Best Plan Is To Sample The Goods Before Buying
South Bend June 16 The next time South Bend bootleggers buy cognac they will check that they are not buying plain artisan water corked and bottled with fancy labels. Police seized nearly 150 water bottles mistaken for contraband liquor behind the Liberty Bell restaurant after a tip about a $2,500 booze shipment to a South Michigan street cafe owner. No arrests made as water has no standing in court, leaving a local loss and unfulfilled deliveries causing wonder and disappointment.
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South Bend
Liberty Bell
Sponge Squad
South Michigan Street
Careful, Boys Don't Take Any Pink Stockings to Your Boarding House
A pair of pink silk stockings sparked a fatal confrontation in Camden New Jersey. Michael Vizzone 28 was killed in Dominick Mittica’s boarding house after Mittica planned to give the stockings to Mrs Mittica 18. Mrs Mittica said her husband beat her, then she heard shots and found Michael dead in his room.
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Camden
Michael Vizzone
Dominick Mittica
Mittica
Cecil Phelps as Hezia in Down in Indiana Dance
Cecil Phelps portrays Hezia in Down in Indiana on Monday night and invites audiences to watch his dance performance in a lively stage highlight from the local theater page.
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Cecil Phelps
Hezia
Indiana
China in upheaval threatens anti foreign uprising
The Yangtse river valley warns of a general anti foreign uprising. Japanese communities in Hupei and Hunan protest student agitation and alleged maltreatment. Intervention by foreign powers is possible.
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Pekin
Yangtse
Hupei
Hunan
China
Lyons Man and Los Angeles Girl Wed at Parsonage
At the Methodist parsonage Rev William F Russell married Lennard Fields 22 son of Mr and Mrs Ovid Fields Lyons and Cheerful Nicholson 22 of Los Angeles daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin Nicholson. The couple left immediately on a honeymoon trip.
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William F. Russell
Lennard Fields
Ovid Fields
Lyons
Miss Cheerful Nicholson
Los Angeles
Calvin Nicholson
Fields
Delphian Society Meets to Pack Armenians Box
Members of the Delphian Society will gather at Mrs. Bruce Fleetwood's home Monday at 2 30 PM to pack a box for Armenians. All members should bring sandwiches and be punctual.
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Delphian Society
Bruce Fleetwood
Idle Rich Booze Victims Now as Poor Can't Buy It
St Louis report from Municipal Hospital Commissioner Jordan cites the alcoholic ward as proof of prohibition failure. He notes the ward overflows on Saturdays Sundays and holidays. He adds that once alcoholic patients were mainly from poorer classes but now include many distinguished citizens.
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ST. Louis
Jordan
Linton Aviators Wolfe To Bring Flying Circus
Two aviators Bruceville and Terre Haute bound Messrs Wolfe and Utee Wolfe plan a flying circus near Linton. Passengers ride free by clipping a coupon and signing. the stunt praises safety and four years of accident-free service. Local residents expect a safe, courteous display with notable skill.
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Terre Haute
Daily Citizen
Mey
Bruceville
Freddie Haute
Avia
Prices Keep Stable in War Era Furnishings
Prices for most home furniture remain steady during the war era with exceptions in mirrors and glass. Representatives from Indiana furniture firms met in Indianapolis to discuss costs, noting that glass and mirror prices have risen while other articles see little change. The session followed a luncheon hosted by the Indianapolis Manufacturers' Association at Claypool.
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POLIS
Axcom
Furn
Memcase Goods
Thelliance of Furniture
Claypool
Eces
Indianapolis
Associa
Second prize essay prize letter from James Davis
A letter from James Davis in Washington on June 10 congratulates John Callahan II on winning second prize in a department competition. Davis praises Callahan as a bright student and notes the $15 prize check, sharing encouragement about hard work bringing happiness and future success.
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Zallahan
Department of
Davis
Ammibers
John Anis
Washington, D. C
Callahan
Slater Bartlow, Jr
Ind
John
Tribute to Civil Engineer From Emily Nichols Hatch
From the artist viewpoint the civil engineer embodies the pinnacle of masculine perfection. He combines imagination with practicality and intellect to conceive and execute his concepts.
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Emily Nichols Hatch
Voices Echo in Tunnel Demonstrates Sound Reflection
A citizen wants advertisement style explanation noting that voices sound louder in a tunnel because sound reflects, increasing apparent strength similar to a light reflector. The brief explains immediate reflection enhancing perceived volume.
Pretty function held at Elks home Friday
A Friday afternoon bridge party at the Elks' home on North Main featured Mrs. Calvin Barnes and Mrs. W F Craft as hostesses. The decor, luncheon, and prizes highlighted the event with twenty tables of bridge and many out of town guests from Jasonville Bloomfield Terre Haute Vincennes and nearby towns.
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Elks
North Main Street
Calvin Barnes
W. F. Craft
Otto Froeschke
Ott Hanger
Lloyd McCullough
Seph Inman
O. P. Miller
William Goldberg
Malin Gilbreath
Peter Schhloot
Julius Cooper
E. T Sherwood
Garret Schloot
Jasonville
Condor
Potter
Armstrong
Templeton
Terre Haute
Will McQuade
Vincennes
Mine Fire Loss Estimated At J. M. Mine Near Linton
Insurance adjuster Clem Richards traveled to Linton to assess fire damage at the J. M. mine two miles southwest of Linton. Early estimates put the loss between 5000 and 10000 dollars depending on machinery damage. The mine is owned by General Fuel Co., with principals including Richards, John T. Beasley, and Frank Richards of Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
Clem Richards
Linton
The
General Fuel Company
Richards
John T. Beasley
Frank Richards
Anderson County Loses Large Federal Judgment Over Mill ion Dollar Sewer
In Indianapolis on June 16 Judge Albert B. Anderson entered a 268698 judgment against the city of Anderson in favor of Green and Sons of Chicago. The case ends the long dispute over the million dollar sewer project completed November 1921, with a $916000 contract price. Funds to satisfy the judgment will be raised by refunding bonds.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Green & Sons Company
Chicago
Albert B. Anderson
Green & Sons
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Murphy’s Grocery
Celesial Chase & Sandborn
Enoch Murphy
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Greene County Loan Company
Genesiie Postotice
International News Telegraph and Cable Service
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Tors
Tures
Paz
Will Serre Hawa
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Will Rewer
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Ture Will
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Lad
Im Secretary of Labor
Serwi
James. Davis
Sujpaoaoy
U. P. Trail
Zane Grey
Bebe Daniels
Lewis Stone
Thomas Meighan
Beatrice Joy
Lois Wilson
Fashion Hat Shop
O. H. Hanger
Mesdames Barnes and Craft
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College Hill School
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