Speedway Crowds Flood Indianapolis Ahead of 500 Mile Race
Crowds flood into Indianapolis as hotels fill and rooms run short for the upcoming 500 mile race. Foreign visitors join state crowds with demands for lodging. Indiana placement bureau lists over 1000 rooms. many hotels report full occupancy and even army cots planned. Anticipated turnout for race day exceeds last year by about 50,000.
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Memorial day services and campus tributes in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis notes, two candelabra were unveiled at the Herron Institute in honor of Mrs. Sewall. Church speakers warned of conditions harmful to Americanism. City churches planned Memorial Day services, while numerous high schools held commencements. Headlines also mention raids, bond sales, and other regional events across the area, including weathered civic and social happenings.
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Forecast for Indiana Monday and Tuesday showers expected
United States Weather Bureau Special Report notes Indiana and Indianapolis area expect showers on Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Yesterday’s conditions show humidity around 69 percent at 7 pm with dry conditions. Maximum temperatures near 40s, minimum near 20s, with a similar pattern for the same date last year.
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Tiger Woman on Way Home From Honduras
In Tegucigalpa on May 27, the Supreme Court ordered the release of Clara Phillips who had been held for extradition to Los Angeles. American deputy sheriffs transferred her to Puerto Cortes for a New Orleans steamer due Monday, amid calls for proper legal procedure.
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Los Angeles
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Governors Sign Amesty Petition Across States
Washington May 27 Associated Press A cross section of leaders including college presidents governors editors lawyers and clergy joined in a petition urging President Harding to grant clemency to fifty two prisoners convicted under wartime laws The signers include William Pier White from Kansas Rabbi Stephen S Wise Harry Emerson Fosdick Julia Lathrop and Francis B Sayre among others Governors Hunt of Arizona Sweet of Colorado Davis of Kansas Dixon of Montana and Walton of Oklahoma also endorsed the plea The presidents of multiple colleges and universities plus several Catholic and Episcopal institutions were listed among the signers
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Englewood Pastor Protests Klan Rally Approved by Board
Rev Frank F Davison of Englewood Christian Church delivered a protest to his congregation against a Ku Klux Klan mass meeting set for next Thursday night at the church community house. He said the protest was not an attack on the Klan but opposed using the church to promote a worldly organization. The church board had sanctioned the Hustling Hundred civic group backing the event, provoking strong opposition within church circles and calls for Davison's resignation.
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Vermilion County Courthouse Fire Destroys Records
Newport Indiana May 27 A lightning sparked blaze gutted the Vermilion County Courthouse, destroying sheriff, county superintendent and court records while saving auditor and clerk files. Loss estimated near 200000, with 30000 partially covering damage. Memorials unveiled for Mrs May Wright Sewall at the John Herron Art Institute.
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Berlin rationing limits sugar to two pounds per person
Berlin May 27 Sugar has become a scarce commodity again and is rationed to two pounds per person this month while the poor receive one pound with price cards. The sugar price stands at 1,100 marks per pound about three cents, with bread and milk also on Berlin's ration list.
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Kelly and MacReady Arrive at Kansas City
Lieuts. Oakley Kelly and James A. MacReady flew into Kansas City as part of a cross continent nonstop flight record. They arrived at 10 24 this morning from Lawton Oklahoma and planned to leave again at 5 tomorrow for Scott Field Illinois. They piloted the first nonstop solo across the continent and are returning eastward on the same aircraft.
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Dr Wirdfeldt to visit Berlin for holiday in June
Berlin May 27 reports from the foreign office state that German ambassador to Washington Otto Wirdfeldt will visit Berlin early next month purely as a holiday and will return to his post afterward.
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Bank executives gather for Reserve City bankers meeting
In French Lick Indiana hundreds of bank executives arrived for the two day annual convention of the Association of Reserve City Bankers held starting tomorrow. Key speakers include John H Puelicher William B Knox Walter F McCaleb and others discussing inflation European conditions and the automobile industry. Officers named include George H Rodgers J A Lewis Gustav H Mueller and others.
