Frees John D.3 Granddaughter Scandal Follows
Abby Rockefeller 21 daughter of John D Jr faced speeding charges in New York traffic court. She received suspended sentences from Magistrate Norman J Marsh on two counts, prompting accusations of favoritism and a city inquiry ordered by Mayor Hylan. Public protests grow as the case highlights alleged disparity before the law.
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NEA
New York
Rockefeller
Abby Rockefeller
John D., Jr
Norman J. Marsh
Hylan
Miss Rockefeller
Riverside Dr
Traf
Modern War Fleets Use Same Methods as in Old Days
The piece contrasts historic naval tactics with modern fleet formations. It notes massed ships, destroyers, cruisers, aircraft carriers, submarines, and dirigibles arranged in complex lines to break enemy formations, rake ships, and project air power, with emphasis on balanced fleets and avoiding head‑on engagements.
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Servier Ashington
Destoyers
America
Forty-Fifth State G A R Encampment Opens in Frankfort
Delegates and visitors arrive by train for Indiana State G A R encampment in Frankfort with about five hundred delegates expected. Events include registration, council of administration, band concert and reception as business sessions begin the next day. National commanders Saltzgarber and Quinn are due to address the campfire and closing gathering tomorrow night.
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Frankfort
Ind
Vistors
Muncie
Indianapolis
Council of Administration
Sons of Veterans
Masonic Temple
Saltzgarber
Quinn
American Legion
Captain Kinney Improves in Car Crash Case
Detec tive Captain Jeremiah Kinney 59 of 523 W St Clair St shows slight improvement after being struck by a car at Indiana Ave and California St. Dan Mallory 328 W Twenty-Fifth St driver of the car had case continued in city court until June 10.
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Jeremiah Kinney
W. St. Clair St
Kinney
Indiana Ave
California St
Dan Mallory
W. Twenty-Fifth St
Teachers to Graduate 260 Women at Indianapolis College
The Teachers College of Indianapolis will graduate 260 women on June 12. Dr. Eliza Blaker announced the class, with George H. Tapy of Wabash College delivering the baccalaureate sermon at Broadway M. E. Church and Dr. Virgil B. E. Rorer giving the commencement address at Murat Theater.
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Teachers College of Indianapolis
Eliza Blaker
George H. Tapy
Wabash College
Broadway M. E. Church
Virgil BE. Rorer
Meridian St. Methodist Church
Murat Theater
New Treatment for Swollen Glands Promoted
Advertises Emerald Oil as a daily application to reduce enlarged glands. Claims the oil discharges germs and poisons, heals openings quickly with no scar, and prescribes a two ounce bottle for use. Mentions Beary Drug Co. as provider.
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Ligeaive Feed 2 Tea Drug Co
Beary
Rabbi Gittlemann urges new Beth-El synagogue
Rabbi J. J. Gittlemann of Louisville told Beth El Congregation at the Woman's Department Club on Monday night that a new synagogue is needed at Forty Third and Buckle Streets. He emphasized religious training of children as a priority. Louis Sakowitz Samuel Frommer Mrs Louis Sagalowsky and Isaac Marks participated.
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J. J. Gittlemann
Louisville
Beth-El
Woman's Department Club
Forty-Third
Buckle Sts
Louis Sakowitz
Samuel Frommer
Louis Sagalowsky
Isaac Marks
Kemp Cleared on Appeal in Liquor Sale Case
Harry Kemp of 1613 Central Ave was found not guilty on appeal before Criminal Judge James A. Collings of selling liquor to Dallas R. Dean, 21, of 1534 Ringgold Ave. Kemp previously faced a city court fine of 100 dollars and thirty days in jail after being identified as the seller.
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Harry Kemp
Central Ave
Dallas
R. Dean
Ringgold Ave
James A. Collings
Kemp
Rumors of War Sweep Balkan States
Dispatches from Athens report unconfirmed revolts in Albania around Tirana and Durazzo. Reports claim fighting near Scutari with 32 government supporters and 18 insurgents killed. Rumors also mention intervention requests to the League of Nations and a possible cabinet crisis in Romania.
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Athens
Albania
Tirana
Balkans
Durazzo
League of Nations
United States
Scutari
Bucharest
Averescu
Ferdinand
Independence turmoil ponders Sinclair as potential king
The nation lacks a ruler and during a period discussions circulated about installing Harry F. Sinclair, the American oil magnate, as the monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Sinclair
Ayres Extends Space For Storage Leveraging 21 Year Lease
Ayres store to occupy upper floor rooms formerly used by William Beam just west of the L S Ayres store at Washington and Meridian Streets for storage. A twenty one year lease involves about 200000 dollars in rent.
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William Beam
L. S. Ayres
Washington and
Meridian Sts
Ayres
Coolidge Seeks Delegates Free Choice For VP Nominee
At Cleveland convention the President will urge delegates to choose the vice presidential nominee without his dictation. Charles B. Warren is eyed for chair of the resolutions committee. F W Mondell named permanent convention chairman. Indianapolis Foundation to donate an additional nurse for crippled children in honor of James E. Roberts.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Cleveland
White House
Roosevelt
Charles B. Warren
Mexico
Resolutions Committee
Indianapolis Foundation
James E. Roberts
Public Health Nursing Association
Mr. Roberts
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Winson Appeal
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