Probe death of two boys in Indiana investigation grows
Coroner begins routine inquiry after pathologist finds no bacterial germs in Alvin Louden s stomach and Kenneth Louden dies after illness following vanilla ice cream from a passing peddler. Doctors cite intestinal influenza as a possible cause.
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Virgil H. Moon
Indiana University School of Medicine
Alvin Arthur
Louden
Paul J. Robinson
Kenneth Raymond Louden
Kenneth
Alvin
Ben Louden
Coffey St
Rural education conference opens in Bloomington
Secretary of State Frederick Schortemeier represented Governor Jackson at the rural education conference in Bloomington the first in a series led by Dr Henry Noble Sherwood state superintendent. Indianapolis schools superintendent E A Graff spoke among others.
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Bu Times
Bloomington
Ind
Frederick Schortemeier
Jackson
Henry Noble Sherwood
E. A. Graff
Indianapolis
Bell Valuation Sets Tax Figures For 1925
The Indiana Bell Telephone Company must pay taxes on a fixed valuation of 29 571 936 for 1925, about 1 million less than last year. Bell attorney B G Halstead urged 25 million as a fairer figure, comparing utilities’ book values, but Tax Board member Philip Zoercher advised against appeals at June session. Also noted and Gary man honored by Times Special. Judge Ora Wildermuth to succeed Dr S E Smith as IU alumni trustee.
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State
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
B. G. Halstead
Bell
Philip Zoercher
Halstead
Gary Man
Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Ora L. Wildermuth
Gary
S. E. Smith
Indianapolis
Indiana University
Storm Hits Coast Ravaging Massachusetts Areas
A miniature hurricane struck parts of Massachusetts late yesterday causing over 300000 in damage. Lightning and strong winds destroyed at least eight structures and disrupted traffic over a wide area. A gasoline explosion on a Gloucester schooner from static electricity injured two men and wrecked the vessel.
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United Press
Boston
Massachusetts
Gloucester
Third District Marble Champion Crowned in City Tourney
James Crawford aged 12 of 338 Drexel Ave won the bronze medal in the Times third annual city marble tournament for Irvington School No. 57 district. Runner up was Thomas Madden 14 of 5208 Ritter Ave. Neighborhood final held at Oscar MecCuloch School No. 5. Tomorrow district title decided at School No. 5 with more schools to be announced Saturday.
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Irvington School
B. Washington St
Ritter Ave
James Crawford
Drexel Ave
Times
City
Thomas Madden
Oscar C. MecCuloch
W. Washington St
Thomas D. Gregg
E. Michigan St
Bevillle Ave
Boylan Bequeaths Catholic Institutions in Will
Retired policeman John P. Boylan 70 of 1214 N Rural St died last Saturday and his will probated Wednesday. Personal property valued at 50000 and real estate at 6000. Beneficiaries include Little Sisters of the Poor 200 Holy Cross Church 100 St Marys Church 100 St Anthonys bread fund 200 rector St Johns Church 800. Brother James Boyland and wife 5000. Daughter Margaret Boylan 6000. Executor Harry P Doyle.
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John P. Boylan
Rural St
Little Sisters of the Poor
Holy Cross Church
St. Mary’s Church
St. Anthony’s Bread Fund of
Cincinnati
St. John's Church
James Boyland
Troy
N. Y
Margaret Boylan
Harry P. Doyle
Boylan
Road to be marked on Dunes highway between Gary and Michigan City
Hoosier State Auto Association announced it will paint white center lines on the Dunes highway to ease crowded traffic and many curves between Gary and Michigan City. The work will be done from association headquarters.
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Auto Association
Dunes Highway
Gary
Michigan City
Hoosier State Auto Association
Association
Halton Addresses Indianapolis Club on Hawaiian Islands
Fred J. Halton secretary of the Honolulu Advertising Club spoke at the Claypool luncheon in Indianapolis outlining the Hawaiian Islands topic for the gathering.
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Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Fred J. Halton
Honolulu
Three Chicago Murders Prompt Citywide Police Hunt
Police hunted gunmen after three deaths in Chicago last night. Officer Lawrence Sullivan was killed stopping two suspects, preacher Richard Hill died in a pawnshop holdup, and Joseph Giordano was shot amid an underworld feud.
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United Press
Chicago
Lawrence Sullivan
Richard Hill
Joseph “Giordano
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