Klan Welcomed by New Political Group in Indiana
Charles E. Wharton of Kenton Ohio touring Indiana to organize the Farmers' Defense League told Democratic State committeemen that the Ku Klux Klan is welcome to join his faction Wharton outlined a platform to abolish useless offices repeal class legislation and run public business like a private concern He opposes teachers pensions and county agricultural agents and plans a 1926 Ohio Senate bid with expected no opposition.
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Charles E. Wharton
Kenton
Ohio
Indiana
Farmers’ Defense League
Wharton
Sparkling Morning Flush with Jad Salts Claim
An promotional message urges starting the day with a glass of water and Jad Salts mixed with lemon and grape acids to flush the intestines. It promises quick, pleasant results within an hour and urges sending a coupon to test what Jad Salts mean to you.
Telephone girl reports relief after Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A telephone operator credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with easing two years of bearing down pains in her legs and weakness. She notes improvements after starting the medicine and mentions her mother’s Change of Life use as well.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia AB
Pinkham
Marshalltown
Charlestoners to Win Prizes Tonight
Tonight at River side Dance Palace the Charlestoners contest offers big prizes after 6000 locals learned the Charleston from Gene La Verne. The champion couple will receive 50 from The Indianapolis Times and a silver loving cup, with three judges including two studio heads.
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Riverside Dance Palace
Indianapolis
Times
Gene la Verne
la Verne
Indianapolis Times
Maurice Thornton
Rogers and Company
N. Illinois St
Morrison's
W. Washington St
Schwartz Quality Clothes Shop
S. Illinois St
Yuncker Bottling Works
Massachusetts Ave
Ruling Could Halt Wills Dempsey Fight Next Summer
Governor Jackson may halt the Harry Wills versus Jack Dempsey bout in Michigan City amid Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam’s ruling that prize fighting is prohibited by law, despite no law against boxing. Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons secured the contract two months prior in Michigan City and Benton Harbor.
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Jackson
Arthur L. Gilliam
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Michigan City
Gilliam
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Benton Harbor
Mich
Cascarets Laxative Promises Quick Relief for Comfort
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant laxative that relieves headachy and bilious feelings. One to two tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels, leaving the head clear, stomach sweet, tongue pink, and skin rosy with no griping.
Resort of kidnappers found in New Jersey mountains
West Orange police raided a bungalow five miles from town uncovering a secluded resort used to imprison kidnaped girls. Two rescued victims led the raid. An attractive 25 year old unconscious from drugs was found with another kidnapped Philadelphia girl whose identity was withheld. Three men were arrested and police seized twelve complete dope outfits seven revolvers and a large ammunition stock.
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United Preas
West Orange
N. J
Orange Mountains
Philadelphia
Legion meeting ends with pledge to curb guardianship fraud
Maj. Davis G. Arnold of the United States Veterans Bureau told the closing session of American Legion commanders and adjutants that illegitimate guardians defrauded minors and incompetent adults of thousands. The Legion and government will halt the practice while pledging Armistice Day as a national holiday and boosting membership in larger cities with at least one yearly broadcast program.
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Maj
Davis G. Arnold
United States Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion Department
Legion
Communists Ejected After Slap By Fascist Deputy
In Rome on November 19, Communists in the Italian chamber were forcibly ejected after Deputy Farinacci slapped a Communist who spoke against Premier Mussolini. The incident triggered a general rush against Communists.
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United Press
Rome
Farinacci
Mussolini
Corn Show Planned By Timea Special
Hamilton County corn show scheduled for December 12 in Noblesville Indiana under Kiwanis Club auspices to honor a bumper crop. Large cash prizes will be awarded to winners.
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Timea
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County
Kiwanis Club
Judge Garvin Confronts Drunken Driving Attitude
Special Judge Thomas F. Garvin condemned repeat offenders in Criminal Court after finding John Murphy of 743 West New York Street guilty of drunkenness. Murphy received a $10 fine and costs with the fine suspended on payment of costs. due to illness from a prior 70 day State Farm term he was not sentenced and remained jailed for failure to pay $60.35 in costs.
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Thomas F. Garvin
John Murphy
New York St
Murphy
Indiana State Farm
Garvin
Bishop to preside at Broadway M. E. Church cornerstone
The cornerstone laying for the Broadway M. E. Church at Broadway and Fall Creek Blvd. is set for 3 p m Sunday. Bishop Frederick T. Kleeny of Omaha will deliver the principal address, with the church choir performing and Rev. John W. McFall in charge.
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Broadway M. E
Broadway and
Fall Creek Blvd
Frederick T. Kleeny
Omaha
Neb
John W. McFall
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Ku Klux Klan
Wyeth Chemical Co., Inc
Madison Avenue
Rec
New York
Dept. L
Elmira Gagnon
Hubbell
Frye
Dept. H
Maiden
Mass
Indianapolis Heat and Light Co
Hogue Fuel and Supply Co
Twenty-Ninth St
H. H. Mayer, Inc
Washington St
American Wholesale Grocery Company
Blue Bell Hat Shop
Pennsylvania St
Starr Piano Company
Monument Place
Peacock Shoe Shop
E. Washington St
Indianapolis Music House
N. Pennsylvania St
Noblesvilles
Nicolasa Gonzalez
Cuero
Texas
Iparise
Bartlett
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