Indiana World War Memorial Plans Face Blocking Design Decision
The Indiana world war memorial debate centers on whether Walker and Weeks' design will be adopted as is or with modifications. Trustees have chosen architects but not final plans, noting public input should inspire but not dictate execution. The board warns decisions may take months, stressing the memorial must endure centuries and serve as a true shrine rather than a utilitarian site.
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MUSHLIEZ
Indiana world war memorial
Frank R. Walker
Harry E. Weeks
Cleveland
Walker
Weeks
postd of
saint
Messrs. Walker
Indiana
s. i
Walker & Weeks
Walkers& Weeks
ann
memorial plaza
William R. Day Dies at Michigan Summer Home
Ex United States Supreme Court Justice William R. Day dies at his Michigan summer home after a pneumonia related illness. Day, long a public figure, had served as secretary of state under McKinley and later as a Supreme Court justice before leading the mixed claims commission. Funeral arrangements place his burial in Canton, Ohio, with his sons Luther Rufus and Stephen among the survivors.
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William R. Day
McKinley
Michigan
MACKTNAC ISLAND
Mich
Tuly
James Brogan
Washington
Brogan
Day
William L. Day
Luther
Rufus
Stephen
Willam R. Day
all st atio
Supreme court
amaire
mixed claims commission
President hears Alaska's woes aboard Henderson
President Harding, touring Alaska aboard the U S Henderson, hears broad grievances from natives and white settlers about cannery closures and fish waters. At Matlakatlis Annette Island Tsimshean headman Davis pleads for help while Governor Bone, in Ketchikan, calls Alaska unknown and misunderstood. The party plans to press north to Wrangell and Juneau.
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SY GEORGE RK. HOLMES
International News service
HENDERSON
WITE
HARDING
WRANGELL
Alaska
Vic
Naval
Alaskan
Matlakatls
lon Annette island
George Davin
Davis
Harting
Bone
Matlakaula
Alaska sa
Ketchikan
Juneau
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and surrounding areas
Farley forecast notes fair and warm conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday remains warm with Wednesday turning partly cloudy and cooler in the north portion. Almanac style notes include yesterday's conditions, humidity, rainfall amounts, and a comparison to the previous year.
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Inana
Indianapolis
United States
deudeneyy
Harding at Wrangell Promotes Era of Understanding
President Harding arrived in Wrangell Alaska to a large crowd and spoke from the courthouse steps promising an era of understanding and a fair administration. He called for stronger national unity and outlined goals for relief and cooperation across states as the nation seeks historical progress.
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Harding
Wrangell
WRANFELL
Alaska
Nason
Petereburgsh
Alanka
Drowning Death of Navy Balloon Pilot Roth
The body of Lieut. Tours J. Roth, pilot of the ill fated navy entry A-069s in the national balloon race, arrived in Cleveland aboard the Nina after a Toronto autopsy found drowning. The left ankle was tangled in a rope attached to the balloon basket, lungs were filled with water, and an abdominal contusion noted. Navy officials continued search for Lieut. Roth as a storm over Lake Erie hindered recovery. Port Stanley autopsy ruled accidental drowning.
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CLEVELAND
Ideut
Tours J, Roth
navy
Indianapolis
Nina
Marine Airway Company
James H. Strong
Glenn L. Martin
Lieut. Roth
Lieut. Null
Lieut
Roth
Jake Erie
H. FE. Honeywell
St. Louis
Honeywell
Brockton
Strang
Fort Stanley
A. fichter
Piet CL uA. Paynes
Jackson
Port Stanley
Ledeut. Roth
Strong
Harry LeFavre
United States Navy
Harry
Anderson
marine corps
poen
dépd Ventenant
couty mareue
LaFavre
A. P. Hammond
Hammond
Lieut. Strange
Stothy
natal
Lakehurst
N .S
Jew
qnel
B. wit
Dry confinement sought by Coffey in theft and forgery case
Albert Coffey of 1308 Thirteenth street asked Criminal Judge James A. Collins for confinement with no liquor available. The judge set aside a forgery and fraudulent check sentence and ordered one to five years in the state penitent iary. Coffey insisted drink is his obsession and jail is needed to stop drinking. He was sent to jail to await commitment. Separately, Mike Tasich was fined 200 and sentenced to sixty days at the state farm after police found two five gallon drums of white whiskey in his car. Tasich claimed he could not understand how the liquor got there. Grand jurors for the July term were sworn in by Judge Collins: Frank M. McNesley, Albert J. Manfeld, William Mack, Henry Frormeyer, Orwen T. Miller, and C. B. Milan.