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Bandit Envoy Returns Amid Negotiations Over Hostages
May 27 telegram reports Bandit chiefs at Taaochwang consider terms set at initial conference with captives. Captives, including three Americans, request release of key prisoners Maje Roland W. Pinger Robert A. Allen and Lee Solomon. Powell seeks safe exit of remaining captives from Tatezaka top while authorities plan official proposals. About 100 captives remain under guard atop the mountain as clashes flare along the Lincheng line.
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Belgian Foreign Minister Jasper undergoes throat surgery
Brussels May 27. Foreign Minister Jasper was operated on for throat trouble this morning. His condition remained serious but physicians expect recovery. The Belgian government asked Premier Poincare to travel to Brussels for a conference with Belgian officials planned in Paris today.
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Mother or borrowed baby in Hart case claims victim
Elizabeth MacCaulley accused of peddling a child to William Hart as his. Lucy Furigo, mother of Bobby, described recovering her son in Cambridge hospital after alleged neglect. Furigo recounts how MacCaulley posed as adopter and wealthy benefactress before fleeing to California with the boy in 1918.
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Dynamite Cache and Burglar Tools Found in Indianapolis Raid
Police and detectives raided a house at 2228 Haines Street uncovering a store of dynamite and burglar tools. A 41 year old woman Jennie Os and a man named George Ollie were detained, with two other men sought for questioning. The haul included dynamite, torches, drills, crowbars, revolvers, burglary sets, and hundreds of dollar in postage stamps. The Enterprise Civic League aided the investigation guiding police cooperation to crack down on crime.
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Advertising Strength of The Indianapolis Star Shown by 1923 Figures
The Indianapolis Star leads in ad display volume, with 1923 figures from Publisher’s Service Company showing monthly totals for January through May. The May volume is expected to exceed last year’s, reflecting stronger advertising pull and greater advertiser demand.
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Seven Killed Near Detroit in Interurban Crash
A mid May Detroit area crash killed seven people when an interurban car struck a blue touring car eight miles north of Detroit. Four aboard the blue car and three in the other vehicle died. three cars were damaged. The unidentified driver of the pursuing car fled the scene. bodies were mangled, hindering identification. One victim potentially Joseph Bolenar of Kamtramck.
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Ministers Assail Assembly Action In Presbyterian Row
New York May 27 three leading New York Presbyterian ministers assailed the General Assembly in Indianapolis for declaring five articles of faith essential. Dr Susan Clarke Brooklyn 20 years pastor said she did not believe one point and quoted concerns over scripture inerrancy virgin birth and other doctrines. Rev Merrill and Rev Kelman joined the critique. Detroit May 27 Dr Charles W Cochran defended Harry Emerson Fosdick who claimed Christ was not the son of a virgin. Cochran supported the Assembly's repudiation of Bryan's school trust resolution and warned against church politics censoring free thought.
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Bulgaria Protests Cession to Turkey at Conference
Bulgaria protests the cession of Karaghatch to Turkey at the near East conference. It argues the move would interfere with Bulgaria’s access to a western outlet and a commercial foothold on the Aegean. Venizelos said Turkish obligations toward Bulgaria were created by the cession and could be managed by will.
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Rubush Carrier Lost in Crash at Julietta Infirmary Crossing
Theodore Rubush of The Star perishes in a train collision at Julietta infirmary crossing as freight cars on the siding obscure an onrushing locomotive. David King is injured in the incident.
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Train Fails to Stop Kills Indianapolis Carrier
Theodore Robert Rubush, 22, a Indianapolis Star carrier of 4001 East Washington, was killed early yesterday when the car he rode in was struck by a southbound C. J. and W. passenger train at the infirmary crossing in Julietta. King, 15, who drove, was seriously hurt. Sheriff Snider noted the train did not stop after impact. King survived. Rubush was recently married to Dorothy King. Debris spread along the right of way. speed estimates varied from 25 to 40 mph. The railroad plans a detailed investigation starting today.
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