Pershing to Attend Rainbow Veterans Convention
Gen. John J. Pershing is expected to attend the Rainbow Veterans Association national convention in Indianapolis July 15 and 16, per a letter to Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth from Postmaster General New. Local plans include using Soldiers and Sailors Monument for registration, free streetcar service, a large parade, and a special train to Camp Meade for troops reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pershing
Rainbow Veterans’ Association
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Harry S$. New
Wilmeth
Arrance
Sallora
Rane
Byron C. Young
thaiapolis
Shank
Young
Indianapolis
Marshel Foch
Geraud
Hmox
Ralph B. Phelps
Phelps
visit
Mr. Young
Orla Archie
presido W. Olds
Longshoremen End Strike with Open Shop Return
Everett May 4 The longshoremen ally retreat from a four week strike returning to work tomorrow under open shop terms, after demanding a closed shop and wage scales unclear due to fragmented dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EVERETT
Wesh
Seark
COLUMBUS GORE
Mies Bertin
Herman Senk
Jecxlps
Mactan
Star circulation chief Henry Spencer hosts long-time guests
The Indianapolis Star circulation staff including district manager Charles Payne and assistant Walleck R. Hoots attended Henry Spencer's eighty ninth birthday party at his home on 1275 West Twenty-sixth Street. Spencer, city representative of The Star for nineteen years, has investigated and adjusted circulation complaints and distributed copies of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Charles Payne
Walleck R. Hoots
Henry Spencer
The Star
James E. Truigeol
West Twenty-sixth Street
Spencer
golf watch
Department of The Star
Mount disappearance shocks university peers and guards
A young Warren student guard reported Mount threatened self harm and a pirate den plan led to a skeleton discovery. Don Mayo, a senior, admitted under grilling that Mount’s death was widely believed. over forty students were summoned for questioning as silence cracked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
plor
Mount
Don
ald Mayo
rius
cew
Mayo
Widow of Muncie Store Founder Dies
Mrs. Anna C McNaughton aged 73 widow of W McNaughton founder of a large downtown store in Muncie Indiana died at home of Mrs J J O Barra following a prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements set for St Catharine Church in Muncie with burial in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MUNCIE
Ind
Anna C McNaughton
W. McNaughton
ater
J. J. O'barra
St. Cathalie Chhurch
mio rults
NOBLESVILLE
GiRI
Jed
Harry Hanson
Shte
Margaret Asiins dau
and
Stee
Antica
Lailey
Fort Warner
Oxford
university
Obituary notices for Stewart Allen and others
Mrs Sarah J Stewart aged 74 died yesterday at St Vincent's hospital. Funeral and burial details noted with residence in Indianapolis and ties to Lewiston New Jersey. Amity A Allen aged 72 died yesterday at sister's home in Indianapolis with services in Ohio at Tiffin. Others named include E R Walsh of Pasadena and several local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SARAH J. STEWART
St. Vincent's hospital
A. N. Towles
Irvington avenue
Danville
Ind
Stewart
Indianapolis
tve
Lewiston
Harry E. Hill
Joseph M. Rice Vex
Raymond
Robert P. McVey
ron French
Clayton
AMITY A. ALLEN
Mary E. Cox
North Capital avenue
Tifin
Sundar
Baelad WIM
Tiffin
Allen
Indianapolia
Owawa
Amity Anem
rasy
aister
Mra Mares Beco
Capital
are
Sire
Oris
zeny Felday
Sgeldunre
Saeneter
DUNLOP_Eltea
Robert M. Dunlap
Vicent Dunlop
Frank A. Dunlon
Mary Avon
Senayster
Peer
Tida
Prank A. Dunton
Guilford wve
Hullal
remesery
KEITH
Ale. Beek
Talbott
Thursias
NAAN
dow
aostate wits H. BMe
Banahan
Methadin Koapital
m. Servicer
Bil ROOKER
Ann Gy
Otto E. Rooker
Moantreville
Law- Tenrer
Ituealay
Elizabeth Gerlach
Jorn Thaie
Tank
Marcia
Adam Gerlach
St. Phil
Nori Ale
Lowety
SELVAGE
Francia J
Joseph TW
Grace K. Selvage
Broadway
dasning
Funera
middie drive
Woodruff Place
HTEWART
Sarana yi ES
the
tidem
uri
KREGELO & B
BAILEY
F. BLASENGYM
George Grinsteiner
RAndolph
Patterson & Wysong
N. Minoia
st. Grecia
BRexet
Meridian
KEnwand
Proma Tiakntanee Sarvice
Krupp Directors Face Trial Over Siren Clash
In Essen May 4, the first day of a French court martial heard Krupp president Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach and four directors deny ordering sirens that drew Krupp workers to clash with French troops on March 31. Witnesses testified the sirens were an ongoing practice controlled by the workers council, not directors. The session adjourned with the directors and a lieutenant denying responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WERDEN
Germany
Gustav Krupp Von Bohlen
Halbach
Krupp company
Krupp
angor aignal
Gusavy Krupp Vog
pioe
Vontohlen
Col. Peyronel
Kgeupp Von Bohlen
Krupp Von Bohren
council of workmen
Ieut
Duriux
Jook
Governor Announces Appointments To State Boards
Governor announces 28 appointments including coal mining board members and state institution trustees. Fresh appointees include Walter K. Rich Brett Beever and others from Indianapolis Terre Haute Vincennes and Fort Wayne. Term lengths vary from two to four years with ex officio roles noted.
