Washington Pays Marshall Homage in Brief Services
Funeral arrangements for Thomas Riley Marshall former Vice President and Indiana governor were announced with services at the Marshall home in Indianapolis, escort plans by Scottish Rite, and a Washington to Indiana body transfer. The willard hotel service and Crown Hill burial were noted along with official and political attendance.
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Marshall
Thomas Riley Marshall
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Union Station
Marshall Home
N. Illinois
Indianapolis
Scottish Rite Council of Deliberation
William Geake
Ft. Wayne
Counceil
Winfield T. Durbin
Andersen
Walter J. le Saulnier
Joel A. Baker
Indiana Democratic Club
John Hollet
Bowman Filder
L. Ert Slack
Frank P. Baker
Charles Remster
Charles E. Cox
Edward W. Felt
Woodburn Masson
Remster
Cox
Michael J. Ryan
Mr. Marshall
Lawrence B. Davis
Indianapolis Bar Association
John B. Hollett
Merle N. Wy Walkercaters
Denny
Charles Martindale
Albert Baker
Michael A. Foley
Frank B. Ross
Statehouse
Jackson
United Press
Thomas F. Walsh
Mark Thistlethwaite
New Willard Hotel
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Marshalls
Washinegton
Coolidge
Statesman
Harry New
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Hays Hammond
J. Fred Essary
Gridiron Club
James Co. Hornaday
James M. Baker
Senate
Seven Stop and Go Signals Authorized at Seven Intersections
City board of safety approves traffic control at seven intersections. Signals will be installed at State St and Southeast ern Ave, Michigan and Delaware Sts, New York and New Jersey Sts, Tacoma and Massachusetts Ave, Washington Blvd and Thirtieth St, State and Washington Sts, and South and East Sts.
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City Board of Safety
State St
Southeastern Ave
Michigan
Delaware
New York
New Jersey
Tacoma
Massachusetts
Washington Blvd
Thirtieth St
State
Washington
South
East Sts
Girl and Auto Left During Runaway Search
Police hunted Fay Lotshaw a 16 year old who left her home at 3005 Station Street Monday. Mrs Frank L Nicholas sister told police she saw an auto in the alley and later found her sister and the auto gone. Detroit police were asked to watch trains arriving from here for Alice Hord a 16 year old of 216 Kenwood Avenue who ran away Monday.
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Fay Lotshaw
Station St
Frank L. Nicholas
Detroit
Alice Hord
Kenwood Ave
Dietzen Will Contest In Federal Court Over Heir Claims
Leo Dietzen of New York City filed in Federal Court to challenge the will of Mrs. Emma J. Dietzen of Terre Haute Indiana. He seeks to invalidate the 116000 bequest to heirs alleging lack of sound mind undue execution and fraud. Defendants named include Albert Paul R William A Lewis Dietzen all of Anderson Indiana Dolores Cottom of Terre Haute and Jesse A Dietzen of Frankton Indiana.
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Emma J. Dietzen
Terre Haute
Ind
Leo Dietzen
New York City
Dietzen
Albert
Paul R
William A
Lewis Dietzen
Anderson Ind
Butler University Receives 15000 Gift for Building Fund
Arthur R. Baxter of the Keyless Lock Company donates 5000 to Butler University as part of a drive to raise 700000 for a building fund by year end. John W. Atherton notes a 300000 pledge from William G. Irwin and Mrs Z T Sweeney contingent on full raise. Construction at the Fairview site could begin next spring.
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Butler University
Arthur R. Baxter
Keyless Lock Company
John W. Atherton
Univerity
William G. Irwin
Z. T. Sweeney
Columbus
Ind
Butler
Fairview
Atherton
Meridian St Safety Zone Warning For Drivers
Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff warns motorists during rush hours not to use pedestrian safety islands on Meridian Street. He notes many pedestrians have reported unsafe driving behavior and urges compliance with the one way rule to protect walkers.
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Meridian St
Herman F. Rikhoff
Little Brown Jug Dry Bottles Found in Car at Brookside
Police rushed to 1416 Brookside Ave on a report of liquor transfer. They found Mrs. Margaret Hill, R. R. 14 Box 124, with an auto filled with jugs and a statement that she was hauling water.
