Numerous travelers visit nearby cities on various errands
A long list shows Joe M Steele in Austin on business Mell Owens of Uniontown transacted in Seymour Mrs Frank Spanagel went to Indianapolis J W Richart to Louisville Guy Hazard Scottsburg J F Tunley Jeffersonville Dallas Hooker Scottsburg Billy Hancock in Indianapolis Carl Meyer to Owensboro Paducah W D Dunlevy with parents in Memphis George T Bartlett on business in Danville Indianapolis Mrs Frank Rogers from Cincinnati guests of Mrs Noble McCoy etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe M. Steele
Austin
Mell Owens
Uniontown
Seymour
Frank Spanagel
Indianapolis
J. W. Richart
Louisville
Dallas Hooker
Scottsburg
Billy Hancock
Metropolitan School of Music
Carl Meyer
Owensboro
Paducah
W. W. Dunlevy
J. B. Dunlevy
Memphis
George T. Bartlett
Danville
Frank Rogers
Cincinnati
Noble McCoy
East Second Street
Lowise Jacobs
New Albany
Dorothy Hooker
Columbus
Eleanora Whitson
Lawrence
Mary Cadem
L. J. Eckstein
M. J. Fox
van Swengel
W. C. Hopple
John Street
A. E. Connolly
Ft. Wayne
Fred Leininger
West Fourth Street
Alice Whitson
Dudleytown
John
W.€. Sumner
Margaret
Mabel Chambers
Henderson
Chicago
Otis Hooker
Hollis Hooker
Jean
D. L. Perrin
South Walnut Street
Anton Verkaade
Lester Alge
Alice Dixon
St. Vincent’s Hospital
George Dixon
Charles Parham
Charles, Jr
Parham
B. Hagan
North Poplar Street
Knoxville
Tenn
Mebel Chambers
W. C. Sumner
West Fifth Street
Margaret Sumner
Bertha Bollinger
Minnie Hustedt
West
Yellow Stone National Park
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Points
Canada
Traffic Jam Costs City Traffic Again Across Nation
Washington reports from June 23 that studies by the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety show cities lose millions daily to congested traffic. The metropolitan committee cites stalled distribution of goods, slowed travel, and lost time, urging terminal improvements, better routes, and traffic segregation as partial fixes. Chicago plans shelters for 12 000 cars. Cleveland tightens a through street to boost capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Metropolitan Traffic Facilities Committee
Secretary of Commerce
L[loover
United States
Chicago
Cleveland
Confesses to Murder Plot in Police Case
A confession from Davies links a planned murder of his wife to two hit men. Prosecutors in Kansas City report Lloyd Canfield and underworld figures admitting Davies paid $7,000, while Davies’ own account cites $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kessler
World’s strongest lighthouse tops Dijon mountain
A towering lighthouse has been mounted on a mountain near Dijon France to guide aircraft by providing a fixed reference for location and direction. The illuminated structure claims the status of the most powerful lighthouse in the world and serves as a navigation aid for aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dijon
France
White Rock Flour Endorsed Nationwide by Women for Uniformity
An advertisement claims White Rock Flour is used and approved by women across the country for its uniform quality. It urges readers to ask their grocer for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlodté
Modern Foods Lacked Phosphate Says Ad
An old advertisement claims thin and weak individuals lack organic phosphate and could gain nerve strength and weight by Evans' Triple Phosphates. It promotes Jones Pharmacy and druggists selling the product, noting low cost and broad usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Jones Pharmacy
Shepherd Denies Giving Poisons In Mock Trial Drama
Testimony in a Chicago court centers on William McClintock trust and a will. Witnesses including Shepherd and nurse Gesling relate wealth and grounds purchase as defense fights to keep the will from being read. Recess follows amid attorney objections and minor witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonary
Crowe
Shepherd
McClintock
Stewart
Isabelle Pope
Billy
Miss Gesling
Carl ©. Naumann
Shepherd's Church
Shepherd Home
Signe Gusfson
Shepherd McClintock
James A. Thome
Rev. Naumannn’s
Carrall Gigliotti
Chiriago
Earl Park Man Sentenced For Mail Frauds In Glove Scheme
Indianap olis June 24 Leonard Heckley of Earl Park Indiana near Hammond received four years at Leavenworth and a $500 fine by Judge Baltzell in federal court for using the mails to defraud in a glove manufacturing scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Leonard Heckley
Earl Park
Hammond
Leavenworth
Baltzell
Police End Long Shift to Battle Wave of Banditry
Indianapolis police returned to an eight hour shift after over a week of twelve hour work to curb a surge of banditry. George A. Ross of Lisbon Connecticut claims possession of a pair of cart wheels used in the Revolutionary War at Yorktown. The wheels have segmented tires with spiked jelly forming a strengthened rim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
George A. Ross
Lisbon
Conn
York
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Armadillo Shell Basket Factory At Fort Comfort
A Texas factory at Fort Comfort employs forty workers to craft baskets from armadillo shells, one of the region's most unusual industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Comfort
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Kaynee
West Virginia
Island Creek
American Legion Sth
Pwo
Seeiy Salem
Wilsitts
Capitol Loan CO
Tribune
Guy Hazard
Scottsborg
J. F. Tunley
Jeffersonville
Richart
Geo. F.kamman
W. 2Nd St
Optometrist Phone
Toeivvine
First National Bank
Jackson County
O’connor Bros
Farmers’ Co-operative Elevator Co
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