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ite
Tileslany
Walter K. Rich
Brett R. Beever
Fresh Cantwell
Indiianapolis
Ralph Y
lhy
lnn
George 8. Wilson
newitate department of mines and mining
General Assembly
state wan
state industrial board
John Heasler
Terre Haute
United Mine Workers of
Americca
Wiliam Mitch
state board
William Jonason l
Vincennes
John A. Tempteran
Hesrter
John[non
Mitch
Templeton
Carry Littlejohn
Indiannapolis
Littlejohn
Industrial board
Richmond
Andrew Richerson
southern hospital for the insane
Evansville
Wool Posey
Bird H. Davis
Newsport
school
Fort Wayne
Harley Somerse
James W. Sale
Bluffton
Edward M. Wilson
Bernard M. Keene
Indianapolis
state board of pharmacy
Edward A. Stuckmeyer
state military department
Harry B. Smith
Edwin I. Nichola
City News in Brief Indiana reporters mingle items
Indianapolis items cover club meetings and social events at hotels including Lincoln and Hotel Kinema plus church gatherings, a state college bake sale, a May program by the YWCA health education group, and local notices on traffic, arrests, and community activities. Names include Russell Shier Harlow Linaley J C Ale Anderson A Te Koninverer Susie and others. Local police notes list violators and incidents across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANA STATE
Russell V. Shier
Harlow Linaley
arl-ham college
J. OC
Ale Anderson
A. Te. Koninverer
Indiana university
AMERIC Women's
OVERSRAR
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
Spluk-Arna hove
avon
SYOMEN
Chamber of Commerce
THETA XI
Lacola
digner-dence
ALPHA OMBICON PI
neott
toon
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
MARION CLUB
Bem
sOPTA
KAPPA
pele hall
avena
St. Fraoghe Desalea Ghurcdt
circh hall
repork
Joint Reuwood avenue
belles genmorial oREtenL A Theathe L Chapman G
Tureday’ Litecatoo
Morrison hall
Monument virele
GRAND FLAYERS
Grand Players
Eneligh
Indianapolis Athletic, Club
Meridian street
fH. Vamptell
H. €. Stucz
walldine committee
W. O Lee
Braveh
Mies Jean Oliver
Butler College
Seva Tau “Alpha Borogly
salatoon
Carrs Auto Sales Company
eat East Washington street
convention fund
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Harvey Stalling
illiteave
Edward B. Raub
Vine fone deleeste
Board Trade
Baltimore
privaical health education department
W. An
Ararat
Jean of Abraham
Isaac
E. C. Rumpler
wililgg te Joon
Near East
fpllef
V. K. Beshgetoar
Abreham
M don
Mott Lincoln
noob
Darts Inc
Brigybos
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BLIND TIGER
Arnolag avenue
ANA
Jali
ick Tom
Boris Plach
gaiplays
Ubaries
uhipry. cays
Atate
yilad
Wilmeth
Poller
Ton
ibn
Charles
Herbert Kirby
Gale street
Jadiynn state farm
Asnault ae DALAEEY BT
Enea
Kirby aucuck
ari Rook J
Vorrath
East
Tw street
Marion county
Bittys
Brownabure
ind
nakerte
Whirliger
Fearanseld
Felix Sloan
Harry Hannecattace
Besald
nod owen
Broadway
Frederick H. Howell
James H. Post
Thomas A. Howell
B. H. Howell, Son & Go
New York
ageinet
Elliote Graretry Company
Logansport
alleen
suger
INOLLISTON
Herbert Newland
North Street
Georgia street
Kentucky avenue
Fred Lehanh
Graceland avenue
Roth
N. VanHorn
North Capitol avenue
Cole Motor Car Company
Jantormerpeas
VanHorn
Howe Na
Kantucky avenue
Maryland park
Washington street
vAUd
Charles KR. Parmice Jr
ax vii penn
Mexico
The Crooked Square leads Hudson Theater opening night
Eleanor Griffith is chosen for the leading role in The Crooked Square at the Hudson Theater New York opening Labor Day. She currently stars in The Gold Digger at Crescent Brooklyn, succeeding Constance Binney who played the part in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEANOR GRIFFITH
Sanwel Shipman
Hudson theater
Missing Concordia Freshman Believed Lost in West Search
Fort Wayne authorities narrow suspect link to missing Concordia College freshman Andrew Barlag after a Fort Wayne Daily photograph shows a man resembling him staying with a family near North Manchester. A note bearing the name Andrew Barlag and a Concordia room number surfaced, suggesting plans to move toward California. Police, detectives, and students broadened the search, previously focusing on rivers for foul play, now redirected after the lead. Barlag, 14, is from Laporte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barlag, and began at Concordia last fall to study for the ministry, with two brothers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORT WAYNE
