State Board Announces New Reciprocal Regulations
State industrial board updates rules for reciprocal insurance companies to safeguard employee and employer interests. The changes allow reciprocal concerns outside Indiana to write compensation for Indiana workmen. Reciprocal companies must deposit with their attorneys for claims and liabilities $100,000 instead of previous amounts.
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State Industrial Board
Reciprocal
Indiana
Reciprocal Company
Topsy and Eva Still a Hit in Indianapolis
The Duncan Sisters starring in Topsy and Eva drew full houses at English's with standing room. Critics praise Rosetta Duncan as Topsy and Vivian Duncan as Eva, noting their strong harmony, sharp slapstick, and wide appeal. Also, Palace include Captain Kidd set mimicking Treasure Island tone with high singing by four men.
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Topsy and
Eva
Duncan Sisters
Indianapolis
Abie
Duncan
Topsy
Rosetta Duncan
Vivian Duncan
Montgomery and
Stone
Marguerite Bell
Premiere Danseuse
Vernon Richard
George Shelby
New Palace
Captain Kidd
Mandalay Solo and Humorous Acts Highlight Theater Billing
A woman dances while Murray and Lavere deliver fresh comic bits. A solo Mandalay by a male performer stands out as a feature. The act includes a wild accordion as Gordon and Healy tease a newlywed couple. Willie's Reception parodies a French dancer and hostess. Other acts and films fill the Palace program with photoplay, newsreels, and comedies.
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Mandalay
Murray
Lavere
Gordon
Healy
Danville Farmer Held for Manslaughter in Bridal Death
Danville Indiana November 6 John Ward a farmer was jailed on manslaughter charges after a car driven by Ward struck a vehicle carrying Mrs Homer Smith a bride from Indianapolis resulting in her death. The incident occurred as the couple traveled to a wedding. Ward faces formal charges and is held for further proceedings.
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United Press
Danville
Ind
John Ward
Homer Smith
Indianapolis
Missing Man Returns After Nine Day Disappearance
John Beatty a railway worker from Greensburg Indiana returned home after nine days away. Police radio and newspapers aided the search and Beatty regained his memory during the missing period. The incident prompted renewed police and public interest in local disappearance cases.
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Greensburg
Ind
John Beatty
Beatty
Cin
Plan Park Program for Dredging and Beautification Next Year
Emsley W. Johnson acting president outlined at a park board meeting a development program for next year. Projects include dredging Fall Creek between the state fair grounds and Northwestern Avenue to allow pleasure boats, plus playground development and beautification of streets and public places.
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Fall Creek
State Fair Ground
Northwestern Ave
Emsley W. Johnson
Park Board
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