Educational program urged to curb youth crime and civic duty
Dr Schutz urged an education driven program linking home church and school to guide youth, expand vocational guidance, and strengthen self government. He warned youth crime could undermine civilization if current trends continue, urging moral and spiritual adjustment alongside scientific progress. Graduating region listed many names.
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Dr. Schutz
Indiana
United States
Nicaragua
Indianapolis
Lyman Beecher
Europe
Lindbergh Swell Head Clash Stirs Amarillo
Amarillo residents clash over Col. Charles A. Lindbergh after editor Gene Howe accuses the flyer of vanity. Pro Lindbergh supporters threaten boycotts as debates erupt over his halted Amarillo visit and surprise flight over the city.
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Amarillo, 'L'Ex
Ins
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Gene Howe
Howe
Amarillo
Wichita
Clovis
N. M
Local Residents Enumerated in County Directory
A list of individuals and addresses appears, including Leer Francis at 513 N Indiana St Longden and Williams Morris at Greencastle R1, with others in Greencastle Indianapolis and Paris. The names include Sears Andrew, Masten Willis, Albert Paris Greencastle, and Woodrum Glenn among several, suggesting a community directory or residence roster.
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Leer
Francis
Indiana St
Longden
Duane
Washington St
Masten
Willis
Elm St
Paris
Albert
Greencastle
Sears
Andrew
Strain
Charles
Voliva
John
Indianapolis
Williams
Morris
Woodrum
Glenn
Democratic convention set for orderly slate and quiet debate
Continuation notes a Republican style turbulence lesson shaping Indiana Democrats as they plan a calm convention with safe delegates and limited speeches. Key figures include third place finishers on the highway commission slate and George R. Dale. The agenda sees central committee meetings, district caucuses, and speeches by Peters Simms and O Bannon before candidate nominations, with Dailey favored for the nomination on the first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
George R. Dale
Muncie
Frederick
Oratory
Ed Jackson
State Central Committee
Platform Advisory Committee
R. Earl Peters
Fort Wayne
Dan Simms
Lafayette
Lew O'Bannon
Corydon
Dailey
DePauw Coeds Dominate Rifle Matches and Awards
Mary Jo Springer of Kokomo tops as best coed sharp shooter at DePauw University. Interhouse results put Mans field first with Kappa Alpha Theta second and Rector Hall third. Sophomores win interclass. Rifle team competes varsity with multiple colleges. DePauw coeds win three and tie two. Sweaters awarded to seven members. Jean Baker elected president and Mary Niblack secretary-treasurer for next year.
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Mary Jo Springer
Kokomo
DePauw University
Mansfield
Kappa Alpha Theta
Rector Hall
Women's College of Newark
Delaware
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
University of Vermont
University of Michigan
Gettysburg College
Carnegie Institute of Technology
University of California
University of Nebraska
Michigan State College
DePauwcoeds
Rifle Club
Jane Kimble
Jean Baker
Josephine Anderson
Mary Fiscus
Mary Niblack
Deborah Hoopengardener
Mable Marlar
Girls’ Rifle Club
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and Associations
Baseball and baseball related scores from yesterday include American Association games with Milwaukee 5 Columbus 5 Toledo 5 Kansas City 3 Minneapolis 7 Indianapolis 1 St Paul 7 Louisville 4. American League Detroit 5 Cleveland 4. National League Pittsburgh 10 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 7 Boston 6 ten innings. St Louis 1 Philadelphia 0 New York 4 Brooklyn 3.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Invitations From Whole World Swamp Eckener on Zeppelin Trip
Berlin reports the first regular transatlantic airliner, nicknamed L. Z., may bear Count Zeppelin’s name at christening. Hugo Eckener plans shop tests, German tours, then a possible round world trip via Siberia, Pacific, North America, and back to Friedrichshafen, before a Spanish backed service Sevilla to Buenos Aires begins.
