Fire stations and churches bundle clothing for Bible lands relief
Big yellow banners mark bundles for old clothing destined to aid distressed people in Bible lands. Wednesday is Bundle Day across Indiana with stations at Palace Theater YMCAs and numerous churches and churches listed for drop points including Riverside Park Methodist and St George's Episcopal among many others.
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Near East Bundle
Bible Lands
Indiana
Harry E. Yockey
Palace Theater
Josephine Harmon
Georgia Sands
Evelyn Phillips
Riverside Park Methodist
Edgemont
Harding Sts
St. George's Episcopal
W. Morris St
Ray Street
Walnut St
North Methodist Episcopal
Illinois
Thirty-Eighth
Hilside Christian
Ingram
Nevada
St. Paul's Episcopal
New York
Memorial Baptist
Belle View Pi
College Avenue
Thirteenth St
College Ave
Trinity Congregational
Spruce and
Pleasant St
Union Congregational
Seventeenth
Rembrandt
Home Presbyterian
Thirty
Nineteenth
Alabama
Tabernacle Presbyterian
Central Ave
Thirty-Fourth St
Irvington Presbyterian
Johnson and Julian
East Tenth Street
Methodist Episcopal
East Tenth St
Keystone Ave
Pere Christian
Rural
Trinity Reformed
Perkins
Raymond
Blaine Avenue
Blaine Ave
Calvary Baptist
Stewart St
Roosevelt Ave
Churchman Avenue
Orange St
Churchman Ave
Emanuel Baptist
Woodlawn Ave
Second Baptist
Primitive Baptist
W. Tenth
Keteham St
Tabernacle Baptist
Somerset Ave
Arlington Methodist Episcopal
Thirty- Fourth St
Arlington Ave
Central Christian
Walnut
Delaware St
Third Christian
Seventeenth St
Broadway
St. Paul's Lutheran
Ashland Ave
Madison Avenue
Pastors Elect Heads of Indianapolis Ministerial Union
The Rev. John A Henderson of First United Presbyterian Church is president elect, with the Rev. Walter C Davis of First English Evangelical Lutheran Church as vice president and the Rev. James A Long of North Park Christian Church as secretary. The executive committee includes the Rev. F R Cavles the Rev. Orion W Fifer the Rev. Otto B Moor the Rev J J Patterson and the Rev C A Weber.
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John A. Henderson
First United Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis Ministerial Union
Walter C. Davis
First English Evangelical Lutheran Church
James A. Long
North Park Christian Church
F. R. Cavles
Orion W. Fifer
Otto B. Moor
J. J. Patterson
C. A. Weber
Law School Graduates at Benjamin Harrison Commencement
At the Benjamin Harrison law school commencement held Monday at Severin Verne A. Trask in Indianapolis, first prize gold medal for highest scholarship went to Trask. Henry Dowling delivered the address on The Law and Lawyers. Degrees were awarded to Marion C. Beaver Allan J. Boesel Raymond H. Bohlsen Barnett W. Breedlove Louis A. Cochran Fred Dobbyn John M. Gaines Dean W. Faulkner Marion Greenspan James E. Hatcher James T. Healey William Johnson Charles D. Landis Carl DeWitt Lingham William B. Miller Ralph M. Montgomery Paul B. Newman Frank D. Olsen Elizabeth Rainey Carl R. Rhode Joseph Stine and Verne Trask.
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Benjamin Harrison Law School
Severin Verne
A. Trask
Indianapolis
Henry Dowling
Marion C. Beaver
Allan J. Boesel
Raymond H. Bohlsen
Barnett W. Breedlove
Louis A. Cochran
Fred Dobbyn
John M. Gaines
Dean W. Faulkner
Marion Greenspan
James E. Hatcher
James T. Healey
William Johnson
Charles D. Landis
Carl DeWitt Lingham
William B. Miller
Ralph M. Montgomery
Paul B. Newman
Frank D. Olsen
Elizabeth Rainey
Carl R. Rhode
Joseph Stine
Verne Trask
Boy hooks dog while fishing in creek near Greencastle
Avon McDonald, 11, thought he had a whale when his line caught a dog in a small creek. A local veterinarian had to be summoned to cut the hook and sinker from the dog's mouth.
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Greencastle
Ind
Avon McDonald
Ground breaking for World War memorial plaza building
A ground breaking ceremony is set for 2 p m on Wednesday for the first structure on the World War memorial plaza, the American Legion national headquarters. Principal speaker will be Charles F Coffin a former Chamber of Commerce president. Memorial commission members and local officials will attend along with Legion officers.
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World War Memorial Plaza
American Legion National
Charles F. Coffin
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Commission
Legion
Liquor Arrests Reported In Local Incident
Charles Heck of 521 East Wabash Street is arrested for operating a blind tiger and driving while intoxicated, failure to stop after a collision, and resisting arrest at Linois and Ohio Streets. Herbert Hidway alias George Kelly of 1005 North Pennsylvania Street is charged with intoxication after accompanying Heck. W. H. Weber of 932 English Avenue is charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Charles A. Coons of 537 East Morris Street is charged with operating a blind tiger and driving an auto while intoxicated.
