Judge Gary Called Out Over Twelve Hour Labor Claim
The Federal Council of Churches condemns Judge Gary for defending a twelve hour day in mills. It cites independent investigations and the United States Steel stockholders committee findings that such long shifts degrade worker efficiency and vigor. The council urges Gary to reconsider his stance and focus on workers’ welfare.
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Steel Trust
America
Federal Council of Churches
United States Steel Corporation
Matrimonial Ads Show Women Outnumber Men in Papers
An analysis notes that 238 ads seek husbands while 68 seek wives in the major matrimonial paper. Women are portrayed as likely to wait while men market wealth and prospects, with many male ads offering money incentives and references.
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Men For Life
Advertiser
New Jersey
Nevada
ASK THE TIMES: Quizzes on history and trivia
Readers submit questions and answers on names places and facts. The column lists Queen Marys full name the Araic geological period signals and other general knowledge queries with brief authoritative replies from the Washington bureau.
Is Congress Afraid of the U S Supreme Court
U S Senator from Oklahoma argues the Constitution assigns three branches not co equal and rejects judicial review. He contends Congress alone holds law making power, cites historical opposition to a veto by courts, and recalls Dred Scott and other cases as examples of court overreach.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Robert Latham Owen
U. S
Oklahoma
Unitedf States
United States
Supreme Court
Preme Court
Nevada man seeks annulment after spending 60000 on wife
John F. Hurley testifies in Superior Court as first witness in an annulment suit to recover property from wife Gertrude Kennedy Hurley. He claims she induced marriage in 1919 and caused him to transfer seventeen city parcels and build a 55000 home, then spent time with other men in Miami Atlantic City and Cleveland.
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John FE. Hurley
Illinois St
Superior Court
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Frank C. Riley
Kennedy
College Ave
Miami
Atlantic City
Cleveland
Death summons William W. May
William Wallice May 77 died at his daughter’s home 130 West Nineteenth Street Wednesday afternoon. Last rites set for Friday at 2 p.m. at the home with burial in Crown Hill. Born in Ohio he moved to Indianapolis as a youth and served as a sergeant in the 132d Indiana Infantry during the Civil War. A longtime G A R worker and Fletcher Place M E Church member, he is survived by daughters Mrs Ethel M Barnard and Mrs Jessa R Davis of Dallas Texas.
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Ethel M. Barnard
Nineteenth St
Crown Hill
May
Ohio
Indianapolis
132D
Indiana Infantry
Fletcher Place
M. E
Barnard
Jessa R Davis
Dallas
Texas
Blind School Alumni Return for Indiana Event Concert
At the twelfth biennial Indiana School for the Blind alumni convention graduates perform tonight. Election of officers is Friday morning, banquet Friday night with Ray Judd as toastmaster. The Funmakers Band and girls chorus highlight the evening after a morning business session.
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Indiana School For the Blind
Ray Judd
Funmakers
Arthur J. Bernault
Washington Irving
Guards at City Beach Open with Extra Lifeguards
Following the Ravenswood drownings two youths, three city guards will man Riverside municipal bathing beach this Saturday two weeks earlier than planned. Edward E. McBride, director of recreation, says bathers are flocking to the beach and proper supervision is needed. The beach opens officially Saturday with a palmotor and a life buoy in use.
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Riverside Municipal Bathing Beach
Edward E. McBride
McBride
Hearing Delayed on King Ave Paving Injunction
Hearing in Superior Court on an injunction to cancel the contract to pave King Ave from St. Clair St. to the alley south of Sixteenth St. was postponed until next week. Sixty-two of ninety-five property owners signed the petition protesting the contract amid extended street work that has dragged on for more than a year.
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Mystic Shrine names new Biz Boss Conrad Dykeman
Conrad Dykeman of New York succeeds James S. McCandless of Honolulu as the Shrine's Imperial Potentate and Biz Boss in a leadership transition.
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Mystic Shrine
Conrad Dykeman
New York
James S. McCandless
Honolulu
Biz
St John seniors to receive degrees at Knights of Columbus
The St John academy class of 192? will graduate Friday June 15 at 8 pm in the Knights of Columbus Auditorium Fifteenth and Delaware. Rev Maurice O Connor will speak and Rev Joseph Chartrand will preside and diploma. Graduates include Misses Brennan Marks Brackman Bale Borman Davidson Carr Stalen Walse Joyse Murphy Vestal Randall McCarty Hickey Kavanaugh Moore Solomon.
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Knights of Columbus
Fifteenth
Delaware Sts
Maurice O'Conner
Joseph Chartrand
Spink-Arms
Anna C. Brennan
St. John’s Organization
Counterfeit Seals Case Yields Prison Sentences
Nathan Goldman of 1113 Union St pleaded guilty in Federal Court to possessing counterfeit United States strip stamps and liquor stamps. Judge Albert B. Anderson sentenced him to eighteen months in Atlanta Federal Prison. The case traces to a last year arrest in Rensselaer and involved whisky and tampering equipment.
