Funeral for Thomas Marshall Held at Home in Indianapolis
Thomas Riley Marshall former Vice President and Indiana governor is returned to his home at 1939 N Illinois St Indianapolis for a 10 am Thursday funeral service. The cortege from Union Station included a large civic and Masonic delegation and received broad public homage with flags, flowers and closed government offices.
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Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Indiana
N. Illinois St
Washington
Marshall
Thomas F. Walsh
Mr. Marshall
Indianapolis
White House
General Pershing
Supreme Council of Thirty-Third Degree Masons
Oscar Underwood
Culver
Edwin J. Rice
Wabash College
Chicago
Jackson
State House
Union Station
Marshall Home
William H. Kershner
Rose Croix
Iaaiana State Bar Association
Indianapolis Bar Association
Indiana Democratic Club
Vincent V. Smith
Frank E. Floyd
William E. Gentry
Henry C.thornton, Sr
Edward H. Mayo
William F. Krueger
Arthur R. Baxter
Elmer F. Gay
Fred Hoke
John E
Long drought lowers White River level in Indianapolis
Weather bureau reports extended heatwave across Indiana with 42 deaths and hundreds prostrations. White River at Indianapolis measured 4.1 feet, a foot below normal as Riverside beach opens soon and water demand soars with 96.6 million cubic feet used daily. officials urge conservation and await rain to activate a spare main.
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Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
White River
Jordan
Rain in Missouri Floods Streets in St Joseph
Rain in Missouri floods the lower city streets of St Joseph after a cloudburst early today. The heavy downpour caused water to overflow into residential blocks and disrupt traffic and daily activity across the area.
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St. Joseph
United Press
ST. Joseph, Mo
Cop Kills Collector In Mistaken Identity at Gas Station
Chicago June 8 Wilbur Johnson 85, driver for armored car that collected station funds, was shot and killed by a black policeman who believed him a would be bandit as he arrived for collections at a south side oil station.
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United Press
Chicago
Wilbur Johnson
South Side
Bank robbery prompt spurs mayor call for patrols
Mayor Shank urged placing a policeman at every bank after Rural St. Branch of Fletcher Savings and Trust was robbed. He said he had a hunch of a bank robbery at the month's start and told the board of safety about the presentiment.
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Shank
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Board of Safety
Unmasked Robber Holds Up Fletcher Savings Branch
A lone bandit armed with two guns robbed the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company branch at 2818 E Washington St of 3000 dollars. He forced three employees to the basement, warned them to stay five minutes, and fled as police searched the area. Insurance covered the loss. bank operations resumed in ten minutes.
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Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Washington St
Mary Chapman
Illinois St
Donald Kolloch
Blacherne Apt
John F. Wiles
W. Michigan Sr
Kolloch
Wiles
Harlan Pogue
Rural St
Mary Sanford
Thomas and
Dean
Ernest Sickle
Phipps St
Indiana Cab Company
Oriental
Washington Sts
Sickle
Highland Ave
Carl Losey
Nigger Hill
Leroy Flint
Buckle St
Interurban Crash Near Kokomo Leaves Nine Hurt
A head on collision between two Union Traction interurbans at Cassville northeast of Kokomo left nine seriously hurt and about fifteen with minor injuries. Both trains caught fire, three Indianapolis residents were among the injured, and witnesses described a controlled speed before impact. Ambulances and Kokomo fire crews rushed to the scene.
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Kokomo
Ind
Union Traction
Cassville
Here
Indianapolis
Gus Clinton
Oakland Ave
Frank H. Henley
College Ave
G. W. Rosencrans
Delaware St
Miss Pearl Dunn
Peru
P. L. King
Boston
Mass
Emma Staley
George W. Alexander
Burkett
Harold Myers
Wilma Wehrenburg
Ft. Wayne
Clintomy
John Compton
Ashland Ave
Wabash Valley Flier
Ray Armstrong
Frank Rhodes
Castor
Compton
Hedges
Public Service Commission Dispatches Inspector after Wreck
Chairman John MecCardle of the Public Service Commission was notified of the Union traction wreck near Cassville at noon today and dispatched David E. Matthews, chief railroad inspector, to the scene at once.
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Public Service Commission
John MecCardle
Union Traction
Cassville
David E. Matthews
Probe Origin of 12000 Blaze
Fire and police investigate the Tuesday blaze that damaged a former Raymond & Adams Veneer Co. structure at Tenth and Dorman Streets for about 12000. Fire Chief John O'Brien says the fire started in several places. Two youths were reported near the building. Ten companies battled the fire after a second alarm. Sparks from the roof caused a $200 fire at Otto Jackson's home at 859 West Thirtieth Street.
