King's Escort Attacked as Assassins Elude Capture
In the Sofia ambush six assassins fired on King Boris as he rode toward the capital. The king, with revolver, led a pursuit after the attackers who fled toward Orchanie. Two aides were killed and the royal chauffeur wounded. general suspicion ties the plot to revolutionists blamed for multiple killings since 1923.
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United Press
Sofia
Boris
Orchanie
George Kief
Stamboulisky
Barton Becomes Assistant National Adjutant of American Legion
James M. Barton takes the duties of assistant national adjutant succeeding the Iowa veterans group leader. He will aid Russell G. Creviston who resigns to enter private business at the national convention in Omaha Nebraska next fall.
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American Legion
James
Barton
Iowa
Burial for Muller Victim of Fall at Factory
Andrew Mullier age 69 of 18 S La Salle St died from injuries after falling three stories at Kramer Manufacturing Co 6028 New Jersey St He slipped while oiling machinery at the top of an elevator shaft on the third floor and fractured his skull Coroner Paul Robinson investigated Funeral services to be held at Flanner and Buchanan chapel.
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Andrew Mullier
S. la Salle St
Kramer Manufacturing Company
New Jersey St
Flanner and Bunchanan Chapel
Paul Robinson
Mullier
Real estate broker seeks 9000 fee from Day over lease contract
Isadore G. Kohn filed a complaint for 9000 by a real estate broker against Harry M. Day owner of 6 E. Washington St. Kohn says in December 1923 he arranged a 99 year lease with total rentals 260000 to the Craig Confectionary Company and claims an 8000 fee was agreed but not paid.
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Isadore G. Kohn
Harry M. Day
Washington St
Day
Jkohn
Craig Confectionary Company
Kohn
Witness for State in Shepherd Case
Dr. Charles Krusemark of Chicago told authorities no mercury medicines were given to Mrs. McClintock during her fatal illness. An autopsy showed traces of bichloride or mercury as part of the State's case against William Shepherd in the death of young McClintock. Pioneer Merchant Abe Kaatz Dies in Goshen at 74 after fifty years in business.
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Charles Krusemark
Chicago
Times
Goshen
Ind
Abe Kaatz
Auto Leads to Men Arrest in Dolan Shooting
Earl Dbbs and Paul Faulk, both of Indianapolis, were jailed in Bloomington pending investigation of John G. Campbell's shooting at Dolan near Bloomington. Sheriff Curry said arrests were based on circumstantial evidence and Faulk's car matched the vehicle Campbell described before his death.
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Bu United Press
Bloomington
Ind
Earl Dbbs
Paul Faulk
Indianapolis
John G. Campbell
Dolan
Here
William 8. Curry
Faulk
Campbell
Ale Promoted to Regional Manager of Indiana Kentucky Territory
John H. Ale former subdistrict manager of the United States Veterans' Bureau in Indianapolis is elevated to regional manager for a territory covering Indiana and part of Kentucky. A World War I veteran wounded eleven times and with one arm lost, he has worked with the bureau since 1921 and hails from Benton County.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
Indianapolis
Ale
Indiana
Kentucky
Benton County
Deacon Eugene Purdy Found Not Guilty in Hutchison Murder
Eugene Purdy, a Tulsa church deacon, was acquitted by a jury of murdering E. S. Hutchison, a wealthy lumberman. Hutchison had alienated Mrs. Helen Purdy, the killer’s wife, after settling Purdy for about $60,000. the defense argued insanity.
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United Press
Tulsa
Okla
Eugene Purdy
E. S. Hutchison
Purdy
Hutchison
Helen Purdy
Police arrest two hijackers who targeted Szabo
South Bend police say Joseph Szabo owes his life to officers after they seized Sterling Keith and Carl Faber who waited to shoot Szabo during a booze running scheme. Keith, 30, and Faber, 25, were captured before the attack could occur.
