Daring Girl Bandit Kills Chicago Man
Police pursued a young woman bandit who shot Richard C. Tesmer, an insurance adjuster, to death during a midnight hold up at the Tesmer Gold Coast home. A man believed to be her companion, a dancer, was held incommunicado as Mrs. Tesmer partially identified him. The couple are linked to several recent North Side robberies.
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United Proag
Chicago
Richard C. Tesmer
Tesmer
Gold Coast
Winthrop Avee
County Jury Indicts Commission Merchant on Still Charge
John W. Anderson of 6012 College Ave charged by a grand jury with operating a still after a May 14 raid at his home. Other indictments include George Egan for liquor violations Ira Worth and Moses Lipshitz for receiving stolen goods Roosevelt Pressley for assault with intent to kill Yearkes Henry for May 14 charges John Coleman for burglary and grand larceny and several fugitives.
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John W. Anderson
College Ave
Anderson
George Egan
New York St
Ira Worth
South St
Roosevelt Pressley
Athen St
Yearkes Henry
W. North St
Moses Lipshitz
E. McCarn St
John Coleman
Parked autos looted in downtown theft wave
Police chase a renewed car looting spree in downtown streets. Clarence Strickling reports a missing package from his car at Illinois and Market Streets worth 348. Robert McKee's car on Monument Circle lost a traveling bag with clothes valued at 50. Dorothy Van Nuys reports a traveling bag taken from a car on the circle containing clothes and jewelry valued over 200.
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Clarence R. Strickling
Cold Springs Rd
Forty-Fourth St
Illinois
Market Sts
Robert McKee
Delaware St
Monument Circle
Dorothy van Nuys
Frankfort
Ind
Autos Turn Over in Troy Madison Crash Injures Woman
Police report two cars collided at Troy and Madison Avenues. A woman in the Madison car was cut by glass when the vehicles overturned. The drivers were removed from the scene. vehicle ownership tied to Ed Carroll of Misha Indiana.
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Madison Ave
Troy
Madison Aves
William Obertingfi
Southern Cve
Troy Ave
Ed Carroll
Misha
Ind
Whipping Trial Delayed Until June 25 in Tabert Case
Walter Higginbotham, the convict camp whipping boss charged with Martin Tabert’s murder, was adjourned in Lake City Florida as defense attorneys cited unavailable witnesses. The trial now resumes June 25 under Judge McMullen’s order.
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United Preas
Tech Student Earns Six A Pluses in Six Subjects
Ivan Cole of 642 Virginia Ave at Technical High School is the only student with perfect grades in six subjects. He boasts six A pluses in a row, credits regular study and steady habits, and plans to graduate in January 1924.
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Tech
Ivan Cole
Virginia Ave
Technical
Cole
Two Arrests After Garage Hold-Up Ends in Fight
Police responded to a Maple Road Blvd garage hold-up report and found a scuffle. Ray Hynes of 132 West Twenty-Sixth Street and Chauncey Davis of 1009 Edgemont Street were arrested on assault and battery charges after Davis allegedly struck Hynes with a chair when the latter refused a five dollar gasoline can deposit.
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Maple Road Blvd
Illinois St
Ray Hynes
Twenty-Sixth St
Polge
Chauncey Davis
Edgemont St
Davis
Hynes
Tech High observes Outdoor Day at 10 a m
Technical High School students will observe Outdoor Day at 10 a m on Thursday at the athletic field. The program includes songs by the Girls Glee Club selections and an address by Clarke Venable national president of the Izaak Walton League. Ivy and Tech rose presentations will feature Cleo Peterson presenting and Principal Milo N Stuart accepting.
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Tech
Technical High School
Girls’ ‘Glee Club
Clarke Venable
Izaak Walton League
Tech Rose
Cleo Peterson
Milo N. Stuart
America Leads in Ruhr Rhine Relief Efforts
Berlin reports Americans top donors to Rhineland and Ruhr relief. Clothing from across the United States valued at 350,000,000 marks and 20,000 food packages were sent for distribution. About 100,000 individual boxes valued at 2,000,000,000 marks were forwarded through the central relief committee. Other contributors include Swedish Norwegian Danish Red Cross, Austria Estonia Holland Switzerland and Czecho-Slovakia with a Vatican donation as well.
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Berlin
Rhineland
Ruhr
German Red Cross
United States
Germany
Central Relief Committee
Red Cross
Austria
Esthenia
Holland
Switzerland
Czecho-Slovakia
Vatican
Indiana University Caning Power Upheld by Attorney General
Attorney General U.S. Lesh issued an opinion to Edwin Corr of Indiana University upholding the school’s power to expel or suspend students for immoral or directionable conduct. He stressed that medicine requires a very high moral standard and cited the School of Medicine in denying or suspending a student for unbecoming behavior.