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Charles Heck
E. Wabash St
Linois and
Ohio Sts
Herbert Hidway
George Kelly
Pennsylvania St
Everett Ehlers
Highland Place
W. H. Weber
English Ave
Charles A. Coons
E. Morris St
Lawyers Plan Outing for Indianapolis Bar Association
Lewis A. Coleman invites the Indianapolis Bar Association to La Coma Farms north of the city for the annual outing on June 14. Families will attend and a barbecue dinner will be served. President Charles E. Cox names Othniel Hitch Alvah Rucker Russell Willson Raymond F. Murray and Leo X. Smith to the committee.
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Lewis A. Coleman
Indianapolis Bar Association
Lacoma Farms
Charles E. Cox
Othniel Hitch
Alvah Rucker
Russell Willson
Raymond F. Murray
Leo X. Smith
Son Writes From Alaska On Reward For Aviators Rescue
Edwin Clark of Port Moller Alaska writes Mrs. O T Griggs of Ben Davis that the $1000 reward for the rescue of Maj Frederick L Martin and Sergt Alva L Harvey after their plane wreck in Alaska will go to a native Indian.
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Son
Alaska
Maj
Frederick L. Martin
Sergt. Alva L. Harvey
O. T. Griggs
Ben Davis
Edwin Clark
Port Moller
Coolidge to Press Tax Reform in Campaign Push
President Coolidge plans a vigorous reelection campaign to promote a sound permanent tax policy. He will insert the Mellon tax plan in the GOP platform, rally public support, and push for a cooperative Congress.
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Coolidge
United Press
Washington
Congress
Mellon
Browns Reach Edinburg in Ford as King’s Proxy Arrives
In the reign of Brown the first three stages follow Jamie Brown ex miner toward the crown of king s proxy in Scotland for a nine day reign. Mr and Mrs Brown depart from Annbaunk England to Edinburgh to serve as head of the court. The center picture shows the Browns in a Ford car waving farewell. Holydoor Castle is named as the king s seat.
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Jamie Brown
Scotland
Mrs. Brown
Annbaunk
England
Edinburgh
Holydoor Castle
Robberies Reported Across City Homes
Rex Boyd reports a home entry and ransack at 4927 N Pennsylvania St with no items stolen. Contractor W W Hendricks says a crow bar pried doors off hinges of a garage at 440 S East St and damages total 300 dollars. Joseph Johnston reports jewelry valued at 40 dollars stolen from 639 N Tacoma Ave. Mrs Rose Whitlock says clothing worth 111.50 dollars taken from 748 E Mc Carty St.
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Rex Boyd
Pennsylvania St
W. W. Hendricks
S. East St
Joseph Johnston
Tacoma Ave
Rose Whitlock
Defense action on phone rate decree delayed in federal case
State and city delays on a proposed telephone rate decree in a federal court injunction case. Indiana Bell filed a draft to raise rates above current levels. Public service commission opposes part of the text and must approve the draft before it takes effect.
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U.S. Lesh
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Taylor E. Groninger
Lesh
Page
Commission
Federal case upholds Bell system schedule across Indiana
Petition to the commission was denied. The new schedules, if effective, would apply to the entire Bell system in Indiana. Federal Judges Baker Anderson and Page heard the case on temporary injunction and Page as special master allowed the injunction, directing the decree be drawn and sent to defendants for approval. The Holy Year 1925 begins Christmas Eve 1924 with the Porta Santa opened through Christmas Eve 1925.
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Indiana
Francis E. Baker
Albert B. Anderson
Page
Zemo claims quick relief for skin diseases
Advert shows Zemo in drugstores for 35c or 1.00 per large bottle. It promises instant relief from itching and speeds healing of eczema rashes blotches ringworm and other skin troubles. The ad highlights Zemo liquid soap and ointment priced at 25c and 50c.
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Zemo
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Holy Land
Italy
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Gugen
House of
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St. Louis
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Senate Finance Committee
Board of Tax Appeals
Henry M. Trimpe
The
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Extra
Brown
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Motion Pictures
Ohio
Rex Ingram
Aliee Terry
Lewis Stone
Ramon Novarro
Cadle Tabernacle
Mae Tinee
Chicago Daily Tribune
Swift & Company
U. S
Kentucky Ave
C. A. Frazer
Apollo
Booth Tarrington
Julia
Bessie Love
Harold Goodwin
Stan Laurel
Dublin
Virgil Moore
Apollo Orchestra
Carmen
Bakaleinikoff Conducting
Berkell
Murat Players
Geo. M. Cohan
London
Joe Boyer
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Palace
E. Simms
J. Devany
Shriner & Fitsimmons
the News Dealer
Valentinos and Bottomleys
Prince Leo
Richard the Lion Hearted
Wallace Beery
King Richard
Robin Hood
Irving’s
Lilliputians
Lyric Ball Room
Loretta
Sheridan
Miss Sheridan
Keith
Matinees
Anne Nichols
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