In Love at the Office Mary Rose Discovers Feelings for Boss
Mary Rose Middleton, a 22-year-old Dexter Automobile stenographer, realizes she loves John Manners after a routine encounter in the office. Flossie, her dazzling sister, teases with news of Mr Dexter’s interest in her, hinting at office romance and risk.
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Mary Rose Middleton
Mr. Manners
N. Meridian St
Miss Middleton
Mary Rose
John Manners
Miss Brown
Miss Minnick
Adolph
Dexter Automobile Company
Flossie
Dexter Company
Daisy
Flossie Middleton
Mr. Dexter
Purity
Helen of Troy
Lady Hamilton
Thaw and Nesbit Appear Peaceful in Atlantic City Meeting
Harry K. Thaw Evelyn Nesbit and son Russell Thaw dined together at a Atlantic City hotel amid reports of reconciliation. They denied the Chicago hotel story and refused to confirm paternity or renewed hostility despite lingering questions.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford
White
Russell Thaw
Evelyn
Thaw
Russell
Chicago
Evelyn Thaw
Harry
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Alcoholism Death Rate on Increase in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis death rate from acute alcoholism rose after 1919 with a high of 3.40 in 1924 and 3.28 in 1925, per health statistician C Tom Johnson. City chemist Jesse R Dunwoody notes dangerous bootleg liquids from police raids and warns drinking such liquor is life threatening.
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Indianapolis
C. Tom Johnson
Board of Health
Johnson
Jesse R. Dunwoody
Dunwoody
Remy Pushes Hard on Appeals in Indianapo lis Liquor Case
Prosecutor William H. Remy told Judge James A. Collins he would curb bootlegger appeals by raising bonds. Joe Farb, convicted of selling liquor, sought bail during appeal. Judge Collins set the bond at 5 000 after Remy urged 29 000. Farb denied bail and jailed 30 days after a 100 fine.
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Indianapolis
William H. Remy
Joe Farb
N. Adelaide Sr
James A. Collins
State Supreme Court
Remy
Collins
Arb
Henry Winkler
Farb
Mrs Florence Williams Receives Prize for Biggest Nerve
Washington June 5 The United States Government awards the permanent prize for nerve to Mrs Florence Williams of Verbna Pennsylvania. Mrs Williams was convicted of killing her husband and attempted to collect his World War bonus insurance after the treasury comptroller denied her application.
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Times
Washington
United States
Florence Williams
Verbna
Lloyd George Defies Liberal Opposition in Split Fight
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George, in Manchester, declares no intention of leaving leadership of the Liberal party and resists a challenge from the Oxford and Asquith group claiming he was denied a square deal. The conflict marks a heightened split within the party amid internal leadership tensions.
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United Press Manchester
Eng
David Lloyd George
Liberal Party
Earl of Oxford and Asquith
Indiana man fined and given six months for petit larceny
William Ford of 743 West New York Street was fined one dollar and costs and sentenced to six months by Criminal Judge James A. Collins on a petit larceny charge at the Indiana State farm today.
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William Ford
New York St
Indiana
James A. Collins
Imprisoned for year in crash near Shelbyville
James Clegg of Carthage was sentenced to one year for driving an auto while intoxicated. His vehicle collided with a car driven by Peter Croney of Indianapolis, leaving Croney badly injured.
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United Press
Shelbyville
Ind
James Clegg
Carthage
Peter Croney
Madison Ave
Indianapolis
Croney
Purdue trustees gain two new appointees
Governor announces the reappointment of James W. Noel of Indianapolis and John A. Hildebrand of Batesville to the board of trustees at Purdue University. The appointments formalize leadership continuity for the state's flagship university.
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Jackson
James W. Noel
Indianapolis
John A. Hildeb
Batesville
of Trustees
Purdue University
France Likely To Refuse US Debt Settlement
Paris June 5 Franklin Bouillon chairman of the foreign affairs committee says France will not ratify the Berenger debt agreement with the United States. He argues the terms are unfavourable compared to Italy and Germany Dawes plan features are missing and order bills could let other nations buy from the US and cap France with a fiscal threat.
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United Press
Paris
Franklin Bouillon
Foreign Affairs Committee
French Chamber of Deputies
America
France
Italy
Germany
United States
Senate program cut to four bills as adjournment hinges on French ratification
The Senate trimmed its agenda to four items the French debt settlement the Radio Regulation bill the Rivers and Harbors bill and possibly the Cummins railroad consolidation measure. Adjournment depends on the French Parliament action on the $4 billion pact and may be delayed until fall if not ratified. Senator McNary expects a vote on the Haugen farm relief bill by mid next week for House action.