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Brookside Ave
Margaret Hill
Heat Wave Toll Marks 1925 Debut Across Regions
June brought a deadly heat wave with several deaths and many prostrations as major cities reported record temperatures. Simultaneously, San Francisco saw extreme cold and Wyoming recorded snowfall, signaling wide regional weather contrasts.
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San Francisco
Wyoming
Indiana Sees Hot Rainless Start to June
Indiana endured a rainless hot start with Indianapolis sweltering as highs reached 90 and lows near 70. Some light North East rainfall around Ft Wayne and Angola was logged, but statewide crops remain critical while forecasters expect relief by midweek with possible thunderstorms and cooler temperatures.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Angola
United States Weather Bureau
Heat and Wind Storms Deliver Damage Across Midwest
Terrific winds leveled structures at Wier Kansas while New England faced severe storms overnight. Heat waves produced fatalities and injuries in Chicago Cleveland and Des Moines with several cities reporting high temperatures and heat prostrations. Tornado damage occurred near Pittsburg Kan and a wind storm near Omaha Neb caused one death and another injury.
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Wier
Kansas
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
New England
Wisconsin Lakes
Pittsburg
Kan
Des Moines
Omaha
Neb
Middle West
Fireman Resigns as City Board Accepts Denker Departure
William Denker of Truck Company 18 resigns with board of safety approving the dismissal. Arch D. Pall, a traffic policeman, is granted leave to attend the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox Kentucky.
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William Denker
Board of Safety
Arch D. Pall
Citizens Military Training Camp
Camp Knox
Bank President Dies at 74 in Carmel Indiana
George Manlove, 74, president of the Citizens Bank of Carmel and notable landowner, died Monday afternoon in Carmel. A sister, Mrs. Vienna Graves of Wilkinson, Ind., is the only survivor.
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Carmel
Ind
George Manlove
Citizens Bank of
City employee faces improper driving charge
William Sowder, a city street cleaning inspector, was slated on an improper driving charge today. Witnesses claim he ran a silent cop stop signal at Noble and Washington Streets and collided with an auto driven by William Brown of Columbus, Ohio.
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William Sowder
Noble and
Washington Sts
William Brown
Columbus
Ara
Pagoda at Speedway Falls After Long Service
The famed Pagoda housing newspaper men and arbiters at the Speedway collapsed after a long run of races. Dr. William E. Shattuc, who finished ninth in the annual 500 mile race, and Riley Brett, Marry Miller’s head mechanic, spotted the blaze. Officials plan to rebuild a larger stand.
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Speedway
William E. Shattuc
the Speedway
Dr. Shattuc
Riley Brett
Marry Miller
Miller Motors
Ong Destroys Marble Jinx In Central League Elims
Kennard Ong of Indianapolis won two of three games from Teddy Nawrocki of Chicago in the Central League eliminations. Ong, in sixth place, faced Franklin Westrope of Springfield in the afternoon and eyed a path to the national semifinal and championship.
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Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Kennard Ong
Indianapolis
Teddy Nawrocki
Chicago
Ong
Franklin Westrope
Springfield
Ill
City Building Boom Grows With Record May Permits
City building inspector Francis F. Hamilton reports May permits total 1,754 with value 1,965,741, up from 1,560 last year. For the week ending May 30, 323 permits valued at 438,411 were issued. Smoke inspector H. F. Templeton logged 67 inspections and will attend the National Smoke Prevention Association meeting in Grand Rapids, Michigan, June 17–20.
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Francis F. Hamilton
H. F. Templeton
Templeton
Board of Safety
National
Fragmented OCR Weather/Time Reading
The readable parts show times and numbers but lack context or clear events. It lists several timestamps and figures such as 6 a m 73 10 a m 84 3 a and other stray values with unclear sources.
Bail Hearing of Stephenson Postponed to June 16
The bail hearing for D. Stephenson former grand dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan and co defendants Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry was postponed from June 11 to June 16. Judge Fred E. Hines set June 16 17 and 18 for the three day hearing and ordered the motions concluded in that period. State Attorney William H. Remy and Charles B. Cox for the Oberholtzer family appeared. defense counsel included Floyd Christian and Eph Inman Ira Holmes. The defendants remain jailed on a venue change from Marion County.
