Woman Heads Indiana State Police Bureau
Marie Grott, 32, becomes the first woman to head a state police bureau of criminal identification in Indianapolis. She helped identify John Dillinger in 1933, now supervises fingerprint files and study of ballistics and cryptography, asserting fingerprints remain the surest criminal identifier despite evolving disguises.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marie Grott
John Dillinger
Tucson
Ariz
Miss Gratt
Miss Grott
Junior Order Meeting at Wurst Hall Counts New Applicants
The Junior Order United American Mechanics held a well attended meeting last evening at Wurst Hall. Seven candidates received their obligation and several new applications were filed. The next meeting is set for August 28 at Wurst Hall. August 25 marks the centenary of the Moon Hoax on the New York Sun.
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United American Mechanics
Wurst Hall
New York Sun
Warns Boys Against Playing On Roofs
Acting Chief of Police F W Plank Zarnke warned boys citywide to stop the dangerous habit of playing on building roofs. A report to Captain Zarnke noted several boys were on the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company directors’ room roof. the youths fled on arrival.
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F. W. “Plank
Zarnke
BE. J. Stankard
Lorain County Sayings and Trust Company
Penfield Methodist church marks centennial celebration
Penfield observes the centennial and homecoming of the Penfield Methodist church on Sunday August 15 with a morning worship led by Rev John J McAlpine a sermon by Mrs Ethel Howard and performances by the choir and soloists. Former pastors and visiting members returned for the event including Rev Grimes Rev B H Ryan Dr H S Powell and W W Wager, with a La Grange linked service and attendees from Minnesota.
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Penfield
Penfield Methodist Church
John J. McAlpine
Ethel Howard
Jesus
Frances (Starr) Woodruff
Clair Devereaur
Leroy Lang
Bleden
Society Hall
B. H. Ryan
Avon
Grimes
Norwalk
H. 8. Powell
Ashland
W. W. Wager
Oberlin
John Coleman
Cleveland
A. C. Colfman
Elyria
Methodist Church
la Grange
Richardson
Minnesota
Penfield Igirt
Cora Denham
Plan for third party drive in Ohio campaign opens in Columbus
Amlie of Wisconsin and national federation chairman Herbert A Hard outline a third party bid in Ohio. The move follows a Labor Federation vote against forming a labor party and aims to recruit farmers and workers while inviting the federation to Columbus next February. Local attenders from Elyria Norwalk Wellington and other towns attended events as a wave of social political activity unfolds. A separate item notes William Glover of Jarrange Road arrested for reckless driving at 55 mph on Cleveland Street.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas R. Amlie
Wisconsin
Farmer-Labor Progressive Federation
Herbert A. Hard
Ohio State Federation of Labor
The
Farmer-Labor Federation
William Glover
Jarrange Road
Luna
Clare Parker
Melvin Olmstead
Glover
Cleveland Street
Local Notes From Various States And Abroad
Miss Mable Daniels from Na soya Japan spent weekend with Mr and Mrs E E Minkler and family. Harold Daniels a nephew called. Daniels has been visiting her parents in Washington DC and teaches music in Japan. George Hastings visited T B Allison at Lodi Hospital. The Denham and Dalgleish reunion occurred at the Hedges. Merle Buell from the Great Lakes was away over Sunday. Wayne Buell has been ill. Mrs A H Pierre Wellington spent Thursday with Mrs P H Davison. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kunkle and son Donald from Bloomfield New Jersey were entertained at Earl Conkle’s home along with Mr and Mrs Jesse Palmer and daughter from Omaha Nebraska.
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Mable Daniels
Nasoya
Japan
E. E. Minkler
Harold Daniels
Miss Daniels
Washington, D.C
George Hastings
T. B. Allison
Lodi Hospital
Hedges
Merle Buell
Great Lakes
Wayne Buell
A. H Pierre
Wellington
P. H. Davison
Ralph Kunkle
Donald
Bloomfield
New Jersey
Earl Conkle
Jesse Palmer
Omaha
Nebraska
Union to Nominate Officers at Regular Meeting
Federal Labor Union No. 19242 will hold a regular meeting Friday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall to nominate officers. The event focuses on officer nominations as the major agenda item.
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Federal Labor Union
Queen White
Knights of 000 Pees
Columbus Hall on Broad Armed Meeting Called
Columbus Hall on Broad is ready for a meeting at 0 pm with all members required to attend.
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