New Smoke Ruling to Stop Loopholes in Present Statute
A proposed smoke abatement ordinance by the Scientech Club and allies, to be discussed at a luncheon, contrasts with the 4904 ordinance still in force. The draft sets technical standards, creates a three-engineer technical committee, and places a professional chief inspector in charge, aiming to close enforcement gaps and reduce offensive smoke citywide.
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FARL MUSHLITFZ
Scientech Club
manufacturers’ committee
Chamber of Commerce
Alabama, street
Capitol avenue
New York and
Maryland streets
Minneapolis
Minn
Paul
New Orleans
Europe
Theodore Weinshank
Selentech Club
Cincinnatic
St. Louis
safe
guarda Stin
Weather Almanac For The Indianapolis Star
Forecast for Indiana and vicinity calls for showers Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Almanac notes yesterday's conditions and includes humidity, precipitation totals, and temperature ranges.
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Talianapolia
plonder
United States
Indianapolis Star
Buy rinet
Bulgarian revolt leaders vow peace and return to order
Sofia reports the new Bulgarian government pledging justice and democracy while restoring internal peace. The premiers and ministers outline plans to reestablish the constitution and maintain good relations with neighboring states and great powers. Zankoff named prime minister and foreign minister. other posts filled by Bourgeois party members.
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SOFIA
Bulgaria
Aimple
Stamboultsky
Zankoff
Bobochevski
lega
Guchko
Malinoff
Bulgaria Revolt Casts Shadow Over Balkan Stability
Paris reports from June 1 note the Bulgarian revolution may trigger severe Balkan tensions. French and Bulgarian officials differ on the coup's significance, with fears of pro-German influence and potential hostilities in the Balkans as neighboring states eye Bulgaria's unsettled future. Continued discussion expected on page two.
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Paris
Bulgac
Europe
Stamboullaky
eirefes
Balkans
Balkan
near East
Bulgaria
Jugo
Slavia
DUESSELDORF
Associated Press
Dortmund
tie
lkely
eng
Bortmund
ag tt
satuta
politie eal
Fate of Ex Premier Stambouisky Shrouded by Bulgarian Revolt
London dispatch reports the fate of ex Premier Stambouisky remains unknown amid the Bulgarian revolt. He has lived near Slavitzo eight hours from Sofia while inquiries and conflicting rumors place him prisoner or at large.
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LONDON
Stamboutlsky
Stambouisky
Slavitzo
Sofia
Stamboulisky
Isvin
Athanasaffi
Koluchoff
Daskaloff
Prague
Stamboultsky
agrarian guarda
t fa
Slayer Patterson escapes Bedford jail in daring roof breakout
Morgan Patterson, 18, jailed for the murder of Marshal William Sutherland, escaped Bedford Indiana jail. He enlarged an air hole in the ceiling with a cot spring and nut pick, crawled through a roof hole, and was lowered by a rope from outside. Authorities launched a wide manhunt as he left with three Bedford youths after shooting street lights during a visit to Mitchell. Patterson claimed the gun discharged accidentally.
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Indianapolis Star
BEDFORD
Ind
Morgan Patterson
William Sutherland
Mitchell
Patterson
strestighta
Marshal Sutherland
Sutherland
Alex
Panxetawney
hit
i Bedford
aod
Poincare Seeks British Backing on Reparations Policy
Paris notes indicate Premier Poincare asks Britain to join France and Belgium in urging Germany to end passive Ruhr resistance. If Berlin complies, Paris may consider a joint approach within the January French proposal. A small British detachment arrived at Dusseldorf for a joint allied event.
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PARIS
Arsociated
Fremier
Dusseldorf
Cologne
London Hopes For German Reparations Progress
London expresses cautious optimism that Germany may accept a clear, assured reparations program endgame. British leadership favors patience and tact to preserve peace in Europe while preserving entente prestige with France. Chancellor Cuno, in Münster, urged continued earnest pursuit of settlement.
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MARK &ULLIVAN
LONDON
Polncare
Ruhr
Germany
Poincare
Britain
Lloyd George
Lioyd Gorge
France
George
Europe
Smith Replies To Bryan On Prohibition And Rights
New York Governor Al Smith arrives in Chicago en route to French Lick Springs. He defends personal conduct laws, condemns Bryan's views on prohibition and states rights, and denounces the Volstead Act as hypocritical. Smith argues for amendments to the national liquor policy and cites health and constitutional concerns.
