Gallant Fox and Whichone Duel Near Belmont Stakes
Two top 3 year olds Gallant Fox and Whichone square off in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Earl Sande rides Gallant Fox while Sonny Workman guides Whichone with Questionaire also attracting support after a strong trial. Odds favor Whichone at 4 to 5 with Gallant Fox near 6 to 5.
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Gallant Fox
Belmont
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Whichone
William Woodward
Man-O-War
Belmont Park
Earl Sande
Sonny Workman
Little Star
Whitney
James Butler
Senate Tariff Passage Seen In Doubt In Poll
United Press poll shows a 46 to 46 tie with four undecided as Senate weighs final tariff bill. Coalition Democrats and Independent Republicans claim 49 to 47 against while Republicans predict a tie with Vice President breaking vote. Death of plan to add lumber duties looms if needed to swing outcomes.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Curtis
Frazier and
Nye
Dakota
Jones
Rep
Wash
Dill
Dem
Capper
Kan
Cutting
N. M.), Grundy
King
Utah
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Broussard
Ransdell
Louisiana
Fletcher
Trammell
Florida
Kendrick
Wyoming
Blaine
la Follette
Wis
Borah
Idaho
Brookshire
Frazier
N. D
Howell
Norris
Neb
McMaster
Norbeck
S. D
Pine
Okla
Schall
Minn
Weather report for North Wind area with light breeze
In the air conditions at North Wind the wind is 8 miles per hour from the north. Barometric pressure is 30 inches at sea level. Temperature reads 53 degrees. Altitude 800 feet. Visibility four miles.
Market Opens Drag United States Steel Stocks Lower
United States Steel common stock fell to a yearly low in early trading on the Stock Exchange, opening at 166 1 2 and slipping to 164. Other oils moved narrow, Steel among the notable decliners while few gains appeared. First half hour volume reached 710,800 shares, well above recent days.
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Linited Press
New York
United States Steel
Stock Exchange
Houston
Sinclair
Atlantic Refining
United States
Allied Chemical
PORKERS UNCHANGED IN TRADE AT YARDS
Hogs were steady at the Union Stockyards with bulk 169 to 275 pounds at 10.35 to 10.45 dollars. Top price 10.50. Receipts about 3,000. holdovers 0.920. Cattle, calves, and sheep steady. Chicago hog receipts 10,000 with 9,000 direct. Early bids steady but 10 to 15 cents below Friday’s close. 280-pound hogs 10.10. 220-pound hogs 10.15. 160 to 200-pounder 10.40 and up. Cattle 700, sheep 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chicago
Senate denies ban on poison in industrial alcohol
The Senate again refused to bar the Treasury Department from using poison in industrial alcohol to deter its use for beverages. By a 16 to 45 vote, it rejected an amendment by Senator Tydings to an agriculture department bill that would have stopped poison use.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Treasury Department
Tydings
Dem
Agriculture Department
Treasury
Justice Department
Youth’s failed self harm at Atlantic City shooting gallery
Samuel Asch aged 17 attempted to shoot himself in the head at a boardwalk shooting gallery in Atlantic City New Jersey on June 7. Each of his three shots went astray as other patrons fired at targets prompting police intervention to stop the incident.
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United Puss
Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Asch
Asch
North Carolina votes in pivotal Senate primary this day
North Carolina voters cast a joint Republican and Democratic primary ballot to decide whether Senator Durnifeld M. Simmons should seek another term. Opposing him is Josiah W. Bailey who campaigns on party regularity while Simmons lobbies from Washington for vindication of a five term record.
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Raleigh
N. C
Durnifeld M. Simmons
Alfred E. Smith
North Carolina
Simmons
Josiah W. Bailey
Bailey
Washington
Senate
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
H. Grady Dorsett
Wake Forest
George E. Butler
Clinton
Marion Butler
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
Peter Pritchard
Simmons-Bailey
Phosphorus murder linked to Mobile man disappearance
Authorities suspect Harold Schroeder used phosphorus to destroy the body found in a burning car on High School road Mobile Alabama. New Orleans chemist says Schroeder bought seven pounds of phosphorus May 2. investigator Thomas Riley hunts C Ridenhour and traces Schroeder’s movements from Mobile to New Orleans and beyond.