Ind
Andrew Betleg
Concordia college
Earl Ulmer
Manchester
Andrew Baring
Ulmer
California
Concordix
freschman
Berlag
Barlag
Laporte
Andrew Barlag
Theodore Farlag
laxis pareste
Mve
Local address on Monday features DAUNELSTS event
United States District Attorney Homer Bie will deliver an address Monday night at the Enxlewned Community hall, 59 North Wurat, following a club sermon and buffet. The event includes a talk on enforcement and a brief tribute to service at the federal building offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daunelsts
civil service
Federal building
ELLIOTT
United States District Attorney
Homer Bie
North Wurat
Vic. magieforcement
Huscine ‘Wundred
BAXKEUPI
von vemenbach
Fountain City
yas
onde
heco
rams
Michael Glann
University deans discuss student housing at Purdue conference
Dean F F Bradshaw of North Carolina urged universities to take responsibility for students morality and social life at the fifth annual deans conference at Purdue. Dean Nicholson of Minnesota cited rooming house problems and hygienic issues, while Floyd Field of Georgia Tech urged restricting course selection until after freshman year. Dean Bursley of Michigan supported sensible student conduct, as 1024 meeting attendees toured Purdue and Lafayette.
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LAPAYETTE
Ind
F. F. Bradshaw
North Caroline university
Purdue university
Minnesota
inapesta
met
Floyd Field
Georgia Tech
J. A. Bursley
University of Michigan
E. E. Nicholson
University of Mean
Stanley Coulter
Purdayay
Alabama to honor Gen Canby at Crown Hill grave
Washington dispatches report President Harding asked the War Department to verify Gen Edward Canbys burial site in Crown Hill Alabama resident Charles Hall wrote to the President seeking to place a wreath on Canbys grave Canby a Union officer killed in 1878 at the Modoc War was buried in Oregon before later being moved to Crown Hill and praised for providing food to Hall and his family during the Civil War
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Canby
Oregon
Crown Hill
Washington
Harding
War Department
Canby
Charles’ Hall
Ray Minnette
Ala
Gtn
Fort Blakely
Hall
Gen. Canby
Bell
Guests to Inspect Military Exhibit
Governor Warren T. McCray and Fort Benjamin Harrison officials will inspect a private military exhibit on the ground floor of the Leonard Galger building in Washington Street at 11 30 this morning. The display, run by the Tennessee Department of Archives and History and supervised by G W Beeworth of Nashville, will run two weeks and feature a Hindenburg trench replica and a model depicting No Man's Land at zero hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren T. McCray
Lew Shank
Fort Benjarmin Harrison
Leonard Galger
Weehington street
department of archives and history of
state of Tennessse
G. W. Beeworth
Nashville
Mangaschusetts Institute of Trax
emmy
Joan B. Reynolds
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Reynolds
de Revere
Camp Knox
Hindenburg trench
St. Mihiel
no man's land
Screen notes unveil Charlie Chaplin in new Public Opinion
The clipping lists upcoming films and actors including Charlie Chaplin in Public Opinion, Edox Pur i viance, and London's The Abysmal Brute. It mentions durations from ten reels, a star Denis Denny, and a hero pugilist in a life of a champion series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HARLES CHAPLIN
aix
Edox Puri viance
London
Hobart Henley
Repin
Denny
the Apollo
Slavery charges against Berry king concluded on page one
Federal inquiry cites involuntary servitude in Berry pickers case in Tangipahoa parish. District attorney ordered sweeping investigation. deputy marshal and Justice Department agents head to Independence to arrest a black woman accused of enticing pickers with transport, board, and a penny per berry. Report also notes conditions among berry workers and mentions unrelated film industry items and theater listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice saente
