Shortridge High School cost rise eyed by board
Indianapolis discussions show the 1,000,000 project likely to approach 1,200,000 with added 50,000 for weather protection and heating. Architects’ fees from the old plan, and a 1,500 seat Caleb Mills Hall concern, shape the debate as Ginery Kern and Hilkene seek further advisory input.
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Indianapolis
Shortridge High School
Thirty-Fourth and
Meridian Sts
E. A. Graff
G. Ginery
Shortridge
Charles W. Kern
Jacob Hilkene
Gingery
Fred Bates Johnson
Graff
Caleb Mills
Kern
Austria Freed in Bankruptcy by League of Nations
Geneva June 9 The republic of Austria was discharged from the international court of bankruptcy as the League of Nations council voted to terminate all control of Austrian finances on June 30. Sir Austen Chamberlain called the rehabilitation a great work of the League and noted it had not received due public attention. Elio Franco, a Brazilian council member who was absent earlier, attended today.
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United Press
Geneva
Republic of Austria
International Court of Bankruptcy
League of Nations Council
Austria
League
Austin Chamberlain
Ello Franco
Todd Re-Elected President of Two Indianapolis Transit Companies
Robert I. Todd was re-elected president of the Terre Haute Indianapo lis & Eastern Traction Company and the Indianapolis Street Railway Company at today’s stockholders meetings. He also becomes general manager of both firms along with a slate of officers including Henry C. Thomson as chairman, John J. Appel as vice president, and other re-elected directors.
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Robert I. Todd
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Traction Terminal
Todd
Street Railway
Henry C. Thomson
Thomson
John J. Appel
Joseph A. McGowan
W. F. Milholland
L. J. EF. Foley
J. P. Tretton
Ferdinand Winter
Outlaws Die in Battle in Oklahoma Streets
Picher Oklahoma June 9 Lee Burney and Charles Mays two notorious outlaws were shot to death early today by a deputy sheriff and a night watchman when seen prowling about the streets.
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United Press
Picher
Okla
Lee Burney
Charles Mays
Fidelity Trust Company Reports Net Surplus and Profits
With a $25,000 surplus addition the Fidelity Trust Company shows a net surplus and undivided profits of $135,792 in annual reports submitted to stockholders. Directors were elected.
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Fidelity Trust Company
Forbidden Desires Drive Mary Rose Night Out
In this serialized tale, Mary Rose Middleton balances two loves as she hides a budding romance with Tom Fitzroy while secretly loving John Manners. Flossie’s schemes and Dexter Company ties complicate the sisters’ lives as a late night drive turns toward a kiss and a moral dilemma.
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Mary Rose Middleton
Ossie
Dexter Automobile Ompany
Mary Rose
John Manners
Tom Fitzroy
Deserter Doty Captured After Arab Attack
American soldier in the French foreign legion, B Bennet Doty alias Gilbert Clare, is held on absence without leave. Reports from Damascus describe a clash between legion deserters including German members and Arab tribesmen near Suieda, with French forces intervening to prevent a massacre and compel surrender.
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French Foreign Legion
Doty
Gilbert Clare
United Presse
Cairo
Damascus
B. J. Doty
Ameri
Can
France
Foreign Legion
Sueida
Brazil Reconsiders League Of Nations Withdrawal
Brazil signals intent to withdraw from the League of Nations and return to an America for Americans policy. Officials say Brazil aims to strengthen Pan American Union influence with the United States, Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, and has informed South American governments of its stance.
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Bu United Presa Rlo
Countess Cathcart to Wed Gideon Boissevian
London reports that Countess Cathcart will marry Gideon Boissevian of a prominent Dutch American family. The romance began only weeks ago and was kept private, the Daily Graph notes.
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United Press London
Countess Cathcart
Gideon Boissevian
Daily Graph
Four Year-Old Girl Breaks Arm in Porch Fall
Dorothy, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Deaspair, sustained a broken left arm after a fall on the front porch at 145 Bright St. She received treatment for the injury.
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Dorothy
Ruth Deaspair
Bright St
Royse Again Seeks Reinstatement In Health Board Dispute
Dr Royse former assistant secretary to the State board of health today filed an amended petition in circuit court seeking reinstatement. The previous suit was dismissed in April after a demurrer by board secretary William F King. Royse now names four board members John H Green James A Turner Homer A Haas and T Victor Keene as co defendants with King alleging wrongful ouster.
