Veteran Rail Worker McMahon Dies at 77
Funeral services for Michael McMahon 77 of 2734 North Illinois Street will begin at 8 30 a m at his home and at 9 at SS Peter and Paul cathedral. A baggage master for the Big Four railroad for 48 years he died after a long illness. Born in Washington Court House Ohio he was a Catholic Knights of Ohio member and SS Peter and Paul cathedral parishioner. Survived by three sons Robert Indianapolis Captain B B McMahon head of the military department De Pauw University and Frank E McMahon.
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Michael McMahon
North
Illinois Street
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
Holy Cross
Mr. McMahon
Big Four Railroad
Washington Courthouse
Catholic Knights of Ohio
SS. Peter and Paul
Robert McMahon
Indianapolis
B. B. McMahon
de Pauw University
Frank E. McMahon
Long Illness Fatal For Mrs. Lyman B. Holleman
Mrs. Lyman B. Holleman 67 of 5139 North Capitol avenue died at home Tuesday after a several year illness. Funeral and burial are set in New Harmony Ind. Friday morning. Born Mt. Vernon she moved to Indianapolis fourteen years ago and was with the Order of the Eastern Star Mt. Vernon and the Episcopal church. Survived by husband Lyman B. Holleman Indiana banking department and a son Audley G. Holleman.
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Lyman B. Holleman
North Capitol Avenue
New Harmony
Ind
Holleman
Mt. Vernon
Indianapolis
Order of the Eastern Star
Episcopal Church
Indiana Department of Banking
Audley G. Holleman
Kentuckian Dies Here in Sudden Cerebral Hemorrhage
Governor Charles H. Keever planned to question Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson of Louisville about the sudden death of Earl Champion 25 also of Louisville at the city hospital Tuesday afternoon. Champion was driven from Cleveland with the Johnsons and fell ill en route and died soon after arrival. Physicians attributed the death to a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Charles H. Keever
Joe Johnson
Louisville
Earl Champion
City Hospital
Champion
Cleveland
Johnsons
Why Suffer With Hemorrhoids Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Pulbane cures piles with 15 drops in water, no salves or injections needed, and offers a refund if not satisfied. It urges readers to ask for Fulbane at Walgreens drug stores and promises widespread success from trials.
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Walgreen Drug Stores
Times Want
League loses fees in liquor injunction case
Anti-Saloon League attorneys will not receive 100 fees for bringing injunctions against liquor sales at a residence. Superior Judge Linn D. Hay ruled in the suit against John and Mary Vidmar of 770 North Holmes avenue, permanently enjoining the defendants from operating a speak easy. The judge noted both sides agreed to drop padlock proceedings as they did not achieve the intended purpose.
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Anti-Saloon League
Linn D. Hay
John and
Mary Vidmar
North
Holmes Avenue
Vidmar
Hay
City opens sign bids under new open specs
The board of safety sent open street sign specifications to Purchasing Agent Joel A. Baker. The specs, aligned with American Engineering Council standards and the city ordinance, allow all sign companies to bid. Baker will receive bids based on the revised specifications funded by a $5,000 appropriation.
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Joel A. Baker
Board of Safety
American Engineering Council
Baker
Summitville Husker Wins By Times Special
Anderson Indiana October 30 Clay ton Edwards of Summitville is the 1929 champion corn husker of Madison county. He husked a little over twenty one hus els in eight minutes to beat eight rivals before a crowd of 1500 spectators.
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Anderson
Ind
Clayton Edwards
Summitville
Madison County
Edwards
Coffin blamed for tax rise in Marion county campaign
Paul G. Davis charged at 5429 North Delaware that Furnishing oil for the Coffin machine has doubled county taxes. He accused George Coffin and his machine regime of draining taxpayers and vowed Reginald Sullivan would be elected to end Coffinism, framing the race as good government versus machine rule.
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Marion County
Paul G. Davis
North
Delaware Street
George Coffin
United States
Coffin
Reginald Sullivan
Quick way to end colds cited by hospital doctors
Indian apolis resident P C Adams found relief after doctors at the clinic gave double doses of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Within hours he breathed freely and felt markedly better. Doctors report rapid improvement and ultimate recovery, noting hospital certification for head, cough, and chest colds.
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P. C. Adams
Indianapolis
Mr. Adams
Ayer
Hook Drug
Hit stigma on dead day chief
In 1931 Indiana legislature efforts to expunge a sixty day term of Dr Edward S Shumaker from the state farm records were endorsed by Marion County W C T U directors at Woodruff United Presbyterian church The late Indiana city chief was jailed for contempt of the Indiana supreme court and the resolution argues he helped uplift the state The county city organization also backed enforcement measures and plans for the tenth anniversary of prohibition.
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Indiana
Edward S. Shumaker
State Farm
Marion County
Woodruff United Presbyterian Church
Indiana Supreme Court
Shumaker
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Stevens
Mason
Michigan
John Channon
Chicago
Swede Hansen
Clemple University
Aprils Gap
Summitville Husker
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PT N Ta Certified
Butler VS. DE Pauw
Greencastle
Via
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Riley 4501
Fresh Channel
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Kurt
Ase
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Ecial
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Children’s Navy
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