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Albert Coffey
Thirteenth street
James A. Collins
atate farm
Colting
Swank
Dalley
Thale
Tastch
Brn
Collin
Frank M. McNesley
Albert J. Manfeld
Wiliam Mack
Hendricks I place
Henry Frormeyer
Meridian street
Orwen T. Miller
Washington boulevard
C. B. Milan
Colorado avenue
Mrs Buzzi Faces Execution For Lover's Slaying In New York
Anna Buzzi, convicted of murdering Frederick Schneider, faces the death penalty in New York as her appeal is filed. Prosecution ties weapon to William Ture, brother-in-law of the victim. Buzzi claims wrongful conviction and pleads innocence.
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NEW YORK
Anna Buzalloiay
Frederick Schneler
Arex
Huzzing
Bug
Smith
Schneider
ronal
William Ture
Ture
Mr. Bugsi
Turc
Mra. Buzzi
Buzz
Fred Schneider
Yank Arms Smuggler Suspect Sought in Shanghai China
Shanghai July 9 Associated Press warrants issued for Lawrence H Kearney an American former head of Kearney art Company accused of leading a arms smuggling plot into China from Russian and Japanese sources He is believed to be in Cheldane province after a trip to Gensen Korea where further shipments were arranged Authorities allege purchases of 160 090 Russian and Japanese rifles from a Russian refugee fleet in December The case relies on old treaties and consular court proceedings and cites arms smuggling laws dating to 1854.
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SHANGHAI
Associated Press
Lawrence H. Kearney
China
Kearney
Kearney art Company
producet ime porters
Cheldane
Gensen
Korea
Rhearnes
San Francisco
Manila
Harding
Unitedates
Ministerial Paternal Kiss Sparks Boston Assault
In Boston on July 6 Lieut Wesley M Hague US Navy struck Rev. Morne I Paine in Trent office after Paine and Hague’s wife, Mrs Hague, had a dispute. Hague apologized and left, with Paine later admitting the minister had recently asked Mrs Hague to go motoring and had kissed her in a meadow when she refused.
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BOSTON
Mass
Universal Services
Wesley M. Hague
United States Navyi
tvorme I. Paine
Trine
Trent
Hague
Res
Paine
Harding Not Bound to Dictations of Committee
New York political figure Jate Golub, president of the Woodrow Wilson Club, announced receipt of a letter from President Harding. He stated Harding considered himself unbound by a 1900 committee manifesto urging U.S. entry into the League, calling the committee actions their own affair and noting Harding’s election as the purest path to league involvement.
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NEW YORK
Tionel Golub
Woodlow Wilson Club
tofay
Harding
United States
League of Satione
Golub
committee of a
enutsa
Claypool Aims Rap At Stew Donnelly At Indiana Hotel
A suit seeks injunction to bar Stew Donnelly from the Claypool lobby after he was ejected and defied management. The company alleges Donnelly frequents the lobby at all hours and ties to bootlegging. Donnelly faced prior City Court charges, a 90 day sentence, and a state liquor charge.
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Indiana Hotel Company
Claypool hotel
T. J. Moll
Stewart
Stew) Donnelly
Claypool
Donnelly
Crimnal court
Collins
alte
faye
Death for Woman Chicago Verdict in Double Homicide
A Chicago jury found Mia Nitti and her husband Peter Crutelte guilty of murdering Frank Nitti, with a recommendation for the death penalty. The case tied to a July disappearance near Stickney, where Nitti's body was recovered in a catch basin last May, with son Charles Nitti cooperating for the state.
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CHICAGO
Jay
Mia
Sabelle Nitel Amitetle
Frank Nit
symans
tony
sullty
Mra Caylelle
Peter Crudelie
Sith
Wing
Sticknes
lila farm
stickney
musntime
Crustelte
beer & fem bard
Nittia farm
marrin
Nitti
Crutele
Charles With
cass
Inter
Bond set to free Mrs Rickner in Anniston case
Mrs Eve lyn Sue Rickner remains jailed as a bail bond drive seeks ten suretors for a $3,000 bond. She faces trial for shooting her husband Lieutenant James Co Rickner. Her brother and a stranger provided some names for bonds. Rickner hopes to keep her child Marilyn in Anniston while awaiting grand jury action and seeks employment as a stenographer.
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Indvtnapalia
ANNISTON
Ala
Evelyn Sue Rickner
suny
Rickner la
James Co. Rickner
Harry Elier
Indianapolis
Mra
Rickner
Tudae Hoteman
hall
esteult
Marilyn
Inanapelis
grand Jury
Jonger
Angora Approves Signing of Peace Treaty
Angora authorities authorize Ismet Pasha to sign the peace treaty after reviewing dispatches from Lausanne. The Turkish delegation leader seals a notable diplomatic victory amid conflicting views in Constantinople and Angora as prewar railway plans face potential changes and British French interests seek guarantees.