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James G. Royse
State Board of Health
Harry O. Chamberlin
William F. King
Royse
John H. Green
James A. Turner
Homer A. Haas
T. Victor Keene
King
Three Die in Herrin House Fire
A fire in Herrin Illinois killed James Stumm and two of his daughters, ages 11 and 8, as the home burned early today. Mrs Stumm and a baby boy were badly burned in the blaze.
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United Press
Fence Fall Injures Girl In City Yard
Two year old Yalla May Coleman, daughter of Coleman, 514 S Noble St, sustained a fractured skull and other injuries when a yard fence collapsed and wedged her between it and concrete steps. She remained in serious condition at city hospital.
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Yalla May Coleman
Coleman
S. Noble St
City Hospital
Extra Boy Killed by Street Car in Olney Street
James Grabhorn seven years old of 954 North Olney Street was fatally crushed by a south bound street car on Olney Street near Tenth Street. He ran from the west curb to the east and was struck. death reported as instantaneous.
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James Grabhorn
N. Olney St
Night of police records: multiple burglaries and assault
A masked Negro burglar terrorized a northeast city home forcing a wife to bind her husband and guide him in search for loot. A second intruder shot at a man who refused to hand over money. A downtown store break in was thwarted and a female pedestrian was attacked near McCarty and Union Street. Police detained a man and questioned the vehicle owner.
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Thurman Reed
Minnie
1504
Nineteenth St
Jacob Kienly
Kienly
Trial date set for jail breaker Ralph Lee in Abner Peek case
Prosecutor William H. Remy announced that arrangements will move Ralph Lee to Franklin Indiana on Friday for a definite trial date. A tentative trial date of June 21 was set by Judge Freemont Miller of Johnson Circuit Court for the Abner Peek murder case.
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Ralph Lee
Abner Peek
Speedway City
Franklin
Ind
William H. Remy
Freemont Miller
Johnson Circuit Court
Bartosz Faces Ten Day Jail For Drunken Driving
Hammond Indiana June 9 a ten day jail sentence lay ahead for Frank Bartosz prohibition investigator found guilty of drunken driving. Bartosz said he sampled heavily the bootleg booze he was securing as evidence for liquor cases.
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United Press
Hammond
Ind
Frank Bartosz
Prohibition
Bartosz
Weather snippet records or forecast fragment
Fragmentary hourly temperature readings with illegible places and times. The readable parts show temperatures from about 61 to 72 degrees and times like 6 A M and 8 A M with scattered garbled words.
Coolidge at 1928 convention foreshadows free for all nomination
Washington dispatch predicts a chaotic 1928 Republican national convention with no guaranteed Coolidge nomination if current reverse trends persist. Article notes a possible struggle for the presidential nomination and a potential barrier to a third Coolidge term.
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Cleveland
Coolidge
Meeting Deferred for Labor Dispute in Indianapolis
A second meeting of Indianapolis Street Railway Company workers, members of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America, will not be held until more data is gathered by Harry Dynes, Federal Labor conciliator. Dynes requested withholding action. A tentative meeting was planned for 2 a.m. Thursday. The situation is described as generally quiet.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America
Harry Dynes
Federal
Department of Labor
Dynes
CAN NOT DRIVE AUTO
William Christie of 2869 Adams Sr. was forbidden to drive for thirty days by Municipal Judge Dan V. White. Christie fined 24 dollars for reckless driving, 10 dollar suspended judgment and costs on drunkenness, 15 dollar fine and thirty day sentence on driving while intoxicated with sentence suspended.
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William Christie
Adams Sr
Dan V. White
Christie
Honeymoon Bride Sentenced in Liquor Raid Case
Mrs Edna Winslow Jones a bride one day was ordered jailed thirty days and fined $100 after a court raid found her home at 1124 E Sixteenth St stocked with liquor She testified she married McKinley Jones on Monday night Judge H B Pike said he hated to break up the honeymoon noting the Feb 3 raid had confiscated a large quantity of liquor and that ownership of the liquor reportedly belonged to Tomman.
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Edna Winslow Jones
Sixteenth St
H. B. Pike
Three Girls in Nighties Escape Detention Home
Police searched the city after three girls escaped from the Detention Home at 1102 N Capitol Ave late Tuesday night. Mary Wilson 17 Mary Bennett 17 and Mary Birely 16 climbed from a second floor window using a blanket rope. Birely returned after losing nerve. Authorities traced a note dropped to a man near 1400 N Capitol and searched for the two still at large with a plan to flee the state or reach Cincinnati.