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CHICAGO
Al Smith
New York
New York state
French Lick Springs
Inrl
Smith
St. Luke's hospital
George F. Getz
ALBANY
N.Y
New York Times
William J. Bryan
Bryan
serits
ryan
hae
Congress
Party Split Foreseen in Democratic Nominating Battle
Washington report outlines a looming split in the Democratic Party as Governor Al Smith may enter the 1924 race with William Jennings Bryan opposing a wet faction led by Smith. Bryan argues wets can seize control at the national convention while criticizing Smith's state rights stance and prohibition plan.
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Indianapolis
Colorado Building
WASHINGTON
Al Smith
New York
William
Jennigge Broan
Yorick
Smith
Bryan
todass New York Times
wets
Democratic party
Man tries to kill wife then saves her with blood transfusion
Chicago reports tell of Theodore Marty who attacked his wife Martha Marty cutting her throat during a family quarrel. He was restrained and blood transfusions saved the wife after doctors called for volunteers.
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WIFE
Officers and merchant shot during roadhouse robbery
St Louis Patrolman Edward Griffen and merchant John Sargant were killed in a roadhouse robbery. A young woman witnessed the officer's death while others fired at the robbers. detectives searched the city and arrested several men at a rooming house. The assailants fled as Griffen, off duty in uniform, was killed by shots to head neck and heart.
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ST. LOIS
Edward Griffen
John
Sargant
St. Louis
Griffen
sai SurgANI
aeverad
Surfant
Surgant
Bledie
Ex-policeman Dicsh nabbed in Detroit murder hunt
Aram Diesch a 22 year old ex policeman from Newark is arrested in Detroit after disembarking at Belle Isle. He is charged with complicity in the murder of two police officers. Newark detectives led the capture with help from Detroit officers after a city-wide manhunt. Diesch claimed to be meeting his wife and 4 year old son traveling by auto.
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DETROIT
Sich
Aram Diesch
Newark
Bellevale
Dresch
ant
Dreach
Detroit police department
laboreta
Destroit
Belle Ile
Woodward Avenue
Belle Isle
Furniture firm pays $3 million for O’Connor building lease
The People s Outfitting Company leases the O’Connor Building at Meridian and Maryland in Indianapolis for 99 years with a second renewal option. The deal, brokered by Albert E. Uhl Company, includes plans to move its main store from West Washington Street within two years and to invest about 75000 in renovations. The lease supports South Meridian Street retail growth and consolidates a wholesale and retail network with stores in Detroit Toledo Cleveland Cincinnati Youngstown Springfield Buffalo Rochester Scranton and Wilkes-Barre.
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People’s Outfitting Firm
O'Connor
South Meridian Street
Connor
Meridian
Maryland streets
People
Outhitiing Company
Indianapolis
M. OConnor & Co
Madison avenue
Pennsylvania railroad
People's Outfitting Company
West
Washington Street
O'Conner
wholersle grocery
furnitise
Meridian arrest
O Connor company
William LL. O Connor
Edward A. Kann
Joseph Winenan
O'Connor-Reaids Realty Corportion
MM. O'Connor & Uo
Meridian street
Maryland street
Shaw-Walker Companys
People’s Outfitting Company
IBN
Josephineman
fitat
adrial tnite
Kentucky avenue
inn exiat
bualtese
siall stort
furni~ iture
middle West
jeompany alee
Tifiania street
Capital avenue
Sahielion Anny
Hundreds of youths to attend memorial game in Indianapolis
Rotary and Kiwanis clubs organize host groups for a benefit game at Indianapolis for the Taman Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children. The Rory Club will host orphans from the Indianapolis home and several hundred boys await chances to attend, with plans for special transportation and amplified addresses by dignitaries.
