Bids Open April 14 for State Road Improvements
State highway officials announce bids will open April 14 for 25 miles of bituminous macadam and 50 miles of surface treatment across 13 counties including Adams Allen Grant Delaware and Dearborn. Project scope covers Roads 21 13 33 11 35 27 40 4 5 6 22 38 with a total cost about 400000 and completion by November 15. Lemon juice note备用 ink stain advice remains unrelated.
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John D. Williams
State Highway Commission
Lawrence
Harrison
Floyd
Meinree
Clark
Adams
Allen, Wells
Henry
Delaware
Grant
Ohio
Dearborn
Adams County
Allen and Wells Counties
Henry County
Delaware County
Grant County
Lawrence County
Harrison County
Floyd County
Monroe County
Monroe
Morgan Counties
Clark County
Eczema Cleared After Using Cuticura Products
Miss Gladys Pabl of Milwaukee recalls months of facial rash and itching from eczema. After trying various remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, finishing three cakes of soap and one ointment box to achieve complete healing. Public notice includes product pricing and mail offer.
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Gladys Pabl
Bist St
Milwaukee, Wis
Mrs. Katherine Smock Praises Dr. Pierce Prescription
A testimonial from Mrs. Katherine Smock of Indianapolis credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with curing her feminine disorder after trying the product. She urges readers to obtain the remedy, noting it is recommended by many and offering a 10 cent trial price.
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Katherine Smock
Deloss St
Indianapolis
Dr. Pierce
Duggist
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hot 4
Buffalo
N. Y
Arrest Driver in Auto Accident
Elzie Clemmons 33 of Plum Street was charged with assault and battery failing to stop after an accident and driving while intoxicated after a collision at 973 West Washington Street. Harley Monnett was struck by Clemmons truck and injured. Clemmons fled scene with no name. Christain Hansen was charged with assault and battery after a crash at McCarty Street and Virginia Avenue injuring June Harland and Dean Faulkner.
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Elzie Clemmons
Plum St
Washington St
Harley Monnett
Belmont Ave
Clemmons
Music Dealers Elect New Indianapolis Leadership
Munqie dealers elect W. J. Baker head of the Indianapolis Music Dealers Association at a Wednesday night meeting in the Athenaeum. Officers voted in include E. W. Stockdale as vice president Myron D. Taylor as treasurer Harley G. Hook as secretary and Edward G. Hereth Hazel E. Ryan and Joel B. Hyde as directors. The group invites all Indianapolis music business people to the next meeting on April 8 at the Athenaeum.
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W. J. Baker
Brunswick Phonograph Shop
Indianapolis Music Dealers’ Association
Athenaeum
E. W. Stockdale
Myron D. Taylor
Harley G. Hook
Edward G. Hereth
Hazel E. Ryan
Joel B. Hyde
Indianapolis
The
Attack on Mrs. Gertrude Kellen Reported in Chicago
Police investigated an alleged home assault on Mrs. Gertrude Kellen of 1257 WW Thirty Fourth St. She said a stranger knocked, forced the screen door, struck her eye, and fled. A broken screen hook was found and she bears a bruise. No motive or suspect identified.
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Gertrude Kellen
Thirty- Fourth St
Tornado Benefit Dance Aimed at Sufferers in Tomlingen Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary of Hebrew Free Loan Society hosts a tornado relief benefit Tuesday evening in Tomlingen Hall. The Police and Firemen's band will perform. Mrs. David Rosenburg chairing the committee. About 3,000 tickets to be sold.
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Tomlingen Hall
Ladies
Hebrew Free Loan Society
David Rosenburg
Broadway
iBooker Davidson Charged After Vehicle Theft Arrest
Police report 19 year old iBooker Davidson of 615 West North Street was arrested on vehicle taking charges after being found in an automobile belonging to Will Penrod of 532 West Market Street.
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iBooker Davidson
North St
Will Penrod
Market St
Irvington Pioneer James Agnew Dies at 60
Irvington mourns James Agnew 60 a longtime resident who died at his daughter's home 258 S Arlington Ave. Funeral services will be at his daughter's residence Friday at 10 30 a m followed by services at Tuxedo Park Baptist Church Burial is at Lewis Creek cemetery The widow and five children survive He came to Irvington about thirty years ago and was active in civic life.
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Irvington
James Agnew
Nome
Wiliam Klelfgen
S. Arlington Ave
Tuxedo Park Baptist Church
Lewis Creek Cemetery
Agnew
Lemcke Men Carry On Campaign Amid Illness
Ralph A. Lemcke despite cancelling speaking engagements due to his mother Emma Lemcke's illness directs activities from campaign headquarters. Meetings are slated for Leonard Street Sanders Street and Weghurst. Byron K. Eliott elected Lemcke's Eighth Ward chairman. Francis Brosnan heads the Young Men's Lemcke Club.
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Ralph A. Lemcke
Emma Lemcke
Leonard St
Sanders St
Weghurst
Byron K. Eliott
Criminal Court
Lemcke
Eighth Ward
Francis Brosnan
Young Men's
Ivy Day Program Set For Manual Training High School
Miss Jessie E. Moore will lead Ivy day events at Manual Training High School on Wednesday April 8. The program includes a pageant The Choosing of the Ivy, a dramatization titled Manual Rejoices, and the ivy presentation by Alwin Iverson with the silver trowel ceremony by Iverson and Wilbur Noll.
