Women Reassert Eternal Feminine Amid Fashion Revival
New York December reports women reclaim feminine style as hemlines rise and hair flags return. Influential hair expert Monsieur Bupene notes fashions in dress and hair reflect shifting thoughts after war, citing a trend toward conservatism alongside renewed liberty.
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Loeb Will Omits Son Despite Conviction Transfer Tax Appraisal
Albert H. Loeb of Chicago, Sears Roebuck vice president, died October 1924 after his son Richard was convicted of murder and sentenced to life. The will names Anna Loeb as sole beneficiary and makes no mention of Richard, though drafted five years before his conviction. The article also notes Jason Robards headlining a vaudeville show at the Grand tonight.
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Nathan Leopold
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Dry Sleuths To Halt Liquor Flow This New Year's Eve
Federal county and city officers will join forces in Indianapolis to curb liquor sales on New Year’s Eve. Under George L. Winkler, deputies and police will patrol hotels clubs and public venues in plain clothes or formal attire. They will monitor for illegal drinking and will use padlock actions against places serving alcohol.
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Dery
George L. Winkler
Winkler
Indianapolis Markets Readout From Dec 31
Indianapolis market report shows logs receipts around 1,000 with holdovers 357. Market steady to higher for cattle and hogs. Hogs 250 to 850 pounds 8.05 to 8.90. calves and cattle activities listed with ranges. sheep receipts 100 and market nominal with top fat dambs at 13.00.
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Indianapolis
Hospital admits and discharges update in Bloomfield
No new patients have been received at City Hospital since the latest host report. Mrs. Mary Trell of Bloomfield was able to be taken home this afternoon, marking a discharge update from the facility.
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Mary Trell
Bloomfield
Ministerial Association Meeting Set at Welch's Chapel
The Ministerial Association will convene Monday morning at 100 o'clock at Welch's Chapel. O. A. Cook serves as president and will preside over the gathering.
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O. A. Cook
Miner Crushed to Death in Shirkieville Mine
William Staboxvensky a 14 year old boy of 1648 Spruce Street was killed yesterday afternoon at the Shirkieville mine west of the city when a mine car toppled and crushed him against coal. Ryan ambulance arrived but he died shortly after the accident before extraction.
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William Staboxvensky
Spruce Street
Shirkieville
Ryan
Boy, 13, Shot. Hope Fades for Injured Youth
In Ind. Neb., 81, doctors report little hope for Paul Baldwin, 18, after an accidental shooting by companion Theodore McLemore, 10, with a double barrel shotgun yesterday.
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Washington
Ind
Paul Baldwin
Theodore McLemore
Sell It Via Citizen Want Ad
A concise notice inviting readers to place or respond to want ads through the Citizen newspaper. It outlines contacting procedures, submission methods, and payment details for individual and small business listings.
Herrin Native Wins Six Loaded Shotgun Shells
His Herrin native, boasting his Scotch ancestry, convinced a clerk he bought six shells that were blanks. After a hunting trip without a rabbit he demanded six loaded shells, saying Herrin natives never miss when drawing a bead. The clerk relented and handed over six loaded shells.
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Meansville
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Herrin
Father and son die in linkage with high tension wires
Randall Stevens 47 and his son Krank 17, both Bedford stone masons, were killed at the Methodist hospital Power House project in Indianapolis when they touched 33 000 volt wires on scaffolding. The father fell about 50 feet to planking below. the son died on the scaffold. Police and a pulmotor arrived but could not save them.
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Young Negro Suspect Named in Washington Murder
Thelma Young 17 was found near the city limits with clothes torn. Drew 17, a Washington and Jefferson student, denied killing her but said he knew who did. Authorities found a button and brooch in his pockets. he confessed to robbing nearby stores and had been expelled from high school after complaints by girls.
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Red Drew
Thelma Young
Washington and Jefferson University
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Drew
Whiskey cargo ships from Clyde largest ever load
In London on December 81 a record exceed 1,250,000 bottles of whiskey progress to depart the River Clyde aboard the liner Galacia. The Vancouver net will borrow with limited details.
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London
Eng
Clyde
Vancouver
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