U S Invites Allies for Naval Conference
The United States plans a naval reduction conference with Great Britain inviting France Italy and Japan. London is the expected host with invitations likely issued by Britain. The talks aim to complement the Washington arms treaty and involve signatories including France and Italy despite ally tensions.
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United Presse
Washington
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Great Britain
MacDonald
Charles G. Dawes
London
England
Board of Works orders $8000 in legal ad fees collection
The board of works ordered collection of about $8,000 from contractors for legal advertising costs on public improvement projects since May 1928. Steps to collect the fees followed advice from city counsel after contractors failed to pay as specified. Formerly property owners were billed for advertising along with other costs.
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Board of Works
Oren S. Hack
City Corporation
Frank Joyce
Woman Sues Auto Owner for 15000 Dollars
Mrs. Pearl Dunn sues Michael Sabilosky for 15000 damages in superior court alleging injuries from an automobile collision on January 21 at the West Twenty-ninth Street and Indianapolis Avenue intersection. She claims the defendant operated his car recklessly and that injuries are permanent.
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Pearl Dunn
Michael Sabilosky
Washington Boulevard
Superior Court
Indians to Enroll in Public Schools
Interior Department announces Indian children will attend public schools where possible. Applicants will answer questions on home life, resources, and distances to explain why their child should attend public school. If the case shows public school is appropriate, admission to an Indian school will be refused. The policy aims to expose children to white peers and broader life views.
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Bul Nited Presse
Washington
Interior Department
Boston musician slashed in Brussels attack
William Botell a 20 year old Boston musician playing in Brussels remained in critical condition after Gustave De Greef allegedly slashed him with a razor following a jealousy dispute. De Greef tried to cut his own throat but was restrained by attendants. Botell had been in Brussels two months and planned to return to the United States soon.
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United Press
Brussels
Belgium
William Botell
Boston
Gustave de Greef
de Greef
Botell
de Greaf
Brussells
United States
Playground for Boys Millionaire Tract in Ozarks
Springfield Mo Aug 24 L A Jones of Bristow Okla millionaire oil man and philanthropist has purchased a 1064 acre tract in the Ozarks to aid boys who work their way through school. An administration building dining hall dormitory cabins lake and swimming pool will be erected on the site.
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United Press
Springfield
L. A. Jones
Bristow
Okla
Ozarks
Alleged corn thieves held by armed trio until deputies
Marion Silvers and his son George Friday night detained five men accused of petit larceny after finding them removing twenty four ears of corn from a field half a mile south of stop four. Deputies arrested Harold Garrett Carlos Post Earl Burdsall Edward Schweiz and Harry Sieg on the scene.
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Marion Silvers
George
Harold Garrett
Hawthorne Lane
Carlos Post
East
Washington Street
Earl Burdsall
Emerson Avenue
Edward Schweiz
Burgess Avenue
Harry Sieg
East Washington Street
Silvers
Aisson
Stop Four
Stolen Automobiles Reported by Owners in Several States
Police receive theft notices listing owners R. B. Laycock of Washington boulevard with a Chevrolet sedan 19 686 from New York and Pennsylvania streets Sam H. McIntire of Union street Columbus Ohio with a Chevrolet coach 746 771 from Capitol avenue and Washington street J C Westerfield of Morristown Indiana with a Ford coupe 737 429 from Teeth street and Capitol avenue and Berman Crews of Ellisburg Kentucky with a Chevrolet touring from Georgia.
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R. B. Laycock
Washington Boulevard
New York
Pennsylvania
Sam H. McIntire
Union Street
Columbus
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
J. C. Westerfield
Morristown
Ind
Teeth Street
Berman Crews
Ellisburg
Georgia Street
Police recover two stolen cars and liquor from Oakland and De Soto
Officers traced a Rural Route B Oakland brougham to 1501 Southeastern avenue and a Ford coupe license 719 543 found at 2135 Sheldon street. Eight quarts of alcohol were in the rear of one car. The stolen license was issued to a woman on Parke avenue for a De Soto sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jefferoes
Oakland
Southeastern Avenue
Sheldon Street
Parke Avenue
de Soto
Desert Trekker Targets Photographer in Tongonoxie Shootout
Charley Hubricht, a desert wanderer, clashed with photographer H. G. Demerritt after a dispute over a 50 cent photo fee. Hubricht fired a .22 at the camera, prompting deputies to intervene as the town weighed his fate and possible travel to New York for fame.
