Nineteen Men Entombed by Mine Blast Reported
An extensive discussion by Superintendent Burris onteacher pay and instructional costs notes that high unit costs persist despite higher salaries. It cites Indiana high schools and studies by Wheeler and Monroe, emphasizing class organization and school size as key factors in reducing per student instructional costs and highlighting variations across districts. The report ends noting continuation on page three.
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FARL MUSHLITZ
Biza
cliss
alee
India
jeveal
Indiana
Bene
Jimin J. Burris
state superintendent of public instruction
Bnrris
H. G. Wheeler
West Virginia
Walter $. Monroe
Kansas
bat tyre
Burris
windley
echoola
grample
sontoe
siziy
Engler
Monpoo
Weather Forecast for Saturday and Sunday in Iliapalia Area
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for variable conditions with warm highs and cooler lows. Weather Bureau reports yesterday’s humidity around 49 percent at noon and 46 percent in the evening, with measurable precipitation totaling since yesterday.
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United States
Timber wolf slain near Harbor Springs identified as police dog
A timber wolf found slain near Harbor Springs last week was identified as a trained police dog once belonging to Ray R. Hook of Cincinnati. Solomon Francie, an Indian youth, was connected to the act. The dog was a veteran of a prior war and valued by its owner.
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HARBOR SPRINGS
Mid
Solomon Francie
ray R. T. Hook
Cincinnati
United States
William Bosson named city post in Indianapolis
William Bosson Sr an Indianapolis attorney with 25 years at the bar will be appointed city attorney to succeed James M Ogden with appointment effective Aug 1. Taylor B Groninger will become corporation counsel and special counsel for the public service commission in Indiana.
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Wiliam Bosson Sr
Indianapolis
mhore
James M. Ogden
Ogden
arka
Taylor B. Groninger
Groninger
Indiana
Bell Telephone Company
Boston
Satem
Ann Arbor
New Albany
Ind
Robert C. Colter killed in a mountain fall
Robert C. Colter, general auditor of the Zenite Metal Company, died after his horse stumbled on a mountain trail seven miles from Asheville North Carolina. He was found by an automobile party in a dying condition. Colter, about 48, had stayed at Mountain Meadows Inn two weeks and resided at the Spink Arma hotel in Indianapolis. He had been connected with Zenite Metal about five years and traveled from Indianapolis to Asheville seeking health. He left Indianapolis last April for another trip, and a recent ride on horseback ended in tragedy. He was related to Herbert R. Dupéral of Zenite and had brothers in New York and Ohio.
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ASHEVILLE
N. C
Robert C. Colter
Zenite Metal Company of
Indianapalis
Spink-Arma
Indianapolis
Zenite Metal Company
Mr. Colter
Indianapolia
dan
North Carolin
nature
Hélett geitlanapolis
fsa
Colter waas
Herbert re DupeewaL
speesia
Zenite
Garpany
New York
Chotmnuth
ndianapolis
Busnes
Schlensker
theigbway
Paul
highway commission
Hla
Senate avenue
Statehouse
state
Capitol garage
North
Tulnois street
Dawes Visits Indiana Hoosiers Meet Politely
Charles G. Dawes, campaigning in Indiana, spoke informally at Hotel LaSalle to the state Republican committee. He pledged frank talk on important issues, shared jokes with Hoosier hosts, and posed for a photo with party leaders, delivering a firm constitutional defense stance.
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MAURICE EARLY
The Star
CHICAGO
Charles G.1 Dawes
Indiana
Republican state committee
LaSalle
Dawes
Ward
elen Marin
Walb
pogtog
Wald
Mines Explode Halting Rescue In Gates Pa
Nineteen men are reported entombed after a mine explosion at the Gates mines of the H C Erck Coke Company near Gates, Pa. Rescue crews work in three shifts to reach them as caverns and toxic gases impede progress. The mine, 22 miles south of Brownsville, previously saw a fatal blast in 1922.
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GATES
H C. Erck Coke Company
Ume
Reacuers
F. S. Girod
Masontown
Were
Prick company
Ste
Pitter burgh bureau of mines
minha
CEMTETTIE Gates
Brownsville
Fayette county
Slayers Bravado Belied in Chicago Murder Case
James Whittaker reports on a dramatic day in a Chicago murder case as Leopold’s confession and a Detective Sergeant Grot’s testimony reveal shifting loyalties. Spectators react with lingering suspense as the trial drama unfolds, with continued coverage promised on page two.
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JAMES WHITTAKER
Universal Service Star
CHICAGO
Leopold
Torb
peach
aele
Sunday Star Tomorrow Opposite Editorial Page Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Indiana
The Sunday Star Tomorrow presents an opposite editorial page with a Fort Wayne Indiana street scene by Frederic Polley and features including a forecast on modern age schools by H G Wells. It highlights indiana topics, alfred EB Starr parachute landing, missionary week notes, bridge strategy, brown county daisy fields, and complete box scores across leagues with photos and notes from the magazine section on indiana industry and culture.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
FREDERICK POLLEY
Indiana
H.G. WELLS
ROBERT-The
Star
ERNEST
FREMONT TITTLE
Alfred EB, Starr
Millerfeld
New Drop
Staten Island
27th division air service
New York National Guard
HENRY
WOOD
Bethany park
FRANK M
HOHENBERGER
Brown county
Brown
SIDNEY
LENZ
Miss “Juatiné
Otis Nowland
American Association
JOHN A. RUSSELL
school of commerce
University of Detroit
FANNIE HURST
astory
CHARLES G. NORRIS
W. . OSBORNE
Coolidge Assured Aid From Progressive Support
Western News correspondent reports Senator Pepper blasts La Follette as seeking a one party dictatorship. Nebraskan Howell pledges faith in Coolidge and says GOP will carry Nebraska. Trainmen leaders pledge labor votes to Coolidge and distance from La Follette Socialist ticket. Railroad unions voice preferred Coolidge over radicals, with McAdoo rejected by Democrats.
