Neighbors Complaint Over Radio Ends In City Woman’s Death
Mrs. Josie Dazey, 39, of 927 North Bradley avenue, killed herself after brooding over a radio court case in which she and husband Grant Dazey were defendants. Neighbors sought an injunction to stop the nonstop radio noise, claiming it could be heard blocks away. Dazey found his wife on the upstairs hall floor, she died before aid arrived. he says she feared hypnosis after Judge Leathers urged amicable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Dazey
North
Bradley Avenue
Grant Dazey
Dazeys
Dazey
Holiday crowds pack parks and air show in Indianapolis
Thousands flocked to parks beaches and elaborate entertainment including an air circus at Stout Field Mars Hill and Ellenberger park staged by Irvington post American Legion Battery C Lebanon 113th FA planned an aerial artillery display. Fireworks concerts at clubs and parks followed a day of racing swimming bathing beauty finals and a pageant at the Palace theater with patriotic airs by David L Neafus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Guard
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service
Indiana
Battery C
Lebanon
Thirteenth Field Artillery
Ellenberger Park
Letitia Graham
North
Chester Avenue
Margaret Graham
Spencer Avenue
Boots Vincent
East Seventeenth Street
Marjorie Smith
Bancroft Street
Avalon Country Club
Highland Golf
Indianapolis
Meridian Hills
Woodstock
Ft. Harrison
Palace Theater
David L. Neafus
Scottish Rite
Greek chef to shoot Niagara Falls in charity stunt
Greek chef George Sathakis plans to shoot Niagara Falls in a glorified beer barrel Saturday afternoon to teach English speakers the secret of life. The barrel built at a local cooperage costs $490 from Sathakis’s savings and includes an oxygen tank, padding, and a harness for the rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Buffalo
N. Y
George Sathakis
Niagara Falls
Stathakis
Horseshoe Falls
Dead man appears during search at water tank
In Peru Indiana July 5 a worker search at a drained 1000 gallon water tank for a missing man Ralph Palmer ended when Palmer reappeared from the tank area. He had been working with the crew when the tank was drained and is believed to have fallen into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Times Special
Ind
Ralph Palmer
Palmer
Death Duel Over Blond Moll Rocks Detroit Night
Detroit dispatch reports gangsters clashed over a blond woman, killing William Cannon and George Collins, wounding Mike Stitzel who is in critical condition. The two gunmen fled into a crowd after a volley of shots outside the La Salle hotel. The woman Julia Kuffel is described as Cannon's companion with a Chicago past and prior killings linked to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
William Cannon
George Collins
Mike Stitzel
la Salle
Stitzel
Julia Kuffel
Cannon
Seek Bus Line for North Side
George C. Forrey receiver for the Indianapolis Street Railway Company files a petition with the public service commission seeking replacement of Mapleton branch streetcars with motor bus service. The Capitol avenue feeder would serve the district with a route from Illinois and Thirty-fourth west to Kenwood then north to Thirty-sixth and east to Illinois and beyond to Fifty-second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler-Fairview Civic Association
Public Service Commission
George C. Forrey
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Mapleton
Illinois
Thirty Fourth
Thirty-ninth Street
Capitol Avenue
Thirty-fourth Streets
Thirty-fourth
Kenwood Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Illinois Street
Forty-sixth Street
Fifty-second Street
Fifty-second
Thirty-fourth Street
Thieves Loot Drug Store and Groceries in Late Heist
Robbers entered the Thomas Mueller drug store at Twenty fifth and Dearborn streets and took fireworks cigars cigarets and candy with police estimating the loot at over 100 dollars. Separately bandits held up Standard Grocery manager L M Gale at 2332 Massachusetts avenue stealing about 15 dollars. A theft from a car on Capitol avenue and North street saw clothes and luggage belonging to Miss Lucile Costello and Miss Regina White of Chicago stolen, with loot valued at 450 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mueller
Twenty-fifth
Dearborn
L. M. Gale
Massachusetts Avenue
Lucile Costello
Regina White
Chicago
Capitol Avenue
North Street
Vault Burglary Hits Wiley High in Terre Haute
Principal W. S. Forney discovered burglars used a sledge hammer and an ax to breach a double brick wall into the school vault in the basement of Wiley high. Only $2 was reported missing from the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
W. S. Forney
Wiley High School
City of Chicago Air Vessel Flies On Amid Fourth of July Crowds
Chicago’s famed endurance plane marked its 23rd day aloft with crowds at Sky Harbor despite no landing. John and Kenneth Hunter expect continued flight into Sunday or longer, aided by refueling and growing publicity deals worth about 200000 dollars across films, vaudeville, testimonials, and radio talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hunter
John
Kenneth
Walter Hunter
Albert
Big Ben
Walter
City of
Traffic Signs Urged for Immediate Repair by Citizens
At 9 A. M. the weather shows south wind ten mph and 74 degree temperature with 30.20 barometer and unlimited ceiling. Police Chief J E Kinney asks citizens to report defective traffic signs and signals to police headquarters for immediate repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kinney
Old Revolutionary Drum Worth Eight Thousand Dollars
An elderly man recounts owning a Revolutionary War drum believed to be the country’s oldest. He explains how his ancestors, Timothy and John Church, carried it, its ties to Benedict Arnold, and how it passed to his father before reaching him. The drum sparked stories for boys during a Fourth of July gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Trixie
Church
Sonnies
Leon
Connecticut
Timothy Church
John
John Church
Timothy
Quebec
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Isaac
George W. Church
Marion County
Bobbie
Schroeder to Enter Plea in Torch Car Murder Case
