Second search for dirigible Italia proves futile
Lieut Luetzow Holm on the steamer Hobby returns from a second air search for the Italia crew over Mossel Island Spitzbergen and surrounding ice but finds no sign. He doubts the airship will be sighted there. Italian Alpine chasseurs aboard search again. Braganza turns back from packed ice and heads toward Kings Bay.
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Lars Hansen
United Press
HOBBY
Spitzbergen
Luetzow Holm
Kifners Bay
Wood Bay
Mossel Island
Holm
Friesland
Mossel Bay
Wiesde Bay
Braganza
North Cape
Henlopen Strait
Kings Bay
Radio amateur reports Nobile message on Italia search
Albert L. Byler of North Wales Pennsylvania said he intercepted an English message he believed came from General Umberto Nobile regarding the lost dirigible Italia. It gave a location about 300 miles north of Spitzbergen and described the crew as very cold and worried.
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United Press
North Wales
Albert L. Byler
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Italia
Nobile
Spitzbergen
Last Day for Primary Campaign Expense Filings
Primary statements must be filed today with County Clerk George Hutsell. Nine Republicans and seven Democrats filed on Wednesday listing campaign costs for candidates including Studevent, Schmidt, Rogers, De Haven, Hiner, Hall, Levy, Jeffers, Becker, and a Hall for Congress Club with receipts of 3180 and expenditures of 3067.47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ©. Hutsell
Charles O. Studevent
George G. Schmidt
William H. Rogers
H. Walker de Haven
Ward B. Hiner
Archibald M. Hall
Jessie Levy
Alonzo Jeffers
John W. Becker
Hall
Congress Club
Indiana National Guard units ordered to Camp Knox
William H. Kershner adjutant general announced movement orders for Indiana National Guard troops to the summer training camp at Camp Knox Kentucky from August 5 to 19. Three Indianapolis units and two from Morristown will travel by bus. others go by train.
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Camp Knox
William H. Kershner
Adjutant General
Indianapolis
Morristown
113Th Observation Squadron
113Th
113Th Veterinary Company
151St Service Company
LODGE PARLEY OPENS AT DRUIDS CONVENTION
The twenty fourth annual convention of the Grand Circle of Indiana women s auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Druids opened at Druids Hall Delaware Street. Grand arch druidess Mrs Lillian Franl presided. Delegates were entertained Wednesday evening at Maryland Hall by the Marion County chapter. Grand secretary Charles G N Geider delivered an address. A reception for seventy five delegates followed.
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Grand Circle of
Indiana
Mil ton Taylor Faces Fine After Abduction Case
Mil ton Taylor 24 of 519 St. Paul Street was fined 31 dollars by Municipal Judge Paul Wetter for rough handling in the May 28 abduction of Miss Mary Staley 21 of 2016 English Avenue. Staley stood with him in court and left with him. police stopped Taylor and his brother John 22 after the incident at her home.
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Paul C. Wetter
Milton Taylor
St. Paul St
Taylor
Mary Staley
English Ave
Wetter
Miss Staley
Martha Staley
James B. Luck
Beville Ave
John
Shoals Veto Limit Near for Muscle Shoals Bill
President Coolidge faces a June 7 deadline to veto or sign the Muscle Shoals bill for wartime nitrate plant operation in Alabama. With ten days passed since Congress sent the measure, a pocket veto is possible if no action is taken by midnight. Proponents claim it becomes law automatically. White House signals caution.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Justice Department
Congress
United States Supreme Court
White House
Leslie Urges State Aid for Education in Indiana
Harry G. Leslie Republican candidate for Governor told Bloomington Rotary Club that Indiana must fund educational institutions more. State superintendent Roy P. Wisehar joined, and Leslie said universities cooperate, deserve higher pay for top teachers engineers agriculturists doctors and dentists and greater state support.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Harry G. Leslie
Rotary Club
Roy P. Wisehar
Indiana
Jewelry Trade Association Holds Two Day Conference
State jewelry wholesalers and manufacturers met in a two day Claypool conference. E St Elmo Lewis of New York spoke on Organizing for Profit. Herbert P Sheets of Indianapolis spoke on What Organization Has Done for the Hardware Trade. W Calvert Moore commented on Observation of the Present Situation in the Jewelry Trade. Bartley J Doyle of Philadelphia discussed The Organization Plan.
