State Y M C A Camps Aid Indiana School Sports
A combined athletic camp and Hi-Y conference runs at Camps Bedford and Tecumseh with Indiana Hi-Y leaders, football coaches, and Purdue and Indiana university staff. Local high school boys attend as football, baseball, and track coaching streams run by James M. Phelan, Navy Bill Ingram, George D. Spradling, C. R. Cleveland, Zora Clevenger, and E. C. Hayes. The camps feature football fields, diamonds, a seven lane track, and other facilities. the program aims to foster fellowship, coaching technique, and club development. The event ends September 7.
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Bedford
Tecumseh
Indiana
Ben D. Chapman
New State
R. J. Duke
James M. Phelan
Purdue
Camp Tecumseh
Navy
Bill Ingram
Camp Bedford
George D. Spradling
C. R. Cleveland
Zora Clevenger
E. C. Hayes
Two Men Die in Shootings In City Scale
Police filed murder charges against two colored men today. Paul Shannon 22 of 640 Blake Street is charged with shooting Cole Burkhalter 38 a roomer at his home. James Utley 16 of 1028 Vandeman Street is charged with murdering Claude Kinnard colored at 1213 Vandeman Street in an argument over a dime in a dice game.
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Paul Shannon
Blake St
Cole Burkhalter
Burkhalter
Shannon
James Utley
Vandeman St
Claude Kinnard
Utley
VETS Attend Confab In Grand Rapids From Indiana
About 200 Civil War veterans from Indiana arrive in Grand Rapids Michigan for the national G A R encampment. They departed Indianapolis Sunday on a special train led by Capt Albert Ball Indiana G A R adjutant with a corporal. Ball after Vicksburg siege set up a local newspaper in Vicksburg using wall paper as printing stock.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Indianapolis
Albert Ball
Ball
Seige
Vicksburg
United Brethren ministers named after conference session
Bishop H. H. Fout presided over the White River Conference of United Brethren in Christ ending its eightieth annual session at University Heights in Indianapolis. J. B. Parsons announced appoint- ments for Indianapolis churches including A. M. Shaw Belmont and W. R. Montgomery University Heights among others.
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H. H. Fout
Indianapolis
White River
United Brethren In Christ
University Heights
J. B. Parsons
A. M. Shaw
Belmont
A. B. Arford
Brookside Park
L. P. Cooper
Calvary
H. W. Robbins
Community
W. E. Wilmeth
Forest Manor
B. S. McNeely
First Church
Roy Laswell
Home Lawn
W. R. Montgomery
Lad Hurt by Brick in Street Fight
Police seek a colored boy involved in a fight at Twenty Fourth Street and Northwestern Avenue after Robert Hill sixteen? 15, of 2516 Indianapolis Avenue, is in serious condition with a fractured skull from a brick. Hill was struck late Saturday. search is underway for the assailant.
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Robert Hill
Indianapolis Ave
City Hospital
Twenty- Fourth St
Northwestern Ave
Hill
Youths Held on Larceny Charges After Tire Theft
Raymond Liggett an 18, Raymond Drake a 19, and Charles Johnson a 22, of Harrison and Pine streets, were held on larceny charges after police pursued a fleeing companion who escaped after a gunfire exchange with Motorcycle Policemen Miller and Whisett. The trio allegedly sought to steal a tire from a parked auto in Riverside Park.
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Raymond Liggett
Harrison St
Raymond Drake
S. Pine St
Charles Johnson
Miller
Whisett
Riverside Park
Indiana State Fair Tickets Go On Sale Early
The State board of agriculture released advance tickets for reserved seats and boxes amid strong demand for evening horse shows Grand Circuit races and Cleopatra. Labor day marks the opening with James J. Davis to speak. The John Sheesley Shows occupy the ten acre midway as preparations continue for the largest exhibit season yet.
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State Board of Agriculture
Russell G. East
Suiles
James J. Davis
John Sheesley
E. J. Barker
Fire Probe Into $2,000 Damage At Several Homes
Fire officials probe origin after a Sunday blaze caused $2,000 in damage to barns and houses on Virginia Ave and Noble St. The fire started in Jerome Harding’s barn and spread to Mary Phelan’s dwelling. A man suffered burns when a gasoline can exploded at a Belmont Ave. home. A coal oil stove explosion in Nora caused $50 damage.
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Jerome Harding
Virginia Ave
Mary Phelan
Amelia Fritz
S. Noble St
Adolph Fritz
Thomas Smith
S. Belmont Ave
Gertrude Hinshaw
Nora
Ind
Woman Takes Poison Arrested On Vagrancy Charge
Mrs. Jessie Steele, 42, of 2577 Burford Ave., refused to state motive after taking poison and was taken to City Hospital following an arrest on a vagrancy charge. Police Watchstetter and Dillane reported she walked into her home and refused to talk before the ambulance was called.
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Jessie Steele
Burford Ave
Watchstetter
Dillane
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