Senator Watson Opens GOP Banquet With Opposition to League
Senator James E. Watson Governor McCray and other leaders spoke at the Indiana Republican Editorial Association banquet in South Bend. Watson defended US policy against foreign entanglements, opposed the League of Nations, and urged reservations on the world court while praising prosperity in American cities. The event drew more than 200 editors and Republicans at the Tribune building.
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MAURICR
SOUTH BEND
Ind
Sime 7
Jamen EB. Watson
McCray
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Watson
Washington
Harding
world court
League of Nations
ALCDU Sanquer
Tribune
Fred A. Miller
the
Andrew J. Hickey
Congress
John'istehain
Groesteck
Michigan
Eliott
eotee D. Lindsay
Marion
enitariat association
Walb
J. Crumpacker
St. Joseph
C. A. Lippincott
John Moorman
drs. Moorman
Knot
Republican party
ube
Pensue of Nations
Europe
One of 309 Girls Hopes to Be Wife in Des Moines
In Des Moines high schools a Yonnaire among this year's senior class shows 309 graduating girls express career goals. Most seek professions such as actress interpreter farmer teacher nurse writer and missionary. only one hopes to marry and have a home.
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PES MOINES
Yonnaire
Des Moinex
Unidentified youths drown in Fall Creek reports
Police investigate third drowning this season in Indianapolis streams after a young man about 21 was found dead in Fall Creek near Birchwood Avenue. Deputy coroner Dr. William A. Coeppers said no ID, body likely dead 2 or 3 days. Clothing found on bank but not clearly linked. officers review missing persons and search for identifications.
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Indianapolia
Fall creek
Birchwood avenue
William A. Coeppers
Waldo Carter
Bryam
Fullefvek
Heller
Pettit
Carter
Doeppers
George Edwards
Yandes Street
Waa
Edwards
John L. Allison
Schenectady Strike Halts City Cars and Guards
Reports say the Schenectady Railway Company strike shut down cars on local lines and interurban routes. Cars stopped two hours earlier than usual after disturbances involving guards and spectators. Sheriff Myers declined troop action unless rioting spread outside the city. A guard was arrested following a shooting incident as two cars operated at dawn.
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SCHENECTADY
Harry B. Weatherwax
John G. Myers
Moonshiner Sentenced Despite Pleas From Children
In Springfield Maas a woman named Nora Dashkowsky was jailed for a month after police alleged she persisted in moonshining. The court lamented the need for a severe lesson as four children cried and her husband offered to serve the sentence.
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SPRINGHIFILD, Maas
Nora Dashkowsky
Texas Oil Fraud Heads Sentenced in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on June 7, J. W. Hog Creek Caruth and L. F. Reynolds Jr. pleaded guilty to using the mails to defraud. Each was sentenced to one year and a day in federal prison and fined. The case involved promotions linked to the Hog Creek Caruth companies as the government presses its anti fraud drive. The trial had begun the previous day with defense counsel withdrawing not guilty pleas. The next trial is set for June 25.
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Hog Creek Caruth
J A
j¢oungzel
de Bre
Weather Forecast For Friday And Saturday
Forecast for Stana: Friday fair, Saturday increasing cloudiness possibly unsettled by night warmer in north portion Saturday. Indianapolis area: Friday fair, Saturday increasing cloudiness possibly unsettled by night with much temperature change. Special report from United States Weather Bureau for The Indianapolis Star Almanac of the Day.
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Indianapolis
United States
Scieiimua
Slayer of 33 given sentence of death
June 7. Vasilii Komaroff and his wife were sentenced to be shot within seventy two hours for the murder of thirty three persons. The courtroom crowd applauded the call for immediate execution. The defendant denied his wife’s involvement though agents testified he was sane.
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MOSCOW
Presa
Vasilii Komaroff
Anderfes
Komaroff
A. B. Hensley
Hotel English
Merritt A. Potter
EH. C. Ale king Company
Insane J. Lewis
Merchants, Bank building
Harry F. Zimmer
East Washington street
Al Biller
English theater
Harry Wilson
Columbia Club
Wisconsin Assembly Fights Prohibition Repeal Skirmish
Madison dispatch reports the Wisconsin Assembly opened its repeal battle with the Tucker bill, 47 to 46 in favor of engrossing, while a motion for immediate action failed, three two thirds vote required. Assembly members attacked laws, with quoted remarks about youth drinking and moral decline, amid warnings from New York officials over repeal momentum.
