France Demands Immediate Halt to Rug Resistance
Paris reports France sent a strong note to Germany demanding that resistance to the inter allied military control commissions end at once. Premier Poincare plans allied consultation on Germany’s reparations offer as occupation safeguards resume and cabinet meets to set policy amid calls for a united front.
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United Press
Paris
France
Germany
Poincare
Ruhr
Painceare
Italy
Body of Woman Found in Gulvert
A well dressed woman was found under a culvert near Dungstown after police received an anonymous note. Sheriff Donahey calls it a murder. the victim wore a gray dress gray shoes stockings and gray fur. handwriting experts were assigned to the note.
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Pa Pattet Preas
Dungstown
Ohio
Donahey
Crews Rescued After Double Shipwreck Near Chickof Island
Near Chickof Island about 100 miles south of the Alaska peninsula two ships the Cardinal and Discoverer were wrecked on Rocky Reefs. The mine sweeper Cardinal and survey ship Discoverer were saved by the U S S Cuyama which rescued 135 men in small boats after both vessels were unable to ride out the wind lashed seas.
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United Press
Seattle
Wash
Hidden Rocks
Chickof Island
Alaskan Peninsula
Cuyama
Cardinal
Butler Names Editors Of Campus Publication For 1923 24
Frank Trost of Indianapolis will edit The Collegian Butler University weekly for 1923 24. He has been active in campus journalism and was managing editor last year. The Drift year book will be edited by Paul Habbe with Garrett Bates handling business management. The Drift reports strong finances and features alumni future Butler and beauty sections plus pen portraits by Constance Forsyth. Gwendolyn Dorey is art editor.
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Frank Trost
Indianapolis
Constance Forsyth
Gwendolyn Dorey
Alleged Wrecker Freed After Second Trial
Hammond, Ind. Charles Useliss is acquitted of murdering W. J. Coy, a Michigan Central fireman, in the train wreck near Gary last year. The second trial concluded Thursday after a prior hung jury, with Useliss alleged as one of the wrecking party.
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Hammond
Ind
Charles Useliss
W. J. Coy
Michigan Central
Gary
Useliss
Girl Falls From Cherry Tree at Huon and Eleventh
A girl fell from a cherry tree while climbing at Huon Street and Eleventh Street. Rescue responders attended and she was reported injured.
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Huon
Josephing
Coeff St
Seven Scouts Earn Eagle Rank in Marion County Court
Seven Hoosier Scouts received the Eagle rank at the Garfield and Dixie districts court held at Central Library. Winners include Jack Turner Harold Harmon Kenneth Gross Marvin Gross and Donald Marshall of Troop 38 along with John Shirley of Troop 46 and Gordon Thomas of Troop 18. Karl Parson led the efficiency contest with 274 points and earned a celebratory automobile trip. Wilbur Anderson of Troop 65 earned a gold pin for ten merits plus Eagle work. Leroy Burney Lloyd Byrne and Donald Prather of Troops 52 34 achieved life and star honors.
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Central Library
Jack Turner
Harold Harmon
Kenneth Gross
Marvin Gross
Donald Marshall
University Heights
John Shirley
Gordon Thomas
Garfield and
Dixie
R. J. Donavan
Karl Parson
Troop 38
Donavan
Wilbur Anderson
Leroy Burney
Lloyd Byrne
Donald Prather
Wide Range of Legends and Legal News Across Nations
A digest of disparate items: Des Moines seniors show only one expects marriage. Howat arrested in Pittsburgh on a statutory charge. Komaroff sentenced to be shot in Moscow. Barrymore and Fenwick sail to Rome for marriage rumor. Carson released from Honduras prison. Illinois leaders say repeal effort doomed. a contract bribery claim over Golden Gate project in San Francisco. NYC car accident kills one, injures three at a theater. U.S. birth rate drops from 24.4 to 22.7 per thousand. Hearst backs Reed for president over Ford. Mandell fined for wage report refusal. Prague crackdown on communists. 101 Chinese arrested in New York for immigration evasion. Denby salutes Naval Academy graduates. quake shocks Logan Utah. ex-Empress Zita appeals for aid. ex-preacher Wilson to begin life term. disarmament talks at Geneva. coal shortage warning if bins not filled.