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Harold Herbert Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Schroeder
Thomas Riley
Insurance Company
Riley
C. Ridenhour
Ridenhour
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Street Railway
Ernest Schroeder
Evanston, Sr
Brown Attacks Ohio Automobile Association as Bush League
Clarence J. Brown secretary of state spoke at the twenty ninth annual Ohio State Automobile Association convention in Cleveland on Friday night. He called the group a bush league political outfit with more bunk cross and double cross than any other similar organization.
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United Press
Cleveland
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio State Automobile Association
Bush League
Famous Jurist William McAdoo Dies Suddenly
William McAdoo 76 emigrated from Ireland to the United States and became a national figure. He served in New Jersey municipal posts and the assembly, Congress, and as assistant secretary of the navy from 1893 to 1897. He later moved to New York, where Mayor McClelland appointed him police commissioner in 1904 and he rose to chief magistrate of New York's lower courts. He died of heart disease while nearing two decades in that role.
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United Preas
N York
William McAdoo
United States
Ireland
New York
McAdoo
Jersey City
Nation
New Jersey
New Jersey Assembly
Congress
Navy
Washington
Camel
Arunge
McClelland
Fireman Joseph Heuer Promoted and Two Police and Two Firemen Appointed
The safety board promoted Joseph Heuer from lieutenant to lieutenant in the fire department and appointed two police officers and two firefighters. Heuer is assigned to Engine House 30. Appointees include Floyd Reidenbach at 1031 East Raymond Street, reinstated. William G. Purvis at 1015 West Thirtieth Street. Joseph P. Seyfried at 1011 East Tabor Street. and Barney V. Harsin at 1524 East Kelly Street.
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Joseph Heuer
Fire Department
Safety Board
Heuer
Floyd Reidenbach
Raymond Street
William G. Purvis
Thirtieth Street
Joseph P. Seyfried
Tabor Street
Barney V. Harsin
Kelly Street
Stamp Enthusiasts Gather for Tri State Convention
Delegates from over twenty stamp clubs in Indiana Ohio and Illinois meet in Lockerbie June 14 15 for the annual tri state convention with the Indiana Stamp Club hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Lockerbie
Sharkey Ready For Title Bout Despite Criticism
Jack Sharkey remains unfazed by criticism five days before his heavyweight title bout with Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. Trainer Al Lacey cites Sharkey in peak condition, showing strength and weight consistent with past performances while forecasts his weigh‑in near 197 pounds. Former champions Kilbane and Lynch question Sharkey’s form yet agree he could defeat Schmeling if his speed and defense hold. Sharkey plans to wind down training by Monday, maintaining early‑hour routines.
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Orangeburg
N. Y
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Sharkey
Kilbane
Lynch
Schmeling
al Lacey
Conore
Dempsey
Loughran
Scott
Lacey
Germany Proposes Heavy Tax on Bachelors
Berlin June 7 The German cabinet backs an income tax rise that would sharply affect single people. Bachelors and spinsters would pay 50 percent more tax than now, 10 percent more than childless couples, and 10 percent more than couples with children.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Gas Station Bandit Net $20 in Two Robberies
Police records show two gas station robberies on Friday night. A gunman took $20 from H. C. Lepley at the Indian Refining station in Illinois and Twelfth streets. another man threatened Walter Reser at the Sinclair Refining station on Capitol Avenue and Twenty-first Street but fled when a car arrived for service.
