Primary election set for August 5 by city board
Lexington report notes the Board of Election Commissioners in charge as John Weaver Republican Walter Tingle Democrat and City Clerk James McNulty. The group selected August 5 as the mayor city clerk and councilmen primary date with councilmen chosen from districts but voting citywide. In Kentucky Ed Callahan dying from an assassin’s bullet recovered speech naming three suspects fled through Long's Creek toward the Smiths allied with the Deaton family and were chased by posses and bloodhounds. arrests expected and risk of vigilante violence lingered.
Woy Riders Hear Lecture on Trespass
Three young joy riders, charged with malicious trespass, were released in criminal court under suspended sentence Tuesday. Owners of autos taken and damaged attended to urge clemency. Ralph Doer Frank Reidecker and Cecil Todd, ages 16 and 17, received suspended sentences and were freed.
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Ralph Doer
Frank Reidecker
Cecil Todd
Shubert Playhouse Deal at Park With Shrine Temple Lease
With Mary Mannerling appearing the Park next Monday, Shubert stars take control of the Park temporarily until Shrine theater is completed. The syndicate reportedly has a two year lease on the new showhouse connected with the Shrine temple, though terms are not announced.
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Mary Manner- Ing
Shupert
Shubert Syndicate
Shuberts
Shrine Theater
Shrine Temple
Governor Marshall Discusses Militia Regulation Changes
Gen Charles A Shaler retired, met Gov Marshall on militia law changes to align with regular army coronation regulations. Adj Gen Perry will review the laws this afternoon and compare them with the secretary of war guidance.
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Charles A Shaler
Gov. Marshall
Adj
Perry
Secretary of War
Board of Trade Helps E W Baggett Go Free
Two indictments against Edward W Bassett a grain dealer charging him with the theft of a car load of grain valued at 800 were pressed by Prosecutor Hooton in criminal court after officers of the Indianapolis Board of Trade urged action Bassett is a member of the board and the move followed their request.
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Edward W. Bassett
Hooton
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Bassett
J H Stotsenburg Dies in New Albany After Fifty Years Here
Former Judge John H. Stotsenburg of New Albany, a long time Floyd county legal figure, died early today at his home after residing in the city for more than fifty years. He was a prominent member of the Floyd county bar.
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J. E. Stotsenburg
New Albany
Ind
John H. Stotsenburg
Floyd
Hama
Terrified Negro Gang Run From Poolroom Gunfire
Seret Charles Barmfuhrer fired a shot into the ceiling at a poolroom on 24 Indiana Avenue run by Play Rochester. Thirty or more patrons scattered as officers entered. A lookout was captured. sixty pairs of dice and poker chips were seized. All defendants pled and were fined in police court Tuesday.
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Rochester
Indiana Avenue
John King
Sergt
Burmfuhrer
Merz
Mullin
Burm
Lesdy
Dustless Fair Promises Dust-Free Grounds and Upgrades
The state fair press agent announces no dust this year due to oil treatment of streets. Plans include a ten foot sidewalk from the south gate to the fine arts building over 1000 feet, planting 300 Norway Maples, a 600 gallon per minute water system, extended pipelines, and new fountains before opening.
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Downing
Fine Arts
Benton Gets Divorce After Wife Fails in Court
George R. Benton of the Linden hotel secured a divorce from Uzeda Benton in superior court No 4 on Tuesday. The wife had been previously denied a decree by Judge Leathers in No 2. The husband's complaint named Ed Wall as co respondent. William E. Reilley acted for Benton. Mrs Benton did not appear in court, with W. W. Lowry as her counsel.
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George R. Benton
Linden Hotel
Uzeda Benton
Indiana readers contract row over state textbooks
Indiana officials debate next five year contracts for school books. Gov Marshall and Purdue President Stone on committee contend over Howe readers. Critics warn the Howe works are error ridden and unfixable, urging caution before signing. Continued on page 4 column 5.
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Indiana
Marshall
Public Instruction
Aley
Kendall
Stone
Purdue
Bingham
Committee On
Settbners
Howe
State Board of Education
Groundhog Mystery Baffles City Police
Police search the city for a beloved groundhog owned by Hayden Calvert of 1305 N Senate Ave. The pet, gentle and as affectionate as a cat, vanished after being seen at St Peters and Paul Cathedral during services. Calvert reports it returns home but is now missing again.
