Fourth of July Defense Day Parade in Indianapolis Observed
Indianapolis joins a large Fourth of July celebration featuring a 9 30 a m Defense Day parade from Washington and Delaware Streets with Army National Guard Naval Reserve police and fire departments as Brig Gen Aultman reviews from American Legion HQ. A field day at Indiana State grounds follows with a 1 p m program and 50 cent action.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Delaware Sts
Army
National Guard
Naval Reserve
Céline G. L. Townsend
Meridian St
St. Clair St
Shank
Dwight E. Aultman
American Legion
Indiana State Grounds
Tax payments show increase in 1925 state settlements
A report by Charles B. Shultz shows an initial 1925 state tax settlement net of 7 19,301.86 after 8,486,710.75 in total payments by county officials. This exceeds last year's net settlement of 6,776,401.13. Marion county contributed 945 in 1925 versus 813.58 in 1924 at this stage. Taxes are at a 28 cent rate set by the tax board and apply to 1924 assessments. remainder due in December.
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Charles B. Shultz
State Auditor’s Office
Marion County
State
MacMillan Reaches Battle Harbor Labrador
United Press reports from Zenith Radio Corporation that Donald A. MacMillan commander of the Navy MacMillan polar expedition has reached Battle Harbor Labrador. The Peary has anchored and the party is safe according to a radiogram received today.
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United Press
Chicago
Donald A. MacMillan
United States Navy-MacMillan
Want Ads Help Many Enjoy the 4th
Hundreds of Indianapolis families will travel to nearby resorts and picnic spots, aided by cars bought through the Want Ads in the Times. The classifieds are described as the recognized market for used cars, enabling both dealers and individuals to sell affordably and expand car ownership.
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Indianapolis
Piper Wits
Stephenson Case Sets Long Trial After Bitter Fight
Noblesville Indiana July 3 Earl Gentry joins D C Stephenson and Earl Klinck on charges in the Magde Oberholtzer murder trial. A drawn out battle over trial order ends with Gentry to be tried Monday while Stephenson seeks separate trial and Klinck to follow. Judges rules over motions promise long proceedings with separate trials and possible continuances.
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Blythe Q. Hendricks
Noblesville
Ind
Earl Gentry
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinek
Madge Oberholtzer
University Ave
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Gentry
Klinck
Stephenson
Fred E. Hines
Hines
Eph Inman
Inman
Ralph K. Kane
Justin Roberts
Hamilton County
Two new temblors strike Santa Barbara area
Santa Barbara was shaken by two earthquakes, one severe, injuring twelve workmen and pedestrians. The death toll rose to fourteen with the discovery of Charles Knudson’s body in a rooming house ruin. Marines remained in control of the devastated area.
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Santa Barbara
Carillo Hotel
Ventura
Montecito
Charles Knudson
Tribute Paid to Washington by Coolidge at Cambridge
President Colidge led the nation in honoring George Washington on the 150th anniversary of his arrival at Cambridge common to take command of the Continental Army. Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge attended the event and he prepared to deliver the principal address at the Sesqui Centennial celebration with a reviewing parade and historical pageant.
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Dale War
United Press
Swampscott
Mass
Colidge
George Washington
Washington
Cambridge Common
Continental Army
Calvin Coolidge
White Court
Cambridge
Coolidge
Bank to Elect New President After Frenzel Death
Merchants National Bank directors plan to meet next Tuesday to elect Otto N. Frenzel’s successor. John P. Frenzel, his brother, appears likely to assume the presidency though no final decision was announced. John P. Frenzel retires today as president of Indiana Trust Company with Fred C. Dickson chosen to succeed him.
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Merchants National Bank
Otto N. Frenzel
John P. Frenzel
Indiana Trust Company
Fred C. Dickson
Walkers Have Plans to Aid Traffic
Indianapolis pedestrians pressure for safer streets in letters to The Times. Proposals include banning cars from downtown during certain hours, adding walk signals at crossings, limiting turns at busy corners, and restricting bus turning positions to protect pedestrians and reduce collision risk.
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Indianapolis
the Times
Board of Safety
Board of Works
Anson Evans
Ray St
Kentucky Ave
Washington
Illinois St
Baren J. McCoy
Miami St
Hennessey and Casey Win Wimbledon Doubles Semi
John Hennessey and Ray Casey, the young American pair, survived the semi finals in the British national men's doubles championship by defeating Jacques Brugnon and Henri Cochet in four sets 7-5 5-7 9-7 6-4 in Wimbledon England on July 3.
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United Press
Wimbledon
England
John Hennessey
Ray Casey
Jacques Brugnon
Henri Cochet
Air mail continues smooth run between New Brunswick and Chicago
Air mail service between New Brunswick New Jersey and Chicago ran as smoothly as its launch day. Pilot J B Bill arrived with 225 pounds of mail reporting four hours flying time from Cleveland.
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United Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Here
Chicago
J. B. Bill
Cleveland
Liquor Hold Up Blames Chauffeurs in Street Collision
A car crash at Fifteenth Street and Senate Avenue left Mary Mosby and John Galbreath charged with blind tiger and transporting liquor. W H Carothers, of 2047 Alvord Street, faces assault and battery counts. A gallon of white mule reportedly prevented the woman from fleeing after the collision.
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Mary Mosby
Mill St
John Galbreath
Alvord St
W. H. Carothers
Fifteenth St
Senate Ave
Galbreath
Miss Mosby
Carothers
Embezzlement Charge Against Local Plant Employee
Roy E. Morga, 23, of 345 Central Ave, Anderson, Ind, was charged with embezzling 6267.75. Detectives Owens and Gaugan arrested him today. Charles L. Hughes, president of Hughes Curry Packing Co, reported the former employee's alleged theft.