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Jewelry Trade Association
Claypool
E. St. Elmo Lewis
New York
Herbert P. Sheets
Indianapolis
W. Calvert Moore
Bartley J. Doyle
Philadelphia
Flier and mechanic die in Arlington tailspin crash
Keith Keeling a 30 year old pilot and Clay Goodrich 23 an aviator mechanic and student pilot were burned alive when their mono plane fell 800 feet in a tailspin over Arlington Virginia. The accident occurred during a pleasure flight from Potomac field to test the craft recently built at a Alexandria factory. Keeling home Kansas City had held a pilot license for ten years and was regarded as an exceptionally safe operator.
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United Preas Washington
Keith Keeling
Clay Goodrich
Arlington
Potomac Flying Field
Alexandria
Keeling
Kansas City
Padlock Move Filed Against G Parrot Road House
Federal court action initiated by District Attorney Albert Ward targets the G Parrot road house near Kokomo, recently raided by prohibition agents under George L. Winkler deputy city administrator. E Nutter named proprietor in the proceeding.
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Albert Ward
Terrier’s string of luck ends with loss at Abash
In Abash Indiana on June 7 W R Reed recalls his terrier surviving a 20 foot fall into a creek a golf ball blinding it in one eye and a near electrocution before the dog vanished after a recent day on the golf course leaving Reed worried about the missing pet.
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Y Abash
Ind
W. R. Reed
Reed
Ferry St
Power Employes Honor Officials At Stag Dinner
Indianapolis Power and Light Company officials were guests of the W. Morris St. plant employes at a Wednesday stag dinner attended by over 300. Toastmaster William D. Croning introduced Norman A. Perry company president and Emmett G. Ralston vice president with Wallace O. Lee presenting. Motion pictures of employees, an orchestra and cabaret numbers complemented the evening while six three round bouts and a battle royal provided entertainment.
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Indianapolis Power and Light Company
W. Morris St
William D. Croning
Norman A. Perry
Emmett G. Ralston
Wallace O. Lee
T. W. Ayton
W. S. Cronin
William Hebeney
J. T. Davis
C. E. Fausett
Paul Helm
J. J. Steuerwald
Fred Fitzwater
M. V
Stolen Cars Listed By Owners and Addresses
Police report names owners of missing automobiles with makes and partial plate numbers. Carl Rhodes, Ray C. Smith, Otto Williams, Lige Carpenter, Dr. L. M. Choate, E. L. Carter, Fred B. Shaw, Roy E. Hine, L. E. Gettins are identified with street addresses and vehicle brands. Details show vehicles seized from various city intersections and residences.
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Carl Rhodes
Bright St
Overland
Ray C. Smith
Eugene St
Chrysler
W. Thirty-Sixth St
Otto Williams
Lee St
Dodge
Ohio
Illinois
L. E. Gettins
Broadway
Chevrolet
Delaware
Market Sts
Autos Found at Multiple Local Addresses in Day’s Roundup
Frank Masterson reports Ford vehicles found at 821 N St Clair Hazel McCollum’s Chevrolet located at Capitol Ave and Chesapeake Marie Blackwell’s Ford at 2333 Parker Ave Derussa Vanthuysen’s Ford found near Fifteenth St and Northwestern Ave Clifford Booker of Mickleyville Indiana also tied to a Ford found at 125 S Meridian St.