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N. Capitol Ave
Mary Wilson
West St
Mary Bennett
Olive St
Mary Birely
Birely
Trinois
Walnut Sts
Twenty-First St
Senate Ave
Cincinnati
Indiana Republicans seek Senate action on Bryson postmaster nomination
Four Indiana Republican leaders led by Clyde A. Wald telegraphed Senators Watson and Robinson that they will visit Washington Thursday to press for action on Robert H. Bryson Indianapolis postmaster. Without Senate approval Bryson risks a recess appointment by President Coolidge, despite Representative Ralph B. Updike’s protests. The delegation includes Wald Cartwright Fenton and Morgan, with Indiana House Republicans to be consulted.
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Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
Indiana Republican State Committee
Watson
Robinson
Robert H. Bryson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bryson
Senate
Coolidge
Ralph B. Updike
Clyde A. Wald
Lawrence Cartwright
Harry Fenton
J. J. Morgan
Republican Committee
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Soldier given fine and jail term for vehicle taking
Charles Sutton, 16, a soldier at Ft. Harrison, was fined $25 and sentenced to sixty days in jail today by Criminal Judge James A. Collins on a charge of vehicle taking. Curtis Johnson, convicted on a similar charge, was sentenced to six months on Indiana State farm.
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Charles Sutton
Ft. Harrison
James A. Collins
Curtis Johnson
Indiana State Farm
Four Negroes Implicated in string of Holdups Held in City Jail
Detectives say four black men named Fred Duncan Herschel Hollowell Vernon Johnson and Samuel Lef thridge aged 17 to 23 strong armed victims in a series of robberies. The gang reportedly beat and kicked victims while looting pockets and valuables during holdups across streets including Blackford Michigan Sts Indiana Ave and Wabash St with several reports listing cash watches rings and other items taken and one injury noted to a pharmacist victim.
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Fred Duncan
Senate Ave
Herschel Hollowell
Thirteenth St
Vernon Johnson
California St
Samuel Lefthridge
Minerva St
Thomas Barnaby
Keller de Rossette
George Sneed
Edward Trabue
Claud Wilson
Blake St
Blackford
Michigan Sts
Harry Johnson
Woodlawn Ave
Indiana Ave
Vermont St
Elijah Anderson
Wabash St
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Paul Phillips
Thirty-Third St
Michigan
Roanoke Sts
Arthur Burkhardt
Bridge St
Ohio
West 81S
Elmer Legenaar
New York St
Ellsworth St
D. Ferger
Roanoke
Weston Found Dazed in New York Street Wanderer
Edward Payson Weston the famous heel and toe walker was found wandering in Manhattan's east side early today. Relatives were notified and he will be returned to his Philadelphia home.
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United Press
New York
Edward Payson Weston
Abraham Lincoln
New York East Side
Philadelphia
Sherwood to Speak at Indiana Graduation Events
Dr. Henry Noble Sherwood state superintendent of public instruction will deliver the commencement address at Michigan City High School tonight. He will address the Hammond Chamber of Commerce Thursday noon and speak at Hammond High School commencement tonight. Friday afternoon he will give the principal address at Ripley County School graduation exercises.
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Henry Noble Sherwood
Michigan City High School
Sherwood
Hammond Chamber of Commerce
Hammond High School
Ripley, County, Schoula Et Ce
Watson defends Newberry vote in Indiana primary clash
Senator Watson, amid Indiana primary talk, declares his support for Truman Newberry and rejects critics led by Senator Harrison. He says voters in Indiana backed Newberry and asserts his record on the 1922 vote remains unchanged, challenging opponents to test his stance in November.
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Times
Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
Watson
Indiana
Truman H. Newberry
Newberry
Pat” Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Iowa
Sre
Boy 3 Shoots Self In Mouth In Family Accident
In Chicago the 3 year old Joe Sgro of 467 8 Pine St took his father's automatic pistol from a dresser and accidentally shot himself in the mouth. He is in serious condition at city hospital. Mother Celestine Syre overheard the gunshot after sending others away. Brother Dominic 4 said only Buddy shoot as police investigate accidental discharge.
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Joe Sgro
Pine St
City Hospital
Celestine Syre
Dominic
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