Glor ia Gordon Ends Up With Dick After Love and Debt
Gloria Gordon a flapper returns to Dick Gregory in New York then home to a strained marriage. She loses a job, rekindles a romance and faces mounting debts and temptation. Dick, lonely and thinking of Susan Briggs, comes home to find Gloria's lingering presence and a hinge of reconciliation.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Gloria
Stanley Wayburn
New York
Susan Ggs
Miss Ggs
Miss Riges
Eck
Ulysses X. Forgan
Gayety
Susan Briggs
Miss Briggs
Difference between three dozen dozen and a quarter dozen
The puzzle asks to find the numerical difference among three dozen (36), a dozen (12), and a quarter dozen (3). Interpret each term as counts and compute: three dozen equals 36, one dozen equals 12, and a quarter dozen equals 3. the differences among these quantities form the solution. The provided wordplay trails and clues hint at a seasonal name in a word chain ending with the note re.
City Market Prices See Fresh Produce and Fruits
New asparagus sells 25 cents a bunch and White Malaga grapes 15 cents a pound at the city market. Turkeys scarce at 65 cents a pound, ducks 45 cents, rabbits 50 cents each. Irish potatoes rise to 5 pounds for 25 cents, with peas 35 cents, peaches 30 cents, wax and green beans 20 cents, tomatoes 30 cents, cucumbers 20 cents each, Tokay grapes 3 pounds for 25 cents, and seedless grapes 20 cents a pound. Eggs 55 to 60 cents a dozen, butter 55 to 59 cents a pound, cider 50 to 65 cents a gallon, lemons 40 to 60 cents a dozen, Florida oranges 65 to 75 cents a dozen, California oranges 60 to 80 cents a dozen, Florida grapefruit 15 cents each, head lettuce 15 to 25 cents, and celery hearts 15 cents a bunch.
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Malaga
California
Florida
Building Permits Reported for Multiple Dwellings and Furnaces
Building permits issued for several structures include new furnaces at 41 N Mount and 4216 Graceland, a dwelling at 4216 Graceland, a garage at 915 Dor man, a dwelling at 925 Bancroft, and related entries listing owners and property descriptors.
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Oat Rinker
N. Mount
Pike
Graceland
Son Pike
Henry Rosenburg
Dorman
Allman
Bancroft
Lifer Sued for Divorce in Indiana Prison Case
Fred Males, a lifer at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City, has been sued for divorce by his wife. Males was sentenced in 1922 for the murder of Roland Mc Donald and now has a petition before the state wards board for parole.
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United Press Anderson
Ind
Fred Males
Indiana
Michigan City
Males
Roland McDonald
State Wardens Board
Miller Denies Fraud Charge In High Profile Indictment
Col Thomas W Miller former alien property custodian faces racketeering charges alongside four foreigners and three foreign corporations for conspiring to defraud the government of over seven million dollars. His attorney claims the grand jury was hoodwinked and says Miller will plead not guilty next Wednesday.
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United _Prear
New York
Thomas W. Miller
Miller
Roxie Stinson
Daugherty
John T. King
Gaston B. Means
Atlanta
Radio program in Indianapolis draws praise from Washington listeners
A Friday night WFBM broadcast from the Severin drew acclaim from a Washington listener with many calls praising the concert. The Claypool Trio performed, Mrs. Mary Case sang arias, Boyd Johnson played Baldwin Grand piano solos, and Mrs. Ray Evans encoreed popular melodies. Bert Merling urged families to read and study drama at home.
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Washington, D. C
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Indianapolis Times
Severin
Claypool
Mary Case
Boyd Johnson
Baldwin Grand
A. F. Taylor
New Zaring Theater
Ray Evans
E. Twenty-Second St
Bert F. Merling
Indianapolis Theater Guild
Local Residents Listed With Ages and Occupations
A fragmented roll lists names and ages of local residents with their occupations and addresses including Russell Tilfo 41 and Matt Rousch 55 in Kentucky and Ohio areas, Esther Rasmus emcee 18, contractor Fisher 20, and Cora Gideon 54 among others in a dated directory-style snippet from a midcentury urban listing. Several entries include occupations such as physician, cook, maid, nurse, and railroader along with partial street addresses and city quarters.
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Russell W. Tilfo
Eigth
Bae WY Han
Dawson
A. Nichola
N. Salle
Margaret Schubnell
Celer
Ree F. George
E. Washipeton
Cora B. Gideon
Soi
Soi N__ Randolph, domestic. Mert S. White
Cook
Parlie Symons
W. Eidteenth
Karl FE. Ocheltree
Ashland
Galeaman
Janet Co. Shirk
Elfth
Ton D. Mitehell
Lily H. Hubbard
Washington
Lerk
Otto Predicts McGee Chief if Duvall Wins
Otto Ray, city council member, asserted at the Douglass Theater that policemen expect Arthur B. McGee to be chief of police if John L. Duvall is elected. He added Bill Armitage and Republican city chairman George W. Coffin would work together if Duvall wins, and claimed graft hints in the Shank administration.
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Arthur B. McGee
John L. Duvall
Otto Ray
Douglass Theater
Ray
Bill Armitage
Armitage
George W. Coffin
Duvall
Shank
Fund Spirit Praised By Community Fund Workers
Fred Hoke president of the Community Fund praised the workers during a Friday night meeting of the employee division at the Clay pool. West side workers gathered at the Hawthorne Social Service House located at 2440 W. Ohio St.
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Community Fund
Fred Hoke
Claypool
West Side
Hawthorne
Ohio
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Florentin
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Smart Apparel ON Easy Terms
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Tontine Shades
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Carlin Music Co
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Paidon
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W. Wash
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Norman’s Furniture CO
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Cor. Hlinois & Ohio
the Great
Robertson
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E. Market St. Lin
Union Tire CO
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Georgia St. Main
Ayres
Victor
Phonograph Department
Sayres
Aetna Trust & Savings Co
Ross H. Wallace
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