Democrats dispute recognition of Judge Orbison by park board
The Democratic party rejects Judge Charles J. Orbison as a legal park board member and notes mayor-elect John L. Duvall does not acknowledge party rules. Park board president Charles A. Bookwalter resists resignations while Coffin allies may lead city courts after Governor Jackson's Wednesday judicial appointments.
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Charles J. Orbison
Park Board
Frank P. Baker
Election Board
Orbison
Baker
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Shank
Sarah Shank
Charles A. Bookwalter
Bookwalter
Charles E. Coffin
Board of Works
Painter killed in scaffold fall at warehouse
Station Terhune of 2913 P Station St. a painter from Air Brush Paint Co was killed falling from a scaffold at the W J Holliday Co warehouse on Wednesday. He survived by a widow two sons and two daughters. His cousin Porter escaped death two years ago when a scaffold fell at Indianapolis Heat and Light Co. He was in hospital two months. Last Thanksgiving his son Louis died in an auto accident near Greenfield. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Terhune
P Station
W. J. Holliday Company
W. C. Terhune
Air Brush Paint Company
Porter
Indianapolis Heat and Light Company
Louis
Greenfield
Todd's Tonic Subjectively Relieves Indigestion and Dizziness
Mrs Ellen Towne of Indianapolis testifies that Todd's Tonic eased her indigestion gastritis and dizzy spells. She reports improved appetite nervousness subsiding and more than five pounds weight gain after one bottle. She endorses the tonic as reconstructive not curative and recommends it to other sufferers. Todd's Tonic, made from California wine, is pleasant to take and sold at all outlets.
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Todd
Ellen Towne
Louisiana St
Indianapolis
Ind
California
Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores Advertisement
An advertisement for Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores and Todd's Tonic offers home delivery from Indianapolis. It targets residents and out of town customers paying a dollar for doorstep service through The Haag Drug Company in Indianapolis.
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Haag’s
Indianapolis
Haag Drug Company
Ind
Todd
Paramount Four Return From Mid-West Quartet Contest
The Paramount Four of Indianapolis returned from the Cleveland Midwest sectional quartet contest where nine crews competed for a chance to represent nine cities in New York. The Cleveland Criterion Quartet won, with judges including John B. Reynolds of the local Chamber of Commerce.
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Paramount Four
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Mid-West
New York
Cleveland Criterion
Paul L. Walters
C. C. Lloyd
Robert A. Halter
William T. Pearcy
Toledo
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Louisville
Cincinnati
Detroit
Columbus
John B. Reynolds
Chamber of Commerce
Beautiful Palace Theater
Local Man Killed by Gas in Cincinnati Incident
A coroner's verdict of death by gas poisoning was returned in the case of Howard Murray a 33 year old Indianapolis paint and varnish salesman found dead at the bottom of apartment steps. Miss Leah Love 26 was found semi conscious in the same apartment. Murray and Love were guests at a party hosted by Daniel Hansz and Mildred Ruschelle. A leaky gas jet was blamed.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Howard Murray
Indianapolis
Murray
Daniel Hansz
Leah Love
Miss Love
Hansz
Mildred Ruschelle
Miss Ruschelle
Cincinnati gas poisoning victim laid to rest
Howard Murray aged 33 died from gas poisoning in Cincinnati. He formerly lived at 2816 East Michigan Street with his widow and two children, Marjory aged 5 and Robert aged 6, who survive. A neighbor, Mrs. Fred Lay of 2822 East Michigan Street, says the family moved there only about a week ago.
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Howard Murray
Cincinnati
Michigan St
Fred Lay
Marjory
Robert
Lecture at College on Life of Alexander Campbell
The Rev. Benjamin L. Smith of Central Christian Church will lecture Friday at 7 30 p m at the College of Missions about Alexander Campbell founder of the Disciples of Christ.
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Benjamin L. Smith
Central Christian Church
College of Missions
Alexander Campbel
Disciples of Christ
Free To Asthma Sufferers Offers Free Trial Method
A historic plea offers a no charge asthma control method sent for trial. The notice targets sufferers with various asthma severities and asks readers to request a specimen to test the technique at no cost.
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Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N. Y
Community Fund Coupon Seeks Donor Subscriptions
Officials urge non subscribers to mail in pledges for the Indianapolis Community Fund campaign. The coupon requests name address pledge amount and payment terms with options for cash or checks and a note on monthly payment if not enclosed.
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Indianapolis
Mayor Shank Drops Potato Market Plan
Mayor Shank announced no potato market will be repeated citing current crop shortages push prices up. He noted farmers elsewhere earned higher prices and found no excess middleman profit this time.
