Police crack down nets sixty three arrests in city vice raid
A weekend police sweep led by Capt. Roy Pope arrested fifty five men and eight women in nine raids. Charged individuals include Lewis Butler with running a gaming house and several others for visiting, possession of arms, vagrancy, carrying concealed weapons, and statutory offenses as officers hit poolrooms and residences citywide.
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Roy Pope
Shank
Lewis Butler
Michigan St
Abe Franklin
Laurel St
William Long
N. West St
George Kugelman
S. Illinois St
Charles Kiernan
Washer Blvd
Ernest McCormick
River Ave
Ira Seth
Senate
Ed Bolden
John Ciphus
Thirteenth St
Flora English
E. Court St
Florence Hiatt
Bluff Ra
Edna Walker
S. Pershing Ave
Daisy Snider
Elvena Mullens
Ethel Reed Austin
Court St
Robert Fields
Senate Ave
William Milburn
Illinois St
Charles Wilson
Minnesota St
James Crane
Oxford St
Clifton Adkins
East St
John Holden
W. Washington St
Frank Phillips
Bright St
Frank Roll
Hanson St
Earnest Baker
Capitol Hotel
Wealthy broker feared murdered in Kansas City
Police investigate the death of Guy A. Moore 43 a wealthy Kansas City broker and former Kansas City Board of Trade president found mutilated on railroad tracks near the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul bridge. Coroner cites head bruises caused before being struck by a train with signs of robbery and a possible last sighting of Moore lively prior to disappearance.
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United Press
Kansas City
Guy A. Moore
Kansas City Board of Trade
Moore
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Bridge
Smith
Credance
Cr. W. Lawless
Lawless
Daughters of Isabella Challenge Catholic Church Flag Claim
The Daughters of Isabella adopt a resolution denouncing the statement by a so called Mrs H that the American flag cannot be displayed in a Catholic Church. Mrs N C Hurlbert of Indianapolis is named as the speaker at Englewood Christian Church during the Englewood Hustling Hundred meeting. It asserts the flag has been and can be displayed beside the cross in Catholic churches.
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Daughters of Isabella
Englewood Christian Church
Englewood
Two Children Die in General Store Fire
Two of Thomas Lawson's children perished in a Lawson general store fire in Logansport Indiana on June 4 with a third seriously hurt after leaping from a second floor. Lawson wife and eleven other children escaped unharmed as flames endangered nearby structures. Cause of the blaze remained unknown and the Logansport fire department aided the scene.
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Logansport
Ind
Thomas Lawson
Hoover
Lawson
Mullins Urges Highest Passions For Graduation
Franklin Ind June 4 Dr E Y Mullins president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary told Franklin College graduates that only the highest passions endure as God’s will guides history. Police seek Hazel Harding 16 missing since Sunday after leaving home for a telephone exchange work.
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Franklin, Ind
E. Y. Mullins
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Franklin College
Indiana Dental College to Hold Commencement at Caleb Mills Hall
Indiana Dental College will hold commencement exercises Thursday evening at Caleb Mills Hall Short ridge High School Robert J Aley president of Butler University will speak Those receiving degrees include W McCarthy H T Dailey L R Clark R Ulrich A Adkins W L Ball J Martin P Chittick D Haworth J Myers T E Litly L Treuhart L A Singer W A Gray F Harrold J E Buck Thomas Amey S B Steuer and Robert Longman A Kellams EF Sell R L Wescott C E Norris E C Rhodes E P Sanborn G L Spearing H Harrison E Voyles R L Way H Tockey C A Wite A Mayfield H J Cooper A Johnson L Lovold A Payette K Kixmiller G R Canada P P Kruscynski J J Cravens P Has lett G Perry 8 Pallardy H Phillips R Wesner R Hammond E Gillespie N M Beery R Boyt B S Davisson B Sheehy S B Star H H Nagle J W Boys W J Ayers E G Boddie J A Taylor S Shankman B Welcher W Hiatt R Bille J Rhonemus H N Brooks P Haber man A Pielmeyer I C Watte E Nelson C Busch E A Siemens A J Dikselia T Smith H B Havens K Schwemeyer W R Reeve M Sugar E Williams W C Parker G R Ross S Meriweather L Backs S Fields W R Fulton F W Chase D Steffen O J Pierce R W Hamer C M Brown L M Ingle K R Cofield
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Indiana Dental College
Caleb Mills
Shortridge High
Robert J. Aley
Butler University
W. McCarthy
H. T. Dailey
L. R. Clark
R. Ulrich
A. Adkins
W. L. Ball
J. Martin
P. Chittick
D. Haworth
J. Myers
T. E. Litly
L. Treuhart
L. A. Singer
W. A. Gray
I. C. Watta
E. Nelson
C. Busch
E. A. Siemens
A. J. Dikselia
T. Smith
H. B. Havens
K. Schwemeyer
W. R. Reeve
M. Sugar
E. Williams
W. C. Parker
G. R. Ross
S. Meriweather
L. Backs
S. Fields
W. R. Fulton
F. W. Chase
D. Steffen
O. J. Pierce
R. W. Hamer
C. M. Brown
L M. Ingle
K. R. Cofield
Grose urges grads to shape world like Christ at DePauw
President George R. Grose told DePauw University graduates the world is dark and shifting. He warned standards of conduct are changing and urged students to follow Christ rather than try to explain him, guiding the mind of the world toward righteousness.