Tangipahor parish
Arthur Johnson
Emma Johnson
George R. Shanton
Department of Justicce
abe
McCarty
Famous Players
Bette
Chicago
Ainjeatic
Bos ‘an
New York
Franklin Coed Debating Team to Meet Butler
Franklin college women will debate Butler and Albion next year and seek debates with Purdue and Dennison. Franklin, Indiana, May 4. Coach Lynn H. Harris notes Franklin was the first Indiana college to organize a women’s debating team after defeating both Butler teams recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRANKLIN
Ind
Franklin college
Buller
Albion
Mich
Lynn H. Harris
Purdue
Dennison
Granville
Butler
Indiana
Harris
Two More Women Join The Army In Milwaukee
In Milwaukee Wisconsin two women enlist as new soldiers amid local reporting on the era's expanding female military roles. The piece notes contemporaries mentioning health struggles and relief after trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compou nd, reflecting period attitudes toward female resilience and medicinal remedies.
Radium Therapy Promises Cancer Solutions At Indiana Clinic
The Gasaway Radium Institute announces radium as highly successful for cancer tumors and ulcers. It notes failures stem from too little radium or poor application while claiming extensive experience and many hundreds of cases. Free book and testimonials are offered from Dr Gasaway’s Radium Bastarium on Central Ave Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasaway
Radium Besatarium
Central Ave
Dept. 1
Indianapolis
Ind
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Mershall
Gohn
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Henry Crow
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Essen
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Me Chem & Wing
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She Raker Paper Company
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Joseph Hees
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Henry M. Trompe iscai
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Stuart Walker
Clare Kummer
Walker company
Pim
A. A. Milne
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Tom Powers
Donald MacDonald
Aldrich Bowker
Spring Byington
Jesle Nikolas
Elizabeth Ross
Mabel
Jean Oliver
Marjorie Rambrau
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the Palace
B. F. KSIPH
B. F. Keith
Henry Santrey
Santrey
Ann Seymour
Harry
Anne Seymour
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Canadian Northwest Veterans’ band
Rand Frank G. Aldridge
Roger Imbof
Cherynoff
Billy Wells
Eclaire twing
Walter Brower
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Minnesota street
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abveral
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Radaweber and
Lapaine
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GEN
EDWARD CANBY
Henry
RANA SEYMOUR CARTMELL & HARRIS
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Mg. Smith
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Loew Books
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John Bowers
Milton Sills
Margeret De LaMotte
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Syracuse Corp
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Mary fearon
Starke
Pat O'Malley
Gloria Swanson
Pauline
Miuy
Rosita
Pickford
Edward
Hoot) Gibson
Isis
Goldwyn
Franz Lehar
Erich ‘Von Strotelm
Frank Norris
imebeagus
Pueblo
Weal Hart
wil Farnum
Gomes
FRANKLIN COED
NORMA TALMADGE
MODEST CHALER
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Circle Cartoon Gamed
Walter Fisndorf
H. Ince
Hollywood
Revere
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Chaplin
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Frank Mayo
Lew Cody
Richard Dix
Barbara LaMarr
Mac Burch
Alice Lake
Anus Quitseen
M0ton Sills
Blanche Sweet
Billiott Dexter
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mares
Fighting Blood
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Finkham
Butalo. Ny
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Eadogne
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Rome
chongiva
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