police investigate report of chloroform incident involving girl
Mrs E B Proctor reports a burglar attempted to drug her 12 year old daughter Helen Fort after she woke to a man bending over the bed. A chloroform smelling handkerchief was found and a note at the door warned to wake the girl. Lieutenant Johnson leads the inquiry.
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E. B. Proctor
Brookside Ave
Forrest Proctor
Helen Fort
Last Rites Arranged for Indianapolis Resident Bristor
Funeral services for William A. Bristor 81 will be held Friday at 2 p m at his home 1928 N Meridian St burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery He had been ill since September and lived in Indianapolis all his life He was a shoe merchant until retirement fifteen years ago Survived by widow Mrs Ma M Bristor a daughter Mrs Burton B Field and a son Albert M Bristor all of Indianapolis
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William A. Bristor
N. Meridian St
Crown Hill Cemetery
Bristor
Indianapolis
Ma M. Bristor
Burton B. Field
Albert M. Bristor
Killing at Rushville in revolver duel on public square
Ray Lakin aged 50 was fatally shot in a revolver duel with Dick Smith, Rushville night patrolman, on the public square at 1 a m. Lakin refused to heed orders and fired after stopping his car. three shots struck him. Smith returned fire.
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United Press
Rushville
Ind
Ray Lakin
Dick Smith
Lakin
Smith
Four more councilmanic candidates file Certificates of Candidacy
Four more council seats see filings with the city clerk. Frank C. Brosius of 506 E Washington St represents the Second district as a Republican. George J. Bryant of 4162 College Ave runs in the Third district as a Republican. Shirley T. McClure of 2921 W Washington St seeks the Fifth district as a Democrat. William Welsh of 686 Lexington Ave competes in the Sixth district as a Democrat.
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Frank C. Brosius
E. Washington St
George J. Bryant
College Ave
Shirley T. McClure
W. Washington St
William Welsh
Lexington Ave
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Life of Accused Chicago Man William Crouch Describes
William Crouch recounts the early life of Chicago defendant William D. Shepherd, once raised on A. S. Daugherty’s Rock Lane farm near Indianapolis, noting Shepherd’s 17 year old diploma from the old Indianapolis High School and his early kindness, farm work, and good school grades.
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William Crouch
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Indianapolis
Shortridge
Shepherd
A. 8
Daugherty
High St
Billy Shepherd
Wes
Rock Lane
Revival at Second Moravian Church Draws Large Crowds
Large audiences attend the revival week at the Second Moravian Church where Rev. John Greenfield of Winona Lake, Moravian provincial evangelist, preaches. Closing services are scheduled for Sunday.
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Second Moravian Church
John Greenfield
Winona Lake
Moravian Church
Local Man Sues Pastor and Son Over Alleged Alienation
Grover Bozell of Indianapolis sues Floyd Worley and his father the Rev R E Worley in Noblesville for 25000 in damages claiming the couple’s marriage was ruined by clandestine meetings and that Worley lent his car for rides with Mrs Bozell. The suit also accuses both defendants of encouraging liquor production and consumption. Floyd Worley works as a street car motorman in Indianapolis and lives with his father near Noblesville. A note recalls a Queen Elizabeth era law restricting new buildings within three miles of London.
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Times Special
Noblesville
Ind
Grover Bozell
Indianapolis
Floyd Worley
R. E. Worley
Bozell
Queen Elizabeth
London
Haley’s Magnesia Oil blends two cures for stomach ills
One of the era’s key medical advances is Haley’s Magnesia Oil, combining milk of magnesia and mineral oil to deliver antacid relief directly to the lower bowel. It neutralizes acids, lubricates, and provides prompt relief without gripping. Sold by druggists or mail order with a dollar-size bottle available from the Haley M O Company of Indianapolis.
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Haley
Haley M-O Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Stormy Weather Impacts Indianapolis as Tornado Fringes State
Weather Bureau notes warm air surge in Indianapolis after tornadoes hit southern Illinois and Indiana. Temperature climbs seven degrees to 58 by 7 p.m. while center of storm tracks south, fringe effects felt locally. State enforcers discuss Lafuze killer bill licenses and an arrest under new 35 mph speed limit. another driver cited for 65 mph on Danville road.
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Illinois
Indiana
Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Clarence Baker
Porceman
Danville
Indiana sets strict but fair speed law enforcement
Secretary Frederick Be Schortemeier announced that Indiana will strictly enforce new speeding and careless driving laws. The state aims for fair action while upholding road safety as implementation begins.
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Indiana
Frederick BE
Schortemeier
Storm damage blocks Indiana roads in southern counties
State highway officials report unofficially that storm battered areas in southern Indiana show heavily littered and often impassable roads with many routes blocked and travel difficult.
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Indiana
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