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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1927

Page

7

Police training school to open in sixty days

Indianapolis police will start a local geography based training program including physical culture law target practice observation and first aid. Major Lewis Johnson will head the effort and the course aims to build a thorough scientific approach to policing for new appointees and veterans alike.

Claude F. Johnson Lewis Johnson Los Angeles New York Louisville Major Johnson

Bedroom Thief Alarm Works

E H Schroeder of 2200 Churchman Avenue used a rope tied to a chicken coop door and a chair in his bedroom as an alarm. Last night thieves toppled the chair. he fired several shots but police said he missed as the thieves fled on foot.

E. H. Schroeder Churchman Ave Schroeder

Copeland Says Al Smith Not Repeal Leader

Senator Copeland declares Governor Smith’s wet position favors Volstead Act modification to allow non intoxicating beers and wines. He cites a nationwide survey of states backing Smith totaling 306 electoral votes, exceeding the 270 needed for victory.

AL Smith Copeland United Press Washington New York Smith West Mason and Dixon Line Coolidge Beavn Tammany Hall United States Democratic Party Tammany Solid South New Jersey Rhode Island Connecticut New Hampshire Delaware Maryland Nevada New Mexico Arizona Wyoming Tennessee

School Board Considers 19-Room Addition at Broad Ripple High

A Broad Ripple school board meeting featured a request for a 19 room addition to Broad Ripple High. Citizens presented a petition with 400 signatures from locals gathered Tuesday night.

Broad Ripple High School Broad Ripple

Stolen Cars Belonging to Local Residents Reported

Police report multiple stolen vehicles tied to residents in Indiana and nearby areas. Esker Brown R R L Stilesville Ford 503 843 from Capitol Ave and Maryland Sts F B Kester 205 N Warman Ave Nash 562 743 from Washington and Tilmois Sts. Thomas Ford 912 Broadway Ford 513 279 from 156 Black ford St Raymond Herring Westport Ford 178 199 from Ohio St and Capitol Ave Clarence Newcomb 1129 Laurel St Ford 595 095 from Sanders St and Madison Ave William H Martin 440 Massachusetts Ave Chrysler 18185 from Vermont and Capitol Ave R H McKinney 1663 Union St Essex 693 937 from 1100 8 Meridian St Crescent Oil Company Wyoming and West Sts Dodge from 800 Massachusetts Ave

Esker Brown Stilesville Ind Ford Capitol Ave Maryland F. B. Kester N. Warman Ave Nash Washington and Tilmois Thomas Ford Broadway Blackford St Raymond Herring Westport Ohio St Clarence Newcomb Laurel St Sanders St Madison Ave William H. Martin Massachusetts Ave Chrysler Vermont R. H. McKinney Union St Eessex Meridian St Crescent Oil Company Wyoming Weet Sts Dodge

Back Home Again Automobiles Recovered in Greenwood

Automobiles reported found by police belong to Thorns Strewberry of Greenwood Indiana found at 315 West Ohio Street J P Dorrell 2008 Prospect 81 found at Keystone Avenue and Pleasant Run Boulevard.

Thorms Strewberry Greenwood Ind Ohio St J. P. Dorrell Ford Keystone Ave Pleasant Run Blvd

Buchanan Kin Annie Buchanan Dies at 90 in Philadelphia

Annie Buchanan 90 niece of former President Buchanan and Stephen Foster died at her Philadelphia home. She belonged to a prominent family and had long been active in religious and philanthropic work.

United Press Philadelphia Annie Buchanan President Buchanan Stephen c. Foster

Needle in Cape May woman gone unnoticed half a century

CAPE MAY N J Mrs George Mc Neil swallowed a needle over fifty years ago no ill effects followed. She recently felt hip pain and a doctor removed the needle confirming the long dormant incident after a period of worry and forgetting.

Cape May N. J George McNeil

Lindy’s Flight Sparks Stampede for Army Flying Cadets

Washington reports a surge in youth interest in Army flying training after Lindbergh’s historic flight. About 800 applications to the cadet course, roughly double last year, flood in as recruiting emphasizes San Antonio training and a Marshfield California school open this November.

United P Washington Army Air Corps Army San Antonio Marshfield Cal Flying Corps Reserve Lindbergh Army Training School

Spring Rainfall Sets New Mark

Indiana's March May 1927 rainfall exceeded all prior records for those months Meteorologist J H Armington notes rain on forty four of ninety two days with many days to come. The heavy rain damages corn and leaves 160 000 Indiana growers thirty days behind in ploughing.

