92 Are Cited by U S Court
United Press reports in Cincinnati that 92 National Cash Register salesmen were cited for contempt of court and ordered to appear in Federal Court on December 15. Investigators led by Department of Justice special agent John J. Lott allege these salesmen used unfair competitive methods in their sales policy.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Cash Register Company
John J. Lott
Department of Justice
Cash Register
Lott
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Breath Relief
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural substitute for calomel that cleanses the system and banishes bad breath. It claims gentle bowel and liver action, no griping, and a vegetable formula, sold in 10c and 30c sizes.
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Dr. Edwards
S S S promotes blood cleansing for eczema relief
Advert says S S S blood purifier cures eczema by cleansing blood and restoring red cells. Claims boils pimples rashes disappear with regular use. Encourages readers to ask their druggist for the larger bottle.
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S.S. S
Spectators Observe Trial in Silence for Oberholtzer Case
In Noblesville Indiana the courtroom fills as the State presents evidence against D. C. Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry for Miss Madge Oberholtzer's murder. Spectators watch, mothers sob, and a defense strategy unfolds amid anxious faces and idle hands.
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Cees Court Room
Blesville
Inds
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Stephenson
Klinck
Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Hammond
Noblesville
Ira Holmes
Dawes Dinner Committee Named by Indiana Democrats
Democratic state chairman Walter S. Chambers announced Dawes reception committee members in Indiana. The list includes William E. Wilson Evansville Frank Culbertson Vincennes Frank Gardner Scottsburg Lincoln Dixon North Vernon John T. Beasley Terre Haute Charles A. Hack Shelbyville Reginald Sullivan Indianapolis Dale J. Brittenberger Anderson Robert Bracken Frankfort Howard Gescheidler Hammond Robert Batton Marion L G Ellingham Fort Wayne and A L Deniston Rochester.
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Charles G. Dawes
Claypool
Cable Tabernacle
Dawes
Senate
Chamber of Commerce
Walter S. Chambers
William E. Wilson
Evansville
Frank Culbertson
Vincennes
Frank Gardner
Scottsburg
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
John T. Beasley
Terre Haute
Charles A. Hack
Shelbyville
Reginald Sullivan
Indianapolis
Dale J. Brittenberger
Anderson
Robert Bracken
Frankfort
Howard Gescheidler
Hammond
Robert Batton
Marion
L. G. Ellingham
Ft. Wayne
A. L. Deniston
Rochester
Cornerstone Laid for Amalgamated Auditorium
Cornerstone ceremonies mark the Amalgamated Auditorium project by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America at Capitol Ave and Pratt St. Key figures include B. Foster, George and Zimmerman, A. A. Mitchell and Company, Joseph Schlossberg, Frank Rosenblum, and Jack Crow. The fireproof building features a ballroom, smoking room, rest rooms, offices, and shop rooms with Chinchilla brick and Indiana Limestone, an oak main entrance with a copper and iron grille, and a fifty foot vaulted ballroom ceiling.
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Amalgamated
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Capitol Ave
Pratt St
B. Foster
Amalgamated Auditorium Company
George and Zimmerman
A. A. Mitchell
Venice
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U.S. Court
National Cash Register
Pape
Union Tire CO. Cor
South Minors
Georgian St. Main
Eiteljorg & Moore
Morper East Market
Circle
Circle Theater
Eldora Field
Dawes Body
Democrats On Committee
Florida
Land
Hoosier
Union Bus Station
Miami
Lincoln
Amalgamated Auditorium
Sheldon St
Willie Green
Green
Charles Walker
Alvord St
Walker
Boncilla
Indianapolis Light & Heat Company
Monument Circle
Travel Bureau
Fletcher American CO
Paris
Rue St
Florentin
Martin Bros
Indiana Ave
United Labor Bank and Trust Company
E. Market St. Lin
OLD Trails Automobile Insurance Assn
Riley
Norman’s Furniture CO
Bluebird Store
E. Wash. St
Hanning Bros. & Winkler
W. Cor
Wash
Penn
Credit Kay Jewelry Co
Washington St
Bidg
Sam Trattner
Mlinols
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