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Roy E. Morga
Central Ave
Owens and
Gaugan
Charles L. Hughes
Hughes- Curry Packing Company
Anderson, Ind
Morga
Shenandoah Leaves Lakehurst for Bar Harbor Conference
The naval dirigible Shenandoah detached from its Lakehurst mooring at 9 15 a m and after briefly circling the air station headed north toward Bar Harbor Maine for the Governors conference.
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United Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Bar Harbor
Judge Fines Field On Blind Tiger Charge
Criminal Judge James A. Collins today fined Lawrence Field of 636% N West St $100 and costs and sentenced him to thirty days in jail on a blind tiger charge. Fields appealed from city court where he received a similar fine and sentence.
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James A. Collins
Lawrence Field
N. West St
Fields
Dean O Natavia Firm Sinks as Banks Call For Money
Chicago July 3 The Dean O Natavia Company stock and grain brokers with branches in several cities failed. The Chicago Title and Trust was named receiver in Chicago with liabilities around 30 million. A bankruptcy petition listed liabilities about 5 million and assets 4 million filed in New York. Banks demanded repayment as notes were called. The firm suspended from NYSE NY Curb Market NY Cotton Market and Chicago Stock Exchange. The failure caused stock drops in Stewart Warner and Yellow Cab. Attorneys said slow assets and non actively traded stocks tied up working capital.
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Bu Rece
Chicago
Dean O'Nativia Company
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Title and Trust Company
New York
O'Nativia
New York Stock Exchange
Stewart-Warner
Yellow Cab
Winston, Strain & Shaw
Dean, O'Natavia & Co
Dean O'Natavia & Co
Stock Exchange
Typhoid Outbreak Prompts Winona Lake Water Ban
An outbreak of typhoid fever in Winona Lake Indiana triggers health officials to halt use of the city water until contamination sources are identified. Dr William F King secretary of the state board of health directs residents to avoid the water as inspectors flush and chlorinate mains.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Willam F. King
State Board of Health
Thurman B. Rice
State Bacteriological Laboratories
Raymond Bright
Winona Lele
N E A Defeats Motion On Child Labor Pledge
The sixty third annual convention of the National Education Association adjourned after voting down a motion to pledge to work untiringly for a child labor amendment to the Federal Constitution. The adopted resolution urged speedy passage of state and federal legislation to prevent child labor exploitation.
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National Education Association
Mary C. Bradford
Colorado
H. C. Minnick
Oxford
Ohio
Narrow Escape as Motorcycles Miss Coolidge Walk
Four motorcycle police narrowly avoided striking Mrs. Calvin Coolidge on a White Court path. The President’s wife, with secret service guard James Hadley, leaped aside as the machines sped between them, avoid ing a collision during a morning patrol.
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United Press
Swampscott
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
White Court
Indianapolis Times Fourth of July edition notice
Notice to dealers and carriers outlines early delivery for the July 4 edition. Out of town carriers on interurban cars receive papers 1 to 2 hours earlier, Indianapolis carriers 2 to 3 hours earlier except traction car routes. No late Final or Pink Sports edition. Times Circulation Dept.
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
TIMES
Body of Woman Found on Nickel Plate Railroad Near Malott Park
Sheriff identifies the deceased as Mrs. Edith Dean found beside the Nickel Plate Railroad near Malott Park. She died at Noblesville Hospital after the discovery. Local authorities are investigating circumstances surrounding the death.
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Edith Dean
Woman found fatally injured on Nickel Plate tracks
Marion and Hamilton County authorities investigated the death of Edith Irene Dean 27 of Marion at Noblesville Hospital after she was found on the Nickel Plate tracks north of Malott Park Indiana. Investigators believe she was dragged from her auto to the tracks amid a jealousy motive with footprints and tire marks guiding the inquiry.
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Marion
Hamilton County
Malott Park
Ind
Lawn
Omer Hawkins
Edith Irene Dean
Marion Apts
New Jersey St
Noblesville County Hospital
Dean
Hawkins
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Hamilton County Hospital
Charles Coultrin
Lealie Lingerman
Heat May Set New Mark For Season In City
Indianapolis opened the day before the Fourth with indications of a new heat record for the year. The United States Weather Bureau said the temperature would drop for the Fourth with possible thunderstorms tonight or Saturday. At 1 p.m. the temperature stood at 96, four thousand bathers crowded Riverside Beach, and several city residents suffered heat prostrations.
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Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Indiana
Corn Belt
Vincennes
Riverside Beach
Edward E. McBride
Blistering Heat Waves Hit Southwest Kansas City
In Kansas City two people were overcome by the heat and a boy drowned while seeking relief in swimming as temperatures ranged from 97 to 106 degrees in Kansas. The blistering day followed another hot July 3 with widespread heat in the Southwest region.
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Kansas City
United Pre
Kansas
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Shenandoah
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Dean O
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Noblesville Hospital
Sixty-Second St
Were
Allisonville Rd
Sheriff Hawkins
Harry Lowe
Peru
Robinson
Lingerman
Margaret Harrell
Harrell
Ralph Smock
Alice Smock
Oliver Ave
City Hospital
Harold Jarvis
Hawthorne Lane
Washington Sts
Lewis McIntyre
E. Thirteenth St
Columbia Ave
Clayton Jones
Yandes
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