Parents and Teachers Meet at Winona Lake Convention
Delegates from across Indiana gathered at Winona Lake for the Indiana Parent-Teacher Association two day convention. State organizer Mrs Homer J Miller urged cooperative effort between parents and teachers in child education. Speakers included Mrs Royal Thompson Hugh W Norman E Austin and George E Schlafer with Richard Lieber scheduled to give an illustrated lecture that night.
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Bu_Times
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Lake
Indiana
Parent-Teacher Association
Homer J. Miller
South Bend
Royal Thompson
Indianapolis
Hugh W. Norman
Bloomington
Civic official urges extra Washington Street cars during rush hours
Edward J. Sexton secretary of the Southeastern Civic Improvement Club writes to John W. McCardle chair of the public service commission urging that extra street cars be kept from Washington Street between Pennsylvania and Illinois Streets during rush hours. He notes South Side residents have received nothing in 25 years and backs right and left turns at Pennsylvania and Meridian Streets on Washington Street.
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Pennsylvania
Illinois Sts
South Side Motor Coach Company
John W. McCardle
Public Service Commission
Edward J. Sexton
Southeastern Civic Improvement Club
Sexton
South Side
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Meridian Sts
Conference on China extraterritorial rights hoped by Coolidge
The Daily Telegraph reports that President Coolidge hopes a conference on extraterritorial rights in China will be held eventually after the present Chinese situation is settled. There is no immediate plan for a conference, according to American diplomatic channels relayed by the Telegraph.
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Bay United Press
London
Coolidge
China
Daily Telegraph
Fire causes $300 damage to two structures
Fire of unknown origin today damaged a garage at 1135 South Meridian Street belonging to G. L. Kramer for about $200. The blaze spread to a shed at 20 East Morris Street owned by Jacob Lichner, causing roughly $100 in damage.
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S. Meridian St
Jacob Lichner
Morris St
Retired shoe dealer Simon Pink dies at 74
Simon Pink, a retired Seattle area men’s footwear dealer on BE Washington St, died Wednesday at 74. He retired three years ago and is survived by his widow, a sister Mrs. Henry Mazur, and niece Mrs. H. B. Nathan. Private funeral Friday at his residence with burial in Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery. he was a member of the Hebrew Congregation and the Masons.
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Simon Pink
BE. Washington St
Paris New York Nonstop Flight Planned This Fall
The proposed Paris to New York nonstop flight will begin in August or September, per today's announcement.
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Paris
New York
United Press
Population survey aims to count Indianapolis residents
Leonard V. Harrison and John Reynolds of the Chamber of Commerce announce a thorough city census to determine Indianapolis population as of July 1 1925. Estimates from utilities vary up to 71 000? while the Census Bureau lists 358 819. The survey will use newspaper circulation, water use, gas meter data, voter registrations and assessment rolls to gauge growth.
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Indianapolis
Leonard V. Harrison
Civic Affairs Department
Chamber of Commerce
John B. Reynolds
United States Census Bureau
Harrison
Two Men Detained After Police Impersonation Arrests
Police say two of three men who entered Mrs. Buelah McMann’s apartment at 617 N West St on Apr 36 attempted to force her to accompany them and claimed to be officers. They are in city jail on $1000 bonds under names William D Dugan 22 of 318 Minerva St and Michael Mc Glynn 25 of 109 Minerva St.
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N. West St
City Prison
William D. Dugan
Minerva St
Michael McGlynn
Indianapolis Band Plans Public Concert at University Park
The Indianapolis Military Band will present a public concert at 7 30 tonight at University Park. R Wal ter Jarvis superintendent of parks announced the event and Miss Mary Ca will sing.
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Indianapolis
University Park
R. Walter Jarvis
Mary Ca
Nickel Plate Sues Over Drainage Wall Cost split
Nickel Plate files a complaint in Superior Court One seeking 23 percent of the cost for a concrete wall along Pogue's Run from New York Street to Washington Street. The suit challenges a board of works assessment that split the cost equally with Big Four railroads for the retaining wall drainage project.
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Board of Works
New York St
Washington St
Superior Court One
Pogue
Fire destroys garage and fifteen cars at Frankton
Damage estimated at 20000 dollars after a blaze at Frankton nine miles northwest of Anderson destroyed a garage and fifteen autos. Red Men's Hall and other buildings were threatened as Elwood firefighters helped combat the fire.
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Bu Times
Anderson
Ind
Frankton
Here
Red Men's Hall
Elwood Fire Department
City Teams Rested To Beat Heat Says City Vet
L. E. Slater, city veterinarian, defended wagons drivers as resting their teams during hot days. He said he asked teamsters to give animals rest periods and noted two city workers were overcome by heat this week.
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L. E. Slater
Slater
Hoober Civil War Veteran Dies at 82
George A. R. post conduct Memorial Park services for Henry W. Hoober 82 of 214 N Tacoma Ave. He died Tuesday. Hoober served three years in the 87th Indiana Infantry. Survived by widow three sons and four daughters. Born in Pennsylvania and lived in Indiana most of life. Funeral at 1 p.m. at East M. E. Church manse.
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Tacoma Ave
Hoober
Mr. Hoober
Pennsylvania
Indiana
87Th Indiana Infantry
Officials seek to cut insanity inquest witnesses
County and city officials at a conference in the office of county auditor Harry Dunn proposed reducing the number of witnesses in ordinary insanity inquest cases from five to two. The plan will be submitted to Dr. Max Bahr, superintendent of the Central Insane Hospital.
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Max Bahr
Central Insane Hospital
Funeral Services for Omer U New man Attorney
Brother Masons will conduct funeral services for Omer U New man, attorney, at 4 p m Friday at the residence 1302 Pleasant St. The body will be taken to Peru for burial Saturday. Newman began practicing law in 1895 and served Marion County in the State Legislature for two terms. He was an Indiana University graduate. Surviving are the widow two sons and a daughter.
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Omer U. Newman
Pleasant St
Peru
Newman
Marion County
Indiana University
Thefts Tools Charge Against Spencer Page
Detectives Brooks and Fields say Spencer Page age nineteen of 2626 Paris Avenue was held on a five thousand dollar vagrancy bond at the city jail for allegedly taking tools valued at about four hundred dollars from the Chevrolet Motor Company located at Tenth Street and the Canal.
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Spencer Page
Paris Ave
City Prison
Brooks and Fields
Chevrolet Motor Company
Tenth St
Canal
Will Fight Delayed in Shepherd Will Contest
Chicago July 9 United Press William D Shepherd faces another delay in his bid to inherit the McClintock estate. Seven cousins challenge Billy McClintock's will claiming undue influence. Arguments postponed to Tuesday July 14 after a jury acquitted Shepherd of murder.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
McClintock
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
Billy
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