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MADISON
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
committee on revision
York
Wis‘conan
Fourteen Men Sentenced in Louisville Auto Theft Ring
Judge A B Anderson in federal court yesterday sentenced fourteen defendants in the Louisville automobile conspiracy to terms from ninety days to eighteen months in Atlanta peniten tiary and fines from 200 to 5000. Fifteenth defendant Lee Costner failed to appear and his 2000 bond was forfeited. Names include Rector Johns and G Shelby Patterson of Louisville, Leslie Waldeck of Sellersburg, Henry Kraft, Gus Kamer, John A Ballard, Lawrence H Ladd, Leroy Elchola, Henry Kraft, Abe Stein Aten, Arthur Jann, Jesse Lorenzo, Walter Lits, and others with varied sentences and fines. Attorneys asked for new trials. appeals planned to the U S Court of Appeals. Continued on page ten.
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A. B. Anderson
Loulyville
Atlanta
Lee Costner
Rector Johns
Louisville
G. Shelby Patterson
Louisvile
Leslie Waldeck
Johns & Patterson
Sellersburg
Ind
Henry Kraft
Gus Kamer
St. Josephville
Johna
Joulsville
Loulavile
ciphters
caste “waldeck
Adlersburg
Gua Kamer
ste Josephville
John A. Ballard
Loulaville
Lonaville
Lawrence H. Ladd
Laulaville
Leroy Elchola
New Albany
Charles Harbison
Atlen
Jesse Lorenzo naulavite
Abe ‘stienate
Ausroutsville
Arthur v. Jann
fellersburg
Trontheim
Marion county
Walter Lits
Merion county
aries Krinixer
Girandé
Jann
Luis
Krinsger
Orbison
Elcholts
gate Court of Appeals
Anderson
bondamen
Paterson
John i
Necklace Stolen From Mrs Corey Abroad Believed Jewel Thieves
London dispatch reports the $200000 gem necklace worn by Mrs Maybelle Gilman Corey, wife of William Ellis Corey, vanished during a European trip. Scotland Yard probes possible theft between Paris and Calais while Carlton Hotel staff deny hotel involvement. Coreys’ romance and rise referenced amid loss of priceless pearls.
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FORBES W. FAIRBAIRN
Enivernal Service
Stalf
LONDON
Mia
Maybelle Gilman Corey
William Ellis Corey
atéel baron
Scotland yard
t he continent
Mre. Corey
Paris
Europe
Barefoot Boys Await Ball Game Invitations in Indianapolis
In a rare community effort, hundreds of barefoot boys seek seats for a Tuesday baseball game in Indianapolis. The event benefits the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, with numerous civic and business leaders pledging to sponsor groups of boys in boxes and grandstand seats.
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ARMY OF BAREFOOT BOYS
Indianapolis
geners
efreus
IndiAnapolia
Chet barefoot boys
Navy
ball park
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital
Philip Joseph
North Meridian street
Naval Recruiting Station
O. O. Kesring
Festerdey
united States
Walter Wine
Albert Goldsmith
Hugh Weir
Landon
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Albert &. Plereon
the
Lilly Hardware Company
State reports drop in Plainfield boys school population
Superintendent Charles A. McGonagle says the Indiana boys’ school at Plainfield has 468 pupils, the lowest in thirty years, down from a peak of 699. He credits efficient state probation work and prohibition era factors, noting ongoing praise for the probation department’s role in protecting state wards.
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Indiana boys’ school
Plainfield
Charles A. McGonagle
McCray
McGonagle
state probation department
eonagie
state pro- hation department
Goragie
imate
Care c
rarrington
Medray
Fill This Out For All Velvet Baseball Game RSVP
Notices solicit readers to fill out a blank form for calling a boy to the All Velvet base ball game next Tuesday. Return by mail to The Star's circulation department or call Main 4000 and ask for Mr. Payne or Mr. Hoots. Name and address requested.
