Rowley to be Indiana prohibition director replaces Morgan
Franklin Rowley of Angola Ind appears set to be named Indiana prohibition director with full time enforcement. He hesitated over salary but later accepted, amid reports that Roy A Haynes prohibition commissioner will appoint him once he returns to Washington. The move aims to reorganize agents, tighten enforcement, and calm discord over Bert Morgan’s removal.
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EVERETT C. WATKINS
WASHINGTON
Frank Rowley
Angola
Ind
prohibition
Indiana
Roy A. Haynes
Anis
Chicago
Rowley
prohibition enforcement
Owley
Tr.W
Haynes
Belleves
bose
prohibition Sesanitatigar
Morgan
Brorgan
itn
Bert Morgan
t Mir. Walb
friends
Sheeee
James EB. Watson
Watson
state committee
Watson Meulenahts
Irvington church debates Bert Morgan removal stance
The Felt Bible class of Irvington Episcopal Church adopts resolutions opposing Bert C. Store's removal amid Indiana prohibition director controversy. The church body disapproves removal while urging retention of Morgan, with continuation note to page eight.
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Bible Clans
Irvington
Bert Morgan
Felt Bible clase
Weather Forecast for Indiana Tuesday and Wednesday
Special Indianapolis Star almanac notes local thunder storms on Tuesday with cooler temperatures arriving on Wednesday. Forecast covers Indianapolis and surrounding counties with expected thunder storms and cooling trend. Data includes yesterday’s conditions and temperature readings for the date, showing dry and wet segments and historic comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
United States
Indianapolis Star
Amoonta
Jail or Death Slayers Fate in Chicago Trial
Reportage on the Leopold and Loeb case as they face possible outcomes of the upcoming trial. The defense appeals to youth and insanity considerations while seeking to avoid the gallows. Contemplation of death, life, or long imprisonment as court proceedings unfold.
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Leopold
Loeb
Franks
Atienists
mspe
paucherere
Hey
Chester
asyuin
pelea
Jolie
Geary
Chicago
peresis
Sohosten
City files suit against Cline over 80000 fraud claim
Indianapolis officials seek two 20000 judgments against ex park board member Fred Cline alleging he used influence to obtain permits and land deals for an oil company and Pine oils company through Sunnymeade Realty and Standard Oil. Suit, filed by city attorneys, also seeks liens if funds are not held intact.
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Fred Cline
park board
altes
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Indianapolis
Cline
achelons
Sunoymeade Ronnty Company
Joseph R. Roach
Frank A. Symmes
parter board
the
art company
Polkinhorn
res SS Realty, y COMPANY
fu: Thes Pine oils company
altes a
Taine
goting
Shank
Long hospital
Sunnymeade Realty Company
Standard- Oil Company
four boulevard
esf
Peartts aa
Mr. Cline
Mary and Doug Return to New York Amid Royal Visit
The Levia thans arrive late tonight with a large crowd. Mr and Mrs alibanka and Doug and Mary returned from overseas. several messages were received by royalty.
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MARY
DOUG
NEW YORK
alibanka
Speeding motorists kill three, injure two in Indianapolis
A series of auto accidents in Indianapolis left three people dead and two injured. Six others were arrested in a police crackdown on speeders. Tony Montsigre, driver of the truck, faces manslaughter charges in the Gosset boy’s death. Mary Dickerson and Ethel Haley are among those held for related fatalities. Police seek a driver, Givens, in a separate fatal incident. The Gosset boy died after stepping from a streetcar into traffic near his home.
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péraone
Indianapolis
CLEO GOSBET
Sherman drive
STACY MONCELEF
Roosevelt avenue
MARY DICKERSON
S39
South Vennaylvatin
TONY MONXSIGRE
Bridge straet
Gosset boy
MHS
ETHEL RALEY
North Capitol avenué
Mra. Dickerson
Deiver
Mate
Givens
Merrill street
bron~ oriet
Gosset
Montsigre
City hospital
Charles Sellers
B. G. Yalman
North
Delancwaré street
Capital
avenue
Dickerson
city
Atrs
Haley
Woman shoots former suitor in Georgetown road incident
Catherine Todd, 40, and companion William R Brough, 32, fired on Harry H Wardell, 60, after Wardell pursued them near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Wardell wounded in right breast and arm. both Todd and Brough held on robbery and assault charges. Todd claims Wardell had threatened, demanded marriage, and abused her leading to the confrontation.
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Jed- Catherine Todd
Harry H. Wardell
Trenty-second street
Wardell
Toad
William R
KIM Brough
ardell
Brough
Georgetown
Wardell Inn
prallede rey
Todd
Miss Todd
Mian
allah
Rubber Ball Found On Suspect In McDonnell Murder
New York July 21. A rubber ball found on Bilton Ware linked him to the killing of 5 year old Francis McDonnell on Staten Island. Mrs McDonnell identified the ball as her son’s. Ware confessed he killed a boy but gave no details. Police tied Esposito to the case as another suspect.