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CONSTANTINOPLE
Angora
Lavaanne
Ismet Pasha
NING Atharsatiy
Trusanne
Temet
deles gars
Angola
abandane parte
Tore Key
Water Rate Fight With Support Of Shank
Indianapolis residents prepare to oppose a proposed water rate increase by the Indianapolis Water Company. Mayor Shank backs a citywide petition drive, aiming for 3,000 printed protests and about 1,500 employees to circulate them ahead of the July hearing before the Public Service Commission. Civic groups plan coordinated action, with chamber officials cautious about formal commitments while union and federation leaders pledge representation at the July 18 hearing.
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snd
roy
Indianapolis
Twe Manapolle Water Company
tony
water company
public service commission
Mayer Shank
Onin
aa sell
Indianapolis Water Company
oMCals
lealee
chamber
t asat
aMferale
eltictale
Altheach
Vreetars
Snethen
Une Manopolia Federation of
Cite
Piblic unility Committee
federation
Indiana
Trathuldine
Caplin Kevlewash
North Park
CH. Bird fa
Twenty-eighth street
Capitol avenue
Ice Maker Held In Beer Investigation In Fort Wayne
Barney Moran proprietor of the Maran les Company, northern Indiana’s largest plant, was held without bonds after federal prohibition agents raided the plant at night. They found three kegs of beer and three quarts of bonded whiskey in storage and arrested brewmaster Maller at a local home where evidence for beer making was found. Moran allegedly planned to use whiskey to age beer while trying to evade officers. The case centers on illegal beer manufacture and attempts to transport liquor.
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Indianapolia Star
FORT WAYNE
Inet
Barney Moran
Maran les Company
Indiana
Olle Maller
execung
ix home
Maller
hia Horm
Moran
ward
Wadoral
Conference on wage scale in anthracite field observed
A daylight flyer, Valent Maughan, attempted a New York to San Francisco journey near St Joseph. After engine trouble forced an emergency landing near Avenue C, he recounted nine hours and 1330 miles flown, fearing deviation before plans to resume from a hotel.
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Ryaselil Maughan
AvGllor
Toren
New York
San Franciscn
St. Keegh
St Inaeph
Maughan
Aevox
st Joseph muniipal
Kear Trent
Mitchel
wiiter
thia
Maughar
Atlantic
Orytat
Dunes Road Nearly Done on New Freeway Strip
July 1 marked the near completion of the first segment of the interstate freeway between Fort Wayne and Michigan City. The contractor reports the opening will divert Lincoln Highway traffic from routes to Chicago via Taporte and Valparatan, directing travelers from Fort Wayne to Ligonier, South Bend, Michigan City, Gary, and onward to Chicago.
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ANCHIGAN CITY
fiaty
ned Michinan City
Chicago
Taporte
Valparatan
Iran
Fort Wayne
Ligonier
South Ben
Michiganith
Gary
Chicern
Harding to Meet Mexican President in Border Talks
President Harding plans a border meeting with Mexican President Obregon likely in Nogales, with talks aimed at boosting friendship and addressing war future polices. The event is anticipated after Harding’s Los Angeles stop and prior to his Alaska trip, supported by Arizona Republicans and Sonora Mexicana efforts.
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ile
Univernal Services
Harding aml Obrekon
Nogales
Sonora
Arizona
Haring
Los Angeles
Cal
cit
Itarding
Arizona Republicwna
Marion
Harding
Qloreson
Mexico
Unite States
Arizome
Sonora Mexicana
Presidant Obrernon
Nagales
Senora
Auto owner fined for street parking violation
In CHL court yesterday Spee al Tyise Groree fined a motorist for parking in front of a theater on East St Joseph street. The defendant agreed to pay the fine and costs after the ruling and the case noted the east maple boulevard offense.
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Fo Sfarene Crile
tae
costa far faire
Hifleate
Spee al Tyise Groree ie Binler
Meepmet iit
St Joseph street
ana
esta ware
Intervention to Force Settlement by Coal Commission
The coal commission members threaten an intervention to force settlement if a decision is not reached within thirty days before the present agreement expires. The move aims to accelerate negotiations and avert a likely lapse in the current terms, signaling heightened urgency from the panel.
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Coal Commission
Wage conference at Atlantic City fails to reach agreement
Washington reports the United States coal commission may intervene after a failed wage conference between anthracite operators and miners. President Lewin of the United Mine Workers and operator reps were warned to reach a prompt accord, with officials promising no delay and public safety in focus. Commission members and Labor Department observers will push for a settlement by August, while joint talks resume in Washington and Atlantic City.
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Cols F. MORGAN
Solvernat Servien Bint
WASHINGTON
Atlantic City
John L. Lewin
United Mine Workers
commission
Department of Labor
stound
gunits
ts exe vberts
Minera
NLS
Penttay
Nani todas
Uniter
United States
nis
Wprratorn
anthracite board
United States coal commission
Daugherty
Harding
George H. Cushing
4 bulletin
Cushing
Samuel P. Warriner
Philadelphia
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
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