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Tongonoxie
Kan
Charley Hubricht
Charley
H. G. Demerritt
Hubricht
Trader Horn
Demerritt
New York
Gotham
Man of Future to Live Forever Says Scientist
Cambridge report on August 24 cites Professor F A E Crew of Edinburgh University predicting permanent youth and possible eternal life. He cites experiments such as extending worm lifespans through starvation and replacing protein loss as methods to halt aging. He argues knowledge will expand control over biology and environment, aligning science with religion on eternal life.
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United Press
Cambridge
Eng
F. A. E. Crew
Edinburgh Uni
Model Indiana farm replica at state fair centerpiece
A one tenth size replica of an Indiana farm home, surrounded by Hossier farm flowers and fruit, will anchor the agricultural and horticultural building at the state fair August 31 to September 7. The exhibit is built with cooperation from the Indiana Horticultural Society and the State Florists' Association, designed and built by Professor W. Q. Fitch of Purdue University and Paul Mather of Valparaiso.
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Indiana
Indiana Horticultural Society
State Florists’ Association
W. Q. Fitch
Purdue University
Paul Mather
Valparaiso
Auto hits 5 year old in Anderson injuring boy
Times Special reports in Anderson Indiana on August 24 that an automobile driven by Owen O'Neill of Fort Wayne struck and injured Harry Reddick, age 5, near the boy's home.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
Owen O'Neill
Ft. Wayne
Harry Reddick
Threat to sidetrack tariff bill stirs congressional nerves
Washington reports that Republican leaders threaten to sidetrack the tariff bill until after the January 1 deadline. James Watson, floor leader, says the bill will not be held indefinitely yet will not be rushed. Democrats fear delay could shift action past the 1930 elections, while farm bloc members insist on the agricultural provisions.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
James Watson
Congress
Watson
Roads To Be Clear For Labor Day Traffic
All unpaved roads have been dragged and put in good surface condition for Labor Day traffic by A H Hinkle state highway department maintenance superintendent. Work on main highways will largely avoid traffic disruptions. When patching pavement or extending culverts, operations will pause for the day. Hinkle ordered workers not to apply oil on roads before Labor Day and to clear weeds and brush from berms and side ditches.
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A. H. Hinkle
State
Hinkle
Contests At Rhodius Pool City Meet Scheduled Sunday
Officials at Rhodius park pool announce a city-wide swimming meet for Sunday at 2 p m. Entries divide into juvenile under 12 junior under 16 and senior over 16. Events include 20 yard free style 40 yard freestyle 40 yard back stroke 40 yard breast stroke diving and more with boys and girls in each group. Special exhibition diving by 9 year old Bobby Lile. A novice event pool game and medley relay also on the program. Director is Norman Hammer with Mrs Euna Burns matron and Rhodius life guards in charge.
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Rhodius Park
Norman Hammer
Bobby Lile
Hammer
Euna Burns
Rhodius Life Guards
Indiana girls enroll in state fair home economics school
Registration begins as about one hundred girls from across Indiana join the Indiana board of agriculture sponsored two week program. The curriculum covers food preparation meal service home nursing and sewing with several events including a dinner tea religious services talks and a luncheon for state lawmakers wives and guests.
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Indiana Board of Agriculture and
Harry G. Leslie
Leslie
Lena 8. Mann
Gilyman
Ill
Ada Schweitzer
Charles Brandon Booth
Carl Chiller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana Theater Management
Kentucky pilot killed in German crash near Fulda
Joseph Gross of Louisville Kentucky was killed when his passenger plane crashed in a forested mountain near Fulda while en route to Frankfort am Main. Three passengers also died and a fourth person was seriously injured in the crash reported today by United Press.
