Editors of Two Parties in State Meet This Week
Two major political powers hold meetings in Indiana this week. The Republican Editorial Association convenes in South Bend Thursday with speakers including Senator Simeon D. Fess and Governor McCray. The Democratic gathering opens in Vincennes Friday headlined by Senator Heflin with tours and social events planned for editors.
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
South Bend
Vincennes
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
McCray
James E. Watson
Albert J. Beveridge
Emmett F. Branch
Andrew J. Hickey
Raymond C. Morgan
Groesbeck
Michigan
L. P. Beck
Elkhart
Heflin
Samuel Ralston
W. S. Chambers
A. P. Flynn
Logansport
Ay Greenwood
Notre Dame University
Studebaker
St. Joseph
Mich
Francis Vigo
William Henry Harrison
Dodge Estate Totals More Than 37 Million
Inventory of the late Horace E. Dodge estate shows a total of 37,186,588.48 with most assets in stocks. Dodge Brothers Inc shares total 29,343,350 and bonds amount to 4,000,000 in Victory and Liberty issues.
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United Preas
Detroit
Vuhe
Horace E. Dodge
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Victory
Liberty
Boys' Preparatory School Holds Indianapolis Commencement
Three graduates from Boys' Preparatory School of Indianapolis would receive diplomas at Blossom Health on Riverside Drive at 3 p m James P Barrett presiding Fred eric M Ayres president of the board of trustees would award the diplomas Edward Wolfe Adams Edward Baur and Jack Francis Malone sons of Indianapolis parents Meredith Nicholson to deliver the address following a garden party
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Boys’ Preparatory School of
Indianapolis
Blossom Health
Riverside Drive
Frederic M. Ayres
Board of Trustees
James P. Barrett
Edward Wolfe Adams
Ottis Adams
Edward Baur
Oscar Baur
Jack Francis Malone
M. H. K. Malone
Meredith Nicholson
Pope denies tip off on weekend raids
Police Captain Roy Pope rejects a published report that raids his squad carried out Saturday night were tipped off. He says they visited gambling houses known for activity and found some places running while others were not, with no evidence of advance warning.
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Roy Pope
Pope
Architects Convene Indiana Society Meeting at Lincoln
The Indiana Society of Architects will hold a convention at the Lincoln on Saturday June 23. Meritt Harrison secretary announced today. Directors will meet in the morning to conduct business and elect news officers. Present officers include President Guy Makhurin Ft Wayne first vice president Wilson B Parker Indianapolis second vice president Harry E Boyle Evansville secretary Merritt Harrison Indianapolis and treasurer Charles Brossman Indianapolis.
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Indiana Society of Architects
Lincoln
Meritt Harrison
Guy Makhurin
Ft. Wayne
Wilson B. Parker
Indianapolis
Harry E. Boyle
Evansville
Merritt Harrison
Charles Brossman
Glover Found Guilty of Assault in Court
Henry Glover a colored man from 641 N West St was convicted of assault and battery against Douglass Austin 620 E Court St in Criminal Court before Judge James A Collins. He received ninety days at the Indiana State Farm a fines of 14 dollars and costs with instruction that the fine be paid at 1 dollar per stitch needed to close Austin s wound. He had been indicted for assault and battery with intent to murder.
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Henry Glover
N. West St
Douglass Austin
E. Court St
James A. Collins
Glover
Indiana State Farm
Douglass
Plymouth rifle unit becomes Company E 152d Infantry
Adjt. Gen. Harry B. Smith announced the newly organized Plymouth Indiana rifle team is officially designated Company E of the 152d Infantry. Capt. W. N. Slappey conducted the final inspection for Federal recognition. Daniel H Bollinger is the captain.
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Plymouth
Ind
152D Infantry
Harry B. Smith
W. N. Slappey
Daniel H Bollinger
High Prelate Defies Church Over Evolution Stance
Rev. Henry Van Dyke, former US minister to the Netherlands and Luxembourg, states he will not quarrel with Presbyterian churchmen if they seek his resignation for comments refusing to condemn evolution. He opposes new orthodoxy tests and any wine abstinence pledge for communicants.
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Henry van Dyke
United States
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Tudor Graduates Twenty Six Girls
Dean Percy H. Boyton of Chicago University urged Tudor Hall graduates to stand for new ideas rather than cling to old ones. Twenty six graduates were listed by name at the Tudor Hall commencement held Tuesday night at First Presbyterian Church.
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Percy H. Boyton
Chicago University
Tudor Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Misses Betty Gould Alford
Evelyn Eleanore Barnes
Jeanne Elizabeth Bousley
Louise Campbell
Winifred Katharine Cary
Josephine Chandler
Mildred Dorothy Clark
Gertrude Clarke
Jeanette Elizabeth Craft
Rose Elizabeth Elliott
Contempt Charge Follows Failure to Heed Warnings in City Court
Bailiff Dennis reports Eugene Allison aged 30 of 2344 Yandes Street was locked up for contempt of court after ignoring repeated quiet warnings in city court today. Police report a purse containing 30 45 stolen from A E Lowry home at 3608 Kenwood Avenue Tuesday afternoon.
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Dennis
Eugene Allison
Yandes St
A. E. Lowry
Kenwood Ave
Walska to Seek U S Naturalization in Paris
In Paris Ganna Walska wife of Harold Mc Cormick announced she will become a naturalized American. A Springfield Mass house was found wrecked with thirty seven barrels and two hundred bottles of wine in the basement.
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Ganna Walska
Harold McCormick
Paris
Springfield
Mass
Tourists Smooth World by Edwin E Slosson
The author discusses tourism erasing regional differences by standardizing foreign lands into home-like experiences. He cites examples from Peking to Biskra and laments the homogenizing effect of travel and media on cultures worldwide. In Lebanon Indiana traffic news follows a heat damaged street section on N East Street.
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Science Service
Peking
Biskra
Oberammergau
Timea Special
Lebanon
Ind
N. East St
Irvington School of Music Opens Summer Term Monday
The Irvington School of Music announces its summer term begins Monday with all departments remaining open through the summer months. Students may enroll for lessons and classes across piano violin voice and theory.
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Irvington School of Music
Three youths held on delinquency charges for lamp destruction
Three youths from Eleventh Thirteenth and Edison Streets were detained after Tuesday evening arrests for breaking four boulevard lights at Fifty Seventh Street and College Avenue. Bicyclemen Okey and Fessler said the youths threw stones at lamps for sport.
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Eleventh
Thirteenth
Edison Sts
Fifty-Seventh St
College Ave
Okey and
Fessler
Hoosier Briefs: KKK talk, honors, and local events
An unidentified speaker addressed about one thousand at Franklin on Ku Klux Klan principles. Other items note Rev Aldering dedicating La Porte school and parish hall, and high school graduates urged to invest community power for good. Various local updates include a Masonic honor roll, Boy Scout concessions, a WWI veteran suicide, a Marion factory move, jail fire suppression, and plant burns from an explosion.
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