Kiwanis State Convention Draws Indiana Clubs
Practically every Indiana Kiwanis club attends the state convention in Fort Wayne. Thomas A. Coleman of Lafayette opens the session as district governor, with L. C. Ward of the Fort Wayne Club delivering the welcome. A banquet speaker is Senator Watson, and officers and delegates prep for Friday elections and the 1926 convention bids.
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Ind
Kiwanis Club
Indiana
Thomas A. Coleman
Lafayette
L. C. Ward
Ft. Wayne
Watson
A. E. Kress
Terre Haute
E. Endicott
Huntington
Marion
Market Offers Wide Fresh Produce At Varied Prices
A city market presented a broad range of fruits and vegetables with generally steady prices. Limes were 50 cents a dozen. alligator pears 60 cents each. mushrooms 1.20 a pound. Michigan grapes 45 cents a basket. Japanese persimmons 10 cents each. Fresh fish saw salmon, white fish, halibut, catfish each 35 cents. pike 25 cents.
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Michigan
Grimes
Jonathan
Construction permits list of roofings and dwellings in city
A garbled compilation details multiple building permits including reroofs on addresses such as 2810 N New Jersey and 430 N Temple, plus dwellings at 21 E Minnesota and 3465 Kenwood. Several entries note costs from 200 to 1250 dollars and others list additions, furnaces, wrecking, and garages among dozen properties with various owners including Otto eeggnedy Illam Lang and Nichola Noe.
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Otto Eeggnedy
New Jersey
Illam Lang
N. Temple
W. Massey
N. Campbell
Bang
Buckle
Olive Dage
College
I Nichola Noe
Minnesota
Seagy
Illinois
Fairmount GI Works
Keystone and Belt Railway
D. Maud Hawley
Anoiltag
St. Paul
Haney
Michigan
Gene
Ward
Herman
Eteller
Furnace
Pleasant
Anthony
Ala
Broadway
Ephedorn Company
Shelhorn
Roe
Pecy Curtis
Carrollton
Mary Davis
Purple corn shown Early market dispute over edible corn
An ear of purple Mexican sugar corn sold by William Halpurn at a city market drew comment as farmers and market merchants warned it was poisonous. Halpurn, who had eaten the corn, called it a delicacy and defended its safety.
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William Halpurn
Indiana
Halpurn
Indiana historian to speak at Scientech Club noon
Prof. C. D. Coleman executive secretary of the Indiana historical commission will address Scientech Club members at noon Monday at the Chamber of Commerce on Publications of the State of Indiana.
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Indiana Historical Commission
Scientech Club
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Indiana
Guards Ride Milk Wagons After Bombing
Armed guards rode with independent milk men on their routes after a black powder bomb shattered the Illinois Creamery Company plant roof in Chicago. No injuries were reported. The Chicago Employers' Association linked the attack to a claim that the milk wagon drivers' union controls the city supply, and pledged to present the incident to a grand jury.
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United Press
Chicago
Illinois Creamery Company
Chicago Employers’ Association
Dispensary Aid Elects Officers and Committees
Dispensary Aid Association announces the election of officers for the coming year with Mrs. J. W. Moore as president and Mrs. Eugene Miller as vice president. New secretary is Mrs. Virgil Moon, treasurer Mrs. Montgomery Lewis, and directors Mrs. H. H. Hornbrook and Miss Amelia Henderson. Finance chairman is Mrs. J. A. McDonald. Phyllis Coleman resumes her work in the organization following the election.
Irene Hunt Added to Staff of Workers
Irene Hunt has been added to the staff of workers, expanding the workforce. The update confirms her new role and inclusion in the team.
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Irene Hunt
Sharts Trial Opens in Embezzlement Case
Opening statements by defense and State attorneys were made today in the second trial of Benjamin Sharts charged with embezzlement. Sharts, former head of the Fenton Investment Company, is alleged to have diverted company funds to his own use, causing the firm's failure in Loganport Indiana.
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United Press
Logansport
Ind
Benjamin Sharts
Sharts
Fenton Investment Company
Deans to Deny Charges at State Labor Meeting
Deans of the University of Illinois were to appear before the State Federation of Labor convention to deny accusations of gambling and immorality in campus social life. Edwin Wright had charged vice on the floor, while Charles Fremont Neal defended the university during the earlier session.
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United Press
Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
State Federation of Labor
Edwin Wright
Charles Fremont Neal
Y Activities Rise Across All YMCA Departments
A. H. Goddard, general secretary, reported to the finance committee that YMCA departments showed increased activity in 1924. The educational department did more work than in 1923, and the employment department secured jobs for more men.
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A. H. Goddard
Goddard
Funeral Arrangements for Ruth Wineman 21
Funeral arrangements were under way today for Ruth Wineman aged 21 of 516 N New Jersey St Apt 4 who died suddenly Wednesday. Coroner Paul F. Robinson said death was due to heart trouble and Mrs Earl Williams who lives in another unit found her deceased in the bathroom. Surviving sister is Mrs Arthur Lamb of Denver Colo.
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Ruth Wineman
New Jersey St
Apt. 4
Miss Wineman
Earl Williams
Paul F. Robinson
Arthur Lamb
Denver
Colo
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G. L. Hostetter
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Hostetter
J. W. Moore
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Indianapolis
Edison Electric CO
Ohio Street
DEANS
Labor Federation
Perris Trirt Basement
Pettis Dry Goods CO
New York
Allen
Pettis Thrift
Jersey
Pettis
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Qie Pettis Dry Goods Co
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