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Rory
Indianapolis
Rotary Club
orphana
Thilisnopolis
Minneapolia
Taman Whitcomb Riley
clu
W. B. Oaker
Warren B. Oaker
Pat Lynch
New
dovn
Kiwanis Club
senm
dulge Kenevan Mountain Landa
monarch
baseball
Ww. S. Bencon
Frank Chance
Indianapolis Advertising Club
All Velvet baseball game mail-in request form
Readers are invited to fill out a form to request a ticket to the All Velvet base ball game next Tuesday. Send the completed form to The Star's circulation department or call Main 4000 and ask for Mr Payne or Mr Hoots for assistance.
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Star
Payne
Mr. Hoots
West Baden Picnic Ends in Tragedy as Hole in Stream Draws Several
A West Baden outing for young couples ends in disaster when a bathing area collapses into a deep hole in the stream. Of fourteen swimmers, eleven escape, while three are rescued from the peril and another is fatally drawn into the depths. The tragedy unfolds at a popular bathing spot near Bathing Steps.
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WEST BADEN
New Champ Dances 9 Days and Wins $5000
In St Louis Bernie Brand won the nine day dance contest earning a $5000 prize. Brand reportedly broke the previous world record and topped a field of entrants in a marathon competition.
Six Dead in Storms and Flood Losses Across States
Storms and floods leave at least six dead in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Georgia as rivers surge and trains halted. Winfield and Kansas City suffer drownings and power outages while Arkansa and Loveland report extensive damage and thousands left homeless.
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WKANKAR CITY
Kansas
Kansan
Kas
Winfield Kox
Wealey Brown
Southwestern college
Pat Taylor
aho
Winfeld
Three West Baden youths drown in White River tragedy
In Hindustan Falls near Loogootee Indiana on June 10 a birthday party ended in tragedy as three West Baden youths fell from a cliff into White River. Mabry B. Moore Alge Snyder and Githa Stapleton, all teens, perished despite rescue attempts and retrieval efforts continued for others.
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Indianapoli
LOOGOOTEE
Ind
West Baden
White river
Hinduswtan Falla
here
MABRY B. MOORE
Walter Moora
West Batten
ALGE BNYDER
Oliver Snyder
GITHA STAPLETON
Harry Stapleton
Billa Eva Scarlett
Elmer Scarlett
Orange county
Flat Rock
Moore
Staple‘ton
Rail traffic at maximum as car shortage nears end
Washington reports record rail freight movement with only 16 277 cars short of demand and 1 014 000 loaded freight cars for the week ending May 24. A regional advisory board system for shippers and carrier heads expands nationwide to study and meet industry needs.
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WASHINGTON
raltrasda
American Railway Association
tully
ahippers
a ,aystem
United States
Northwest
Iddie West
Stolen jewels found in Mrs. Corey’s car in France
The Exchange Telegraph reports Mrs. Williams Corey recovered jewels she was said to have lent found hidden in her motor car in France.
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COREY
Exchange Telegraph
Another Girl Held In Chicago Killing
Anna Erickson, blue-eyed with bobbed hair, is held in the killing of Richard Tesmer, an insurance adjuster. Detectives found her in a deserted basement and she refused questions before admitting she had been roaming. She may face Mrs Tesmer for identification tomorrow as other suspects are questioned.
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CHICAGO
Anna Erickson
amiling
Richard Tesmer
ad- Saster
Mra Tenmer
Mra. Tearmer
Middlebury Girl Killed in Crash
Goshen Indiana June 10 Miss Manda Messner 24 of Middlebury a telephone operator was instantly killed when the car she rode in from Middlebury to South Bend skidded and overturned twice near Middlebury Also injured were John H McVean Goshen taxi liner owner and several others The crash left Messner’s sister and other relatives in shock at the scene.
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Npeetal
Indianapolis Star
GOSHEN
Ind
Manda Messner
Middlebury
William Messner
South Bend
John H McVean
THLSA
Okla
Jone
Pride
McLean
Kréken
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BERLIN
Associated Praga
Muenster
Geer
French Lick
Theodore Marty
Kla
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Marty
volunterera
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tesa
RAILONE
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Ron Bown
Henore
FURNITURE COMPANY
enatte, Ind
Supreme court
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Atl
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Arkansax
LOVELAND
Tune II
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Weather Bureau
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Jenree
Woodruff
Central of Georgia
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Central of Georgia Railway
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Montezuma
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