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Washington
Senate
McNary
Oregon
House
Hunger Hiker Loses Eleven Pounds On Endurance Walk
George Hasler Johnston resumed the Chicago to New York trek on the Lincoln Highway near Ligonier Indiana brushing unpaved stretches and detours. He rode by bike and walked thirty miles while consuming six quarts of water. Physicians report he is in good health despite an eleven pound loss.
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Bu _ United Press
Ligonier
Ind
George Hasler Johnston
Chicago
New York
Johnston
Waterloo
Lincoln Highway
William Bright Held on Fraudulent Check Charge
William Bright, 24, of 2242 College Ave, was scheduled today on a charge of issuing a fraudulent check. He faces prior charges of con- (text cut).
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William Bright
College Ave
Quick action saves drowning boy after triple submersion
Lloyd Lock, 11, of 222 Summit St, was revived at city hospital after sinking three times in Pleasant Run. Irvin Hochstetler, aided by his brother Frank, dived in to find and revive the waterlogged child, with police and motor officers aiding resuscitation.
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Pleasant Run
Lloyd Lock
Summit St
City Hospital
Irvin Hochstetler
University Ave
Hochstetler
Brookville Hd
Frank Hochstetler
Leonard Dillon
S. Summit St
Harrison Greber
Curtis Greber
Fitcher Ava
Lloyd
Dillon
Greber
Hochstetler Brothers
Albers and
Payne
Judge Felt Seriously Injured In Fall At Home
Municipal Judge Edward W. Felt, 66, was seriously hurt after falling about fifteen feet from a back porch while arranging a trellis at 60 N Irvington Ave. He suffered multiple broken ribs and possible internal injuries and was rushed to Methodist Hospital for treatment.
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Edward W. Felt
N. Irvington Ave
Methodist Hospital
Felt
Burglary at Hang Drug Store After Night Yard Bricks
A burglar used a forty-pound brick to smash the plate glass door of Hang Drug Store at 53 S Illinois St during the night. He reportedly found only a fountain pen worth $6 and perhaps a few cigarettes or cigars. The brick damaged the tile floor. William Levy, a newsboy, discovered the break in and notified police.
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Hang Drug
Illinois St
O. W. Stansifer
William Levy
Ring Stolen From Doctor's Park Avenue Home
Dr. William Bolen reports a $1,000 diamond ring stolen from his residence at 2917 Park Avenue on Friday. Police are investigating the theft as a valued item loss.
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William Bolen
Park Ave
Floods Hit German Ruhr and Brandenburg Factories
Floods across Württemberg inundate the Zeppelin works at Friedrichshafen and the Maybach Motor plant in the Friederichshafen region, causing damage and disruption to operations and transportation.
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Germany
United Press
Berlin
Wurtemburg
Zeppelin
Friederichshafen
Mayback
Police Criticizes Arrests of Union Organizers in Indiana Case
Special Judge Solon J. Carter denied dissolving a temporary restraining order against Indianapolis police after they arrested union organizers from the street railway employes. The ruling labeled the arrests as potentially criminal and cautioned officers to seek legal counsel before future actions.
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Police Department
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Solon J. Carter
Superior Court Three
Frank P. Baker
W. C. Bachelder
Russel and
Joseph Fort
Jesse Young
Curtis Johnson
Carl Lucas
Carter
Intrusion at Municipal Judge's Office Probed by Prosecutor
Judson L. Stark was detailed to investigate two men entering Municipal Judge Dan V. White's office at police headquarters early Thursday. Prosecutor Wiliam H. Remy ordered Stark to present the case to the grand jury if warranted. Stark conferred with Police Chief Claude F. Johnson. Patrolman Albert Keers resigned after White reported the incident Friday. Robert J. Cunningham, clerk in Judge Edward Felt's municipal court, is said to have stated he would.
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Judson L. Stark
Dan V. White
Wiliam H. Remy
Stark
Claude F. Johnson
Johnson
White
Albert Keers
Robert J. Cunningham
Edward Felt
Aimee Semple McPherson Found Safe in Canada
Winnipeg telegram reports revivalist Aimee Semple McPherson found in Edmonton Canada identified by three International Detective Agency operatives. Police wired Edmonton authorities to detain named suspects while mother urges return if the woman is in custody.