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Capt. Hyland
Hayden Calvert
Senate Avenue
Calvert
Calvert Home
SS. Peters and Paul Cathedral
Cummins Attacks Aldrich Wool Schedule In Senate
A roundup of diverse 1900s era items notes Senator Cummins pressing the Aldrich wool schedule in Washington. Additional dispatches report Harriman’s Paris arrival, Turkish army movements toward Urumiah, a long-running murder arrest in California, a devastating Maine village fire, a deadly Bronx boy hit, and other international and local incidents.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Accounting Board Opens Office in Statehouse Hall
The new accounting board named by Gov Marshall will situate its office in the north lobby of the hall of representatives. Rooms are under overhaul as Chief Accountant DeHartty and deputies organize the space and plan a statewide system in coming weeks.
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Accounting Board
Marshall
Hall of Representatives
DeHartty
State House
Heroic Rescue Ends in Tragic Fire Death
A blaze at 1216 Standard avenue claimed eight year old Lela Williams after she ran back into flames to rescue her sister Irene. Bicycle Policeman William Wilson entered the burning home to save the child but she suffocated. The mother Nora Kelly aided Ruth, 5, pulling her through a window, while Irene escaped with a neighbor. Police seek a drunken suspect seen nearby as they investigate arson.
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Lela Williams
Harry Williams
Standard Avenue
William Wilson
Third Precinct
Williams
Lela
Irene
Wilson
Dilane
Nora Kelly
Public Kloot to Chime When Pair 15
In Essex Market court Magistrate Finn hears William Tucker aged 19 and Sarah Milberg aged 18 arraigned for hugging and kissing on a footpath by Williams burg bridge in front of children. Tucker is fined 1 dollar. Milberg released.
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New York
Finn
Essex Market Court
William Tucker
Sarah Milberg
James Dobson
Williamsburg Bridge
Grand Central Station
Battery Dan
Dovey
Lovey
Tucker
Tocker
Barnett to Wed Charline Daly in June nuptials
Willard Ray mond Barnett a New York Central railroad traffic chief and Chicago native obtained a marriage license at city hall to wed Charline Daly daughter of Charles F Daly vice president of the New York Central. The couple will marry on June 16. Barnett is 21 and Daly 19.
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New York
Willard Raymond Barnett
New York Central Railroad
Chicago
City Hall
Charline Daly
Charles F. Daley
Young Barnett
W. Y. Barnett
Bankers’ World
Miss Daly
Two Prisoners Escape Jail in Spencer Indiana
Spencer Ind June 8 When Sheriff McNutt awoke this morning two of the three prisoners confined last night were gone Ben Strother and Charles Keller had been jailed for several weeks and escaped through a hole they made in the wall of the jail building
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Spencer
Ind
Balloon Indiana lands in Dickson Tennessee after 49 hour flight
Carl Fisher and G L Bumbaugh piloted the balloon Indiana to a landing at Dickson Tennessee after about 49 hours aloft. They paused at Ashland City for ballast and continued northwest, with reports noting water shortages and a long, gas-consuming voyage. The American duration record and national trophy standings were debated as others like St Louis III and New York Aero Club balloons completed long flights.
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Carl Fisher
G. L. Bumbaugh
Indiana
Dickson
Tenn
Ashland City
Tennessee
Shackle Island
Nashville
St. Louis
Aero Club of America
New York
A. Holland Forbes
Corinth
Miss
Indianapolis
St. Louis NT
Kelso
Clifford Harmon
New York Aero Club
Forbes
Albert Bond Lambert
Dr. Honeywell
Lambert and Honeywell
Roemler Rumor Rejected as Mayor Candidate
Republicans push for a mayoral nominee with W. N. Harding and Lew Shank as the only declared candidates. Rumors tied ex state senator Charles Roemler to the race were denied as party leaders insist Shank and Harding lead the field.
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W. N. Harding
Lew Shank
Charles Roemler
Roemler
Newt Harding
Galls 17 Wake Spree Said By Wife In Suit
Nellie Mallory in a divorce suit claims Oscar Mallory stays out at night without good reason and once claimed to sit with a dead coworker. She asserts a wake night spree with another woman, accuses him of infidelity, and seeks $50 alimony plus expenses.
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Nellie
Mallory
Oscar Mallory
Hand of Good Samaritan Ha lifting power Louisville
Mrs Clare Fortman says one helper who aided after a trolley accident posed as a Good Samaritan but was a wolf at heart. She was struck and unconscious, rescued to a drug store, then realized a man had stolen a $400 diamond locket and a purse during the incident.
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Louisville. Ky
Clare Fortman
Italian fugitive arrested in Chicago seeks deportation
Stanisla Demichele, wanted in Italy for three charges of attempted murder, has been captured in Chicago after fleeing in 1966 following a stabbing spree. He will be taken to New York on Saturday for deportation as authorities continue international pursuit.
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Chicago
Stanisla Demichele
Italy
New York
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