hear Says Science Offers Free Trial Device
The Dictograph Products Corporation announces a device that lets thousands of deaf people hear. They offer a ten day free home trial with prepaid parcel post, no deposit, no obligation and at their expense. Send name and address to request literature and a blank.
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Dictograph Products Corporation
W. 42Nd St
New York City
Legion aide selected to become national adjutant
James Barton adjutant of the Iowa American Legion will become assistant national adjutant on April 1 as Russell Creviston resigns to pursue other work Barton will be trained by Creviston and then nominated by National Commander James A Drain for the post pending approval by the national executive committee
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James Barton
Iowa
Automobile Theft Report in Indianapolis
A stolen car case involves Jones-Wiiftaker Sales at 343 N Capitol Ave. Chevrolet license M-115. The vehicle was taken from in front of the Washington Hotel as police investigate the incident.
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Indianapolis Times
Maine
Jones-Wiiftaker Sales
N. Capitol Ave
Chevrolet
Washington Hotel
Stolen Auto Recovered. Five Charged In Car Theft
Sergeant Bartlett and night squad recovered a car reported stolen from Mrs. Irwin Dishinger on Grace land Ave near Bank Ave Washington St. Five youth occupants were charged with auto taking. names listed including Virgil Willoughby and Harold Martz among others. Jack Rousch faces separate auto taking charge.
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Sergeant Bartlett
Irwin Dishinger
Graceland Ave
Bank Ave
Washington St
Virgil Willoughby
Woodford Willoughby
Plum St
Harold Martz
E. Tenth St
Raymond Horton
W. Pearl St
Raymond Underwood
Jack Rousch
N. Delaware St
William Gates
N. Richland St
Automobiles Found Belong to Local Residents
Police report two recovered cars linked to residents Harry L. Krug of 1405 Fletcher Ave Overland and Charles Andrews of 453 N La Salle St with Ford coupe records and partial plate data. A third vehicle attributed to Lawrence Burch at 4509 Baltimore is noted but details are incomplete.
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Harry L. Krug
Fletcher Ave
Overland
Meridian St
Tuxedo St
Newland Ave
Charles Andrews
N. la Salle St
Ford
Michigan St
Arsenal Ave
Lawrence Burch
Baltimore
Premier Plant Leased By Rub-Tex To Move Newcastle Plant
The Rub-Tex Products Company of Newcastle has leased Premier Motors plant on Twentieth Street and Ol ney Avenue, moving the Newcastle facility here as part of a business expansion. The firm will keep general offices in Newcastle.
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Rub-Tex Products Company
Newcastle
Premier Motors, Inc
Twentieth St
Olney Ave
Unclear Local Finds Reported at City Streets
A fragment notes items found near Michigan and Meridian in Ave Ford and near Bast and Ohio Streets. Names W. D. Flyod of 726 N Bast Street and Nash appear with Bast and Ohio intersections.
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Ford
Michigan
Meridian Sts
W. D. Flyod
Bast St
Nash
Bast
Ohio Sts
School Boy Succeeds Vance Callahan as Indorsing Clerk
Joe Keith Clark, a Francesville senior, was chosen to succeed Vance Callahan of Kewanna as indorsing clerk of the Indiana House. Clark is among several high school youths selected for the Junior Legislature to follow the current session. Callahan returned to Purdue University.
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Keith Clark
Francesville
Ind
Vance Callahan
Kewanna
Archbishop Improves in Milwaukee After Rest
Archbishop Sebastian G. Messmer, suffering from heart disease, gained strength today after resting comfortably Sunday in Milwaukee.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Sebastian G. Messmer
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