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United Real
Los Angeles
Aimes Semple McPherson
Edmonton
Canada
James A. Daviss
James H. Gould
Aimee Semple McPherson
Calgary
California
Coronoa Hotel
McPherson
Toronto
Middleton
Davis
Aimee
Deny Aimee McPherson Not Found in Edmonton Hotel
Officials at the Corona Hotel in Edmonton Alberta say there is no record of missing Los Angeles evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. Hotel staff report Blanche Potter and James H. Gould of Los Angeles as current guests and are seeking the private detective who sent the locating wire.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Corona
Blanche Potter
James H. Gould
Taliesen Wife Still Vexes Wright Estate
Miriam Noel, estranged wife of Frank Lloyd Wright, remains at a Springfield Green hotel seeking access to Taliesen. She vows to fight legal actions to claim the home, asserting love has died and she needs a place to stay despite court barriers and lack of funds.
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United Preas
Frank
Wills Ice Cream Cones to Children in School Plan
In Scotch Plains New Jersey June 5 one ice cream cone yearly is willed to 900 school children by the late Dr J Ackerman Coles an educator who left 1000 for the purpose.
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Scotch Plains
N. J
Kiwanis Train Leaves for Montreal Convention
Several hundred Indiana Kiwanis members ride a special train from Union Station at noon toward Montreal Quebec. The delegation aims to bring the 1527 convention to Indianapolis with Mervin Hammell leading eighty five Indianapolis members as club president.
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Montreal
Quebec
Union Station
Indianapolis
Mervin Hammell
Fort Harrison to Host Tactical Inspection by Howze Team
Maj. Gen. Robert Lee Howze head of the 5th Corps area will conduct a tactical inspection at Ft. Benjamin Harrison on Wednesday. Col. John F. Madden Lieut. Col. W. C. Gardenhire and Capt. Alonzo P. Fox will accompany him.
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Robert Lee Howze
5Th Corps
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
John F. Madden
W. C. Gardenhire
Alonzo P. Fox
Marion County Primary Campaign Cost Exceeds Budget
County Auditor Harry Dunn reports the total cost of the recent Marion County primary campaign as 51467.20 dollars, surpassing the 40000 dollar county council appropriation. A special meeting will be called within ten days to authorize additional funds.
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Harry Dunn
Marion County
Dunn
State loss in dealings alleged in highway material report
The State board of accounts accuses the State highway commission of selling used war materials to the Goldbergs at low prices and reselling to State institutions at higher costs. The 118,238 axes from the Federal government included 115,599 sold to the Goldbergs for 13120.17, and some later resold to the Indiana State Reformatory for 75 cents each. The probe, spanning two years, led to indictments of key officials and dealers. Authorities note profits could have arisen from direct transfers to institutions at the original government prices.
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State Highway Commission
Moses
Victor Goldberg
State Board of Accounts
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Goldbergs
Indiana State Reformatory
Acounts Board
Marion County Grand Jury
John D. Wiliams
Earl Crawford
George Bartley
C. William Whaley
Commis
Indiana nurses graduate with honors at Walter Reed
Four Indiana girls graduated with honors in the senior nurses class at Walter Reed Government hospital in Washington on Friday night. Adele Van Ostran Lucy A. Waugh from Columbia City Frances M. Crosson from Lapel and Helen M. Ken ner from Delphi were named as graduates.
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Times Special
Washington
Indiana
Walter Reed Government Hospital
Adele van Ostran
Lucy A. Waugh
Columbia City
Frances M. Crosson
Lapel
Helen M. Kenner
Delphi
Panicked Bull Breaks Loose at Indianapolis Stock Yards
A wild bull owned by Bennett Commission Company escaped its pen at Indianapolis Ivo stock yards early today causing a riot of excitement. The animal charged buyers and workers, was lassoed by a worker, and broke six fences. It injured itself severely with blood flowing from nostrils and wounds. Officials called it pure luck no one was hurt.
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Indianapolis Ivo
Bennett Commission Company
Four Held for Outrage at U S Legation Bombing
Police say they have arrested all persons responsible for the bombing of the American Legation in Montevideo. Four men are held. Raids on two homes uncovered bomb making materials and books on infernal machines.
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U. S
Man Stopped After Confrontation on Arsenal Ave
John Hurd a Black man at 2545 Arsenal Ave was stopped by Patrolman Reeves in civilian clothes who demanded street location. Reeves claimed the man asked questions, drew a revolver, and found a knife hidden behind his back. Hurd was charged with vagrancy as investigation continues.
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John Hurd
Arsenal Ave
Reeves
Forecast for fair weather tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight with clear skies and rising temperatures through Sunday. Light winds from the west accompany a gradual warmup, with daytime highs edging higher and overnight lows staying mild.
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