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H. C. Lepley
North
Delaware Street
Am Indian Refining Company
Illinois
Twelfth Streets
Walter Reser
West
Walnut Street
Sinclair Refining Company
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Five Arrested After Free-For-All Fight
After a free-for-all fight early today a girl and a companion were arrested on immorality. Jack Yont twenty one of Flat Rock Indiana is charged with pulling Miss May Hutchinson twenty four of North New Jersey street from a car, breaking her arm. Carl Williams twenty four of Parker avenue and Jack Bender twenty four of Detroit Indiana are held on vagrancy and assault and battery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Yont
Flat Rock
Ind
May Hutchinson
New Jersey Street
Gene Rodgers
North
New Jersey Stret
Carl Williams
Parker Avenue
Jack Bender
Detroit
Camp Bedford Y M C A Camp Opens Near Bedford
J H Ehlers of the Y M C A announces reservation openings for Camp Bedford where Indianapolis Y boys will take a ten day encampment starting July 7. The camp sits four miles south of Bedford on a bluff above the east fork of the White River.
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Bedford
J. H. Ehlers
Camp Bedford
Y” Boys
Indianapolis
East Fork
White River
Summer home furnishings section in Indianapolis Times
In cooperation with the American Homes Federation the Indianapolis Times will publish next Wednesday a section devoted to news and advertising of summer home furnishings. Get a copy of this issue for detailed listings and features.
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American Homes Federation
Indianapolis Times
Times
Carol Returns to Romania as Exile Ends in Jubilation
Former Crown Prince Carol arrives by air in Bucharest amid cheering troops and crowds. Premier Maniu meets him while parliament eyes regency changes and a possible election to the throne or regency, as Carol joins his son King Michael and rekindles ties with Princess Helene.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol
Michael
Julius Maniu
Nicholas
Theg
Maniu
Presan
N. Lupu
Henrik Cihoski
Helene
German minister wounded in Lisbon assassination attempt
German minister to Portugal Dr. Albert von Baligand was seriously wounded by a German assassin as he visited the warship Koenigsburg in Lisbon. The shooter fired several shots and was arrested.
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United Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Albert von Baligand
Koenigsburg
Legislature Nominee Henry Cox Dies at Home
Marion county Democratic candidates adopted a bereavement resolution on the death of Henry C. Cox, 72, a legislature nominee who died at his Bridgeport home. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bridgeport M E church with the Rev. Paul Wietzke and Bridgeport Lodge No 162 in charge.
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Marion County
Henry C. Cox
Bridgeport
Herbert E. Wilson
Albert Walsman
Clarence E. Weir
Superior Court Four
Cox
Bridgeport M. E
Paul Wietzke
Bridgeport Lodge
A. M
Morlock and Carter Held for Aug. 4 Slaying Trial
Pioche youths Joseph Morlock and Kenneth Carter are jailed after pleading not guilty to the murder of Herbert Holse. They are accused of beating Holse to death after he caught them robbing a safe belonging to Morlock’s father.
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United Press
Pioche
Negr
Joseph Morlock
Kenneth Carter
Herbert Holse
Morlock
Cartier
Horse
Fell Receives Naval Academy Appointment
Indianapolis Eagle Scout Charles W. Fell has received an appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis and has been received at scout headquarters from Representative Louis Ludlow. Fell, of 3121 North Illinois Street, is attending Harvard.
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Charles W. Fell
Indianapolis
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Louis Ludlow
Fell
North Tllinois Street
Harvard
Romanian Prince Carol Leaves Madame Lupescu for Romania Return
London reports Prince Carol of Romania has broken with Magda Lupescu and plans to join the regency council in Bucharest after meeting Queen Marie in Bavaria. The move follows talks with Senator Cornescu and a May 31 notification to Lupescu. Carol's path allegedly includes secret travel to Bucharest and a future official entry.
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Carol
Romania
Magda Lupescu
France
Helene
Vienna
United Press
London
Prince Carol of
Rumania
Queen Marie
Bavaria
London Daily Mail
Bucharest
Prince Nicholas
Daily Mail
Paris
Cornescu
Madame Lupescu
Marie
Berchtesgaden
Europe
Nicholas
Bistritza
Transylvania
Queen Marie Elated By Carol’s Return From Exile
Queen Marie of Romania expressed the greatest happiness upon learning her son Prince Carol had returned from exile to Bucharest. The dowager queen spoke during travel, emphasizing her wish for the Romanian people and her role as a mother.
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United Press
Vienna
Marie of
Romania
Prince Carol
Bucharest
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