St Johns and School 3 Awarded Safety Honors
Fifty-one schools will receive safety awards at University Park at 2 p m Monday. Frank R Owens will preside. first prizes go to Schools 9 Vermont and Davidson Streets and St Johns School 124 W Georgia St. Merited schools include Nos 3 4 7 8 11 13 18 19 20 21 23 24 27 28 29 32 33 37 38 39 42 43 44 46 47 53 54 56 62 63 66 67 9 70 72 73 80 and parishes Holy Rosary Holy Angels St Patrick St Bridget St Catherine St Anthony Joan of Arc St Rita St Francis Trinity Lutheran.
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Vermont
Davidson Sts
St. John’s School
W. Georgia St
Rachel Bray
Accident, Prevention Bureau
N. Dearborn St
Herman F. Rikhoff
Michael Glenn
Meredith Nicholson
William Herschell
Cathedral
Shortridge High School
Handy
Ernest G. Hesser
Holy Rosary
Holy Angels
St. Patrick
St. Bridget
St. Catherine
St Anthony
Joan of Arc
St. Rita
St. Francis
Trinity Lutheran
Far and Near World Briefs Mixed on Global Events
Austrian police say an attempted assassination on Chancellor Ignatz Seipel was staged by a band that had also claimed involvement with King George of England and President Millerand of France. A British bill would set the voting age for women at 21. A 17 year old girl kidnapped by bandits escaped after their car crashed. Robbers returned the loot to her escort and sent her home by streetcar. French actors threaten strike over wearing bathing suits in a new play. The Senate foreign relations committee rejected a proposal for international WWI responsibility inquiry. A Chicago judge ruled kissing a married woman not a crime in a $50,000 suit. Roosevelt says Smith will not push a wet platform at the Democratic convention.
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Ignatz Seipel
Assasins
Creorge
England
Millerand
France
Mtale
Window Display Luncheon Program Planned by New York Group
F H Peck of the Window Display Advertising Association of New York City will discuss window displays at the Advertising Club luncheon. The event will be held at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday at noon and feature music by the Royal Palm Orchestra of Broad Ripple Park.
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F. H. Peck
Window Display Advertising Association of
New York City
the Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
Royal Palm Orchestra
Broad Ripple Park
Rooming House Operator Reports Altercation Iniy Illinois Street
J L Wampler owner of a rooming house at 15 N Illinois St told police he intervened in a quarrel between John Evans and his wife. Evans allegedly produced a butcher knife and forced Wampler behind a locked door. Evans faces charges of intoxication disorderly conduct and drawing deadly weapons.
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J. L. Wampler
Illinois St
John Evans
Evans
Scout camp opens June sixteenth with bugler appointees
Kenneth Higgins and Richard Swift of Troop 19 are named buglers for the first period of the Boy Scout summer camp opening June 16. Eighty five boys have registered for the camp. The item ends with a humorous quote from the Boston Transcript.
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Kenneth Higgins
Richard Swift
Mission Fields Seek 166 Women Workers for Foreign Posts
Times Special reports the M. F. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society needs 166 women for teaching and evangelistic roles in India Burma Malaysia China Korea Japan Mexico Africa and other regions. Openings include doctors nurses supervisors and village school leaders across Nagpur Beroda Godhra Nanchang Peking and more.
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Chicago
M. F. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Clyde Collison
Methodist Use Service Commission
Collison
India
Nagpur
Beroda
Butler Memorial Hospital
Godhra
Zenana
Northwest India
Burma
Malaysia
China
Peking
Nanchang
Korea
Japan
Mexico
Africa
Indiana farmer jailed for attack on 15 year old victim
Lawrenceburg Indiana June 4 Joseph C Risch 28 a farmer was fined 1000 and given an indefinite sentence of from five to twenty one years in State prison after a jury convicted him of attacking Martha W Fink 15 who died several months ago The verdict closes a high profile案件 with a young victim and long prison term awaiting appeal actions.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Joseph C. Risch
Farmer
Martha W. Fink
St Louis Junior Chamber Delegates Entertained by Indianapolis Chamber
Delegates from the St Louis Junior Chamber of Commerce were entertained at breakfast by a committee of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce as they travel to the national convention in Cincinnati from Thursday through Saturday.
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St. Louis
Azote pyramid puzzle from Mexico with scale of blocks
A pyramid of square blocks forms rows with 1, 4, 9, etc. A midline splits the pyramid so the lower bottom row has four times the blocks of the upper. Striking off last digits or last two digits, the lower section remains four times the upper. Find the smallest possible number of rows.
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Mexico
Boston
Auto theft report links Ohio car to Indianapolis reach
Lima Ohio police chief T A Lanker says a stolen auto with Ohio plates, missing since May 25, was headed toward Indianapolis. In Portland Indiana two girls were injured when the car crashed. Tests are set at Marion Indiana to study a safety device for the Big Four and Clover Leaf interlocking system.
