Tornado Strikes Warsaw Injures Two In May 24 Report
A tornado caused about 25 000 in damage in Warsaw Indiana injuring two people Carrie Jaques a Warsaw school teacher and John Lewey were treated and recovering. The storm damaged roofs blown down telephone poles and struck the west side area. The Manhattan Limited engineer halted the train to prevent disaster to passengers. Warsaw appeared to be the tornado center for about ten minutes.
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United Press
Warsaw
Ind
Carrie Jaques
John Lewey
Manhattan Limited
Flagman Dies From Auto Injury at Crossing
John Heyden aged 54 of Big Four flagman at the Harding Street crossing died at Methodist Hospital from injuries after being struck Monday night by a car driven by John Hubbell 42. Hubbell charged with driving while intoxicated assault and battery and vagrancy held for involuntary manslaughter.
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Sin St
Big Four
Harding, St
Methodist Hospital
John Hubbell
S. West St. Heyden
Hubbell
Heyden
Herbert Fletcher
Marriage Licenses List From City Registry
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses with couples and partial addresses. William Sheldon, 40, East Chicago, and Edna Robbin, 24, 1906 Broadway. Guy Swartz, 28, 1852 S State, and Edna McClelland, 21, 1909 Orange. Cledus Huff, 29, 2420 W McCarty, and Beulah Million, 25, 5020 W Fourteenth. George Agg, 25, and Pearl Heilwagner, 34, both of Alabama addresses. William Titsworth, 24, and Anna Reynolds, 19, with New Jersey entries. Maurice Stein, 27, and Elsie Stein, 31, New Jersey addresses. Ora Heath, 23, 1447 8S Exstern, and Velma Coates, 21, Temnole. Curtis Hast, 15, 1181 Keystone, and Steen Leach, 55, 113L 8 Keystone.
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Chicago
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Broadway
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S. State
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Orange
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Alabama
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William Titsworth
Shelby
Aglesman
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New Jersey
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Elsie Stein
Ora Heath
Stockman
Mind Velma Coates
Temnole Curtis
Keystone
Foreman
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House
Masonic Lodge Marks Twentieth Anniversary In Indianapolis
Indianapolis Lodge No. 669 F. and A. M. observes its 20th anniversary with a Thursday night program featuring Claude C. McCoy Charles Apostol Charles A. Beard Harvey W. Black and O Bannon Babbitt. Raper Commandery eminent commander Clyde Titus School Commissioner Charles Kern and Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier join the event along with Raper Commandery choir and Carl Scheys Orchestra. Dr and Mrs Carl W Rutledge assisted by Mr and Mrs Badger will perform a musical selection. The lodge, formed June 10 1907 by Deputy Grand Master Elmer F Gay, reports 1 285 members and $100 000 in property per secretary Charles A Beard.
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O'Bannon Babbitt
Clyde ,Titus
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Badger
Walter Hess
White River
Elmer F. Gay
Driver hits three cars and fire station door in late incident
John E. Byrum 33 of 3540 Nz Pennsylvania St charged with reckless driving after his auto allegedly struck three autos and the fire station door at Maryland and Kentucky. H. W. Schaeferage 36 said his car was parked when Byrum’s vehicle hit his and Capt. Rosemeyer’s parked car, then struck the firehouse door. Police note Byrum reportedly drank but no DWI charge filed. A stolen, deserted car at Broadway Tenth and 1320 Yandes remained unfound.
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W. Thirty-Third St
Capt
A. T. Rosemeyer
R. V. Law Company
Rosemeyer
Law Auto
Byrum Auto
Byrum
Broadway
Tenth Sts
Yandes St
Frank Martin
Hoosier Briefs and Local Happenings Skim
Greensburg reports state wide import news while McGuffeyites plan a June reunion on the 4th and 5th. A Jamestown burglary involved a seven tube radio. Fairmount mail carrier Lewis Caskey denies illness as he adjusts to a new route and weight loss. Bloomington reports a bullet through a front door in a local dispute. Go shen finds 16 year old William Steffel from Chicago. Lorane dance hall dispute sparks a feud between Franklin Orr and Charles Hault. Epworth Herald editor E G Gratz lectures Greensburg Methodists on the unspanked generation. Seymour man Charles Eldridge survives a train incident after stalling his car. Vincennes crowns Grace Morgan the most intelligent girl with a 203 score. South Bend Grace Evangelical Church debate on capital punishment. Gary hosts a poetry contest won by high school students with nine tied for first.
Funeral director advocates simple, humane service approach
Walter T. Blasengym, funeral director at 2226 Shelby St, stresses little courtesies and brotherly concern in bereavement care. He supports simplicity over pomp, offers ambulance service, uniform call charges, and a female attendant on request. Dr. Ryan of Fountain Square extols chiropractic and Spears system for varied ailments with nine years of practice and growing case load.
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Walter T. Blasengym
Shelby Sr
Blasengym
Ons
Ryan
Fountain Square
Science backs chiropractic relief claims by Dr. E M Ryan
A scientific study supports chiropractic efficacy for pain relief, stated by Dr. E M Ryan of 1066 4 Virginia Ave. He notes the field should no longer apologize for its claims as experiences have shown clearer results.
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E. M. Ryan
Virginia Ave
Construction in City’s History
The American Construction Company is highlighted for its role in Indianapolis and Marion county projects over the past two decades. It built sewers asphalt streets sidewalks and bridges and earned commendations from public works engineers for its workmanship.
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Ing
Indianapolis
Marion County
No explicit title given for the construction firm report
The article describes a construction company expanding from a small wagon team to a larger fleet with trucks to meet public work demands. It notes a shift toward private cement contracts, highlights a firm principle of thoroughness, and claims strict adherence to specifications fostering a high city-wide ranking.
AIDS SOS CALLS FROM TORNADO AID CENTER
The Capitol Loan Company at 141-14 E Washington St answers SOS calls from people in financial distress after storms. Hundreds find the lender a life saving station offering quick loans on furniture pianos automobiles and other chattel security without red tape. Workmen rely on its dependable fair dealing and strong reputation.
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The
Capitol Loan Company
Washington St
Capitol Auto Parts and Tire Company News
Capitol Auto Parts and Tire Company in Capitol City reports strong demand for tires batteries and auto accessories. Proprietor Morris Marcus notes a growing customer base and a capacity to supply radio use batteries and mobile units with a modern repair shop and large stock of new and used parts.
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Sillinois St
T Morris Marcus
Capitol Battery
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