Indiana Pupils Skip Lunch to Hear President’s Inaugural
Noblesville Indiana school children voted to skip lunch so they could hear President Coolidge’s inaugural message by radio. The unanimous vote came as Mrs G S Meloy installed an radio receiver in the classroom to keep students in session during the address.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
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Noblesville
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Washington
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Butler Girls Seek Gallant Seat Offerer in City Car
Indignant Butler girls appeal to local papers to aid a search for a courteous man who would give up his seat to a female in a crowded street car. One girl believed a knightly offer came from a stranger, but he turned out not to be from Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Butler University
Booster Stickers For Centennial Will Be Ready Next Week
Centennial boosters race to spread the message via a red and black stamp symbolizing New Castle's 100th birthday. The mini emblem will appear on envelopes packages and menus and will be distributed as “booster cards” to encourage homes offices and businesses to display the Winged Figure of Progress during Centennial Week.
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Centennial
New Castle
Pa Nene
Dorothy Caruso Ingram sues U S for 50000 tax claim
Mrs. Dorothy Caruso Ingram widow of Enrico Caruso files suit in New York against the United States Government seeking 50000. She alleges that during 1918 to 1920 the government wrongfully taxed royalties from phonograph record sales.
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Dorothy Caruso Ingram
Enrico Caruso
New York
United States
State Nurseries Number 300 Are Inspected Yearly
Harrisburg Pa March 19 There are about 200 licensed nurseries in Pennsylvania with 4500 acres of growing stock inspected annually by the nursery inspection service of the State Department of Agriculture. Inspections aim to detect insects and diseases and infected stock is removed. Efforts ensure cleanliness and freedom from disease before licenses are issued. The industry grows due to favorable conditions.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Nursery Inspection Service
State Department of Agriculture
Registration Bill Before Legislature
A bill from the Pittsburgh Board of Registration Commissioners, reported to the State Senate, would simplify the personal registration act. It removes age querying, requires only a sworn statement of being 21, allows late-year in-office registration with minor exceptions, lets foreign-born women register via a naturalization affidavit, and eliminates the spring registration day in even-numbered years.
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State Senate
Senate
American Kennel Club
Indiana
J. H. Donahue
State Federation of Humane Societies
Kennel Club
Humane Society
International News Service
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh Board of Registration Commissioners
Harris
Allegheny
Court House
Missing Girl Coat Found At Lake Edge With Farewell Note
ERIB PA March 14 Police say clothing and two unsigned notes found on Lake Four Mile Creek beach may have been planted to mislead the search for Lucy Maskoff 20 daughter of a local furniture dealer. The notes express despair and a plea for forgiveness and God help.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets A Natural Liver Remedy
An old promotional note touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy replacing calomel. It claims to improve yellow pallor and dull appetite by stimulating liver and bowels, with pink skin and buoyant feeling as outcomes. Each box costs a dime to thirty cents and is sold widely.
Bride of Two Weeks Dead in Auto Crash near Erie
Mrs G Earl Carr 23 year old newlywed killed when their car crashed into a tree at West Springfield while returning to Conneaut from a dance. Her husband, a Conneaut real estate dealer, was severely injured and not expected to survive.
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Erie
G. Earl Carr
West Springfield
Carr
Conneaut
Driver Found Guilty Of Manslaughter In Charleston Court
Charleston report states Hoone Rowley was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the October 28, 1924, death of Mrs. O. H. Huttman, who fell from an automobile driven by Rowley while her husband was present. The defense challenged the conduct of the driving.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hoone Rowley
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Rowley Released on Bond Pending Motion to Set Aside Verdict
A defense denial noted in the record contrasts with Rowley’s release on bond while a motion to set aside the verdict is decided. The quirky aside about postmen earning more and golf is noted, as is the remark on argument and proving the other party wrong even when right.
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