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Times
Noblesville
Ind
Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
University Ave
Fred E. Hines
New
William H. Remy
Charles B. Cox
Oberholtzer
Hines
Floyd Christian
Christian & Waltz
Eph’ Inman
Ira Holmes
Ralph Kane
Bank and Blain
Indianapolis
Kane
Hamilton County
Remy
Klinck
Gentry
Marion County Criminal Court
Statehouse Fire Damages Tax Board Offices
A morning blaze at the State tax board offices caused about 1000 in damage. Several papers belonging to tax board member William Hough were destroyed along with 59 dollars in coal owned by clerk Miss Ted Murphy. A check is under way to see if public improvement bond records were lost. Fire found shortly after 1 am by night watchman Max Retsberg of 1008 8S Meridian St.
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State Tax Board
William Hough
Tax Board
Ted Murphy
Max Retsberg
Meridian St
Liquor Raid Nabs Restaurant Owner in Downtown Cellar
Police arrested Louis Thomas age 38 of 446 W Washington Street S&I after raid on a building revealed liquor behind a secret door on the third floor. Officers seized thirty one gallons of alcohol fifty six quarts of wine and thirty three quarts of white mule.
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Louis Thomas
Washington S&i
Resaurant
Iquor
Cox
Ejisenbut
June Rush to Wed at Full Tide in June
June marriage license activity continues briskly with 20 licenses issued in the first day of June in the county. past months show high counts and June 1923 set a record with 606 licenses. In New York Greater area a record 444 licenses were issued as couples rushed to wed before offices open. A New Jersey judge excuses juror Josephine McCormick who said she is to be married next week.
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Margaret Mahoney
York
Greater
New York
Josiah Cohen
Josephine McCormick
Shanghai riots flare again as martial law amid clash
Shanghai unrest resumes after martial law declaration. Exchange Telegraph dispatch cites a clash with disturbers leaving about twenty dead and many wounded.
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United Press
London
Shanghai
Russian Communists Arrested Amid Chinese Labor Turmoil
Martial law declared in Shanghai as foreign consuls seek more warships to protect the city. Fifteen killed and sixty wounded as a general strike spreads. Several Russian Communists are arrested on charges of fomenting trouble among Chinese labor organizations.
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Bu‘ United Press
Shanghai
Public Service OKs Stock Issue by Interstate for Capital Additions
The public service commission today authorized Interstate Public Service Company to issue and sell 2,288,100 dollars in stock to finance capital additions for plant and equipment.
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The
Public Service Commission
Interstate Public Service Company
Real Estate Front for Liquor Ring Nabbed in New York
Federal agents Winkler and Ward halted a large mail order liquor operation feeding Indianapolis by intercepting three men posing as real estate brokers in New York. They found deposits totaling hundreds daily and notes listing Indianapolis, Louisville, and Cincinnati customers. The defendants William Max Fisher Edward A Fisher and George Overland faced $2000 bonds in New York.
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Indianapolis
George Winkler
Seth Ward
New York City
Express
Middle West
Winkler
Ward
H. Bernstein
Broadway
Federal Bldg
Winkler and
Bernstein
New York
Chicago
United States
William Max Fisher
Edward A. Fisher
George Overland
Louisville
Cincinnati
White Horse
Fisher, Real Estate
Clubs Take Up Marriage and Divorce Laws
West Baden Indiana June 3. The General Federation of Women's Clubs renews the drive for uniform marriage and divorce laws at its biennial council. Mrs Genevieve Parkhurst links divorce reform with child labor, says only a constitutional amendment can create uniform laws. A resolution calls for an educational campaign amid opposition to amendments.
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West Baden
Ind
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Genevieve Parkhurst
New York
Pictorial Review
Chicago Woman Leads Cook County Tax Protest
Chicago June 2 Mrs Bl Bemis a Cook County official introduced a resolution directing Treasurer Carr to withhold from the State treasury the Illinois portion of taxes collected in Cook County amounting to 4600000. The measure passed unanimously in protest of the legislature failing to reapportion the state. Cook County argues it should have more votes in the state assembly due to its growth and tax contribution.
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United Press
Chicago
Cook County
Illinois
Bl. W. Bemis
Cook’ County
Patrick J. Carr
Bemis
State Assembly
Sheriff appeals to pastors to enforce law in St Joseph County
Thomas Goodrick, sheriff of St Joseph County, asked county ministers to help enforce the law. He said it is impossible to make a Sunday School out of the county but crimes and criminals will drop if pastors cooperate in running down law violators.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Thomas Goodrick
St. Joseph County
Goodrick
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