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Jessie E. Moore
Alwin Iverson
E. H. Kemper McComb
Wilbur Noll
Miss Moore
Louise Martin
Harold Winslow
Retired Fireman Patrick Merrick Dies at 70
Patrick Merrick, 70, a retired city firefighter of thirty years, died Wednesday at his brother Richard Merrick's home. He lived here since childhood and was a member of the Moose and Knights of Pythias. Survived by his brother, he will be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery after funeral services at 9 am Saturday at St. Anthony's Catholic Church.
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Patrick Merrick
Richard Merrick
Ni Miley Ave
Merrick
The
Moose
Knights of Pythias
Holy Cross Cemetery
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
State fair premiums increased to 125000 for 1925
The finance committee of the State board of agriculture raises total premiums to 125000 for 1925, an increase of about 19000 from last year. Cattle premiums set at 24937.50 and a 2000 stake added to the racing program. Admission schedule from last year remains in force.
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Finace Committee
State Board of Agriculture
Native Indian Recital at First Friends Church
Philip Frazier and Susie Meeks Frazier, both native Indians, present a program of Indiana songs and legends Monday night at First Friends Church Thirteenth and Alabama Streets. The couple, Oberlin Northwestern and Earlham graduates respectively, plan missionary work.
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Philip Frazier
Susie Meeks Frazier
Indiana
First Friends Church
Thirteenth
Alabama Sts
Frazier
Oberlin College
Northwestern University
Earlham College
Attorney Albert Stump Speaks at Indianapolis Traffic Club Luncheon
Albert Stump addressed the Indianapolis Traffic Club at Severin during today’s luncheon Ira E Guthrie was honored as the guest before his departure from the city.
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Albert Stump
Indianapolis
the Severin
Ira E. Guthrie
Mrs R Hunt reports jewelry theft in city
Mrs R Hunt of 21 West North Street told police thieves took five diamond rings and a ruby ring valued at 500 dollars.
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R. Hunt
W. North St
Dry Chief Rules for Wet Cellars in Wisconsin
Madison March 26. Wisconsin lawmakers defying the Volstead act face state limits on home possession of wine and beer. Prohibition Commissioner Herman Sachsen rules such possession cannot be prosecuted under state law, pushing enforcement to federal authorities. Senator Gettleman testifies he has a cellar of wine and beer and seeks to memorialize Congress to legalize 72.75 percent beer.
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Bay United Preae
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Herman Sachsen
Gettleman
Senate
Lamp salesman slated on charges in Chicago incident
Harry Eric Kerry a 24 year old New York salesman for a Chicago lamp concern was slated on charges of attempted attack blind tiger and transporting liquor after a young woman reported he forced her into a taxi driven by Harry Appel of 708 Massachusetts Ave. Kerry was later arrested in his hotel room where police found liquor.
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Harry Eric Kerry
New York
Chicago
Kerry
Harry Appel
Massachusetts Ave
Appel
Drug Store And Grocer Held Up
Two colored bandits suspected in two hold ups. One occurred Wednesday night near Twentieth Street and College Avenue, with $59 in cash and checks stolen from Walter Marley. The other happened early today on McCarty Street near Virginia Avenue, netting $173 from W T De Ford. Total taken exceeds $225.
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Lexington Ave
W. T. de Ford
McCarty St
Virginia Ave
Harry Woods
W. A. Woods
Twentieth St
College Ave
Walter Marley
Ohio St
Women Organize for Wilmeth Mayoral Bid Meeting
A 3 p.m. Friday gathering in 109 Pembroke Arcade kicks off women workers for Judge Delbert Wilmeth’s Republican mayoral bid. Mrs. Hazel Workman leads the organizing drive with a committee including Mesdames Leeds, Keelen, Pritchard, Barcus, Jones, Schuman, Kellehan, Pruyn, Billman, Sharpe, Russell, Austin, James, Gillespie, Nordholt, Schntz, Dunham, Bucham, Scharffin and Miss Gladys Cline.
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Pembroke Arcade
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Hazel Workman
Judge Wilmeth
Mesdames Russel M. Leeds
Forrest Keelen
Walter Pritchard
J. E B. Barcus
Harry R. Jones
Fred Schuman
Lyman K. Kellehan
Murry K. Pruyn
C. N. Billman
Harriet Sharpe
William H. Russell
C. T. Austin
C. A. James
George Dick- Bryant Gillespie
J. Adline Nordholt
William H. Schntz
Audi & Dunham
J. Harvey Bucham
Paul Scharffin
Miss Gladys Cline
Indiana Guard to Stand Fast After Storm Zone Return
Adjt. Gen. William H. Kershner and Maj. Albert H. Whitcomb visited southern Indiana to inspect National Guard troops on police duty. Four units could be recalled if no further protection is needed as Kershner returns to Indianapolis to brief Governor Jackson who delays a special legislative session for relief funds pending reports.
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Adjt
William H. Kershner
Albert H. Whitcomb
Indiana
National Guard
Kershner
Indianapolis
Jackson
Kiwanis and Lions Aid Tornado Relief in Indiana
Kiwanis Club donated 250 dollars at its luncheon to support relief efforts in the Indiana tornado area and a voluntary offering was collected. Indianapolis Lions Club adopted a sympathy resolution for tornado victims and urged members to give generously. Mrs Norma Bauer 32 of 1931 West Michigan Street was hospitalized Wednesday night after taking poison in what police say was self administered. her condition is serious.
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Indiana
Kiwanis Club
Indianapolis
Ers
Norma Bauer
W. Michigan St
City Hospital
Red Cross reports near 100000 for Sullivan mine relief
The Sullivan mine disaster relief totals from all sources approach $100,000. The American Red Cross raised $65,122.64, according to Eugene L. Foster director of rehabilitation.
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Sullivan Mine
American Red Cross
Eugence
Foster
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