Anglo French Peace Pact Aims to Curb Germany
Paris dispatch says England and France will pause German east and west aggression through a security pact. The joint reply to Berlin will be sent this week and include Rhine border guarantees. France will back arbitration rulings among Germany Poland and Czecho Slovakia. England will guarantee German France and German Belgium treaties on the western frontier.
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United Press
Paris
Germany
England
France
Wilhelmstrasse
Rhine
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Belgium
Justice Meted Out Fast as Youth Sent to Reformatory
Noblesville Indiana June 9 Justice was meted out in record time Lowell S Juaker 18 passed a bad check for 3 dollars at a local grocery. An hour later he was arrested and arraigned before Judge Fred E Hines pleading guilty and receiving one to five years at the Indiana State Reformatory plus a 100 dollar fine. He was transported to the reform school shortly after.
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Noblesville
Ind
Lowell S. Juaker
Fred E. Hines
Indiana State Reformatory
Reformatory
Fight to Save Shops in Logansport
Business leaders in Logansport launch a campaign to stop the Pennsylvania Railroad from abandoning its heavy repair shops. A six member committee travels to Philadelphia to block the order that would put over 800 workers on the unemployment list. The railroad plans to shift work to Fort Wayne and Columbus.
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United Press
Logansport
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fr. Wayne
Columbus
Man loses arm in sausage grinder accident at Hughes Curry plant
In Anderson Indiana on June 9 Phil ip Schmidt fed meat into an automatic sausage grinder at the Hughes Curry Packing plant. His hand was pulled into the machine and his arm was ground off to the elbow.
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United Press
Anderson
Ind
Phillip Schmidt
Hughes Curry Packing
Brodehurst Elsey Elected President of Indianapolis Board of Trade
The Indianapolis Glove Company leader Brodehurst Elsey was named president at the annual Board of Trade meeting where nominations were on both tickets. Officers named include Vice President Linton A. Cox Treasurer Tama Oddy and governing board members Edgar H. Evans J. Martin Antrim Elmer W. Stout Horace E. Kinney E H Darragh Otto P. Deluse Jed C. Dickson Edward D. Evans Dr James F. Taylor Charles Hall H J Berry. Re election of William H. Howard as secretary for seventeen years is anticipated.
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Brodehurst Elsey
Indianapolis Glove Company
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Linton A. Cox
Tama Oddy
Edgar H. Evans
J. Martin Antrim
Elmer
W. Stout
Horace E. Kinney
E.H. Darrach
Otto P. Deluse
Jed C. Dickson
Edward D. Evans
Judge rules raids without warrants invalid
Special Criminal Judge Frank A. Symmes discharged Lawrence Cooper after a January arrest in a pool hall raid. He ruled officers cannot enter a public place, line patrons up, search for liquor or guns, or arrest without a warrant or proper information. Cooper was found guilty in city court on multiple liquor related charges.
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Frank A. Symmes
Symmes
Lawrence Cooper
Montcalm St
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Cooper
William Cox
Frost and drought slash Indiana crop yields in farmers warn
The frost and drought have damaged Indiana crops with about 20 000 acres of oats killed and roughly half a million acres of corn needing replanting. Low spots on onions fared better than higher fields though drought slowed growth. Tomatoes and potatoes each faced about 60 000 acres frozen out.
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Indiana
Justin
No Rain Forecast As Indiana Faces Drought After Summer Heat
The Weather Bureau forecasts a gradual return to normal temperatures in Indianapolis and Indiana with continued drought. Temperatures fell about three degrees from Monday, though 71 degrees at 7 a.m. remained six degrees above normal. Meteorologist J. H. Armington urged at least two inches of rainfall within 24 to 36 hours.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
United States Weather Bureau
J. H. Armington
Weather Bureau
Tomato loss avoided as Georgia plants reach Franklin farms
Eight million tomato plants from Georgia, bought by local canning firms, were distributed to Franklin area farmers to replace vines killed by frost and heat, mitigating a potential crop loss.
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Georgia
Franklin
Ind
Heat Wave Sparking Fatalities Spur Cooling Forecast
June 9 Chicago report notes cooling breezes in the Middle West but implies the hot spell may not be broken. St. Louis counted two heat deaths as temperatures hovered near 90, with Chicago at 78 and St. Paul at 50. Widespread crop damage follows the extreme heat.
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United Press
Chicago
Middle West
Cox
St. Louis
St. Paul
Manual Student Wins Honors at Graduation Exercises
Miss O¢.2 Bonke of 2114 N. New Jersey St. led Manual Training High School’s honors list at the Monday night commencement. She earned a Holliday College scholarship and the James Whitcomb Riley medal for the top scholarship across both senior classes. She also made the January senior honor roll.
