Paving Project Opens 27 Miles on Indiana State Roads
Twenty seven miles of new concrete pavement will open next Monday on State Roads 5 10 and 87 boosting continuous Indianapolis to Muncie travel. Detours and runarounds are removed as bridge work proceeds and traffic bulletins detail crossroad detours and restrictions.
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State Highway Commission
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West Baden
No. 10
Sterling
Attica
No. 87
Anderson
Muncie
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Pendleton
Kay, Ave
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Marengo
Engsh
Grantsboro
Rushville
Brookville
Ohio Line
Tulietta
Hawthorne
Marion County
County Road
National Rd
Cumberland
Cedar Grove
Veterans end session at G A R encampment
The fifty ninth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment closed in Grand Rapids Michigan with members returning home to meet again next year. John B Inman of Springfield Illinois was elected commander in chief by unanimous ballot. Oscar Gates Michigan was named senior vice commander in chief with William Allen New Jersey junior vice commander in chief and John McKenzie Indiana chaplain in chief.
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United Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
John B. Inman
Springfield
Ill
Inman
Formander
Illinois
Oscar Gates
Michigan
William Allen
New Jersey
John McKenzie
Indiana
Myers Meetings Set for Third Ward Get-Together
The Third Ward Myers-for-Mayor Club schedules a social tonight at 8 p.m. at the clubhouse 2411 N Illinois St where Democratic mayor and counsel nominees will attend. William B Headrick will be principal speaker at a Myers-for-Mayor Club meeting Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple 5200 E Washington St.
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Third Ward
Illinois St
William B. Headrick
Masonic Temple
Washington St
Dawes' Friend James E. Wilson Found Dead
Chicago reports James E. Wilson, wealthy clothier and close neighbor of Vice President Dawes, died of a self inflicted gunshot amid overwork and illness. His body lay in his Evanston home near the Dawes residence and a note read I did it myself. Oliver Wilson, president of Wilson Brothers, involved in the firm.
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United Press
Chicago
James E. Wilson
Charles G. Dawes
Wilson
Evanston
Dawes
J. N. Wilson
Oliver Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Deceased Member Mentioned In Brief Cousin Illness Note
A brief obituary fragment notes the deceased was a member and that his cousin had been ill and inactive in business since the first of the month, indicating personal ties and ongoing health issues without further details.
Local man returns from Lake Placid seeking rest and recovery
A man returning from Lake Placid, New York, seeks rest and recovery after a period away. Details are sparse as the clipped fragment provides only the basic travel note.
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MYERS
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C. H. Wallerich Co
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
New York St
Lincoln
Dally
Doogee Brothers
Windsor’s
South Bend Watches
Jewel
South Bend
Windsors
Windsor
Slie Lyric Theater Building
Velours
LYONS
Felts Vets
Prince Oakwood
Pansy
Poiret
Georgette Crepe de
New Palace
Edison Electric Washing Machine
Edison Electric
Auburndale / minster
A Furniture CO