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Frank Masterson
Tacoma Ave
Ford
St. Clair St
Hazel McCollum
Broadway
Chevrolet
Capitol Ave
Chesapeake
Marie Blackwell
Cornell Ave
Parker Ave
Derussa Vanthuysen
Wayne Ave
Fifteenth St
Northwestern Ave
Clifford
Booker
Mickleyville
Ind
Meridian St
Armory Dedication Friday in Rensselaer Indiana
The Indiana National Guard Armory in Rensselaer Indiana will be dedicated Friday. Governor Ed Jackson Adjt Gen William Kershner and Col John J Boaz are invited officials. Republican nominee Harry Leslie is also expected to attend.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Indiana National and Armory
Ed Jackson
Adjt
William Kershner
John J. Boaz
Harry Leslie
Disavow Plan For Extensive Wire Tapping
Washington officials reject any broad use of telephone wiretaps to enforce dry laws. The dry czar says taps will be used only for direct evidence of immense conspiracies as a last resort. Congress may seek to outlaw such practices amid Supreme Court guidance and dissenting views.
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Ray Tucker Washington
Treasury
Supreme Court
Seymour L. Lowman
Lowman
Congress
John J. Boylan
New York
Moscow
United States
First New Type Ford Built in Indianapolis Opens
Mayor L Ert Slack Emer son W Chaille and J Frank Cantwell of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board welcomed the first new type Ford at the Ford plant 1315 E Washington St. The plant resumed operations Monday and ten cars were finished Wednesday bringing 200 employed with plans to 800. The Real Estate Board planned ceremonies for the completion of the first car next week.
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L. Ert Slack
Emerson W. Chaille
J. Frank Cantwell
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Ford
Indianapolis
Ford Motor Company
Washington St
G. J. Steinmetz
Indiana teachers retirement law pushed by Chamber group
The Chamber of Commerce education committee named to back a uniform Indiana teachers retirement law will coordinate with the tenure act and teachers pension act. It met with Superintendent Charles F. Miller and school board members about Indianapolis retirement rules allowing grade teachers to retire at 68 and high school teachers at 70.
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Indiana
Chamber of Commerce Education
Charles F. Miller
Indianapolis
Labor dispute talks in session with UMWA officials
Dennis H Brislin Rinaldo Cappellini and Enoch Williams officers of District 1 UMWA sat with national officers at headquarters Wednesday to discuss recent disputes. John L Lewis national president said no decision would come until late Wednesday or Thursday. The Scranton Wilkes Barre district group has clashed with part of the local membership over contract labor and came unofficially on their own initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis H. Brislin
Rinaldo Cappelini
Enoch Williams
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Scranton-Wilkesbarre
Local Woman Dies by Self Immolation in Boonville
Boonville Ind June 7 Mrs Margaret Smith died four days after setting fire to her clothing and pouring oil over it as she attempted suicide. She had been in ill health for several years.
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Times
Boonville
Ind
Margaret Smith
Road Contracts Let By State Highway Commission
The State Highway Commission awarded two paving contracts. Hinton and Smalley, Celina, Ohio, won 9.5 miles of Rd. 67 from Bryant to the Ohio State line for 176 554.14 dollars. D. A. Hyman & Sons, Logansport, received the bid for paving approaches to an overhead bridge on Rd. 31 in Miami County for 12 1903.64 dollars.
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Bryant
Ohio State Line
Hinton and
Smalley
Celina
Ohio
D. A. Hyman & Sons
Logansport
Miami County
Accused Denies Murder Guilt In Lafayette Court
In Tippecanoe Circuit Court John Burns 20-year-old denies armed involvement claiming he and Samuel Baxter were on the floor of a car when Deputies McClure and Grove were shot. Burns says he did not fire and did not know who did. Baxter remains missing as Burns faces charges from the Feb 7 incident and May 21 arrest. Also noted are two locals from Lebanon set to graduate from West Point.
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Times Special Lafayette
Ind
Wallace McClure
John Grove
John Burns
Tippecanoe Circuit Court
Mente
Burns
Samuel Baxter
State Reformatory
Pendleton
Baxter
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