Ohioan in Love Feud Faces Court Injunction
Edward Fosse of Marion, known as the big bee and honey man, has courted Ruth Aikman for fifteen years with over a thousand letters. She obtained an injunction to stop his attention, and he followed orders by leaving church and withdrawing savings to avoid contempt penalties. He remains hopeful he can persuade her to accept him.
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Wither
Ruth ‘Aikman
Edward Fosse
Marion
Miss Aikman
Fosse
Big Bee
Iter
Mate
Marion State and Savings Bank
Josse
Modern Girl Pays Courtship Costs Says Smart Set
Shirley Ann Stone argues in Smart Set that modern girls bear greater courtship costs than men. She cites shopping, dress, theater, and taxi expenses, plus loans to men, as evidence the burden falls on women in today’s dating scene.
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New York
Columbia University
Shirley Ann Stone
Smart Set Magazine
Miss Stone
English Pro Archie Compston Shocks With 18 Up Win
International Illustrated News notes Archie Compston defeats Walter Hagen by 18 up 17 to play. Compston plans more matches including a $5 000 clash with MacDonald Smith in New York. He ranks as Britain’s top Open hopeful and impresses in practice with scores near 70.
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Walter Hagen
Archie Compston
MacDonald Smith
New York
Archie
Zon
United States
Johnny Rarewell
Little State Track Carnival Attracts Seventeen Schools
About two hundred track athletes from seventeen Indiana colleges will compete in the fifth annual Little State track and field meet at DePauw University next Saturday. Top runners include Schooler of Muncie Yeager Holt of Butler and Ramsey of DePauw, all clocked near 10 seconds in the 100 yards. Spohn of DePauw will duel Rider of Indiana Central, while Sivak of Butler and Sears of DePauw run a special mile. Indiana upset by Crimson golfers 12 1/2 to 11 1/2.
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Indiana
DePauw University
DePauw Tigers
Schooler
Muncie
Yeager
Holt
Butler
Ramsey
DePauw
Spohn
Indiana Central
Sivak
Sears
Conger
Greencastle
Chicago
Placque
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show American Association matchups: Indianapolis 8 over Kansas City 7. Milwaukee 4 over Louisville 0. Minneapolis 18 over Columbus 7. St Paul 8 over Toledo 4. American League games include St Louis 15 over Washington 2. Cleveland 4 over Boston 2. New York 8 over Chicago 5. Philadelphia 10 over Detroit 0. National League results feature Chicago 7 over Philadelphia 4. New York 5 over Cincinnati 1. St Louis 6 over Brooklyn 5. Pittsburgh 9 over Boston 4.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Thirty DePauw Men Attending Camp Knox
About thirty DePauw men sophomores and juniors in the university and ROTC members will spend six weeks at Camp Knox Kentucky this summer. The training advances military tactics and offers a vacation with rifle and pistol contests and athletic events while assisting in earning a commission as Second Lieutenant in the U S Army.
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DePauw
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Officers Training Corps
Auto Wreck Victim Sues Son for 10000 Damages
Walter Butt, a Miami County farmer, sues his son Earl Butt of Chili for 10000 in damages from injuries in a car wreck. The son allegedly carried insurance for passenger injuries, but the insurer refuses payment since the claimant is a relative of the driver.
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Peru
Ind
Walter Butt
Miami County
Earl Butt
Chili
Young Butt
Vested Choir to Stage Choral Concert This Friday
The Vested Choir of the Methodist Church presents the sacred cantata Esther by R Spaulding Stoughton in the church auditorium. The new Oriental dramatic work features soloists Dorothy Locke Marion Wilson Dwight Trezise Prof Bartlett with Adeline Kriege and Prof Thompson on organ and piano. Proceeds benefit church musical undertakings.
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Methodist Church
R. Spaulding Stoughton
Dorothy Locke Artaxerxes
Marion Wilson Artabanusg
Dwight Trezise Beioser Ie
Bartlett
Adeline Kriege
Thompson
Exiled Roumanian Prince Carol from Great Britain
Government orders expelling Crown Prince Carol of Roumania from Great Britain were served at Oakhurst Court Surrey. He has a short departure window amid hostile propaganda accusations and increased police guard. authorities monitor potential air departure as political tensions rise in Bucharest.
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INS
Great Britain
Carol
Roumancia
Wyndham Childs
Scotland Yard
Oakhurst Court
South Godstone
Surrey
M. Ionescu
Bucharest
Roumania
Bratianu
Funeral services for Henry Clay Allen in Indianapolis
Henry Clay Allen a Civil War veteran and former Marion County Circuit Court judge had funeral services held yesterday at his daughter's home on Washington Boulevard under Dr. Frank Lee Roberts. Burial followed at Crown Hill cemetery. A memorial resolution praised him as a honorable, Christian gentleman with a long, clean legal career.
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Henry Clay Allen
Marion County Circuit Court
George H. Crossland
Washington Boulevard
Frank Lee Roberts
Central Avenue M EF
Crown Hill Cemetery
Allen
Putnam County
DePauw University
Indianapolis Bar Association
Circuit Court Room
Marines Describe Life for Devil Dogs in China Camp Life
Excerpt recounts conditions for Marines in China aboard the Henderson voyage to Tientsin. Describes crowded transport, early harshness, later camps Camp Woodrow Wilson and Camp Smedley Butler, water quality, food choices, coolies as servants, and lively US Marine Club with prices and tips.
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Boston
China
Devil Dogs
Henderson
Woodrow Wilson
Smedley Butler
Sailors Wives at Granada Theatre Wednesday
Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes star in Sailors Wives a Warner Fabian drama in a First National release. The film centers on a woman facing possible blindness and the resulting impact on love and engagement in a frank social life study.
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Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
Warner Fabian
Granada Theatre
First National
Crooks Can't Win Film Uses Veteran Cast for Realistic Police Scenes
The Voncastle studio plans a realistic portrayal of underworld life in Crooks Can't Win with over 40 war veterans cast as New York policemen. The plot centers on a rookie officer lured from his beat during a silk theft spree costing merchants millions, who, aided by a reporter, uncovers the gang and clears his record while courting the police chief's granddaughter.
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Voncastle
New York
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