Bulgarian Leader Blames Communists for Revolt
Sofia April 21 Premier of Bulgaria asserts a long running Communist conspiracy behind the Sveti Kral Cathedral massacre. He links the plot to the Third International and Russian authorities and claims recent attacks including King Boris plot and General Georgheilf murder aim to trigger anarchy in Bulgaria and neighboring states.
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Third Internationale
Balkans
King Boris
Georgeheilf
Cetral
Will Guide French Ship of State Proclaims Martial Law
On April 17 it proclaimed martial law and it will permit no disturbances. The fight in which we are involved is against violence and anarchy, a struggle for law and order against disorder. Soviet Charge Rakovisky denied Soviet involvement in Bulgaria outrages and blamed revolutionary centers in Belgrade and Athens.
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United Press
London
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Athens
Sofia
Moscow
Honesty as the safeguard against government intrusion
President Coolidge told the Daughters of the American Revolution that private affairs should be conducted honestly to deter government interference. He endorsed restricting immigration as a success and said the U S will not pursue unlimited immigration again.
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Washington
Coolidge
the Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Digging for Collins in Sand Cave Near Rescue End Nears
Workers hope to reach Floyd Collins body entombed in Sand Cave Kentucky early next week. W. Clifton Myers reported from a return visit. W. H. Hunt, contracted to recover the body, says remains are well preserved and will receive 3000 dollars if successful. Six men assist.
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Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
W. Clifton Myers
Arsenal Ave
W. H. Hunt
Central City
Myers
Hunt
Tokio Earthquakes Shake City Overnight
United Press dispatch from Tokio reports two minor earthquakes Monday morning. The first tremor struck at 12 10 a m and a second about 12 40 a m. Shocks were not widely felt and caused no alarm.
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United Prera Tokio
East Chicago Chamber Raised 5181.45 For Tornado Relief
The East Chicago Chamber of Commerce reported a tornado relief fund total of 5181.45 has been received by Governor Jackson's office. The gesture signals official acknowledgment of local disaster relief support.
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East Chicago
Stone Beats a Gun Coon Is Killed With Rock
Mulbury Massachusetts April 21 Charles Cunningham killed a thirteen pound coon by striking it with a rock after a friend fired a shot and missed the target.
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Rock
Friend
Mulbury
Mass
Charles Cunningham
Revolt Starts as Troops Land in Honduras
A detachment of 155 U S troops landed at Ceiba Honduras aboard the U S cruiser Denver to guard Americans amid reports of a renewed rebellion led by General Ferrera marching toward Tegucigalpa. The Ceiba action follows a prior winter landing and was requested by the American consul. In other notes, Frank Meyer is held on charges of blind tiger and game device after police found liquor poolroom materials, and Charles McKinney was arrested with two gallons of liquor.
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U. S
Denver
Ceiba
Honduras
Ferrera
Tegucigalpa
Atlantic
Frank Meyer
S. Meridian St
Blind Tiger
Charles McKinney
Ohio St
Hold Up and Burglaries Reported in Monday Night Crime
Police logged a hold up and several burglaries and thefts Monday night. Virgil Flake was accosted by two men at the Western Oil Refining Company but nothing was taken. A skeleton key enabled entry to Esther Aldridge’s Woodruff Place home where jewelry worth 35 dollars was stolen. At Keystone Club, Fawn Wilson said a safe opened and two guns worth 80 dollars were taken. A brick was thrown through H H Bishop jewelry store window at 2 p.m.
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W. Morris St
Western Oil Refining Company
Morris and Harding Sts
Flake
Esther Aldridge
Middle Dr
Woodruff Place
Fawn Wilson
Keystone Club
Indiana Ave
H. H. Bishop
Virginia Ave
City Extends Removal of Vault Septic Connections
City Council approved a one year extension allowing property owners to replace open vaults with connections to the city sewer system. Dr Herman G Morgan of the City Board of Health warns the measure may aid in preventing typhoid fever and infant diseases in areas still using vaults.
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Herman G. Morgan
City Board of Health
Bruene Named Manager of State Automobile License Dept
Richard W. Bruene of Indianapolis was appointed manager of the State automobile license department by Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier to succeed H. D. McClelland. McClelland becomes chief clerk of the State highway commission, a position rumored to be temporary with possible later assignment to head the highway garage.
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Indianapolis
State Automobile License Department
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H. D. McClelland
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State Highway Commission
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Schortemeier
Republican State Committee
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Highway Commission
Vacation Bible School Institute Opens At First Baptist
The Second session of the daily vacation Bible School Institute is tonight at the First Baptist Church with more than 100 attending the opening session Monday. The Baptist Federation of Indianapolis sponsors the event with speakers Miss Maude Price and others. Craft exhibitions from past sessions will be on display.
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Baptist Federation of Indianapolis
Maude Price
G. T. Purvis
Ruby Stapp
Fred Stuckey
Gene Southers
Patrache Velescue
G. C. Chandler
Detectives Head to Elizabeth to Recover Stolen Auto Suspects
Detectives Iick and Giles departed today for Elizabeth New Jersey to bring back Harry Johnson 25 of this city and Edward Schorter 25 of Norwood Ohio who were arrested there with a car stolen from Earl Phillips 437 Holly Ave on April 17.
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Giles
Elizabeth
N. J
Harry Johnson
Edward Schorter
Norwood
Ohio
Earl Phillips
Holly Ave
Lutheran Conference Opens With Rev Reiner Benting Speech
The three day Lutheran conference begins with Rev. Reiner H. Benting of St. Mark's English Evangelical Lutheran Church delivering the opening address tonight. The event gathers clergy and members for sermons and discussions through the weekend.
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English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Holy Communion Services Slated Tonight at Local Lutheran Church
The Indiana Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Churches announces Holy communion services to be held tonight at Gethsemane Evangelical Lutheran Church located on Michigan and Wallace Streets. Parish members are invited to attend and participate in the rite.
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Gethsemane Evangelical Lutheran Church
Michigan
Wallace Sts
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