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Whole
Swamp Eckener
Zeppelin Airship Building Corporation
Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
L. Z
Germany
Count
Eckener
Hugo Eckener
Rhineland
Austria
Friendrichtshafen
Siberia
Vladivostok
Pacific
Vancouver
America
New York
Atlantic
North Pole
Sevilla
Spain
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Holmes Denies Robbing Mails at Terre Haute
Calvin Holmes of Terre Haute, charged in a Federal grand jury indictment with complicity in the March mail station holdup in Terre Haute, will stand trial in Indianapolis June 19. Holmes pled not guilty. companion Carl Jennings pleaded guilty and awaits Holmes’s trial. Bond set at 50,000. Jennings sentenced later.
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Indianapolis
Calvin Holmes
Terre Haute
Union Depot
Robert (. Baltzell
Holmes
Carl FE. Jennings
Baltzell
Jennings
Federal Penitentiary
Marion County
Albert Ward
United States
Ward
Vigo County
Jobless Man Asks Food Gets Beating in Indianapolis
Thomas Kaine proprietor of a restaurant at Washington and East streets was arrested after allegedly striking and knocking down Scott Steele 69 of Crawfordsville when Steele asked for employment at the restaurant. Police were told Steele asked Kaine for work and he...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Thomas Kaine
Washington and
East Streets
Scott Steele
Crawfordsville
Steele
Kaine
Restaurant altercation leads to hospital treatment
Steele was refused entry then reappeared and asked for food. Kaine allegedly struck Steele during the attempt to eject him from the restaurant. Steele received first aid at City hospital and was released.
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Steele
Kaine
Local Social Notes and an Ironing Fire Incident
Stop 32 Mrs Harold Sears and children of Limedale visited her mother Mrs Frank Toney on Tuesday. Mrs Brown is slowly improving. Mrs Frank Torr visited Mrs Albert Stoner Sunday. Mrs Mat Furney and daughters of Fern and Mrs Clarence Albright of Greencastle visited Mrs Layton Clifford on Thursday. Several from the area traveled to Greencastle Saturday. Mrs Harold Pitts spilled gasoline while ironing, burning her limbs and hands. Dr McGaughey dressed the burns. Mrs Bales is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sears
Limedale
Frank Toney
Brown
Frank Torr
Albert Stoner
Mat Furney
Mary and
Margaret
Fern
Clarence Albright
Greencastle
Layton Clifford
Harold Pitts
McGaughey
Bales
Wild Horses Invasion Disturbs Indiana Farm Field
In Porter County Indiana four wild horses invade the southern Portage Township fields of George Schlobohm tearing oats and barley. Sheriff W B Forney is asked to intervene after a failed trap and a fence leap by the ungainly intruders. Schlobohm appeals for help and even offers a roping request to Will Rogers for aid.
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Valparaiso
Ind
George Schlobohm
Portage Township
Porter County
Indiana
Schlobohm
Farm Bureau denounces veto message from Coolidge
Indiana Farm Bureau rebukes President Coolidge for vetoing the McNary Haugen farm relief bill. Russell Van Hook voices farmers’ view that the veto undermines the rights of citizens and tensions with government, while calling for a Western leader who can unite all regions.
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Farm Bureau
Russell van Hook
Indiana Federation
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
McNary-Haugen
Senate
State Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Coolidge
Martinet
Mississippi Valley
Germany
West
House
President Coolidge
New England
Ohio
Midwest
South
Far West
Child labor in Persian carpet industry revealed in report
London report details harsh conditions in Persian carpet weaving where girls are said to be sold into slavery for life for 76 dollars. Eight years ago evidence from British sources showed children as young as five crowded in unsanitary rooms making carpets for Western buyers. The International Labour Office aims to secure humane labor standards for men women and children in Persia as a League member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Labor Office
Geneva
Persia
League
Persian carpet trade cited as cruel child labor peril
The Labor Office cites a Persia article claiming Kerman province exports exceed 10 million dollars yearly with over 95 percent to foreign firms. It notes girls as young as six or seven enter on contracts of sale for four to five years, paid about 75 dollars with a third upfront, risking a tragic fate. A government commission is appointed to investigate.
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Persia
Shafag E Surkh
Kerman
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