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Shank
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Lansing
Mich
Community Fund Pledges Hundreds from Local Donors
Officials report new pledges of 100 or more to the Community Fund. Names include L Stout 150 Roberting Fairbanks 100 Hoosier Box Mfg 100 Hutchinson Auto Co 3100 Irvington Joe 100 Theresa OConnor 100 St Clair Pelee 1905 Rey Pes Wicks 100 Patrick 300 Pietrothgs Star Co 500 Burke Cadillac Co 300 Mrs Russell Fortune 100 Joston 200 Mie Ps Huphy 50? Mrs Herman Glove 0 Keating Hart D Allison 160 Holy C3 Press 150 James W Resler 140 Lapeenkanie 125 Harry 120 Peer Bros 100 Cartmell 100 Pimersenee 100 Samuel tin lin Dong Carpeer 100 Emerson agtet Gavin Gaving r Benj one 100 Mrs William Pegungel 100 Zen Beck Bet 100 Wallick 100 Wotwott 100
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Community Fund
Bledene
L. Stout
Roberting Fairbanks
Hoosier Box
Hutchinson Auto Co
Irvington Ie
Joe
Theresa O'Connor
Parry
St. Claur Pelee
Horace Ee
Rey
Wicks
Patrick
Pietrothgrs Star Co
Burke-Cadillac Co
Russel Fortune
Tae Caem
Joston
Herman Pe Glove
Hart D. Alliso
le Beck- Bet
Wallick
Wotwott
Real estate brokers convicted in mail fraud sentenced Monday
Clarence Kirschner William Sheld on and Solon Freeman, Terre Haute brokers, were convicted of using the mails to defraud. They face sentencing in Federal Court at 2 p m Monday before Judge Robert Co Baltzell. They allegedly duped Mr and Mrs John W Hahn of their Montana farm and will be taken to Leavenworth Kansas with several others Tuesday.
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Clarence Kirschner
William Sheldon
Solon Freeman
Terre Haute
Robert Co. Baltzell
John W. Hahn
Montana
Leavenworth, Kas
Savings and Loan League of Indiana Elects Officers
The Savings and Loan League of Indiana concluded its annual convention in Sever two days early with Indianapolis chosen as the 1926 meeting site. A. Q. Gallahan of Peru becomes president while Lew O Bannon Corydon is first vice president Carl J Weber Fort Wayne second vice president J E Pierce Indianapolis treasurer and E Katterhenry Indianapolis secretary.
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Indianapolis
Savings and Loan League of Indiana
Sever
A. Q. Gallahan
Peru
Ind
Lew O'Bannon
Corydon
Carl J. Weber
Fr. Wayne
J. E. Pierce
E. Katterhenry
Crime costs loom large in U.S. toll
Henry Hook Van Meter of the Bible League estimated the annual crime toll at 16 billion dollars. He said insurance companies pay 4 billion dollars yearly for losses due to crime and that suppression costs are three times those insurance losses.
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United Press
Chicago
United States
Henry Hook van Meter
The
Bible League
van Meter
Uniformed arrests urged to curb roadside predatory practices
State and city police were ordered to wear full uniforms during arrests after a Hoosier State Auto Association protest. E W Steinhart urged a committee review to halt officers arresting motorists in civilian clothes. Police chiefs backed the move, citing clear identification and deterrence of fake arrests.
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Hoosier State Auto Association
E. W. Steinhart
Ritual Exemplified at Indiana Traders’ Protective Association
The Indiana division and Post B of the Traders' Protective Association marked the thirty-fifth anniversary with a ritual at the clubhouse on 10 5 N Pennsylvania St. Tonight initiations will proceed for candidates passed by the national office. The new home will be officially dedicated with a dedication prayer by Dr. Frederick E. Taylor. A house warming is planned Friday evening and the women's auxiliary meets in the afternoon. The event concludes Saturday night.
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Indiana
Traders’ Protective Association
Pennsylvania St
Frederick E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Fire at vacant 911 E Fourteenth St causes 300 damage
Police and fire officials probed a second incendiary fire at the vacant house on 911 E Fourteenth Street. The late Wednesday blaze caused 300 in damage, with a similar arson incident occurring the night before.
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Fourteenth St
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Offer Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Pyramid pile suppositories as a fast remedy for hemorrhoids. It claims to reduce pain and itching with a simple treatment, urging readers to try the product via druggists for sixty cents a box. A free sample is offered upon request.
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Washington St
Thompson Bldg
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Merchants Heat & Light Co
Hoosier State Auto Body
In Accord
Robert Humes
Rikhoff Agrees
Herman Rikhoff
Steinhart
Cc. G. Conn
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ST. Hume-Mansur
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Indianas
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W. Washington
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H. T. Electric CO
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E, Wash. St
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Sae Backade
Waterman
Schaeffer
Lisethy
Conklin
Moore
Duoford
Eversharp
Clark & Cade Claypool Drux
Krause Bros Raat
Bakers
Martin Bros
Indiana Ave
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Washington
Delaware
Consumers’ Tire CO
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Circle Theater
United Rug and Linoleum Co
E. Wash. St
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FORD
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