Ves tal educator faces dismissal bid over conduct claims
The Parent-Teacher Association of Ves tal Tennessee seeks Mildred Doyle 23 as principal, calling her reckless and unserious yet she fights the charges. A related note compares beer consumption from Cromwell's era to modern levels, stating it has fallen to less than a quarter of the former per head.
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Mildred Doyle
Board of Education
Parent-Teacher Association of
Oliver Cromwell
Chicago theater holdup killer slain by victim turned marksman
Babe Cobb 25 assistant manager at McVickers, who trained to shoot after a year following a theater robbery, shot and killed the bandit who staged the 7100 dollar heist. Cobb recognized the well dressed robber fleeing with cash and fired from a doorway, ending the threat as 3,000 patrons watched. The bandit, about 35, wore expensive clothes and had J S tattooed on his right arm.
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United Press Chicago
Chicago
Babe Cobb
MceVicker’s
Big Loop Picture House
Cobb
McVicker's
J. S
Eckener Sees Hope as Zeppelins Return to the Skies
After years of Allied bans on Zeppelins Eckener envisions a revived program. Germany gauges subsidies and new ships including Graf Zeppelin while Britain and Spain back airship plans. Aided by lectures Eckener raises funds and engineers prepare gas cell layouts and fuel gas technologies.
Kidney pains and rheumatism gone
Matt Reiland of Stockton Illinois details relief after taking Viuna claiming kidney trouble back-ache and rheumatism disappeared. He notes improved sleep appetite and blood health and mentions wife and son also benefiting from Viuna in a hopeful testimonial suitable for a local medical remedy notice.
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Matt Reiland
Stockton
Viuna
Knut Eckener Aboard Graf Zeppelin in Narrow Recovery
The passage portrays Knut Eckener, son of the commander, rebuilding his health after wartime illness. Once feeble, he pursued engineering at Munich and earned distinction. Now taller and fitter, he joins his father on Graf Zeppelin flights, hinted to be part of a forthcoming passenger venture to America.
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Los Angeles
America
Hugo Eckener
Lehmann
Arnstein
Count Zeppelin
von Gemmingen
Eckener
Knut Eckener
Knut
Munich
Veteran City and County Engineer William L. Lacey Dies
Funeral services for William L. Lacey 69 of 829 North Oxford street veteran city engineering department employee will be held Tuesday at 10 a m at his residence. The Rev John W McFall will conduct burial in Washington Park cemetery Mystic Tie Masonic lodge in charge He died Saturday after a two year illness He came to Indianapolis in 1895 and served as city or county engineer since then Survived by widow four sisters and a daughter Mrs M A Heimy
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William L. Lacey
North
Oxford Street
City Engineering Department
John W. McFall
Broadway
M. E
Washington Park Cemetery
Mystic Tie Masonic Lodge
Lacey
Indianapolis
M. A. Heimy
Miss Dorothy Phillips Wins Local Good Government Contest
Miss Dorothy Phillips of 1526 Shelby street heads the Marion County Good Government Club popularity contest held with the united church fair at Tomlinson hall. Helen Meikle of 1119 Lexington avenue takes second, Kathleen Spear is third.
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Dorothy Phillips
Shelby Street
Marion County Good Government Club
United Church Fair
Tomlinson Hall
Helen Meikle
Lexington Avenue
Kathleen Spear
Auto accidents injure score in Indianapolis area over weekend
More than a score of persons were injured, one seriously, in weekend auto crashes around Indianapolis. Six arrests were made in a crackdown on drunken driving led by Police Chief Claude M. Worley. Victims include 69 year old George Foy in critical condition after a collision near his home, suffering a skull fracture, along with a list of others from multiple addresses.
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Indianapolis
Claude M. Worley
George Foy
Fifty-ninth Street
Michigan Road
Fred Herdrich
Foy
Hattie Daugherty
Susie Black
R. A
Leroy Crawford
Charles Street
Agnes Larmore
Anderson
Louis Gamble
West Bay Street
Lanny Pope
Harold Ditch
West North Street
John T. White
Toledo
Katherine Hammond
Rockport
Abraham Cohen
South
Senate Avenue
Ella Smeyers
Washington Boulevard
Hunting season opens for rabbits and waterfowl
The hunting season opens Tuesday for rabbits ducks geese brant Wilson snipe and coot. Prairie chicken and woodcock may be killed after October 15 with woodcock season ending November 14. After January 10 it will be unlawful to kill rabbits and the open season on ducks geese brant and snipe ends January 15.
AFL loses grip in southern textile mills
United Press reports the American Federation of Labor facing muddled efforts in the textile fields across North and South Carolina and Tennessee. Left wing organizers push for independent southern unions while industry leaders and earlier AFL attempts have faltered. The Marion strike and past Charlotte Gastonia efforts weigh on AFL prospects. Amusements.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Charlotte
N. C
American Federation of Labor
North Carolina
Marion
Charlotte and
Gastonia
Elizabeth
Tenn
Venue suit dismissed in receivership case
Superior Court dismisses the venue contest in the receivership matter involving Michigan residents Dewitt E Carpenter and Cecil H Carpenter seeking transfer of receivership of the Fed firm. Petition details indicate ongoing proceedings and potential transfers within the case.
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Superior Court
Dewitt E. and
Cecil H. Carpenter
Michigan
Fed
Konjola Promises Quick Health Restorations Across America
The Konjola medicine, a 32 ingredient modern remedy, gains wide praise from users and a dealer known as the Konjola Man in Indianapolis. John Bernhardt Sr. of South Pennsylvania Street recounts three years of stomach and liver troubles improving after seven bottles, with relief from headaches and dizziness and restored appetite and sleep.
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Konjola
Hook
Illinois
Washington Streets
Indianapolis
John Bernhardt
Pennsylvania Street
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