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NEW YORK
Universal Service
Francia McDonnell
Staten
Newark
Ulife
Staten Island
Bilton Ware
VonWagener
McDonnell
Ware
Decker avenue
Port Richmond
Staten alan
Denlegs
Ulin
Rasthing Jmare
ihm
Achille Esposlte
Esposito
Francis
Albert
Republicans plan nationwide campaign for Coolidge and Dawes
Washington July 21 Republican leaders announce a nationwide campaign for Coolidge and Dawes. William B. Butler, national committee chair, says efforts will avoid sectional focus and seek support across regions. Hicks will lead Eastern HQ. Dawes to front campaign as speaker. possible 8 to 10 speeches in scattered cities with final city list undecided.
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WASHINGTON
Coolidge
Dawes
William Bf. Butler
Republican national committee
allence
Butler
national committee
East
pen
New York
Hicks
President Coolidge
White House
West Virgins
Maryland
Delaware
planto
Chicago
Marlee G. Dines
Dawega
Divorce for $1.50 in five minutes
Moscow reports a new decree allowing rapid divorces within five minutes if both parties agree. If one objects, the case goes to a court to decide. Grounds include incompatibility and other non legal factors. remarriage is limited to three times per year.
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MOSCOW
Associatia Press
Soviet
Russia
eee
Indiana Welcomes US Club Women at West Baden
Miie Agella Prichard of Portland, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, opened the sixth annual federation convention at West Baden Springs hotel. About a hundred delegates from 208 cities across the United States and Hawaii attended. Mrs. B. C. Bailey of Franklin delivered the welcome, praising Indiana and its capital Indianapolis, and inviting guests to see the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument and the state’s natural beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KATHRYN WH. PICKETT
Star
Bior
WEST BADEN
Ind
Miie
Agella Prichard
Portland
Ore
National Federation of Bwolesa and
Professional Women's Cluba, Inc
federation
West Baden Springs
csults
United States
Honollulu
Mra
B.C
National Federation of Business
Professional Women's Clubs
Indianapolis
One Death Blamed on City Heat Wave
Indianapolis endured a blistering day as the thermometer hit 68 and a resident died reportedly due to heat and heart disease. Geneva Foster, a 75-year-old Black woman, collapsed at 10 South Beville Avenue yesterday morning and died, authorities said. The Weather Bureau forecast relief, noting variable winds and peak heat at around mid afternoon. Nearby cities reported high temperatures, while Evansville shattered its heat record at 105 degrees, with no heat prostrations reported.
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Indianapolis
paska
Geneva” Foster
Beville avenue
United States Weather ‘Bureau
Ita
conlin
mallee
Deleck organ
Tadieanpala
seitler
Chicago
Springheld
St. Louia
Cairo
fahatavsites
Shetomatl
EVANSVILLE
Ind
mercury
Hughes Explains U S Attitude Toward Europe Dawes Plan Hope
London July 2 Associated Brass Charles vana Hughes American secretary of state addressed the Pilgrims dinner as president of the American Bar Association interpreting American deals and explaining the role the United States could play in European affairs. He stressed America's devotion to peace and cooperation with Great Britain and others in aid of European economic rehabilitation. He said the Dawes plan opens a path to continued prosperity and that American participation should not be treated as a governmental obligation. The audience included British leaders and prominent Americans. tributes came from the Duke of Connaught and Earl of Balfour. Andrew Mellon and Frank B. Kellogg were among those present.
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LONDON
Brass
Charles
vana Hughes
Prince of Wales
England
dncognio
United States
America
Great Britain
Europe
Canel Breas
Fingland
Amerdco
Tilstimes
Hughes
Duke of Connaught
Earl of Balfour
Frank B. Seliogg
Andrew Mellon
leanne
Head of Charities Named Rector in Indianapolis Diocese
The Rev Maurice O Connor, long time director of Catholic Charities in Indianapolis, was named rector of St Joan of Arc Church by Bishop Joseph Chartrand. Rev Bernard M Sherman will succeed O Connor at St John’s, with Ambrose Sullivan advancing at St John’s. Other clerical moves include J Edward Hliger to rector of St Michael in Jamestown and Adam Ebjot to assistant pastor at Vincennes. Changes take effect August, per Mgr Gavisk.