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Raymond & Adams Veneer Company
Tenth and Dorman Sts
John O’brien
Otto Jackson
Thirtieth St
Woman and baby injured in auto collision
Mrs Marie Bartholomew of 1155 Fletcher Ave and her twenty two month old infant were injured when struck by an automobile Tuesday night. The driver was charged in connection with the incident.
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Marie Bartholomew
Fletcher Ave
Women move to deny bail for Stephenson and co defendants
Indiana women at the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial council adopted a unanimous resolution asking authorities to refuse bail for D C Stephenson Earl Gentry and Farl Klinck held on murder charges in Noblesville. The group also heard pledges for Federation headquarters funds and outlined divisions in American citizenship and wartime veteran cooperation.
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West Baden
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Farl Klinck
Noblesville
Indiana
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Madge Oberholtzer
University Ave
Indianapolis
Fred E. Hines
Hamilton County
Federation
Washington, D. C
Department of American Citizenship of
W. R. Alvord
Alvord
E. C.rumpler
Oswald Ryan
Andersen
American Legion
Council
Coolidge
Arlington
John D. Sherman
Rikhoff vows firing of smoking officers after complaint
Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff said smoking on duty will lead to discharge. A citizen letter alleged officers in raids and investigations smoked and blew smoke into women’s faces. The Board of Safety ordered an investigation into the charges Tuesday.
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Herman F. Rikhoff
Rikhoff
Board of Safety
Ongs Hope of Victory Faces a New Challenge
Edwin V. ONeel reports Kennard Ong the Indianapolis marble champ failed to secure the Central League title after losing two of three to Harl Powell of Rockford. Ong won the third game 8 to 5 then prepared for a match with Lester Oakley of Terre Haute whom he beat last year to claim the league crown.
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Edwin V. O’neel
Atlantic City
N. J
Kennard Ong
Indianapolis
Harl Powell
Rockford
Ill
Ong
Lester Oakley
Terre Haute
Oakley
Peddler Gag Becomes Law in City Waiver Fight
Mayor Shank, an auctioneer, signs an ordinance banning crying of wares by anyone but newsboys and taxi drivers. He states the bill reflects a commitment to professional integrity over his own trade.
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Shank
Indiana State Farm offender fined for operating blind tiger
Charles Grubb of 1014 Wright St was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to thirty days in city court on a charge of operating a blind tiger in the Indiana State Farm area. Several others were arrested with him Tuesday.
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Charles Grubb
Wright St
Indiana State Farm
American Held in Shanghai Jail Sparks Diplomatic Tension
In Shanghai on June 3 F J Trevelian a sergeant in the American volunteers was found locked in a native prison after being hustled beyond the foreign boundary in uniform. The American consul pressured authorities for his release amid rising anti foreign hostility.
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United Press
Shanghai
F. J. Trevelian
American Volunteers
Fascists Beat Acting Consul Gowen at Leghorn
Private letters report that Franklin Gowen acting American Consul in Leghorn Italy was beaten and left unconscious after allegedly failing to salute fascists. Police later sent him to a hospital while reports tie the attack to fascisti railway military from near Rome at a May 24 celebration. The State Department had no confirmation of the incident.
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United Press
Leghorn
Italy
Franklin Gowen
Gowen
Fascisti Railway
Rome
Hay
Washington
State Department
Gowan
Farewell Service for Vice President Marshall in Washington
Washington mourns as Vice President Marshall lies in state after a simple service at the Willard Hotel. President Coolidge and Chief Justice Taft attend with other dignitaries while a crowd gathers outside. The service honors Marshall’s Puritan values and enduring political voice.
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Washington
Marshall
Coolidge
Taft
Clarence Ignatius Morrison
Marshalls
Willard Hotel
Lansing
Labor
Wilson
McReynolda and
Hanford
Supreme
Moses, Fletcher —An Swanson
Isadore Dockemetler
Diplomatic Corps
Indiana
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Masonic Order
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Masons
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Riverside
E. E. McBride
City Recreation Department
McBride
Park Board
Herman G. Morgan
Frank C. Jordan
Indianapolis Water Company
Columbus
Missouri
Fletcher Savings Company
Flapper
Union
Kokomo — Pas
Tenth
Dorman
Statesman
Union Staten
N. Tinos St
Stephenson
Indiana Federation
Judge
Eloise Walton
TIGER
Barlin
A. Randall
Times
Charles Wood
Dr. Wood
St. Mark
Wood
John Bunyan
Cromwell
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