Heflin rails at interests in Indiana editorial meet
Senator Heflin of Alabama assailed the Harding administration and blamed the deflation policy on predatory interests and Wall Street financiers. The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association heard calls for a people’s government and noted strong Ralston naming signals and new gubernatorial speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Harding
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Heflin
Thomas P. Flynn
State Committee
Ralston
A. H. Greenwood
Indiana
Carleton B. McCulloch
Indianapolis
London
Gordell Hull
Thomas Taggert
Ralson
Pantheon Theater
McCulloch
Walter S. Chambers
Newcastle Times
Dale J. Crittenberger
Anderson Bulletin
William H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburz
John McFadden
Rockport
Charles Batt
Terre Haute
Walter Myers
Dan Simms
Lefayette
George Purcell
The
Vincennes Sun
Editorial Association
Shortridge High Yearbook Highlights Art Editor Delores DeMiller
The 1923 Shortridge annual features art editor Delores DeMiller and staff artist George Cole. Modernist color inserts and a color cover showcase high quality design and linoleum reproduction replacing wood cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Delores DeMiller
W. Thirtieth St
Miss DeMiller
George Cole
E. Thirtieth St
A M E Delegates Elected by Indiana Conference
Indianapolis AME members elected delegates to the national conference to be held in May 1924 at Jones Tabernacle. Delegates include Rev. S D Mavis, Rev H M Stovall, Rev E S Mardge, Rev A L Lightfoot, and Mrs Belle Street with others from Duquoin Illinois. Alternates were rejected from Indianapolis and Mt Vernon Illinois. Delegates toured the city by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana
Jones Tabernacle
A. M. E. Zion Church
S. D. Mavis
Jones Tabernnacle
H. M. Stovall
E. S. Mardge
A. L. Lightfoot
Belle Street
F. W Atsork
Robert Berkley
Duquoin
W. B. Brown
R. P. Christian
C. H. Watson
Mt. Vernon
Woman fires at prowler near Madison home
Mrs Ida Jordan fired three shots at prowlers behind her house on Friday night and believes one burglar was struck. She heard noises at both fronts and rears and the men fled. Senator Barney Moran, missing three days, was found at a summer cottage near Boscobel in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Jordan
S. Sherman
United Press
Madison
Wis
Barney Moran
Moran
Boscobel
Catholics Plan To Meet Admiral At Catholic Boys High School
Admiral William Benson will deliver the commencement address at Catholic Boys' High School Tuesday night at Knights of Columbus Hall. He leads the National Council of Catholic Men. A large reception committee was named including Patrick Harity as chairman and many district council officers and parish leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Benson
Catholic Boys’ High School
Knights of Columbus
Admiral Benson
National Council of Catholic Men
Patrick F. Harity
C. D. Kessing
James E. Deery
George Rice
Thomas D. McGee
Thomas H. Gibson
C. P. Knarzer
Henry Joseph Budenz
Fred Mullin
Arthur Hamill
Tim McMahon
Jerry Kenney
Thomas Erc
Joseph Ries
James O'Hara
Joseph Burkhart
Joseph Broderick
Michael Jacob
George Bischoff
Adam Heck
T. A. Haines
J. H. Fisne
James H. Lamb
Victor Kellar
George Messing
John F. Mellen
Fred Rolfes
Carl Sauer
Chas. B. Wilberding
Maurice O'Connor
Charles P. Knarzer
Princess Christian Dead at 77 in London
Princess Christian died this morning in London after a brief illness of heart disease. She was 77, first stricken from influenza, daughter of Queen Victoria, married Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein in 1866, and left four children including Prince Christian Victor who died in the Boer War. Her son Prince Albert served on the German side in the world conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Christian
Queen Victoria
Prince Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Prince Christian Victor
South Africa
Prince Albert
Nurses Receive Diplomas From Deaconess Hospital Class
Eight members of the 1923 Protestant Deaconess Hospital nursing class are now eligible to practice after Friday night diploma ceremonies. Dr Cc E Orders delivered the commencement address as Dr David Ross presented the diplomas. The graduates include Garnette Gilman Rockville Nana Freeman Indianapolis Alta Fording Nina Quinn Amy Bosma Indianapolis Gertrude Mattox Salem Laura Geekste Greensburg and Janet Vierson Grand Rapids Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaconess Hospital School
Cc. E
Daid Ross
Elizabeth Gilman
Rockville
Nana Elena Freeman
Alta Marie Fording
Nina Eleanor Quinn