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Timea
South Bend
Ind
Joseph Szabo
Sterling Keith
Carl V. Faber
Keith
Faber
Szabo
Major Robert O'Brien Assigned to ROTC Duty
Temporary detail announces Maj. Robert E. B. O'Brien of the 1151st Infantry and 71st Brigade in the 38th Division to Ft. Hayes Ohio. He will take charge of the Reserve Officers Training Corps for the 5th Corps Area and expects to return to Indianapolis in June.
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Robert EB. O'Brien
Ft. Hayes
Ohio
Tuesaday
O'Brien
5Th Corps
Indianapolis
Friday Declared Arbor Day by Governor Jackson
Arbor Day was proclaimed by Governor Jackson to urge tree planting in spring. Daniel F. Bush of Bush's Seed Store outlines how homeowners can beautify homes with trees shrubs and vines, noting early planting brings quicker blooms and that hardy roses and fruit trees enhance curb appeal even on small houses.
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Jackson
Daniel F. Bush
Bush
Delaware St
Painting preserves value and extends structure life
The text argues that regular painting is cost efficient, with a coat applied at proper intervals making a house last five to ten times longer than an unpainted one. It warns that skipping painting for four years greatly decreases property value, often exceeding the painting cost.
Home ownership made easy by Civic Realty offer
Civic Realty Company at 136 N Delaware St promotes buying land with a $10 initial payment on lots valued at 500 to 700 dollars and monthly payments of 36.50. Buyers choose location, wallpaper, fixtures, and colors, building a personalized bungalow with immediate equity and no higher cost than renting.
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Civic Realty Company
N. Delaware St
Indianapolis
Civic Realty CO
Delaware St
Lincoln
Spring colors brighten homes with new wallpaper choices
The Central Wallpaper Company urges fresh indoor color this April with pastel bedroom papers and sun room patterns. It notes living and dining rooms can use neutral backdrops and gray or cream stipples, while greens and foliage two tone prints suit many schemes.
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Central Wallpaper Company
S. Meridian St
Service Paint Distributors Ad Promotes House Paint
Guaranteed service house paint offered in all colors at $1.85 per gallon. Discount available for larger quantities. Mail orders receive prompt attention from Service Paint Distributors located at 467 West Washington Street. Circle 2966.
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Service Paint Distributors
W. Wash. St. Circle
City Judge Off Ticket In Indianapolis Primary
Joseph M. Milner jpro tem of Superior Court Five ruled to remove all city judge candidate names from the May 5 primary ballots. The ruling sustains a demurrer by election commissioners to mandate filed by candidate T. Ernest Malcolm. The 1925 law sets Indianapolis city judges to be appointed by the Governor after January 1, 1926.
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Indianapolis
Joseph M. Milner
Superior Court Five
Milner
T. Ernest Malcolm
Papers Exchanged Ratifying Russo Japanese Pact
In Peking on April 15 formal papers ratifying the Russo Japanese treaty were exchanged between the Soviet embassy and the Japanese legation, signifying official approval of the pact.
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United Press
Peking
Wheat Growers Elect Officers in Indiana
The Indiana Wheat Growers Association elected officers Tuesday at the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation offices in Indianapolis. J. H. Gwaltney of Poseyville was re elected president. B. B. Benner of May and Herman Steen of Indianapolis were named vice president and secretary treasurer. All directors were re elected except John Napier Dyer of Vincennes, who replaced Lew Harris of Washington.
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Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Indianapolis
J. H. Gwaltney
Poseyville
B. B. Benner
May
Herman Steen
John Napier Dyer
Vincennes
Lew Harris
Washington
Epsonade Salts: tastier relief for constipation
A Times advertisement touts Epsonade Salts as a tasteless way to take magnesium sulfate. It promises bowel relief within an hour when taken before meals and suggests children will take it gladly. The ad claims the product costs only a few cents per package and is offered by The American Epsom Association.
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American Epsom Association
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