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Star
Payne
Mr. Hoots
Woman Loses $1000 in Rings in Hold Up
Mrs Jenole Evans 2264 North Delaware says a holdup man stopped her near Twenty second street and Pierson avenues, roped a revolver to her temple and demanded diamonds. He took four rings but left her wedding band and a platinum watch. He warned her not to move for thirty minutes and fled south on Pierson. An emergency squad searched nearby without success. Evans gave a description despite distress.
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Jenole Evans
North Delaware
atreet
Pierson
aves nur
Evana
Sergi
Allison
Imols street
Pierson avenue
Evans
Runaway Trolley Kills Child and Injures Four in City
A runaway trolley crashed into a five story tenement hall at the corner of One Hundred and Twenty Fifth Street and Amatdam Avenue, killing 12 year old Margaret MecLaughlin and injuring three others. Slippery streets from rain were blamed. In Utah a felt earthquake shook Logan, breaking dishes and rattling pictures.
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NEW YORK
Margaret | MecLaughlin
Amatatdam avenue
Howat Held in Morals Court in Pittsburgh
Alexander Howat, once a labor leader linked to insurgent trends in mining camps, is jailed in Pittsburgh after arrest on a charge by Mrs. Inga Sorensen of Chicago. He is held without bail for a Morals Court hearing set for tomorrow morning.
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PITTSBURGH
Alexander Howat
United Mine Workers of
Kanaan
Canada
Inga Sorensen
Chicago
Howat
Mrz.Sorengen
Englewood Church Board Seeks Preacher Davison Resignation
The Englewood church board voted 15 to 10 to seek Rev. Frank E. Davison's resignation as pastor amid weeks of dispute sparked by Davison's protest of a so called Ku Klux Klan meeting in the community hall. A congregational vote is set for June 21 to decide the action, with elders’ statement urging removal for the church’s best interests and future growth.
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Frank E. Davison
Bnateront Christian Church
Washington
Frank
Divison
Jasuen
Davison
Davieon
Fea
Frank EK. Davison
T. iheen
T. Quillin
O. N. Kele
Riegel
Wiliam
Carter
J. James
J. H. Broadhurst
Jr. Perkins
Roy
John James
Broadhirat
Fred
Perking
a Quilin
Charles. DuGranut
robert Peantey
Charles Polock
W. D. Mills
John
Advertising Clubs Re-elect Holland At Atlantic City
Laut E. Holland of Kansas City, Mo. was reelected president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World at the June convention in Atlantic City. The gathering selected Lon/or England for the 192% meeting and launched bids for Honolulu Texas Tulsa Seattle for future events. Jespe H. Neal of New York was reelected secretary treasurer. The convention rejected a resolution condemning the French occupation of the Ruhr and urged government hands off business. Bedford, chairman of Standard & Co. urged less reliance on political considerations and more on enabling men to earn daily bread and improve well being. He warned against overtrust in laws and noted the daily attention to regulatory debates rivaling core economic needs.
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ATLANTIC CITY
N. J
Laut E. Holland
Kansan City
wan
preachien
Associated Advertising Clubs
Lontor
England
Honaloa
Tex
Tulsa
Okla
Honolulu
Seattle
Jespe H. Neal
New York
anani tation
Ruhr
bualnesa
Bedford
Standara ‘Sii Campany board of directors
anserted
British Visitors Bring Washington Invitation Hope
Thousands of advertising men and women in Atlantic City scatter after a week on the steel pier except a British delegation of over 100 who came to deliver an invitation to raid the 1824 meeting in London. They expect to visit Washington where the president will receive Taras. The London group hopes to join the next convention in the capital as ratification of dates casts drama on the decision.
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MARIE CHOMES
ATLANTIC CITY
N. J
cama
London
United State
Washington
Taras ‘ing
Passive Resistance in Ruhr Demands From Paris Stated
Official circles enumerated demands from Paris that passive resistance in the Ruhr must cease and preclude consideration of Berlin Government’s latest proposal. The note underscores Paris as the external force shaping German policy during the crisis.