Amy Maxine Bosma
Indianapolis
William Gertrude Mattox
Salem
Laura Marie Geekste
Greensburg
Janet Harriett Vierson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Street car overturns and burns injuring twenty five
Twenty five persons were injured when a crowded street car overturned and caught fire shortly after 6 o clock Friday evening in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Toledo
Ohio
Germans Must Come Back Says Observer on French Fate
Washington dispatch argues Germany will rebound and France must secure a compromise via strengthened League of Nations or entente with Britain. The observer warns France faces ruin if it stumbles and urges a balanced settlement to assure future safety with allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Paris
Germany
France
Cuno
League of Nations
Britain
England
Channel
Rhine
Ray
Red Cross Teaches Swimming Week In City
The American Red Cross local chapter announces learn to swim week beginning June 25. City recreation department cooperation via R. Walter Jarvis and Edward E. McBride helps make it a summer feature with registration by mail at Red Cross headquarters, Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
City Recreation Department
R. Walter Jarvis
Edward E. McBride
Willam S. Merriam
Hoosier Athletic Club
Herman Moreau
City Board of Health
Herbert T. Wagner
Red Cross First Aid
Chamber of Commerce
Rail budget funds track elevation on Lake Erie and Western
The 1923 equipment and improvement budget of the Nickel Plate Route includes elevation of the Lake Erie and Western tracks in Indianapolis. The plan allocates 11,382,500 dollars for second track from Fort Wayne to Hadley, yard trackage at Fort Wayne, plus improvements at Tipton Michigan City and Munice and several Indiana bridge renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie & Western
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Hadley
Ind
Tipton
Michigan City
Munele
Indiana
Boy Scouts to Camp at McCormick's Creek Canyon Park
Scout Troop No. 75 will send thirty members to McCormick's Creek Canyon State Park near Spencer, three miles from Spencer, for two weeks. Richard Lieber, director of conservation, has been informed by scout master F. P. Carson. Ted Taggart and Charles Bushman will canoe down the White River from Indianapolis to Spencer. An auto truck with camping gear will go ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Park
Spencer
Scout
McCormick’s Creek Canyon
Fifteenth Anniversary Celebrated at Parkview Peony Farm
The Little Mothers and Little House keepers marked their fifteenth anniversary Saturday at Parkview peony farm north of Woodstock Club. Floyd Baff, farm manager, gave peonies to each girl and donated 10,000 peonies for Riley day use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkview Peony Farm
Woodstock Club
Floyd Baff
Riley
Shelby to enforce dry Fourth of July near Dempsey fight
Northwest Prohibition Director Jackson says Shelby will be dry during the Fourth of July and surrounding days. He and 25 agents will patrol the Shelby stadium on July 1 to arrest bootleggers and big dealers while keeping liquor out of the Dempsey Gibbons event area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United News
Seattle
Shelby
Jackson
Prohibition
Death by own action in Connersville murder suicide
Connersville Indiana June 9 Coroner Cooper states Edward S McCormick age 65 died by his own hand driven by mental derangement. He shot himself in the incident ruled a death by his own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Ind
Edward S. McCormick
Cooper
Harding picks two captains for rear admiral ranks
President Harding selects Capt. Thomas Jewett of Portsmouth Navy Yard and Capt. Frank T. Arms of Hampton Roads for promotion to rear admiral. The report notes various international and domestic events including treaties, court actions, and social changes of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas. Jewett
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Frank T. Arms
Hampton Roads
Harding
Funeral for Mrs. Caroline Fry in Indianapolis
The Rev. Clay Trusty will conduct funeral services at 1 p m Monday for Mrs. Caroline Reilly Fry 78 who died Friday at her daughter’s home 1088 W Thirty-Third St Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery She had lived with her daughter ten years born in Martin County Indiana active in the Christian church Surviving are husband George Fry two daughters Mrs Bertrand and Mrs Cora Dean of Jasper Ind one son John Fry of Indianapolis and six grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Trusty
Seventh Christian Church
Caroline Reilly Fry