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Indianapolis
T. A. Lanker
Lima
Ohio
Portland
Ind
Lanker
Marion, Ind
Public Service Commission
Local Man Takes His Life by Drinking Acid
LaPort Indiana June 4 George Orbinger aged 55 died by his own action today after drinking acid. He is survived by a widow and four children.
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Times Special
Exhibit of rare Russian lapidary works opens in New York
A collection from the Tiffany-Morgan gem holdings is now on view at the American Museum of Natural History in Morgan Memorial Hall. The carvings in quartz serpentine rhodonite and malachite include rock crystal pieces such as a globe bearing Atlas with continents in Russian lettering.
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Times
New York
Morgan Memorial Hall
American Museum of Natural History
Tiffany-Morgan
Russia
Ekaterinburg
Perm
Ural
United States
Grose Resignation From DePauw Bishop Post Delayed
Greencastle Ind June 4 The resignation of Dr George R Grose recently elected a Methodist bishop as president of DePauw University will not take effect until September 1 and he will stay longer if needed The board of trustees met to act on naming a new successor and named a committee of ten to study possible candidates
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Greencastle
Ind
George R. Grose
de Pauw University
Robbery at J. A. Grogg General Store and Postoffice
Federal investigators expected to probe a robbery at the J. A. Grogg general store and postoffice in Disko Indiana. Thieves emptied no postoffice funds but took gasoline and tires before fleeing in Grogg’s automobile.
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Times Special Disko
Ind
J. A. Grogg
Grogg
Death of Horace M. Cooper Pioneer Howard County Republican
Horace M. Cooper aged 64 a member of a pioneer Howard County family and longtime Republican politician died at his home in Kokomo Ind from heart trouble that struck last night. He was a prominent figure in local politics and civic circles. Cooper leaves a noted local legacy and is mourned by his family and community leaders.
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Kokomo
Ind
Horace M. Cooper
Howard County
Illinois scientist called to lead Haiti animal disease control
Studies Diseases Dr. Robert Graham of the University of Illinois has been summoned to Haiti to head the animal disease control program. He is known for developing an antitoxin against botulism poisoning and for noting the disease’s presence in both animals and humans.
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Robert Graham
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Haiti
Corruption Chief Issue Highlighted by Wheeler
Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana declared in a St. Louis speech that corruption in official Washington will be the chief issue of the coming election campaign. He called the outlook distinctly promising for the Democrats and spoke to the City Club and a Democratic gathering on political subjects.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
City Club
Shortridge selects two valedictorians for first time
The senior class names Miss Helen Brown of 1557 Broadway and Lowell Love of 2338 E Sixteenth St as valedictorians for the commencement on Wednesday June 11. This marks the first time a boy and girl share the honor after a single representative previously.
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Shortridge
Helen Brown
Broadway
Lowell Love
Sixteenth St
Shriners Pause for Business at Annual Gathering
Shriners in Kansas City paused from festivities to elect the outer guard and pick next year’s convention city. San Francisco or Los Angeles were favored for 1925 with Milwaukee and Denver entering bids for 1926. Names considered for outer guard include Leonard F P Stewart Washington DC Dana S Williams Lewiston MD and John N Sebiel Norfolk VA.
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John Philip Sousa
Outer Guard
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Denver
Imperial
Leonard FP. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Dana 8S. Williams
Lewiston, Md
John N. Sebeil
Norfolk, Va
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School 3
University Park
Frank R. Owens
Traffic Accident Prevention Bureau
Ceremo
House of Commons
Comedie Francaise
National Theater of France
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
Smith
Boston Transcript
Ray Pants
Betty Colebourne
Winthrop
Mass
Winthrop Harbor
Methodist
Mark
Laport Man
U.S
Grose
Kokomo Pioneer
Remington
Underwood, Royal
L. C. Smith
Oliver
Corona
Judd Typewriter Exchange
Meridian &T. Main
AETNA
Aetna Cabinet Co
Shriners
California
Sousa
Kansas City
House of Sanborn
Jeribert Electric
the State Savings & Trust Co
Market Street
Aeina Trust
Ross H. Wallace
Pres
Pennsylvania St
Baby
Boyer’s Hatchery
Fast Market Street
Wilna Tonic
Mississippi, Ohio
Tennessee
Shiloh
Harry G. Drees
Mississippi
Pullman
Mississippi River
Shiloh Battlefields
Muscle Shoals
Vernon Hinelf
Yellowstone Park and
Alaska
City Bank
E. T. Davis
Cat and Dog Specialists
Roger E. Davis
Davis Veterinary Hospital Market
Res
Harrison
Lincoln
Universal
Crue
Easy Payments
Hatfield Electric CO
Meridian
Maryland
Louisville
Fourteenth and
Main Street
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Eiteljorg & Moore
East Market Street
Circle
Mia Sata
Great Lakes
G. A. Boeckling Company
Cedar Point
Sandusky
John F. Reynolds
N. Penn
3 Shoe Company
State Life
CAV
Dayton
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
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