Police believe hi-jackers held up truck in early robbery
Police say a man named Claude Mathews was robbed of $10 by three men who jumped from a roadster near West and Morris Streets as he returned from Chicago with furniture. They forced him to Tibbs and Morris, slugged him, and fled. officers suspect liquor was the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Mathews
S. Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Matthews
West and
Morris Sts
Tibbs Ave
Morris St
Edward Smith
Capitol Ave
Thirty-Eighth St
Kessler Blvd
Charles G. Mueller
N. Talbott Ave
Lester Metcalfe
W. J. Johnson
N. West St
Toledo
New York Sts
Labor Leaders Protest Salary Cuts in Indiana
Officials from the United Mine Workers and the Indiana Federation of Labor protested to Governor Jackson against salary cuts in the State industrial board. Federation secretary Thomas N. Taylor called the Reeves salary cut a slap at labor as Attorney General Gilliam and the Governor discussed the legality of the action. An opinion from the public service commission was requested and expected later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana District
United Mine Workers
Indiana Federation of Labor
Jackson
State Industrial Board
Thomas N. Taylor
Federation
Perry Reeves
State Employment Bureau
Arthur Gilliam
Public Service Commission
Gilliam
Cabinet stays intact amid French cabinet crisis
Paris dispatch reports the peak of the French cabinet crisis failed to materialize as the cabinet session adjourned without collective resignations or the resignation of Finance Minister Caillaux. The headstrong session avoided any move toward resignations and scheduled another meeting for 9 o'clock tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hun United Press
Paris
Caillaux
Germans Here Say Monarchy Is Dead
Frederick Husemann president of the German Miners Union and Dr. George Berger visit Indianapolis as guests of the United Mine Workers to study mining conditions and worker living standards. Husemann says five million organized workers back the Republic and oppose restoring the monarchy. He forecasts improving economic conditions and notes prohibition would be impossible in Germany. They plan to travel to Springfield and Denver before sailing on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Frederick Husemann
German Miners Union
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Husemann
George Berger
Bochum
Miner's Union
Reichstag
Edward A. Wieck
United Miners Organization
America
Springfield
Ill
Denver
Colo
International Union of Mine and Smelter
Huseman
Diary of City Hall Campaign Worker Reveals Local Tensions
An unnamed city employee memo chronicles a day in the mayoral campaign crews. The notes show polling in two blocks at 6 am, shifts at city hall, changes in candidate slogans, payments to the campaign, and a late night push with transport and program handouts. The writer laments money issues and hopes for another four years.
Nine Autoists Are Arrested in Weekend Roundup
Three of the twelve auto drivers arrested over the weekend were charged with speeding. Those charged include John Peterson 35 of 35 S West St Jones Harrison 28 colored 610 N Senate Ave Frank Shelton 24 of 122 N Minkner St speeding driving while intoxicated and transporting liquor. Herman Grenfield 50 city James Rush 22 colored 956 W Maryland St August H Snyder 33 of 3032 Shriver Ave Charles Hamlyn 23 Acton Ind and Asbury Wilson 20 of Brownsburg Ind driving while intoxicated. Four drivers were charged with violating traffic signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
S. West St
Jones Harrison
N. Senate Ave
Frank Shelton
N. Minkner St
Herman Grenfield
City
James Rush
Colored
Maryland St
August H. Snyder
Shriver Ave
Charles Hamlyn
Acton
Ind
Asbury Wilson
Brownsburg
Printing Board Opens Bids for Two-Year State Printing
The State printing board met to prepare for advertising bids for the next two years. Advertisements will publish Tuesday with bids received November 21. The plan covers all classes of State printing with an estimated total cost between 200000 and 250000, about 50003 less than the previous period. William B. Burford Company of Indianapolis holds the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Printing Board
William B. Burford Company of
Indianapolis
Bus lines petitioned by Crawfordsville and Fort Wayne firms
Petitions of the Good Brothers of Crawfordsville Indiana and the Indiana Service Corporation of Fort Wayne for motor bus certificates were heard by Samuel R. Artman chairman of the public service commission. Crawfordsville seeks a line from Crawfordsville to Waveland while Fort Wayne seeks to extend a route from Angola to the Indiana Michigan State line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Brothers
Crawfordsville
Ind
Indiana Service Corporation
Ft. Wayne
Samuel R. Artman
Public Service Commission
Waveland
Angola
Indiana-Michigan State Line
Warehouses Permits Sought at Key Locations
Standard Oil Company of Francis Hamilton asks for permits to erect warehouses at Keystone Ave and Big Four Railroad and S Harding St and Big Four. Building inspector Francis Hamilton filed the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Ave
Big Four Railroad
S. Harding St
Big Four
Standard Oil Company
Francis F. Hamilton
Insull to Speak at Kiwanis Lions Luncheon
Martin J. Insull of Chicago, president of Middlewest Utilities, will address a joint Kiwanis Lions luncheon at the Claypool on Wednesday along with public service commission and city and state officials invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Martin J. Insull
Chicago
Middlewest Utilities
Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Claypool
Mardi Gras Parade Route Planned For Halloween
The Mardi Gras parade will form at West and Washington Streets and march east to East Street with Lieut. Claude Johnson as marshal. If crowds cannot witness it, the parade may return via Market Street to Monument Circle. Seventy five floats entered with more promised and a delegation to Lebanon to promote a state event. Mayor Shank may join. Lieut. Earl Halstead distributed parade literature from an airplane to Lafayette Noblesville and Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington Sts
Washington
East St
Claude Johnson
Market St
Monument Circle
Lebanon
Shank
Earl Halstead
Lafayette
Noblesville
Kokomo
Pastries Baked On Premises Draw Patrons to White's Cafeteria
The article notes that pastries baked on site at White's Cafeteria On the Circle attract diners, highlighting the shop's fresh, housemade offerings and traditional dining appeal in a local setting.
