State Motor Police Active in First Half of 1926
Robert Humes, head keeper of stolen car records, reports the Indiana motor police operated with new riders and assigned routes on major highways. Each officer must cover miles daily and report road conditions and traffic levels to keep the state’s roads safe. Seven habitual receivers have had licenses revoked by police action.
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Tate Canyon
Robert Humes
Inre
Indiana
Ution
Humes
Union Label Support Sought by City Business Interests
All tapion men and women and friends are urged to patronize home industry and demand the Union Label whenever possible. The Carpenters Union recommends support for city business interests including Washi National Bank, Bakeries Eagle andert, Gross Bakery, and Coca Bottling Company at 115 1B N.-5th Street.
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Carpenters Union
Washi National Bank P Bakeries
Keries Eagle Andert
N. — 5Th Street
Gross Bakery
Coca Ou
Indiana News Briefs From Several Towns
A scrambled Indiana roundup reports a shooting accident near Lebanon injuring Ott Heflin when a blade struck his neck. Clinton Legion posts announce two captured trench mortar guns await display. Sheriff Arthur Daniels denied a mobile trip rumors about his family. Bluffton notes an old fence fragment injuring 6 year old Jesse Bloom. Tipton highlights street paving savings. Marion chautauqua attendance noted with quorum issues. Greensburg wheat yields upset. oil yields strong. Seymour reports slim hopes for July 1926 city event. Hartford rare heron shot near Hartsville. Haute Hospital reports the death of Dora Neva Milligan, 3, daughter of Charles Milligan.
Dorothy Dix on Thrills and choosing a steady marriage
Dorothy Dix advises that lasting happiness in marriage comes from steady love over wild emotion. A warned bride signs a life contract and must learn to prioritize a partner's happiness, not just personal thrills. A reader asks about keeping earnings. Dix says keep your money, start a bank account, and pay fair board, to avoid being enslaved by family.
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Miss Dix—Li
Dix
Protests On Granting Freedom To Mrs Krauss In Hartford City
Public voices oppose granting clemency to Mrs Rae Krauss, citing a history of poisoning her daughter Crystal and threats to justice. The Hartford City protest letter accuses Burns of biased prosecution and warns the released prisoner would threaten public safety and societal norms.
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Mrs. Krauss
Artford City, Inc
Hartford City
Burns
Ford
County
Rae ‘Feure
Indiana Women's Union
Jie
Crystal
Uniontown thief offers 15 cents for stolen fruit
A man who admits stealing three Denagas from a truck in Uniontown Pennsylvania sends 15 cents in stamps to cover the pilfered fruit and seeks forgiveness for the wrongdoing.
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Uniontown
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the Fair Store
W. Walnut
M. N. Palmer & Co
W. Main Street
Charles Rhodes
J . ©. Dosch
F. Outh St
Homann & Bernings Garage
Humphreys
Dodge Washington
William G. Riester
Elson
Donaldson & Drury
Fourth and Grove
Trueblood & Cosby
Ava van Trees
N. E. Ltd
A. Hunt
Corner Mill and Center
Henry Stumpp
Main St
Job Smoot
Jalnut
George Hoffar
Corbal
Thira and
Exide Battery
Third Street
Palmer & Webster
East South St
D. Ward & Son
Whetsell Shoe Store
Hanson
East Main
W. J. Bacon
Camp
Main Stree
Victrola
Oey
Cet
Don
Victor
Reece
Sudduth
Gun
County Air
Ibanon
Ott Heflin
Clinto
Argonne
Clinton
American Legion
Artment
Legion
Arthur Daniels County
Robile
Arthur Daniels
Bluffton
Jesse Bloom
Tipton
Mar
Marion
Chautauqua
Jensburg
Greensburg
Seymour
Weit
Hartf
Chester Hoover
Dora Neva Milligan
Charles An
Shepardsville
Haute Hospital
Vulcan
Frank Reinsel
Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
the Public Ledger Company
Keller & Williams
Jackson
Elso
McDougall
McDou
Ugall
Stone
Lorinse
Cal
Children’s Athletic Union
East Main Street
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