French Seamen Threaten Strike Over Wine in New York Harbor
A French seamen union threatens a general strike of belchers and stokers aboard the Lafayette and other ships sailing to New York unless two liters of wine per crew member are provided in New York harbor. The Ministry of Merchant Marine seeks an amicable plan while asserting French ships remain under French law in foreign ports.
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PARIS
Associated Preas
Lafayette
Havre
New York
United States
union seafaring workers
t fa
Ministry of Merchant Marine
Ministry of Commerce
Framier Poincare
Washington
recognix International
officiala tovay
Foreign liquor rule summaries reach U S embassies
Washington June 4 Associated Press foreign chancelleries receive brief synopses of new ship liquor regulations before official copies arrive. Treasury measures limit ship liquor actions with little time before effect date on Sunday. Contingent plans may arise pending full text.
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WASHINGTON
Associated Press
treasury
Weather Outlook for Indiana and Indianapolis This Week
Forecast shows local thunder showers and cooler conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday. Indianapolis region expected partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures. Special Weather Bureau report notes yesterday's conditions with humidity and precipitation details.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Indianapolis star
Bon
Sunseta
Hustling Hundred to Stage Another 100 Per Cent American Meeting
The Hustling Hundred voted to repeat its action and hold another 100 per cent American meeting at Englewood Christian Church on July 2. William T Quillin, president, received a vote of confidence, and a special committee was formed to arrange the event with a speaker already secured for the men’s gathering. The Rev B S Shumaker of Indianapolis urged prohibition enforcement and praised Warren G. Harding while attacking Al Smith and Governor Smith.
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Quillin
Hustling Hundred
Tate
B. S. Shumaker
Indianapolis
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Shumaker
Governor Smith
New York
Warren G. Harding
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Jeff
Jeff Davis
Al Smith
Smith
Shumaker
Charles H Gunaolua
Brightwood Congregational CHurch
Amemenite
Press Box Goes Up for Bid at Riley Hospital Benefit
The Star offers the unique sale of its Washington Park press box used for Indianapolis and Minneapolis game coverage. Three seats and admission tickets entitle the top bidder to view the game from the box behind home plate as proceeds go to Riley Hospital for Children. Bids close 6 p.m. Friday with winner announced in Saturday’s Star.
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Washington park
battle grounds
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Riley hospital for
The Star
Diamond details $40000 annual bootlegging profits in murder trial
Harry Diamond on trial for wife Nettie Diamond’s murder told jurors of profits from bootlegging and fake beer schemes. He testified 1921 earnings reached $49000 from Standard Bottling Works and liquor trafficking, noting profits from whiskey and gin orders via Chicago connections.
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Indianapolis
VALPARAISO
Ind
Harry Diamond
Nettie Diamond
Diamond
Joseph Canby
Conrey
jur hig
Indiana Harbor
Iquor
Hquor
Blatz Brewing Company
Chicago
Dominick Miranda
Lafarer
Millionaire Weds Cook To Keep Her In Muskegon
Eugene E. Meurer the Muskegon paper magnate aged 62 married Miss Margaret Wasserman 42 known as his 40000 cook whose dishes he says are vital to his life The license was issued May 24 and the couple wed May 25 Their marriage sparked family tensions leading to a separation and legal action Meurer reportedly paid 40000 for faithful services and later filed for divorce after disputes over the wife’s role in the home and her visit to Germany
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MUSKEGON. Mich
Eugene E. Meurer
Muskegon
Margaret Wasserman
Meurer
Merrer
Walter, Voith
Germany
Riverside dance ordinance aims to ease Sunday dancing
The Indianapolis city council discussed a measure by William F Clauer to loosen Sunday and after hours dancing rules at Riverside park. The bill would set a $24 annual license for public dance halls, require one special policeman and a matron, and raise the age to 16 without parental consent. It would repeal conflicting code sections and could boost Riverside by attracting Sunday crowds. An investigating committee also charged city officials with improper gasoline use and idle car use after hours. The council planned a special meeting to consider zoning amendments affecting Forty-sixth Street area and Thirtieth Street Macpherson, plus wage hikes for city workers.
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Riverside park
ammament
Broad Ripple park
Alverside
seaion
Edward E McBride
lotin Genetulire
efts
King Council
Forty-sixth street
Monon railroad
Meridian street
park department
Hedts
Broad Ripple
Fifty-second
Fifty-fourth
Guilford avenue
Winthrop avenue
Roosevelt avenue
Winter street
Flag is 10 Fly on All Trade Routes
The ship ping board and a three member committee led by Chairman Lasker will develop a plan for direct government operation of vessels to keep the American flag on all world trade routes. They will form or organize entities owned by the shipping board to run sufficient ships with economy and efficiency.
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WASHINGTON
shipping board
Lasker
O’Connor and
Thompson
Linaner
New York
movernment
Lizaner
Connor
Edward P Farney
Republican winner for congress in Iowa
Unofficial results from 217 of 228 precincts show Hiram K Bvana, Republican of Ory Don, elected representative from Iowa's eighth district to succeed Horace Mann Towner. Democratic rival J FP Paughten of Grand River trailed with 12 190 votes. Evans noted as longtime district judge in Wayne county.
