Indiana free employment bureau issues quarterly bulletin
The first quarterly bulletin from the Indiana free public employment bureau, prepared by J. L. Peetz, details October to December activity. It notes 85 applicants, 7 men, 6 women, and 29 women placed, with 26 auto worker offers and 20 laborer offers not filled due to mismatches. The bulletin outlines scope across Marion County and beyond, and reports on labor conditions and agency licensing rules.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Free Public Employment Bureau
J. L. Peetz
Bureau of Statisties
Pia
Peet
Tee State
Bureau of Statistics
Free Employment Bureau
Bureau
Peets
Mob Menace Trainmen After Macedonian Death in Logansport
A mob of laborers threatened engineer Schwartz and fireman Rose after the death of Macedonian Nico Merees in Logansport Indiana. Reports describe a violent crowd near Ambayao where steel and tools were used against workers as streets filled with fear. The death sparked threats and a tense scene as authorities investigated possible foul play.
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Logansport
May Noo
Schwartz
Rose
Panhandle
Body of Alma Kellner Found In School Basement
The eight year old Alma Kellner, missing since December, was found murdered in the basement of St. Johns Catholic School near Wine Walnut streets. The coroner says every bone was broken and charred, evidence of a violent death possibly tied to a man named Windling and a white woman. Police, investigating a dismemberment case, report a suspect held and swift relatives’ statements amid public shock.
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Louisville
Alma Kellner
Fred J. Retliner
St. Jobs Catholic School
Wine Walnut Streets
Ayo Planer
Oman
St. Tehns School
Windling
Pele
Abma
Depotier Djureams
Lyons
Kellner
St. Johns Chiureh
Sheeliar
Turtle Hunting Proves Lucrative in Local Streams
Colbuimtus May Or reports Frank Fovrles of Grupe finds turtle hunting lucrative. Moyles traps turtles by hand in small neighborhood streams. A recent catch weighed 184 pounds and sold for eight cents a pound.
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Colbuimtus
Frank Fovrles
Grupe
Police raids fail to find Cos ma None after attack
Fort Wayne police sweep foreign settlements five times in search of the foreigner Cos ma None who nearly killed Thomas Toomey in an unprovoked murder attempt. No arrests were made.
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Fort Wayne
Cosma
Thomas Toomey
Fears Asylum Ended Life in Lima
Frank Bolen, once a wealthy Marion businessman and manufacturer, died by suicide in Lima Ohio after years of mental decline. He had recently formed the Lima Brick & Drain Tile Company and left a note to his wife saying he feared another asylum commitment.
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Marion
Frank Bolen
Lima
Bolen
Liia Brick & Drain Tile Company
Bankers to Convene 150-Strong Indiana Meeting
Crawfordsville May 8 150 bankers from 12 Indiana towns are expected for the annual meeting of the Bankers Association of this district to be held here June 16. James I. Randell Greencastle president of the association visited to make preliminary preparations.
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Crawfordsville
Indiana
Bankers’ Association
James I. Randell Greencastle
Oldfield Sets New American Tulle Automobile Record
Indianapolis race day features motor records as Darpsey Oldverd breaks the American track record at Indianapolis Speedway. He tops his prior 52.22 second mark amid a crowded field of machines. The Remy trophy goes to Tiar ron in a fifty mile Wheeler Schebler event won by Marmon Was.
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Indianapolis
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Marmon Was
Man Kills Father Then Barricades Home
Van Presslug fatally shoots his father John after a dispute over a horse. He barricades himself at the father’s house and vows not to surrender. Separately, Theodore Roosevelt dines with Peary and other notables at a Royal Geographical Society luncheon in London.
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Peary
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Royal Geographical Society
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Robert E. Peary
Lord Curzon
Lord Strathcona
Canada
Kaiser's Wrist Healing Observed by Doctors
Potsdam May 51 The emperor William remains at the palace as physicians closely monitor healing progress of an abscess on his right wrist caused by an insect bite.
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Potsdam
Germany
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