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EVERETY C. WATKINS
Thatar
WASHINGTON
Senator TaPolletti
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Lenine
Trotsky
Pepper
A. Van Valkenyburg
Philadelphia North American
White House
Howell
Neb 7
Coolidge
Epolidee Dawea
Nebraska
Charles Bryan
John P. McArdle
Brotherhood ‘of iRailway
Joseph Bromley
aective
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. N.Doak
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
LaFollette- Sociallat
McAdoo
Socialteta
lea
Watson
Watson Quits as Senate Probe Head Amid Reform Clash
Washington July 5 Senator James E Watson resigned as committee chairman of the probe into the internal revenue bureau amid a split among Republicans and Democrats. Couzens and others plan renewed inquiry after recess, with Watson remaining as a member. debate centers on prohibition enforcement and Mellon tax plans.
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Mapella Star Dorsan
Coterads
WASHINGTON
James E. Watson
Couzena
Michigan
Jones
King
Senate
internal revenue bureau
Watson
Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Couzens
Benavir Couzens
Sones
Governor Branch notices irregularities in state garage report
Governor Emmett F. Branch informs Marion County Prosecuting Attorney William H. Remy that the Indiana state board of accounts found irregularities in the state garage of the highway commission. He requests review and possible referral to the Marion county grand jury, promising state cooperation and urging prompt action if legal violations occurred. If no law was violated, officials tied to the report deserve exoneration.
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William H. Remy
Marion County
City
Indiana state board of accounts
Indiana state highway commission
Indiana highway commission
Marion county grand jury
state board of ‘accounts
state of
Indiana
EMMETT F. BRANCH
Binte
highway commissara
Emmett F. Br
Bamalla
William Ht. Remy
Br. Remy
Branch
Remy
Marion, county
sion
Resiyn
batt
Marion county grand
Br. Orr
state board of accounts
Governor Branch
Lion Saves His Trainer From Malicious Lion Attack
Special to The Indianapolis Star with Bedford Ind reports that trainer Jon Helliott of the Hagenbeck-Wallace show survived a deadly encounter when his favorite lion Wayup diverted Caesar the Nubian lion from mauling him. Helliott, 42, was severely mangled yet pulled a revolver and fired blanks to deter Caesar as workers dragged him from the arena. The incident follows a prior attempted attack by Caesar last winter, and Helliott remains in Dunn Memorial Hospital with severe chest and arm injuries.
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Indianapolis Star
BEDFORD
Ind
Jon Helliott
Dunn Memorial hospital
bin chest soni
Wayip
torday
Helliott
Cataor
ation
Caenar
hia
Wayup
tad
Helllatt
hin
Caeser
Mons
Lhat
Caesar
Robert ‘McPherson
Heliott
Widow Twice by Legal Executions in Mississippi
In Meridian Mississippi July 2 a double execution hanged Frank Atkinson and Clyde Greer for the murder of R H Gryant last June. Both men maintained innocence as their families faced their departure to the gallows marking a rare instance of two white men hanged in Lauderdale County and Mississippi on the same day.
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MERIDIAN
Miss
Frank Atkinson
Allan Westbrook
Clyde Greer
Atkin~aon
RR. H. Gryant
hera
hill
Greer
Atkinnaon
Lauderdale
Mtasiasippi
National Federation of Business and Professional Women Convention Closes
The sixth annual convention in West Baden Indiana ends with Adelia Prichard of Portland Oregon elected president unopposed. Ex Governor Frank Lowden of Illinois serves as morning speaker. other officers elected include Margaret Stewart Ogden Utah chairing nominating, Mary L Stevens Minneapolis treasurer after a runoff. Lowden argues for individual leadership over commissions. The report notes continued congressional style departmental structure in government and signals tomorrow board meetings to appoint committee chairs and plan next year’s convention city.
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KATHRYN. E
Rta
The
Star
WEST BADEN
Ind
National Federation of Business and Professional Woman's
Mias Adelia Prichard
Portland
Ore
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Misa
Margaret Stewart
Ogden
Utah
Prichart
Otfive
Joy Wright
Cleveland
vMcers
Mins
Mary L. Johnson
Trenton
Neil
Lfisa Lila Ashby
Little Rock
Ark
Chloe Scholes - Sallers
ule la
Minas
me A. Stevens
Minneapolis
Mina
Mike Sande
Oklahoma
Misa Stevens
Minas Stevens
Mins Prichard
Lowden
Marion Prosecutor Seeks Action on Alleged Payments
The Marion prosecutor requests government action on alleged payments from a department. If necessary, the matter could go to a grand jury. Officials consider whether to press charges, acquit, or declare a payment already repaid.
Indiana highway board probe narrows on Schlensker dealings
Gov Branch orders Marion county grand jury investigation into alleged improper payments from the Indiana highway commission. Director Williams to hire certified accountants to audit Schlensker account. inquiry covers May 18, 1921 to April 30, 1924 with reports of $59,000 excess profits and $425,000 in transactions.
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algo
Williams
Schlensker
Lawrence Lyons
THRER
Branch Off for Bass Fishing Next Week
Governor Emmett F. Branch plans a week of bass fishing with family and staff. He will travel to Lak James, Steuben County, then proceed to Washington for ceremonies tied to President Coolidge's nomination.
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Emmett F. Branch
bass
Coolidge
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T. Bailey
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The Sunday Star
John H. B. Nowland
LAURA A. SMITH
PERLMUTTER
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Siwaye
Roosevelt
Norris
Bryan
Internal Revenue ‘Bureau
LION
Marion
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