Victim of Auto Accident to Be Buried Tuesday
A fatal crash west of the city left Anthony Somrak dead at 38 and seven others injured. Funeral for Somrak set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. Holy Trinity Church with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Tenth Street
Anthony Somrak
Holmes Ave
Frank Baudeck
Anna Baudeck
Frank
Henry Baudeck
Anna
Somrak
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Cross
William Coeppers
Mergole
Somrak Was Driving. the Somraks Were Pinned Beneath the Car, He Said James Knox
Capitol Ave
Frank Miller
Illinois St
Miller
Stolen autos tied to local residents with July picnic
Automobiles reported stolen belong to James M. Bailey of 2350 Spann Ave Ford and to Frank Fancana of Fourteenth St and Pleasant Run Blvd Ford from a garage at that address. Roy C. Neighbors 615 S Noble St Ford and Elmer Sauer 405 S Rural St Ford also reported thefts from the same address. York Rite Picnic set for July 19 in York with Broad Ripple as site. George J. Lehnert named chairman.
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James M. Bailey
Spann Ave
Ford
Ohio
Illinois
Frank Fancana
Fourteenth St
Pleasant Run Blvd
Roy C. Neighbors
S. Noble St
Elmer Sauer
S. Rural St
York
Broad Ripple
George J. Lehnert
Dentist Turns Vet Dentist Bites Into Horse Mouth
Dr Frank Jacobs a veterinary dentist at 342 S Temple Ave pulls a horse tooth by sticking his fist and forearm into the animal's mouth. He explains horses do not bite and uses a bale of hay to block kicks. He has twelve years as a veterinarian and eight as a veterinary dentist.
Filling station hold up nets $200 and suspect arrest
A bandit robbed a Standard Oil station at Randolph and Washington tearing open the safe and cash drawer after demanding cash. George E. Smith, address St. Louis Mo., is jailed on high bond. Police chased and captured the suspect at New York and Bird Streets after a car rider identified him.
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Standard Oil
Randolph
Washington Sts
Robert Banta
Englist Ave
George E. Smith
St. Louis
John W. Minor
Capitol Ave
Illinois and
Market Sts
Smith
Arthur Rose
Illinois St
Ray Schlosser
Brightwood Ave
New York and
Bird Sts
Schlosser
Hallie Q. Brown Keynotes National Scholarship Drive
Mrs Hallie Q Brown president of the National Association of Colored Women spoke to members of colored women's clubs at the Second Christian Church on Sunday urging support for a national scholarship fund for colored students.
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Hallie Q. Brown
National Association of Colored Women
Second Christian Church
Muscle Shoals To Go Over Till Another Session
Washington reports that after three years Congress will adjourn with Muscle Shoals unresolved. The Senate appears to vote on Ford's offer and Norris plan but no final action is expected, likely pushing the issue to the December session.
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Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
Altthough
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Senate
Henry Ford
Worris
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Ford
House
Keyes
Norris
French Engineers Develop Brick From Ordinary Earth
Two French engineers working under the national committee for scientific research and invention developed a brick made from ordinary earth. The announcement credits their collaboration and references the auspices under which the project was conducted.
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The
National Committee For Scientific Research and Invention
Will Name Him Anyhow At Third Party Convention
The third party national convention in St Paul on June 17 will endorse United States Senator Robert M La Follette for President despite his denunciation of the meeting. The conference will not be canceled and only a flat refusal by La Follette to permit his name to be used can block the endorsement.
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United States
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Canadian immigration rise in 1925 24 fiscal year
Montreal report shows immigration to Canada up 104 percent in 1925-24 versus 1922-23 while arrivals from the United States fell 7 percent. The Department of Immigration issued the figures.
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Montreal
Department of Immigration
United States
Red and Green Flower Grown by Ely Gardener
Ely gardener James Cutshaw reports a wandering red and green flower that crawls ten feet, blooms two weeks, then turns pale yellow and dies. Moonlight is said to favor its growth.
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Ely
England
James Cutshaw
Fishy Gift Sends Trout Eggs to Central Europe
New York June 2 Rainbow trout eggs from Oregon 5000 poten tial fish were sent to Czecho Slovakia aboard the White Star liner Pittsburgh recently. The eggs a gift of the United States to the central European republic will be used to stock mountain streams where.
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New York
Oregon
Czecho- Slovakia
Pittsburgh
United States
Central European Republic
Post Memorial Day Services Held by Hayward Barcus Post
Members of Hayward Barcus Post American Legion attended the C. M. B. class during post Memorial Day services at the Third Christian Church on Sunday.
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Hayward Barcus Post
American Legion
Third Christian Church
Shortridge High Alumni Meet Scheduled for June 13
Shortridge High School Alumni Association will hold a meeting on June 13 with Scott Brewer serving as president. Class reunions are planned alongside the gathering.
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Shortridge High School Alumni Association
Scott Brewer
Police records cite 10000 yearly murders in US study
New York June 2 American police records indicate at least 10 000 murder cases annually in a report by statistician Dr Frederick L Hoffman.
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New York
Frederick L Hoffman
No Wonder So Many People Praise Tanlac
Mrs. Lila Jacobson of Galesburg Illinois testifies that Tanlac restored her health after a 1918 flu and surgery left her nervous and weak. She gained weight and regained appetite as digestion improved and strength returned. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Mrrs. Jacobson
Lila Jacobson
S. Chambers St
Galesburg, Ill
Printer's error sparks nationwide tariff protest
Washington reports a May 6 tariff change raised duties on a chemical, but misprints in government bulletins switched sodium nitrite to nitrate, provoking letters to the White House and tariff commission. Thomas O Marvin clarifies no duty increase on nitrate.
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Washington Bereau
New York
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Tariff Commission
Thomas O. Marvin
Marvin
Union Trust Offers Full Service in Banking Travel and Real Estate
The Union Trust Company at 116 E Market St provides banking savings and trust services with a travel bureau run by Richard Kurtz. It handles real estate and insurance matters with probate and estate management, touting a safe conservative yet progressive approach. Niman supervised Zenite Metal and Advance Electrotype plant moves efficiently, earning commendations from Zenite and Advance executives.
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Union Trust Company
E. Market St
The
Union Trust
Trust Company
Comany
Adminster
Richard Kurtz
Travel Bureau of the Union Trust Company
Niman
Zenite Metal Company
Zenite
Advance Electrotype Company
Frank E. Reynolds
Niman Transfer and Storage Praised for Expeditious Service
The Niman Transfer and Storage Company led by M. T. Niman at 224-228 W. McCarty St. earns high praise from Precision Machine Company secretary W. Worley Jr. for handling a difficult move to the new plant at W. Tenth St. and the Canal with notable efficiency.
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Niman Transfer and Storage Company
W. McCarty St
M. T. Niman
Indianapolis
Precision Machine Company
W. Tenth St
Canal
Niman Company
W. W. Worley, Jr
Precision Company
Niman
Interstate Grotto Convention Car Donation Delighted
Bert Weedon traffic manager of the Interstate Company received a letter from Oliver R Wald monarch of Sahara Grotto accepting his offer to park a parlor-diner at the Traction Terminal Station for the Grotto convention. The June event expects 60 000 visitors with a Louisville delegation, and special trains are arranged. The Grottoes meet in Indianapolis June 22 to 25 and the parlor-diner will be provided at no charge to Louisville Grotto members.
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Interstate
Indiana
Indianapolis
Louisville
Oliver R Wald
Monarch of
Sahara
Weedon
Traction Terminal
United States
Canada
City
Monarch Wald
Wald
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Main
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Webster
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