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U.S. Lesh
Edwin Corr
Board of
Indiana University
Kerr
Indiana University School of Medicine
Lesh
Breach of Promise Award Against Doctor Draws Appeal
Mrs. Violet Johnston of New York was awarded $50,000 in a breach of promise suit against Dr. Carl Connell, former head of Presbyterian hospital, a verdict likely to be appealed. Connell, praised for wartime gas mask work, was named in the action. In a second note, Okke Vanderzee was arrested for driving on the left of a streetcar, causing a collision with Robert Coleman’s vehicle. A separate Times Special report from Washington Indiana notes Louis Bratcher seeking missing horse saddle shirts and a boy after a disappearance.
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United Press
Qmaha
Neb
Violet Johnston
New York
Carl’ Connell
Connell
Presbyterian Hospital
Times Special
Washington
Ind
Louis Bratcher
Armer
Bratcher
Prince Cantacuzene Grants Great-Grandson Starts Real Estate Career
Prince Michael Cantacuzene, great-grandson of President Grant, begins as a real estate agent with Ross and Company in Chicago. He lives temporarily in the Potter Palmer mansion on the Gold Coast while seeking an affordable apartment. He values ancestry but prefers to be nicknamed Mike and aims to build a profitable future in the West after Harvard and New York stints.
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Royal Youth
Potter Palmer
Chicago
United Arena
Prince Michael Cantacuzene
President Grant
Ross and Company
Cantacuzene
Gold Coast
Prince Cantacuzene
Julia Kranz
Ivy
Mike
Harvard
Prince Michael
Clarisa P. Curtiss
Boston
Harvard College
New York
Three Drunks Sentence Themselves in Court Affirms
Three first offenders charged with drunkenness asked to pass sentences on themselves Judge Soywer allowed the requests and the defendants spoke candidly Lee Sheffler Harold Houser and Robert Black each pleaded guilty and asked leniency citing jobs families and finances The court affirmed all sentences despite the self imposed terms
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United News Des
Lee Sheffler
Harold Houser
Robert Black
How to Improve Indianapolis
A civic essay by E. T. Albertson urges Indianapolis to honor the home and family life, observe the Sabbath sacredly, and reemphasize the sacredness of life. He argues that childhood must be nurtured, sacred institutions protected, and citizens live with faith, hope, and service to strengthen the city’s culture and future.
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Indianapolis Times
Marion County Sunday School Council of Religious Education
Indianapolis
Italy
France
Brownsburg seeks utility takeover and uniform rates
A petition filed with the public service commission asks permission for Brownsburg to take over a water plant to be built by the Brownsburg Water Company. The Indiana General Electric Company seeks authority to adopt a new and more uniform schedule of regulations for service in Muncie Hartford City Marion Fairmount Gas City Elwood Alexandria Montpelier and nearby towns.
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Brownsburg Water Company
Pany
Commission
Muncie
Hartford City
Marion
Fairmount
Gas City
Elwood
Alexandria
Montpelier
Hero Receives Meal Ticket For Life In New York
Captain Patrick Irving O Hay, an adventurer and war veteran, has been awarded a lifetime meal ticket by the Society of Restaurateurs. The card allows him free meals at 250 New York restaurants, a response to his stated need to eat between wars after decades of hardship and travel.
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New York
Patrick Irving O'Hay
Society of Restaurateurs
Captain O'Hay
Broadway
Boys Fish in Fountain After Mayor Reprimand
In Shelbyville Indiana on June 6 two boys were reprimanded by Mayor Hoop for fishing in the Joseph Memorial fountain on the public square after police discovered them casting lines in the large bowl. They left the mayor's office saying Never again.
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Times
Shelbyville
Ind
Hoop
Singer to Graduate From Shortridge Next Week
Miss Exthyrn Bowlby of 259 Burgess Ave. will graduate from Shortridge High School next week. Her departure will leave the school without one of its finest voices and a prominent musical figure. She spoke on "The World War Veteran" at Commemoration day and performed a patriotic vocal selection. Bowlby is a member of the National High School Honor Society, the Girls Glee Club, the True Blue Club and the Crescendo Club.
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Exthyrn Bowlby
Burgess Ave
Shortridge High School
Miss Bowlby
Girls’ Glee Club
True Blue Club
Tractor accident scars Ollie Smith in Indiana fields
Ollie Smith, a farmer in Alexandria Indiana, was seriously scalded and likely injured internally when a tractor he was driving struck a chain and overturned.
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Times Special
Alexandria
Ind
Ollie Smith
U S Rejects International Conference on Rum Parley
Washington reports that the United States will not submit liquor questions beyond the three mile limit to an international maritime conference. The policy remains domestic and the country will not recognize world court jurisdiction over this issue. The aim is to update old treaties with Spain and others to reach a mutually acceptable solution while preserving foreign relations.
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Washington
United States
International Conference of Maritime Nations
World Court
Spain
Supreme Court
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