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DES MOINES
Hiram K Bvana
orydon
Iowa
Horace Mann Towner
Des Moinex Register
Frane
J. FP Paughten
Grand River
Evans
Wayne county
Art Students to Receive Prizes at Herron Exhibit
The annual John Herron art school exhibition features $60 in prizes for the commercial art class. Eight top pen and pencil drawings judged by a committee will be shown tonight as Henry Turner Bailey from Cleveland speaks on art, with East Indian costumes and oriental decor enhancing the museum court. Arthur MacLean of the Indianapolis Art Association will present prizes.
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John Herron art school
at & o
Indianapolis Star
Star
Henry Turner Bailey
Cleveland art school
adirega
Mixx Mdna M
Art Association of Indianapolis
Balles
Montana orcheatrs
WASHINGTON
Sheppard ‘Towner
Maenachusetts
Benton
Roth auite
Harriet A Frothingham
Massachumetto c
Tistler Sutherland
executive department
Revirnment
congress
Flivver Flies 100 Miles On Two Gallons Near West Point
Aerial note reports Georges Barbot, French aviator, piloting a monoplane with J L Pierson aboard, completing a round trip from Roosevelt Field to West Point and back. Barbot reached 3 000 feet, followed the Hudson, circled United States Military Academy, and returned without incident despite a small field at West Point. He plans to attempt Washington tomorrow.
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GARDEN CITY
Georges Barbot
J L Pierson
plot
Barbot
Hudson river
New York
West Point
U United States military academy
Barbat
Engelah channel
Washington
Auto breakdown uncovers lost child in forest search
In Chicago Henry Strams motor car defect leads to a magneto fault near a suburban forest during an all-night search for his missing daughter Eleanor aged 4. While working on the engine he hears the child call out and finds her sleeping unharmed under a tree as neighbors assist in the search.
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CHICAGO
Henry Strams
Eleanor
frantis
lenterna
Rescuers Near Entombed Miners at North Side Mine
Rescue workers Bicknell and Tune4 dig a shaft at the North Side mine to reach three miners trapped by a cave in on Saturday. Heavy air and a shaft rope system are reported as efforts continue to stabilize conditions and free the men.
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BICKNELL
Tune
mihe
J van
Ghost sighting leads to grave raid in South Bend
South Bend police searched a home in the southern island area after reports of a specter known as Ghost. Graves were opened revealing fresh dirt, with officers noting prior liquor raid activity and suspecting hidden liquor prices. The apparition is described as female.
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Ind
emerala
Mquor
Presidents plea for better homes and roads at Shrine visit
President Harding urged a national program for better homes and a grid of highways during Shrine convention events in Washington. He highlighted home management as America's key industry and praised the Lee highway initiative while dedicating a model home amid the Better Homes movement.
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WASHINGTON
America
Ameriun
numpera
Ife
Wahington monument
White House
Myr Harting
Mr. Harding
Kim
mae
Europe
Harding
Supreme Court Overrules Many States on Maternity and Language Rights
The Supreme Court voids state laws restricting maternity aid programs and banning foreign language instruction in eighth grade. It upholds federal rights under the Fourteenth Amendment, protecting individual liberties in education and contract, while striking down state efforts to curb these areas. The decision, with dissent by Justice McReynolds, emphasizes fundamental rights and limits on state power.
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Massachusetts
United States
WASHINGTON
Supreme court
tne
Holmer
Sutherland
Iowa
Nebraska
Ohio
Tastice McReynolds
McRerndge
alwayac
Ife
Justice McReynolds
Mts
Tuanee McReynolds
Johnson County Votes to Seek Rockefeller Rural Education Funds
Johnson County voted to petition Ed Burris for two years of Rockefeller Foundation funds for Experimental Improvement of rural schools. Trustees set aside designation for two counties to receive $10 000 annually each to demonstrate improved rural education through closer supervision and economic administration.
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Indianapoha
fernoon
Kexelon
Ed Burris
general education board
Rockefeller foundation for
Warren Yount
Rehoals
Bubba atate
fotineon
Lagrange
Burste
Tohnson rannts
yeeterdas bay
tristees Kate
Burris
Heat Claims Two In East as Laborers Die at Work
The New Rochelle office reports two heat deaths today including a one year old child, John Rapp, and Bardner. Survived by widow and three sons, the tragedy underscores hazardous working conditions in high temperatures.
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NEW ROCHELLIE
John Rapp
Bardner
Bootleggers Use Smoke Screen On Cops In Washington
June 4 The police commissioner of the District of Columbia asked the chemical warfare service to analyze the Hauld burned engines used by bootleggers to throw out smoke a screen when eluding officers. The commissioner sent a sample liquid describing its dangerous offensive properties and requested a protection method.
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WASHINGTON
District of Columbia
chemical warfare service
army
Hquil
Indiana May Revisit German Teaching Ban After Supreme Court
The Indiana General Assembly removed the high school German ban while the 1918 elementary language ban may be reinterpreted after a Supreme Court ruling. State Superintendent Burris may seek an Attorney General opinion on how the decision affects Indiana's law.
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Indiana
Supreme court
General Assembly
B J Burris
public Instruction
U S. Lesh
Governor Defends Half Staff Flag Over Dog Death
Augusta Maine June 4 Governor Percival P Baxter defended lowering the Statehouse flag to half staff after the death of his dog Garry. He said the act aimed to heighten respect for the flag and acknowledge the loyalty of animals, hoping readers realize their duties to dumb animals and to state and nation.
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Percival P Baxter
Garry
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