Truss Fitting Requires Care Says Zimmer
H E Zimmer truss fitter warns against unsafe remedies and improper fittings. He stresses careful personalized fitting, patient input, and long experience as key to effective support devices and related medical goods. His shop at 413 Meyer Kiser Bank Building offers trusses, abdominal supporters and elastic stockings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truss Fitter
H. E. Zimmer
Meyer- Kiser Bank
Truss
Zimmer
Paper Towels Grow In Popular Use In Institutions
The Ostermeyer Paper Company promotes high grade paper towels as essential in factories schools and public buildings. Absorbent towels sold in large quantities with a dispenser container show rapid growth as sanitation programs expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostermeyer Paper Company
A. C. Ostermeyer
Towels Of Good Quality Are Wise Buying Choices
The article argues that whether for large or small businesses, purchasing towels of good quality is prudent. It emphasizes value, durability, and long term cost efficiency in towel selection for any establishment.
Healing Arts Show Growth in Chiropractic Spear System
Dr. J. E. M. Ryan of Fountain Square notes the twentieth birthday of chiropractic and praises the Spears Painless System of Adjusting as a key advancement. He says the method reduces pain, yields better results, and expands treatment options for chronic ailments through ongoing study and patient consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee. M. Ryan
Fountain Square
Spears
Dr. Ryan
Ryan
Roses Bloom on Order Here at Jessup Antrim Ice Cream
The expert confectioner in the order rooms at Jessup and Antrim Ice Cream Co. churns out roses chrysanthemums lilies and other blossoms in ice cream on order from Indianapolis Hostesses for dainty party and formal dinners. Individual molds of ice cream in any flavor color or style may finish a party if called in time. Ice cream has become a year round dessert replacing the summer novelty of a bucket of strawberry cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream Co
Indianapolis
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Joe Spivis
John Dinkus
John Doe
Spivis
Dinkus
Ima
Headquarters
Vera
City Physical Culture Department
Trad
Bankus Hall
Lemon St
Printing Board
Insull
Century Furniture Company
S Meridian
Indiana
Point Capitol
Indiana Aves
Automobile Insurance Assn
RILEY
Doan
F. M. Down
E. Prospect St
Dean
Mr. Down
A. R. Barton
N. Pine St
Morni
WM. H. Kraft
N. Richland Sr
Foster-Milburn Co. Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo, N. Y
Strial
Richard A. Kurtz
the Union Trust Co
East Market St
Veryboas
Ohio Street
Philadelphia
J. W. Everingham
Dr. J
Ice Cream Company
H. A. Shane
City Trust
Main
Capitol Loan CO
Washington ST
H. E. Dorsey
Delaware St
French Lick Springs
THE
Pluto
Indianapoli
INIA
Hele
Bas Ferrin As
Jopcoats
Senha
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Lemcke
J. Clifford Keely
Capitol Auto Parts and Tire CO
North Illinois ST. Main
W. Wash. St. Cirele
Bogue Institute For Stammerers
N. Tllinois
Kentucky Ave
Joseph Gardner
Meyer-Eiser BK
Union National Savings and Loan Association
Foster and
Messick
Fletcher Trust Building
Pioneer Distributing Co
Continental Bank
Ostermeyer Paper Co
Bert
Gadd
Prospect Street
G. J. Sellmeyer
E.M. Ryan
D.C
M.C
Fountain Square Chiropractore
Virginia Ave
Drexel
Main Oops American Paper Stock Company Incorporated
Chas. E. Stevenson
Sheet Metal Specialists
East Georgia Street
Roscoe Conkle
Belmont
W. Michigan ST
Walter T. Blasengym
Shelby, Drexell
J. D. Wilson
S. Alabama St
S. Penn
Whitaker Press
Print Craft
North
New Jersey Street
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