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Bu United Prese Ae
Berlin
Joseph Gross
Louisville
Gross
Frankfort-Am-Main
Fulda
Liquor Drill Tests Prohibition Tactics in New York
In New York, about 35 000 speakeasies stage raid drills to simulate police raids. Patrons tipple is dumped, tables cleared, and staff don kitchen aprons as cleaners stand by near the register awaiting arrest. The drills mirror life boat procedures with swift, disciplined actions to deter raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Four Injured in Auto Collision In Indianapolis Area
Two girls released from city hospital after Friday crash while five others remain hospitalized with cuts and bruises from traffic incidents in and near Indianapolis. Leona Dillinger 16 of 1966 Winter Ave was cut on the head when her parents car collided with a hog truck at Massachusetts Ave and Sherman Dr. Dr and Mrs C W Douden and Mr and Mrs W W Gaunt of Louisville Ky were injured when their car hit an auto carrying Indianapolis Negroes near Edinburg. Miss Viola Blythe 16 and Miss Genevieve Reckel 15 of Valley Mills were discharged after minor injuries from a crash at Lynhurst Dr and Morris St.
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City Hospital
Indianapolis
Massachusetts Avenue
Sherman Drive
Leona Dillinger
Winter Avenue
C. W. Douden
W. W. Gaunt
Louisville
Indiana Junior Order and Daughters Elect New Officers
At the Denison hotel state conventions in Indiana more than 300 members elected new officers. Dr. William C. Squires became state councilor of the Junior Order, while Mrs. Anna Malcom and others were named to key posts in the Daughters of America including state councilor and associate positions.
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Order of United American Mechanics
The
Daughters of America of
Indiana
Denison Hotel
Daughters of America
Anna Malcom
Indianapolis
Pearl Taylor
Jeffersonville
Olga Haga
Margaret McKay
Terre Haute
Cora Andrews
Aurora
Ida Hottinger
Muncie
Lucille Isenhart
Hartford City
Inside Sentinel
Marie Huffman
Idianapolis
Outside Sentinel
William C. Squires
Richmond
Leroy R. Smock
A. J. Minnewitch
Fr. Wayne
Daniel Cook
South Bend
W. E. Blackburn
Lawrenceburg
Stanley Powell
Rising Sun
John Flinn
Elwood
Dr. Squires
Charles L. Kelley
Maywood
No Hazing at Iowa City Opens New Freshman Welcome
In Iowa City Aug 24 hazing at the University of Iowa is declared a thing of the past. Freshmen may expect a friendly greeting from an upperclassmen committee led by Emerson W Nelson Cherokee former Hawkeye all western football star as chairman cherishing a new start for newcomers.
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United Press
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Emerson W. Nelson
Anderson Woman Dies in Sudden Home Death
Anderson Indiana, Aug 24. Mrs Hazel Coffman 36 wife of Earl Coffman died unexpectedly at her home here.
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Anderson
Ind
Hazel Coffman
Earl Coffman
Million Dollar Spokane Fire Destroys Mills Hospital
Fire swept a ten acre area in eastern Spokane injuring six firefighters and a 72 year old woman while destroying mills offices and Paine sanitarium. Firefighters and volunteers moved bed ridden patients to safety as gale winds fanned the blaze for five hours, with no lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Spokane
Wash
Great Northern Railroad
Paine Sanitarium
Board approves partial plans for city hospital ward unit
The board of health tentatively approves three stories of a proposed ward at the city hospital while awaiting final word from Dr. Christopher Parnell, Rochester, about a ten story unit. Architect Arthur Bohn drew the plans for the three story phase.
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City Hospital
Board of Health
Christopher Parnell
Rochester
N. Y
Arthur Bohn
Health institute to be held for Sisters at community center
About 100 members of the Teaching Order of Sisters will attend a health institute sponsored by the Marion County Tuberculosis Association at the Catholic community center 1010 North Pennsylvania street from Aug 27 to 29. Association leaders and physicians will discuss public health problems with speakers including Dr. F R Henshaw dean of the Indiana University School of Dentistry Dr Alfred Henry of Indiana University and Dr Herman Morgan secretary of the Indianapolis Board of Health.
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Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Catholic Community Center
North
Pennsylvania Street
F. R. Henshaw
Indiana University School of Dentistry
Alfred Henry
Indiana University
Herman Morgan
Indianapolis Board of Health
Two men held on narcotic charges in Marion County
Joseph T. Dawson and Alton Whitlock, both Negro youths, were jailed in Marion County facing federal narcotic charges. They pleaded the cocaine they sold was ground-up aspirin tablets. Each was held under $2,000 bond as narcotic agents insisted the substance was cocaine.
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Joseph T. Dawson
Senate Avenue
Alton Whitlock
Illinois Street
Marion County
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