Diamond quotes silence before death sentence
Alparaiso Indiana June 8 Harry Diamond told Judge Loring I have nothing to say when asked to show cause why death penalty should not be imposed. Judge Loring set execution at sunrise October 12 in the electric chair at Michigan City State prison.
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Ee Times
Alparaiso
Ind
Harry Diamond
Loring
Diamond
Michigan City State Prison
East Coast egg shipments reach 726 thousand cases from Indiana
Indiana sent 726,323 cases of eggs to New York last year in a statement from the New York Bank of America. It was the third largest state shipment, with Iowa and Tennessee also listed. White eggs commanded higher prices, with New Yorkers willing to pay about ten cents more per dozen.
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Indiana
New York
New York Bank of America
Timois
Iowa
Realtors Close Early on Saturdays in July and August
Indianapolis real estate offices will close at 1 p m every Saturday for two months. The Real Estate Board will suspend regular activities until fall. The multiple listing bureau will hold a meeting on June 20 and may meet monthly thereafter.
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Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Delaware Supreme Court sustains Williams conviction in burglary case
The State Supreme Court today affirmed the Delaware Circuit Court conviction of Gene Williams, a Muncie politician, for second degree burglary after the lower court overruled a motion for a new trial. Williams had appealed the ruling and charged Sheriff Thomas Hiatt with juror contact.
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State Supreme Court
Delaware Circuit Court
Gene Williams
Muncie
Williams
Thomas Hiatt
Delaware County
Blind Alumni Elect Twelfth Biennial Convention
The Indiana State School for the Blind Alumni Association closed its twelfth biennial convention with the election of officers and a banquet in the evening. An informal reception was held this day.
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Indiana State School For the Blind
Theory Shifts on McGroarty Death In Niagara River
Miss Sadie McGroarty park board secretary was found in the Niagara River below Niagara Falls. A telegram to her sister says death was not self inflicted, citing missing outer clothing and over $100 found with her. Body to arrive in Indianapolis for funeral at St Johns on Monday. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery follows. Identification confirmed by Mrs Riley after a monthlong disappearance.
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Sadie McGroarty
The
Park Board
Niagara River
Niagara Falls
Hubert 8. Riley
Miss McGroarty
Buffalo
Riley
Indianapolis
St. John's Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Unidentified Drowning Victim Found in Fall Creek. Identity Sought
Efforts to identify a man found drowned in Fall Creek were unsuccessful. The body, 22 to 26 years old, about six feet tall and 160 pounds, with long black hair and brown eyes, was recovered by officers near Thirty Fourth Street. Clothing was seen nearby but not recovered. This marks the third drowning of the week in Marion County streams.
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Fall Creek
Royster & Askins
N. Ilinois St
Walno Carter
Bryam Ave
Thirty-Fourth St
Heller and Petit
George Edwards
Yandes &J
Marion County
Fame of Indiana corn growers reaches Japan
D. F. Marsh, former president of the Indiana Corn Growers Association, received a Japanese letter asking for advice on Indiana corn growing. The message requests details on work, popular and earliest varieties, and addresses of leading growers to guide recommendations.
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Frankfort
Ind
Indiana
D. F. Marsh
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Japan
Indianapolis
Fujisawa
Trivia-Gun
Saitama
City Plans 43 Frolic Centers and 4 Pools This Year
City will operate 43 frolic centers and four swimming pools this year with separate facilities by race. Five new playgrounds open June 23 plus white and colored areas at multiple sites. Municipal beach at Twenty Sixth Street opens Saturday.
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Udell and Rader Sts
Belmont and
Market Sts
Kansas
Meridian Sts
Fletcher and Spann
Brookville Rd
Moore Ave
Municipal Beach
Twenty-Sixth St
White River
Shelby St
King Ave
Michigan St
Brightwood
Brookside
Ellenberger
Fall Creek
Greer St
Garfield
Riverside
Military Park
St. Clair Park
Riley
Ringgold
Spades Park
Willard Park
Safety council discussed in Indianapolis meeting
W. R. Rasmussen of the National Safety Council outlined creating a city safety council to aidPolicemen in traffic management and accident prevention at a Chamber of Commerce session. Attendees included Police Chief Rikhoff Captain Michael J. Glenn Yellow Cab's Mike Moroney John R. Olin and John Feasey.