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Cable Tabernacle
Weather Damage Hits Midwestern Crops Estimated in Tens of Millions
Field observers report tens of millions in crop damage across Indiana Illinois Kansas Nebraska and Iowa with Indiana and central Illinois seeing the heaviest losses. They warn that further harm could occur if rain does not come soon.
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Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Fire alarms rise in Indianapolis May drought report
Chief John J. O'Brien reported to the board of safety that May saw eleven alarms, eleven more than 1924, as drought tightened fires. May fire damage totaled 38976 dollars compared with 32185.25 dollars in May 1924.
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Indianapolis
John J. O'Brien
Board of Safety
Twelve Die in C and O Freight Wreck at Converse
A Chesapeake & Ohio freight wreck near Converse Indiana killed twelve men and left two others gravely injured with three more possibly recovering. The derailment involved two coal cars and affected a section crew working on the line. Five were injured in the incident. conditions of the injured were uncertain.
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Bu United Press
Peru
Ind
Chesapeake & Ohio
Converse
Here
Hoosier ARRL Convention Set For Indianapolis In July
Approximately 250 radio operators are expected at the second Hoosier American Radio Relay League convention to be held in Indianapolis July 10 and 11 at the Severin hotel. Plans were discussed Monday night.
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Severin
Hoosier American Radio Relay League
Indianapolis
the Severin
Auto crash robs mother of toddler in Middlebury tragedy
Mrs. Martin Miller of Middlebury mourns as her new car wrecks after a Monday crash in Goshen. Her 1-year-old daughter died in the incident, leaving the mother nearly prostrated with grief.
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Goshen, Ind
Martin Miller
Middlebury
Burn Woods to Nab Hiding Man Near Gary
Gary Indiana June 9 posses burn the woods and swamps west of Gary to flush out a hiding man who has attacked four white women in two weeks. He was seen at a filling station Monday then vanished into the swamps after state militiamen fired after him.
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Bu United Press
Gary
Ind
Police Auction Set for June 22 at Headquarters
Police to hold auction June 22 at 2 p m at police headquarters. Items include a cedar chest household furnishings a motorcycle auto tires accumulated over the past year. Sergt Samuel Rariden says the sale proceeds go to police funds and public needs.
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Sergt
Samuel Rariden
Ford Property Burns Near Iron Mountain
A fire at the Henry Ford plant near Iron Mountain destroyed about 100000 dollars worth of cut timber. Fire departments from four cities fought the blaze through the night and had it under control shortly before noon. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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Henry Ford
Here
Death Investigated in City Hospital Death
Deputy Coroner William A. Coep was investigating the death of 60 year old Martin Andreja of 712 North Warman Avenue at the city hospital. Relatives said he had suffered stomach trouble for some time.
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William A. Coeppers
Martin Andreja
N. Warman Ave
City Hospital
Barrels Sought for Bathers at City Beach
City officials at Twenty Sixth Street and White River consider stocking barrels for bathers after a second theft incident in three days. Gilbert Emsweller of 1241 Central Ave reports his suit valued at 20 dollars was stolen from the locker room while he was swimming.
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Twenty-Sixth St
White River
Gilbert Emsweller
Central Ave
Ircker
Niece of Slayer Survives as Gunman Kills Family
Dorothy Russell ten of Hamilton Ohio escapes death when her uncle Lloyd Russell goes berserk and shoots his wife and five siblings and their parents. The pistol fails to fire at the girl. the suspect is under arrest.
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Dorothy Russell
Hamilton
Ohio
Lloyd Russell
State Wars on Law Violators in Indiana Streams
Conservation department officials offer a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of dynamiters injuring fish. Wardens are alerted to monitor for dynamite and spear or netting during the closed season, with open bass season starting June 16.
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Conservation Department
Superintendent of Fisheries and Game
Rotary Club Marks Sixth Anniversary With Banquet
The Woman's Rotary Club observed its sixth anniversary with a Monday banquet at the Claypool. Dr. Jane M. Ketcham, retiring president, sat with incoming officers. New president Mrs. Louise Schell Schmidt Koehne led harp solos with Adolph H. Schellschmidt as cellist. Mrs. B. E. Fickinger sang and Helene Hibben’s pupils performed Russian dances. A club picnic is planned Saturday at Mrs. Louis Burckhardt’s north of the city.
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Woman's Rotary Club
Claypool
Jane M. Ketcham
Louise Schellschmidt Koehne
Adolph H. Schellschmidt
B. E. Fickinger
Helene Hibben
Louis Burckhardt
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