Thomas E. Bertrand
Crown Hill Cemetery
Bertrand
Cora Dean
Jasper, Ind
John Fry
Indianapolis
Poor Dad Overlooked in Mad Sunday Rush
The piece notes confusion about what to celebrate on Sunday as Indianapolis churches hold services while businessmen prefer golf and tennis. It emphasizes Father’s Day as the reason, but argues Dad is simply an indispensable family member rather than a celebrated occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Indianapolis
Father
Funeral of Samuel L. Rosenberg
Funeral services for Samuel L. Rosenberg 59 who died at his home 618 S Meridian St will be held Sunday at 11 am at the house Burial will be in a Jewish cemetery Rosenberg a merchant moved here eleven years ago from Cincinnati Ohio He is survived by his widow Rae Rosenberg two sons Ike Rosenberg of Charleston W Va and Edward Rosenberg of Indianapolis and three daughters Mrs Sarah Landy Mrs Max Levi and Miss Dora Rosenberg all of Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Rosenberg
S. Meridian St
Rosenberg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rae Rosenberg
Ike Rosenberg
Charleston
W. Va
Edward Rosenberg
Indianapolis
Sarah Landy
Max Lev
Dora Rosenberg
Four hundred reported drowned in Russian floods
Stockholm reports four hundred people drowned in recent floods along the lower Volga Valley. The disaster left seventy thousand homeless as Moscow dispatches relay the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Stockholm
Lower
Volga
Moscow
Sacred Concerts and Religious Events In Indianapolis Churches
Plans announced by the Roberts Park Epworth League bring three European musicians to Caleb Mills Hall for a benefit concert on Wednesday June 13 to aid the Methodist Hospital fund. Lenska the Russian violinist will perform with his 50 000 Duiffoprugeer violin alongside soprano Helene Leaning and pianist Orley Ilsz. A large ticket campaign aims to fill Caleb Mills Hall. The article also lists Sunday services and programs across multiple churches, noting sermons, choirs, and holiday programs led by various pastors and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Roberts Park Epworth League
Methodist Hospital Fund
Vladimir Lenska
America
Europe
Helene Leaning
Chicago
London Opera Company
Frankfort Opera Company
Frankfort
Germany
Otto Leaning
Orley Ilsz
Lenska
Caleb Mills
Rose Polytechnic honors C Gray with honorary civil engineering degree
C Gray chief engineer of the State highway commission and Rose Polytechnic Institute alumnus will receive an honorary degree in civil engineering at commencement. Trustees accepted the Rose faculty recommendation. Gray has led the highway commission since 1920 after roles as road engineer and work abroad on air service camps. Earlier he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gray
State Highway Commission
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Rose
Gray
Commission
England
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bank Makes Changes at Sixteenth Street State Bank
Evans Woollen Jr resigned as cashier and director of the Sixteenth Street State Bank. Charles H Bradley, formerly of Dubuque Iowa and Woollens assistant, succeeds him. Woollen joins Fletcher Savings and Trust Company. Clinton F Mitchell, ex assistant cashier at Irvington State Bank, is named to assist Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Woollen, Jr
Sixteenth Street State Bank
Charles H. Bradley
Dubuque
Iowa
Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Clinton F. Mitchell
Irvington State Bank
Bradley
Indiana group backs Smith against Prohibition
The Indiana branch of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment praises Governor Alfred Smith of New York for opposing the Volstead law. Smiley N. Chambers, secretary, salutes his stance and says a campaign will run through the 1924 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Alfred Smith
New York
Smith
Smiley N. Chambers
Chambers
Refreshment Stand Robbery Suspects Identified
Tipton Indiana youths are suspected in the park stand robbery. Affected items include cigars candy and merchandise valued at about 100 dollars belonging to Dad Houser proprietor. The incident occurred at the city park prompting police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Times
Tipton
Ind
Dad” Houser
Indiana G.O.P. Editors Rally Support for Seebirt Governor Bid
At the closing session of the Indiana G O P editors in South Bend Mayor Eli Seebirt of this city is discussed as a possible Republican candidate for governor. James E Watson urges re nomination of Harding. Resolutions praise national administration and Clyde Walb as state chairman. World court opposition discussed by Simeon Fess but note on League of Nations avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Seebirt