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Indianapolis
W. R. Rasmussen
National Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce
Rikhoff
Michael J. Glenn
Traffic Department
Mike Moroney
Yellow Cab Company
John R. Olin
John Feasey
Aspirin Sold in Bayer Packages for Pain Relief
Headlines advertise Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as relief for headache lumbago rheumatism neuralgia and pain. Unbroken packages include directions with handy boxes of twelve. bottles of 24 and 100 also sold. Bayer Manufacture advertises monoacetic ester of salicylic acid trademark.
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Bayer
Gas tax decision held up by judge
In South Bend Indiana Judge J Ore reserved ruling for a few days on a gasoline tax case seeking an injunction against collecting a 2 cent per gallon tax. Bruce Gafill, a local gas station owner, sues State Auditor Robert Bracken and State Treasurer Ora Davies claiming the tax is unconstitutional. Attorney General A B Lesh demurs for Davies and Bracken, arguing local courts lack jurisdiction.
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Times Sperta
South Bend
Ind
J. Ore
Bruce Gafill
Robert Bracken
Ora Davies
A. 8
Lesh
Davies and Bracken
Make Your Own Bug Killer P. D. Q.
A home recipe promises to make a quart of bedbug and insect killer for 35 cents that allegedly kills eggs and prevents rot. The ad touts Pesky Devils Quietus P D Q, sold by Hook Drug and Haag Drug, with a hospital size option at 2.50 and packets for home use.
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P Rea
Hook Drug Company
Haag Drug Company
Don't Spoil a Good Meal With a Bad Stomach
A dated advertisement touts Mi O Na Tableta as a remedy for dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief from belching and post meal distress within five minutes and describes Mi O Na as the greatest stomach tonic from a specialist in stomach diseases. Major retailers back the product.
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Hang Krug
Mowey
Coach Held on Liquor Law Violation Charge
Hugo Fisher former athletic director of Earlham College bound over to Brown County Circuit Court on liquor laws violation after sheriff raid found liquor and a still at his home. Fisher reportedly held a contract with Indiana University. his wife teaches in Indianapolis schools.
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United Press Nashville
Ind
Hugo Fisher
Earlham College
Indiana University
Brown County
Fisher
Indianapolis
Bodst Indianapolis Seen By Police Band Visit
Los Angeles police band visitors were filmed in Indianapolis Tuesday by local police and fire department members hosting the event. The reception and the making of moving pictures are being shown at the Palace Theater under the title Bodst Indianapolis.
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Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Police
Fire Departments
Palace Theater
Wisconsin State Senator Bernard Moran Missing
Madison Wis June 8 State Senator Bernard Moran Rhinelander has been missing since Tuesday with strong indication of foul play in his disappearance Senator George B Skoogma announced on the Senate floor during debate on tax revision legislation.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
Bernard Moran
Rhinelander
George B.skoogma
Senate
Skoogma
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Marion County Boy Scouts
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Des Moines
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Moscow
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Irene Fen- Wick
Rome
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Clara Phillips
Honduras
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James A. Reed
Missouri
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Mexico City
George S. Mandell
Boston Transcript
Minimum Wage Commission
Prague
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Denby
Annapolis Naval Academy
Logan
Utah
Zita
Austria
Council of Ambassadors
Herbert Wilson
San Quentin Prison
California
League of Nations
Geneva
Francis R. Wadleigh
Washington
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Hoosier
London
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J Inter
Nature
S. S
Lizzie Felmer
Crowwell
Texas
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Churchimen
M. E
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Jones Tabernacle
P. A. Wallace
D. W. Perry
J. H. Johns
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Arium
Hook
Haag
Smith Bros
Pearson's
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Henry J. Hudet
Golda
Wisconsin
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Ours
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Victor Cords
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Miller Cord
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