Auto Bandits Take Cars and Valuables Overnight
Robbers struck in several incidents Wednesday night stealing cars and valuables. Ray Lansford and Miss Net tie Russell were robbed near Tacoma Avenue and Shadeland Avenue with a knife blade used to start a car. Lowell Welch and Miss Olive Wells were then aided by passersby to reach town after the bandits discarded keys. Dr J D Moschelle reported an instrument case worth 100 dollars taken near the hospital. Edward Leid reported his dog valued at 450 dollars stolen at 32 West Forty sixth Street.
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Ray Lansford
Tacoma Ave
Shadeland Ave
Tenth St
Lansford
Nettie Russell
Highland Ave
Lowell Welch
Kessler Blvd
Michigan Rd
Welch
Olive Wells
Illinois St
J. D. Moschelle
Bridg
Methodist Hospital
Edward Leid
W. Forty-Sixth St
Transportation line workers meet over Community Fund drive
Eleven railroads and electric lines represented at a Severin dinner show growing interest in the Community Fund campaign to begin November 6. Frank C. Jordan praised the 125 attendees. Speakers included Albert Stump Homer W. Borst and Will Wertz. Music by the Big Four shops band Beech Grove and soloist Raymond E. Ball with pianist Miss June McKee.
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Transportation Line
Severin
Community Fund
Frank C. Jordan
Transportation Lines
Albert Stump
Homer W. Borst
Will Wertz
Big Four
Beech Grove
Raymond E. Ball
Pennsylvania Railroad
June McKee
SONS ELECT OFFICERS AT INDIANAPOLIS CLUB
Judge Sidney S. Miller was elected president of the Indiana Society Sons of the American Revolution at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Charles F. Remy was chosen president of the Sons of the Revolution. Both groups marked the 144th anniversary of Cornwallis surrender with a dinner. Speakers included Senator James E. Watson Merrill Moores Henry Lane Wilson.
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Sidney S. Miller
Superior Court
Indiana Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Charles F. Remy
Sons of the Revolution
Lord Cornwallis
James E. Watson
Merrill Moores
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Despondent Veteran Flees After Poison Attempt
Police pursue Thomas Dickerson a 30 year old World War veteran who fled from his home at 2717 West Tenth Street after taking poison. His sister Mildred Dickerson says he has been despondent over ill health. an ambulance and doctor chased him but he eluded capture.
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Thomas Dickerson
Tenth St
Ritg
Mildred Dickerson
Word obey dropped from Episcopal marriage vows
In New Orleans on October 22, church bishops and deputies at the general convention eliminated the word obey from the Episcopal marriage ceremony. The change also removes the promise that brides would be endowed with worldly goods from the groom’s vows.
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New Orleans
Allen’s Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief
County druggists advertise Allen’s Rheumatism Cure as a proven remedy. A full pint bottle is offered with a money back guarantee if swelling and pain do not lessen. The ad cites years of trial and dramatic improvements for severe cases.
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Allen
Mes H. Allen
Forbes
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