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Nathan Goldman
Union St
Atlanta
Albert B. Anderson
Goldman
Rensselaer
Mary Deering
Velpen
Pike County
Anderson
John Carmody
Peck Willett
Louisville
Prather
Jeffersonville
Forty graduates listed for School No. 44 commencement
Forty eight pupils will graduate from School No. 44 Dearborn Eighth and Tenth Streets this semester. The class includes Loyal Anderson Nellie Blume Melvin Calvert Cortland Carrington John Davis Kenneth Fisher Sarah Gordon Fern Hawkins Mildred Hudson Virgil Jacob Ruth Jenkins Rather Jones Helen Justus Mabel Krentiler Raymond Knapp Richard Lindamood Perry McDole Earl McIntosh Charles Mills Charles Morse Gladys Mullin Russell Quinn Walter Ratnbolt Verna Rice Paul Robinson Yortta Lauder Henry Schmidt Katherine Beers Stanley Skiles Curtis Springer Ruby Stephens Byron Sturgeon Frances Talbott Richard Tirmenstein Byron Todd George Tont Ada Vanderberg Mary Wheeler Hazel Willians Mary Louise Wright.
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Loyal Anderson
Nellie Blume
Melvin Calvert
Cortland Carrington
John Davis
Kenneth Fisher
Sarah Gordon
Fern Hawkins
Mildred Hudson
Virgil Jacob
Ruth Jenkins
Rather Jones
Helen Justus
Mabel Krentiler
Raymond Knapp
Richard Lindamood
Perry McDole
Earl McIntosh
Charles Mills
Charles Morse
Gladys Mullin
Russell Quinn
Walter Rat
Luck Protects Indianapolis Newsboy
Ralph Jordan an 11 year old Times carrier lives at 923 Spruce Street. He stepped from the curb in front of 1314 Lexington Avenue into the path of a slowly driven car owned by Samuel Dunham of Lexington Avenue. He fell, the car passed over him, yet he escaped unharmed aside from a head bump and elbow bruise.
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Spruce St
Indianapolis
Lexington Ave
Samuel Dunham
Water petition delayed for Indianapolis Water Co
Preparation of a petition for higher rates for the Indianapolis Water Company has been delayed. It may be filed later this week or early next week. William H. Waddle, 66, farmer, is in critical condition after a bull attack he was feeding in Columbus Indiana.
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Indianapolis Water Company
Times Special
Columbus
Ind
William H. Waddle
Housewives Can Be Good Politicians Says Mrs Blair
Mrs Emily Newell Blair vice chairman of the Democratic national committee says women trained in running homes and caring for husbands and children can be valuable contributors to national political life. She argues politics is suitable for women beyond the home.
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Emily Newell Blair
Democratic National Committee
Scottish Rite to Build Cathedral Site
Scottosh Rite trustees Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection plan to complete purchase of two Meridian and Walnut streets lots to gain frontage between North and Walnut for a new Cathedral. Eastman property 664 ft on Meridian and 13 ft on Walnut. Wormser 65 ft on Walnut and 6.5 on Superior. Eastman price 107500. Wormser 25060.
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Ralph K. Smith
Leslie D. Cliney
Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection
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Walnut Sts
North
Joseph Rilus Eastman
Albert Wormser
Eastman
Meridian St
Walnut St
Wormser
Superior St
Railroad Conductor Killed in Chicago Yard Collision
John Koenines field, a 44 year old railroad conductor, was killed when a switch engine crashed into an open switch and plowed into a line of empty passenger coaches in raflined yards. Four others were seriously injured in the incident. ManuaL Boys honored J Porter Seidenaucker announced five graduates from Manual Training High School to receive honorary Junior Chamber memberships. Named honorees are Le Moyne Tambert Evan Steger Paul Olsen Walter Floyd and Edward Hatte.
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Chicago
John Koeninesfield
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Manual
J. Porter Seidenaucker
Junior Chamber of Commerce Today
Manual Training High School
Junior Chamber
le Moyne Tambert
Evan Steger
Paul Olsen
Walter Floyd
Edward Hatte
Delegates Get Send-off for National Credit Men Convention
Forty six delegates to the National convention of Credit Men at Atlanta Ga were given a send off today at a luncheon of the local association at the Claypool. A EF Smith general commercial superintendent of the Indiana Bell Telephone Company spoke. Mrs E C Marer and Miss Mina Markles had charge.
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National Convention of Credit Men
Atlanta
Claypool
A. EF. Smith
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
E. C. Marer
Mina Markles
Milking Is an Art Says Dairy Champion Elsie Krazney
Elsie Krazney a 19 year old Kansas milk maid won the interstate milking championship beating Missouri’s Bernice Wallen in two minutes. She filled a pail with 4.9 pounds of Jersey milk as the Governor had sent the Missouri entrant to compete for honors. Elsie compared milking to piano playing and credited her home farm training for the win.
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Iu United Press
Kansas City
Elsie Krazney
Kansas
Elsie
Bernice Wallen
Missouri
Jersey
Missouri College of Agriculture
Willard to Return as Modern Boxing Comeback Tale
A verse compares ancient greats buried in history and predicts Jess Willard’s return to boxing prominence. It imagines Willard rising from the past to challenge Jack Dempsey, speculating the Dempsey punch could deliver the decisive moment, despite miracles.
TOM SIMS SAYS A COLLECTION OF QUICK QUIPS ON LIFE
A humorous assembly of aphorisms mocks weather, fashion, mice, canaries, matches, flies, rain, turtles, spinach, porch lamps, weddings, laundry, window panes, dating, and loafing. The jumbled pieces resemble a newspaper column offering light satire and playful advice.
Choir Boys Made Mister By Father Finn For Paulist Choristers
Seventy choir boys in knee pants are called Mister and trained by Father William J. Finn director of the Paulist Choristers. The boys are praised for deportment and scholarship and prefer serious music over jazz, with soloist Jack Huber highlighted as a rising talent.
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William J. Finn
Paulist
Father Finn
Washington
Toronto
Maine
California
Los Angeles
Tom Huber
Jack
Bacher Palestrina
Percy Grainger
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