Harold Herbert Schroeder and his attorney Ira M. Holmes prepared for arraignment Monday in criminal court as Judge James A. Collins would set a trial date for the arson charge. Holmes had secured a temporary restraining order against police methods and a hearing to permanent the order was scheduled after the arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Schroeder
Ira M. Holmes
Holmes
James A. Collins
Mobile
Alabama
Collins
Barking dog bites man in alley near West Fourteenth
Ora Neal of 1245 Lee street was bitten on the nose by a dog owned by Edith Lambert while Neal investigated barking in a yard at 127 West Fourteenth. He sustained severe lacerations and will receive anti rabies treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Neal
Lee Street
Neal
West Fourteenth Street
Edith Lambert
Ora
Cracker Mishap Injures Children During Fourth Festivities
Fireworks injuries reported as a 6 year old Margaret Campbell lost part of her hand after a boy threw a firecracker at her on North Haugh street. Her sister Louise 8 and Albert Brem 5 suffered burns. Margaret was treated at City Hospital. Identity of the boy unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Anna Campbell
North Haugh Street
Louise
City Hospital
Albert Brem
Mabel Brem
Udell Street
Scouts to Honor New Schools Chief in Indianapolis
Indianapolis scouts will honor Paul C. Stetson as the new superintendent of Indianapolis public schools at an executive council meeting next month. He arrives Aug. 1 from Dayton Ohio where he led the public school system and sat on the executive board of the Dayton-Miami Valley area council of Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Paul C. Stetson
Stetson
Dayton
Dayton-Miami Valley
Fourth of July Toll Rises in City Crashes and Fire
A series of crashes and a truck fire marked the Fourth of July toll with Walter Miller 27 and Herman Miller 19 of Terre Haute badly burned and not expected to survive after a rubber tire loaded truck overturned on National road. Robert Arnold 49 died when struck by an auto driven by Thomas McKinzie 34 as he crossed from a southbound bus stop. McKinzie faces involuntary manslaughter charges. Other injured include Miss Helen Meteger Morton Rawlings Bert Harrell Mrs Mary Park James Hall and Frank Willoughby. police report drunken drivings and scattered collisions across city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Walter Miller
Herman
Terre Haute
Robert Arnold
New Jersey Street
Thomas McKinzie
Spann Avenue
Arnold
U. S. 31
McKinzie
Miller Brothers
National Road
Helen Metzger
M. A. Fister
Lexington Avenue
Frank Willoughby
Eastern Avenue
Willoughby
Morton Rawlings
Vermont Street
Kentucky Avenue
Bert Harrell
Oxford Street
Tenth
Cornell Avenue
Mary Park
West Twenty-third Street
Roach and
Harding Streets
New Grand Jury to Resume Probe on Election Fraud
Criminal Judge James A. Collins and prosecutors set the stage for a resumed probe into primary election fraud as a new grand jury is impaneled. Six names were selected and will report for questioning, with William R. Ringer to sit with Cox when the probe restarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collins
Collins
Cox
I Hkre
Oming
Judson L. Stark
Stark
William R. Ringer
Gas Station Hold Up Foiled by Attendant
An attempted holdup of a Shell station at Tenth Street and Senate Avenue was blocked Thursday night by attendant Fred Steck. Steck, 32, of 1042 Fayette Street, said a bandit shoved a revolver in his face before Steck slammed a door and the man fled. A bullet shattered a window at Floyd Swope’s home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
Senate Avenue
Fred Steck
Fayette Street
Steck
Nell
Floyd Swope
East Market Street
Thrown From Car After Diamond Theft
Police hunt an automobile salesman missing name after snatching a $200 diamond ear ring from Miss Beatrice McCoy and throwing her from his car on South Randolph Street. She could not explain the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice McCoy
South
Randolph Street
Death in Poison Case Sparked by Grief and Insurance
In Greenfield Indiana on July 4 the defense in the first degree murder trial for George Kolb argues his wife Edna Kolb killed herself after their son's fatal crash. The defense portrays Kolb as loving family man unaware of the plan to die, while the state alleges poisoning for life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Carll
Greenfield
Ind
Edna Kolb
George Kolb
Rushville Farmer
Kolb
Paul Benson
Springer
Edna
Raymond Kolb
Bessie True
Benson
Maggie Kol
Rush County
Institute Near End as Butler Campus Disciples of Christ Close
The Church institute for Disciples of Christ ministers on the Butler University campus wraps up late today with an address by Dr. A. T. Robertson of the Southern Baptist Seminary in Louisville. More than 300 attendees joined sessions begun Wednesday as debates on church work’s outstanding questions continued. The Rev. Carl Barnett of Lebanon spoke affirmatively, while the Rev. Bernard P. Smith of Evansville defended religious doctrine. The Rev. T. K. Smith of Tabernacle Christian Church in Columbus chaired the closing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Institute For Disciples of Christ
Butler University
A. T. Robertson
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Carl Barnett
Lebanon
Bernard P. Smith
Evansville
T. K. Smith
Tabernacle Christian Church of Columbus
Mooney Ruling Due From Governor on 1916 Bombing Case
Mooney prepares for final stage of his pardon appeal after fourteen years in San Quentin. Governor C C Young plans to publish today the text of a document related to his case, as Mooney seeks release following the 1916 preparedness day bombing conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
OU Angeles
Tom Mooney
San Quentin
Loncon
C. C. Young
California
Mooney
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Air Circus
Legion Ete
Seek Bus
North Side
Hunter Brothers
Stanley Whitaker
Michael Feinburg
B. L. Majewski
Majewski
United States
Joseph W. Church
Drum
Leon Shepherd
Arch Steinel
Torch Man
Executive Council
Burns
Leeds
England
Hickson Chemical Works
Castleford
Raymond Springer
Connersville
Fayette
Arthur C. van
Disciples of Christ
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