Indianapolis Weather Bureau J. H. Armington Weather Bureau Indiana Armington

Rainfall Record Tumbles in Madison May 8

A spring weather event at Madison Indiana reported a 4.09 inch fall in twenty four hours. The record reflects heavy rainfall across the area with significant storm activity on that date.

Madison Ind

Mystery shot through wall near Wheasley home

A bullet pierced the kitchen window of Ray Wheasley at 2230 Winter Ave Tuesday night narrowly missing family members and lodging in the opposite wall. Wheasley fled out the back door and police were summoned to the scene.

Ray Wheasley Winter Ave Wheasley

Realty Trade Topic On Real Estate Policies At Meeting

Realty Trading will discuss How to Make a Real Estate Trade at the Indianapolis Real Estate board meeting Thursday at noon. Speakers include Z B Hunt Paul L McCord E K McKinney and Walter White.

Indianapolis Real Estate Board Chamber of Commerce Z. B. Hunt Paul L. McCord E. K. McKinney Walter, White

Meeting Tonight of Indianapolis Sheet Metal Contractors

The Indianapolis Sheet Metal Contractors Association schedules a meeting at the Denison hotel at 8 tonight. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming projects and industry matters with members in attendance.

Indianapolis Sheet Metal Contractors Association Denison

Four Walls Can Make a House But It Takes a Woman to Make a Home

A period ad style testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health. Mrs. Frank Dindore of Lancaster Ohio and Mrs. Epward Persina of Sturgis Michigan share experiences of improved energy, stamina, and easier childbirth after using the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Utica Michigan Frank Dindore Lancaster, Ohio Sturgis Lydia BE Forbes Epward Persina Sturgis Ave

Plane ghost sighting near Transylvania sparks awe at sea

On May 30 the Cunard liner Transylvania reported a light in the southern sky east of the ship off the Irish coast. Cadet King saw a moving light rise to altitude and vanish eastward, observed for ten to twelve minutes by two aboard. Officers suggested a naval aircraft during fleet exercises.

David W. Bone Cunard-Anchor Transylvania Europe Brtena Belgium London New York United Press Charles E. Dune Berkeley Cal King

Jews Plan First Community Drive in Indianapolis

Plans for Indianapolis Jewish Community Chest campaign were outlined at a Tuesday meeting at the Elks Club. The goal was set at 80 382 dollars. Speakers included Ralph Bamberger campaign chair, Albert M. Rosenthal director, J A Goodman president, and Samuel Frommer publicity manager.

Indianapolis Jewish Community Chest Elks Club Ralph Bamberger Albert M. Rosenthal J. A. Goodman Jewish Welfare Fund Samuel Frommer Rosenthal

Vote Split Halts Shortridge Heating Cut

Indianapolis school board factions blocked a $358 000 reduction in the Shortridge High School heating and ventilating project. The board, after a tax board approved $230 000 bond, debated excluding temperature control toilet ventilation and steam pipe line covering. Minority member Fred Bates Johnson led opposition with Charlies R. Yoke, while Theo dore F. Vonnegut and Lillian Sedwick supported the cut. Charles W. Kern shifted to support the plan.

Indianapolis Shortridge High School Fred Bates Johnson Johnson Charlies R. Yoke Theodore F. Vonnegut Lillian Sedwick Charles W. Kern Vonnegut Sedwick

Paddling Saves Boy After Money Theft Incident

A mother and teacher intervened to avoid juvenile court for an 8 year old pupil at School 4 after the boy admitted stealing money from Miss Monica Rice. The teacher requested no arrest and the boy was returned to his mother who planned to involve the father when he arrived home.

An &S Monica Rice

Injured Racers Improve After Speed Way Crash

Henry Kohlert 34 of St. Charles Illinois seriously injured in a speedway race crash Monday remained unconscious until recovery and asked who won. Jules Ellingboe and Norman Batten also injured with Burns and serious injuries. all three hospitalized at Methodist Hospital.

Henry Kohlert St. Charles Kohlert Ill

What Traffic Will Bear

Rail freight rates aim to maximize total traffic rather than squeeze each item. Rates are moderated to develop volume, benefiting both producers and railways through shared overhead and improved efficiency. The current structure results from years of study, with managers urging readjustment when commerce lags. L. A. Downs Illinois Central System president. Chicago June 1, 1927.

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