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RUHR
PARIS
Berlin
Caterpillar Army Delays Albany Newport Trains
In Albany Oregon on June 7 caterpillars covered tracks one inch deep delaying the Albany Newport passenger train by 1 hour 2 minutes. Trainmen could not pass the line as insects devastate the coast mountain region between Milduyville and Blodget along the Albany Newport road. One man was driven from his home near Fairyville by the insect invasion.
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ALBANY
Ore
Albany-Newport
Miuldyville
Blodget
Albany-Newport road
Fairyvilla
insecta
Identification of Miss McGroarty Body Confirmed
Mina Sadle McGroarty secretary of the Indianapolis park board is identified as the Buffalo body found after a month’s disappearance. Relatives recall her declining health and a telegram stating she would join Danville. Funeral planned Monday at St. John’s Church with burial at Holy Cross.
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Mina Sadle
Indieanapolis park board
Ningare
Stexy
Buffalo
Indianapolla
Sadie
Christina
Danville
Addington Held In Bigamy Hearing At City Court
Special to The Indianapolis Star. Tad June 7. Frederick Addington, son of a Marion manufacturer, sits in a City court hearing with Mrs Agnes Addington wife No 1 testifying she was married to him while Mrs Gertrine Johnson wife No 2 also testified. The proceedings focus on the two marriages and the alleged bigamy. Mrs Addington 25 years old described with blue eyes and despondent bearing as witnesses recount testimonies from both wives.
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Stillman gage
Corey
heal
United States Steel Corporation
Charles M. Achwab
Meybelle Gilman
Broadway
Reno
Nev
Miss Gilman
Gotham
France
Indianapolis Star
Tad
Frederick Addington
aon
Marlon
oday
Agner Addington
Chreuit
Gertrinle Johnson
Addington
Mishawaka
Agnea Addington
ferce
Shoots Boss Over Lost Time Pay Dispute
James Comerford, a laborer for the Bureau of Weights and Measures, shot Chief Inspector Albert Lutz in the Municipal Building after a $23.28 wage deduction for absence. Two shots were fired. one struck near the heart while the other missed. Comerford was captured by clerks, jailed for felonious assault, and owned a long record of absences.
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NEW YORK
James Comerford
bureau of weighta
Albert Lutz
bureau
Ace
Comerford
felone
EUreAS ani
German reparations note rejected by France in Brussels
Paris dispatch says France declares the German reparations offer unacceptable. Key objections include failure to abandon passive resistance in the Ruhr, no definite total reparations, and violation of the Versailles treaty by proposing a national commission for guarantees. French leaders await allied position before responding.
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PARIS
Associated Press
ententa alllen
France
Germany
Brussels
Ruhr
U S Receives German Reparations Note
The United States on June 7 received a German reparations memorandum explaining what Germany can pay. The document, sent to allied governments in London Paris Brussels Rome and Tokyo, proposes a verdict by an impartial international body on payment amounts and methods. It outlines guarantees including state railways converted to a separate administration and gold bonds, with annuities backed by industry and taxation.
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WASHINGTON
Universal Service
Germany
Hughes
Wied
felt
Lonedon
Paris
Brunsela
Rome
Toklo
Joans
Anance
uAnder
raat
Sabaneta
industria
ache
wate
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G.O.P
Birchwood
Frank Grubbs
New York Street
Ravenswood
Gubiard Warren
Washington atreet
Rarenswood
TEXAS
WETS
WISCONSIN
Tucker Bill
Lagdas Smith
Anton Holly
Assemblyman
Poltict
Smith
Senate
haa
SPRINGFIELD
I. Tl
Jimale
oreneral
aes
county prohibition enforcement fund
Commons
Aske
W.E.COREY
Mra. Corey
Romaine
Riley Hospital
UTAH
LOGAN
ALEX HOWAT
MORALS
ENGLEWOOD CHURCH BOARD
HOLLAND
Standard Oil
womentate
CATERPILLAR
MGROARTY
Niagara
Mins, Spale
McGroarty
fonny
Riley
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Cornelian Mee
South Meridian
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