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Times
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University
George R. Grose
Christ
Grose
Police Band to Play in University Park on Tuesday
A Los Angeles policemen's band delegation touring to the national chiefs convention in Buffalo will give a one hour concert in University Park on Tuesday morning. Mayor Shank Fire Chief O'Brien Police Chief Rikhoff and Chamber of Commerce representatives will greet them at Union Station along with police and fire escorts.
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Los Angeles
Indianapolis
National Convention of Police Chiefs
Buffalo
N. Y
University Park
Union Station
Shank
John J. O'Brien
Herman F. Rikhoff
Chamber of Commerce
Epworth League Opens Annual Convention Here
Epworth League workers from the Connersville district open their annual convention in Shelbyville with more than 300 delegates expected to attend. The event marks the start of activities across Methodist churches in the district.
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United Press
Shelbyville
Epworth League Workers of the Methodist Churches of
Connersville District
Fighter's Sponge Becomes an Iceberg at Apollo
Film critic reviews Reginald Denny in Third Leather Pushers Series open air fight as novel, frosty stunt. Also covers Ruth Page Bolm dance film at Circle, MacLean comedy A Man of Action, Human Hearts with King Baggot, plus Snow wild animal pictures at Mister Smith's and Fighting Blood at the Ohio.
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Fighter
Ruth Page
Reginald Denny
Los
Mercury
Denny
Hert
Hal Reid
King Baggot
House Peters
Edith Haller
Gertrude Claire
Mary Philbin
Russell Simpson
George West
Indianapolis
Adolf Bolm
The
Circle
Douglas MacLean
Page-Bolm
MacLean
Circle Orchestra
Circle All Week
Elon She
H. A. Snow
Africa
Mister Smith‘s
Snow
Mister Smith
Ohio
Mary Jane Irving
Pauline Starke
South Sea
South Sea Island
Turn to the Right opens municipal theater season
The Municipal Theater at Brookside Park opens its season with the comedy drama Turn to the Right. Other today features include An Ideal Husband at the Mural Tiger Rose at Englishs Josie Heather at the Lyric Art Lanury and his orchestra at the Palace Lady Minstrels at the Rialto and Harvey's Greater Minstrels at the Broadway.
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Municipal Theater
Brookside Park
Mural
Tiger Rose
English's
Josie Heather
The
Lyric
Art Lanury
Palace
Roasting ears hit market at $1 a dozen in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on June 4 roasting ears are selling at one dollar per dozen. Retailers are reluctant to display the early Washington grown crop and Howard County is not yet producing them locally.
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Kokomo
Ind
Howard County
Poison scare found unfounded at Ohio Street home
Schley and Fischer were sent to 1535 W Ohio St Sunday night after a report of a woman taking poison. Mrs Roy Higgs said she had been told to take strychnine for her heart and believed she overdosed. Dr Jennings of Ben Davis found no evidence of poison.
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Schley and Fischer
Ohio St
Roy Higgs
Dr. Jennings
Ben Davis
Tanlac praised by Vincennes resident for heart trouble relief
Mrs. Charles Brown of 215 Broadway St in Vincennes Indiana credits Tanlac with ending her stomach trouble cramps and weakness She now eats well and does housework easily claiming Tanlac transformed her health Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold and Tanlac Vegetable Pills advertised for constipation everywhere
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Charles Brown
Broadway St
Vincennes
Ind
Taniac
Tanlac
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