Vincennes District Event Notes and Local Openings
Local head of Prudential, Charles, with staff, attends Vincennes district event where he loses a 15 year service emblem. New taxi service operated by Loudermilk begins in Vincennes. Penney company opens a new Vincennes store similar to the main house, in a Hub cloth room. Fairground avenue road into Vincennes remains closed for a major project. About fifteen general contractors bid next Friday for Washington's gymnasium and community building. no timetable or electrical wing details yet. Rev. Chester Esque resigns to become evangelist. Dr. Prentius Scudder plans a dental office in Temple Court Building. Five Michigan bank robbers convicted, life terms discussed by Chicago paper. Indiana notes on crime penalties. Local remarks include colorful anecdotes about an Indianapolis News item.
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Indiana local notes mix of incidents and obits
A jumble of brief items from Indiana towns recounts a South Bend divorce case, a transit arrest, a large man’s arrest in Bend, a tall man in Bluffton, a piano factory accident, a car crash near Reed, and various university and park notices. Several community figures are named along with minor accidents and curiosities.
Jay Festival draws over six thousand attenders at Sikhart
The event drew more than 6,000 witnesses as 2,000 children joined the Jay Festival at Sikhart. a 13 year old, Rayond Smith of Wa sh, tripped during play and broke his arm while others watched.
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Smith
Wash
Sikhart
President's Salary Over Three Hundred Thousand A Year
The text reports the President's salary and related expenses as over 300,000 annually. It mentions travel and official entertainment allowances, a 25,000 dollar annual grant, and expenses covered by the Treasury for the White House staff, with portions reimbursed and other costs borne by the Treasury. The description is broad and includes details about the entertainment allowance and government support for mansion operations.
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Reform and aviation rates spark a grim proposal
An editorial voice imagines drastic action to spur safety reforms in China and the United States. It questions past methods, argues for decisive regulation, and suggests mass vehicle restriction as a means to reduce auto fatalities if safer systems fail. It worries about ongoing deaths and calls for bold policy changes.
Public service meeting to be held in Vincennes
About 30 officers and employees of the Interstate Public Service company will gather in Vincennes for a joint meeting. The agenda includes session, gaiety and women's public information activities.
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Aesiond Gaiety
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Washington, Ind
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Democrat Building
Third Street
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Ind
Loudermilk
van Cab Company
Penney
Lasturday
Vincennew
Chester Esque
Christian Church
Loogoptee
Grangeehain
Ilinois
Prentius Scudder
CG. P. Scudder
Temple Court
Preayante : ‘Company
Dr. Scudder
Sanoga
Iniiana Dental College
Michigan
Chicago
Abe “Marttin
Indiapolis
Indiana
South Bend
Frank E. Fisher
Copr
Walter W. Flinn
Columbia
Irvin Kaulsth
Ohio
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Ity Mills— Jils
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Ralph Carnall
Bien
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J. B. Asselman
Fort
Bluffton
Orla Dicken
Olith
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Janda Adams
Bomington
Indianaversity Pfessors
W. F
Cantor
Fort. Wayne
Birds of
Hartford ‘City
Ray
Kastett
Hartford City High School Stud
Leébanon
Joel Butcher
Léebanon
Purdue
James Brownlie
Glasgow
Seatlang
Brownlie
Christoph Little
Pottsville
Gary
Ford
J.f.m’guireral
East First and South Streets
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Ebner Ice and Cold Storage’ Co
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Eau
Moly Ajeelll
LS Wull
Hkinks
Stewart Nea
China
Mit
Wuxtry
Tan
Saténg
Imie Rother
Ciel
Ust
Pennsylvania
Nto
Lagt
Auto
Attila
Kirschbaum
America
E Toc Co
Eskridge-Allen Co
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