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Maurice O'Connor
Maurice.O'Connor
Catholic charities
Indianapolis
St. Joan of Are Catholic Church
Joseph Chartrand
Mer
Frencin Gavish
St. Yoan of Arc Church
epiacopacy
Nashville
Tenn
Mgr
Gaviskalae
Bamarl
Sherktan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Air, O'Connor
Ambrose Sullivan
Sheel qan ae
isleannpuninett
h Javiak
Edward Hligera
st. Rtary-ofsthe-Woodawan
St. Michael‘'n Church
Jameston
Ind
Adam Eb jot
St. Boniface
Evaneville
Bedale
Vincennes
Leo Lindeman
wae
mada
Terre Hants
J. BE. Hamil
SS. Péter and Paul
Indighapalia
Four Dead Aboard Steamship Boston Collision Tragedy
One man killed seven injured in a wreck near Terre Haute Indiana involving a car at a grade crossing. Injured RGENEVIEVE FLASKETTE JOANEN BRASAN EVGAR DAIMINETES ET CETERA were rushed to Terre Haute hospitals. drivers unidentifiable.
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Terre’ Haute
Indianapolis Star
TERRE WAUTE
Ind
nan
perssons
Clinton-Terre Jmute
Ty Ha
1. & E. traction Company
JOHN MASON
Brazil
aerate tve
Terre Haute
ageln
City Council debates lighting contract and traffic rules
After six weeks the council considered a ten year lighting pact with Merchants Heat and Light Co, but 4 to 7 vote blocked passage. Lloyd D. Claycombe sought reconsideration. Other ordinances passed changed center street traffic rules and Monument Circle parking. Vetoed pawnshop hours ordinance approved. Salaries for building inspectors debated. some raises approved, others killed. Citizens along Pleasant Run Parkway appealed to the county.
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cincinatan
Lloyd D. Claycombe
airinanes
John
E. King
Wiltisny
rhssen
Shank
stoke
Otto Ray
Heydon V. Ruch
Pleasant Run parkway
Matrimonial Snarl Puzzles Lawyers In Bedford
Special to The Indianapolis Star. Bedford Ind July 21 Mrs Savanah Bex seeks divorce or two divorces in Lawrence Circuit Court citing unstable marriages. Attorneys flag legal jargon as unclear. She alleges two husbands and a string of marital woes dating back years., The case outlines a marriage to Ralney Aug 15 and later disputes over prenuptial ideas, with Bex accusing both husbands of betrayals and seeking freedom from wedlock.
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Indianapolis Star
BEDFORD
Ind
Savanah Bex
Lawrence Circuit court
win Oey
STA . Re . ney
Savanah Lowers
Ralney
Vessel Ramming Fatalities Near Point Judith Coastwise Disaster
Four dead are confirmed after the passenger steamer Boston collides with the oil tanker Swift Arrow off Point Judith Rhode Island in dense fog. The Boston carried about 1,000 passengers and crew. many were transferred to rescue ships as fog hampered salvage. Officials report unknown exact death toll and survivors, with ongoing efforts to locate and assist throughout the night.
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Swift Arrow
NEW YORK
Boston
Net York
Swift
Sy uth
UR. T
ainking
Bosto aaid
shilpa
Commonwealth
Priscullae
ah p
Acuahnet wan Tushing
Sacena
passengra
Independent Wireless Telegraph Company
East Hampton
tn Céink
John W
Eastern Steamship
A. W. Call
akdp
pete
Newport
Padlocked lodging opens next door in Robey Ind
An investigation will determine if a fish dinner place opened by Philip H. Smith at Robey Indiana violates a June 30 injunction issued by Judge A B Andersen. Alexander G. Caving, assistant US district attorney, says G Brown of the federal prohibition office led evidence. The former Smith venture near Hammond reportedly reopened adjoining the closed premises, which covered about three acres, with a sign noting the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Smith
Robey
Ind
A. B. Andersen
Alexander G. Caving
United States district attorney
G. Brown
Smith
Hammond
district attorney's office
Silth
Anderson
Mayor Restores City Budget Funds After Conference
After a conference with Taylor E. Groninger, corporation counsel, Mayor Shank reinstated two funds for city maintenance of the Separenane and utilities. The salaries for Benjamin Perks and the state expert remain, with a total added of 32,500 for the utilities fund. Shank previously cut nearly 250,000 from the budget, lowering proposed taxes by 19.1 cents, and did not comment on the final action.
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Taylor E. Groninger
corporation counnel
Shank
cty
Benjamin — Perks
etatlaties
Ferk
Saal
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coffer
dyamapels
internity
Teedianapolis
yicinora
Wednesda
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Richard A. Locb
John R. Crverly
Criminal court
gaimbie
illeo
Benjamin Bachrach
Clarence
Barrow
dounsea
Uwed
SPEEDER WAR
Milas Todd
kon
Milea Todd
Misa Todd
detectien
dwight
TAREE
U.S
recoivas
CHARITIES
COUNCIL
Mayor
Bex
Judith
R. I
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Priscila
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