Hit and Run Driver Sought in City Accidents
Police sought Ernest Hale of 616 Ogden St as the driver of a truck that struck Everett Miller 27 of 507 E Washington St and fled. Ed Douglas of 856 W Walnut St was injured. Hale left the scene. Della Nichols of 1229 N Senate Ave was struck Saturday. driver D. K. Lutes of 914 N Oakland Ave faced assault charges.
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Everett Miller
E. Washington St
Western Union
Tenth Bt
Miler
Ernest Hale
Ogden St
W. G. Holliday
N. Garfield Ave
New York and
Davidson Sts
Ed Douglas
Walnut St
Hale
Della Nichols
Senate Ave
D. K. Lutes
Oakland Ave
Coal Strike Settlement Seen Within Ten Days
United Press reports William Green president of the American Federation of Labor predicts a settlement of the anthracite coal strike within ten days. His comment follows miners’ warning they would not be stampeded back to work and relates to operators’ offer allowing a return to old wages pending negotiations. Green spoke at Coshocton Ohio.
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United Press
New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Cosmopolitan Clubs District Convention Opens at YMCA
Delegates from Indiana Illinois Ohio and Michigan arrive for three day Cosmopolitan Clubs district session at the YMCA. Registration at 2 p m precedes a dinner speech by Howard W. Webb of Indianapolis on the medium of international understanding. John Mason will welcome delegates. Speakers will cover promotion of international understanding across political economic religious and educational lines.
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Indiana
Ilineis
Ohio
Michigan
Cosmopolitan Clubs
Howard W. Webb
Indianapolis
John Mason
International Intercollegiate
Laws urged to curb riding on motorcycle pillions
agitation grows in London for strict laws to stop passengers riding on pillion seats after a sharp rise in motorcycle accidents and deaths involving back-seat riders prompted widespread alarm.
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London
Wanderlust Ends as Hyland Plans Future World Tour
Captain Martin J. Hyland, retiring street commissioner, recalls a life of travel after leaving the Shank administration. He describes journeys through Central America Egypt and a grand circuit before the European war left him stranded briefly. Now married, he hints at someday finishing the big tour.
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Martin J. Hyland
Shank
Central America
Egypt
America
Hyland
Building opens at Purdue with new offices and departments
Times Special reports a new addition to the Purdue agricultural extension building in Lafayette Ind providing expanded facilities. Minor M Justin agricultural statistician gains three offices in the addition after his department moved from Indianapolis. Expansion adds space for boys and girls club facilities and for receiving soils and crops departments.
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Special Lafayette
Ind
Purdue Agricultural Extension
M. Justin
Agri
Indianapolis
Resignation of H G Wray Shakes South Bend Elevation Plan
H G Wray, track elevation engineer and likely city engineer designate, resigns creating a major challenge for Mayor Elect John L Duvall. Wray has steered the elevation program, directing a 25 million dollar project and sewer system revision, and his departure leaves critical technical knowledge vacant.
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H. G. Wray
South Bend
Ind
John L. Duvall
Wray
Liquor Found After Car Crash at Sheffield and Morris
Police confiscated an auto that crashed into a street car at Sheffield Ave and Morris St while attempting to avoid another vehicle. Two men fled the wrecked car and liquor was found inside, officials report.
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Sheffield Ave
Morris St
Stolen Cars Belonging to Local Residents Listed
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Bernard Swails of 1645 Spann Ave Ford and R G Stewart of 2052 College Ave Apt 2 Ford. Stolen near the Spann Ave address, registration 7681-26 noted.
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Bernard Swails
Spann Ave
Ford
R. G. Stewart
College Ave
Apt
This Owl Was Not So Wise This Owl Was Not So Wise
Lieut. 9-D Thomas of the emergency squad was awakened by a night owl at his home Sunday night. Mrs. Thomas heard the noise and lit the room where the owl had entered through an open window. The lieutenant chased and captured the bird and said he may keep it.
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D. Thomas
Police grill two suspects in multiple robberies
Charles Starnes and John Shelby, both locals, are being questioned on robbery charges after taxi driver Harold Bunch identified them as two bandits. Police link the pair to several hold ups since Christmas, including a $15 robbery, two gunshots at Rudolph Claffey, a $20 watch theft from Charles Bennett, and a $63 money take from Moshelle Kursker.
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Charles Starnes
Rural St
John Shelby
Cored
Oxford St
Harold Bunch
Bates St
Rudolph Claffey
Chiffey
Charles Bennett
Roosevelt Ave
Moshelle
Kurker
Seventeenth St
Card player held on vagrancy charge in Indianapolis
Thomas Robinson of 779 Indiana Ave was held on a high bond today for vagrancy. Police say Robinson and Charles Black, an employee of the Indianapolis Athletic Club, were playing cards. After Robinson left, Black said he missed 54 dollars.
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Thomas Robinson
Indiana Ave
Charles Black
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Robinson
Black
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