South Bend
Times Special
Ind
Eli Seebirt
Indiana G. O. P
James D. Oliver
Oliver Plow Company
Nothhern
Indiana
James E. Watson
Harding
Watson
Republican National
McCray
Clyde A. Walb
Lawrence Lyons
League of Nations
Middle West
Simeon E. Fess
United States
Ohio
Senator Fess
Hotel Oliver
Assault case over paper strike ends with payment
Mrs Hallie Couchman testified in Crimin Court that Frank H Shuler struck her with a paper and pushed her around. Judge James A Collis noted the lower court fined Shuler $1 and costs, then dismissed the appeal after the defendant agreed to pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Couchman
Pennsylvania St
James A. Collis
Frank H. Shuler
College Ave
Shuler
Louis Haag Burial Leads to Family Estate Transfer
Louis E. Haag head of Haag drug stores died at his home on Meridian Street. Funeral held at United Brethren Church Walnut and Park. Will probated. sister Elnore Haag named administratrix with most real estate and personal property left to her. Nephew Herbert L. Haag and employee Charles W. McGenhall receive modest bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haag
Louis E. Haag
Meridian St
United Brethren Church
Walnut St
Park Ave
Mahlon E. Bush
Elnore Haag
Herbert L. Haag
S. Missouri St
Charles W. McGenhall
Students Win Prizes At Reading Awards
Two Technical High School seniors won prizes for best outside reading records. Gertrude Insley and George Dietz received books Friday afternoon, with Insley awarded Three Wonderlands of the American West and Dietz A Vagabond Journey Around the World. Honorable mention went to George Bass, Mary Staplekemper, and Herman Borchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Insley
University Ave
George Edwin Dietz
College Ave
Miss Insley
Thomas Murphy
Thomas Moran
Dietz
Harry Franck
George Bass
Mary Staplekemper
Herman Borchers
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HELIN
Felix F. Bruner
Times
Benson
Protestant Deaconess Hospital
William P. Simms
Washington
Premier Poincare
BOY Scouts
Mexico City
Obregon
House of Commons
Department of Commerce
Federal Power Commission
Henry Ford
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Viviani
William Mayhew Jr
Janesville, Wis
Elizabeth Lynch
Detroit
J. W. Reid
Tennessee
Earl Brooks
Pensacola
Fla
Little Ruth Godwin
Gladys Walton
Frank R. Liddell Jr
Tokio
Japan
U. S
Treasury
Hobart College
Caroline Fry
Merchant
Hall Place
Methodist Episcopal Church
Demetrium Tillotson
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Martha MacDougall
Cleo McGee
Jean McCormick
Helen Jadine
Helen Payne
Dorothy Ryker
West Washington Street
L. A. Street
Isabelle Mossman
Lyons
Miss McGee
Apollo
Edwyn McCormick
Richard Hoberg
Lawrence Fly
Angel of Light
Vanderpool
Estella Ungerer
Gillingham
Miss Anderson
Mrs. McHatton
Ata Frances Ajlitsen
Dorothy Ater Cornet
van der Cook Sovecstecacisscoaker
Georgs
Doroard
Baker
Powlin
Street
Mr. Mann
Gounod
Apollo Trio
Ye the
Lord
Roberts
Obligato
Mias Anderson
God
Martha Rundell
Barytone
Dudley
Mcnatton
Jem
Lorene West Washington Street
Elrod
Mitchell
Willams
Mr. Glass
Men‘Jelsephn G
R. Street
Mrs
Fred Coup
Orsonists
M. B. Hyde
Grace M. E
Demarchus Brown
Will Eah
Central Universalist Church
Paul W. Eddingfield
Broad Ripple Christian Church
Paul
Athens
Charles H. Gunsolus
Brightwood Congregational Church
W. H. Book
Church of Christ At
Columbus, Ind
Hillside Christian Church
Homer Dale
M. W. Foster
Eighth Christian Church
Central Indiana Christian Institute
Bethany Church of Christ
Minnesota
Qills Sts
East Park M. E
Caleb Mills Hall
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Michigan
Blackford Sts
Adress
Jas. W. Eichelberger
J. &. Stapsten
Jan, Lee
H. M. Bright
Edward Haines Kistler
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Franklin Taylor
H. W.’ Lashbrook
Brightwood Church of Hrist
Foster
Red Men's Hall
Twenty-Eighth
Schurman Ave
First Spiritualist Church
N. Liberty St
Lydia Crane
Ruth van de Benken
Charles P. Martin
Brookside Park U. B
Missouri Synod
Styla
Arno Hager
Dudley Buck
Lutheran
Lutheran Orphans’ Home
Washington and
la Salle Sts
Walter Lichtsinn
Hammond
Paul Miller
Morris Street Methodist Church
E. P. Jewett
Epworth League
J. H. Shhulz
Jesus
L. C. E. Fackler
St. Mathew's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
J. Knanlein
Michigan St
Ladies’ Aid
Fred Glickwadel
Thirty-First St
Rose Poly
Branch
Central Institution
Laud Smith
Indiana Association
Adsourk
Louis Haag
Tech
the Indiana Trust Com
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