Britain Charged With Terror War Against Soviet Russia
Moscow dispatch reports a government communique accusing Great Britain of directing a terrorist campaign against the Soviet Union. It links attacks from Warsaw to Leningrad, implicates French interests, cites bombings, murders, and plots to assassinate top Soviet officials dating back to 1925.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Russia
Volkov
Warsaw
Leningrad
Britain
Volkow
Obonski
Yani
Sydney George Riley
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Ukraine White Russan Organization
Josif Stalin
Communist Party
Alexey Rykov
Council of Peoples Commissars
N. Bukharin
Kremlin
Lubianka Square
University Heights Residents Urge Tree Preservation Plan
Citizens asked the park board to protect local trees damaged by insects. William H. McClish was named temporary chairman of the civic affairs committee at a Wednesday night meeting. Other members include Kenneth E. Smith Arlie E. Kerdall Paul M. Trees William W. Finch and Shelby J. Finch.
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University Heights
Park Board
William H. McClish
Kenneth E. Smith
Arlie E. Kerdall
Paul M
William W. Finch
Shelby J. Finch
Death by own action by suggestion noted by ME in Mass.
Boston June 9 Medical Examiner Timothy J. Leary warned the public that imitation suicides are a growing factor. He told the Massachusetts Medical Society that many crisis reports influence susceptible minds and lead to personal crises.
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Massachusetts
United Press
Boston
Timothy J. Leary
Massachusetts Medical Society
Dawes to Open Port at Buffington Harbor Gary
Vice President Dawes will formally open Buffington Harbor Garys second lake port next Thursday afternoon. More than 2 000 public officials and industrial leaders are to attend the ceremony as the United States Citation harbor prize is placed into operation.
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United States Steel
United Press
Gary
Ind
Dawes
Buffington Harbor
United States Citation Harbor
Suspect confesses shooting in city homicide case
Detectives say Ralph Boles 21 confessed to shooting Harold Meyers 24 after Meyers drew a gun during an argument over a trip to Cincinnati. Meyers wounded in neck, listed as critical. Boles, Hereth, Comes, Miller and McNece held on sizable bonds in the incident case.
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Meyers
Cincinnati
Ralph Boles
Hansen St
Harold Meyers
Arizona St
William Hereth
N. Davidson St
Ross Majors
E. Twenty-Seventh St
Hereth
Anna Earls
E. North St
Hanson St
Joe L. Comes
Louisville
Frank Miller
S. Mount St
Richard McNece
S. New Jersey St
Comes
Miller
McNece
Governor Jackson To Face Court In Damage Suit
Governor Jackson must appear in Superior Court as a garnishee defendant in a suit filed by Mrs. Nettie Stephenson Brehm against L. C. Stephenson, a former Klan leader now in Michigan City Prison. Attorneys may assert a denial that the governor holds Stephenson property as support for their 11 year old daughter Florence Catherine.
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Jackson
Superior Court
Nettie Stephenson Brehm
L. C. Stephenson
Michigan City
James M. Leathers
William L. Taylor
Jackson Carter
Stephenson
Floyd Mattice
Brehm
World trip and trans Atlantic air plan from Chamberlin and Levine
Berlin dispatch reports Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine proposing a 30000 mile world flight and a $2,000,000 plan to establish trans Atlantic air service within a year. Chamberlin favors canvas planes. Levine envisions multi motor craft and floating harbors for emergencies. They depart for Vienna at 8 am Sunday with wives traveling separately.
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United Press
Berlin
Globe
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Chamberlin
Levine
Charles Lindbergh
trans-Atlantic Air Service
The
Lindbergh
Vienna
United States
Earl Carroll Talks Rationally in Prison Remarks
Warden John W. Snook at the Federal penitentiary in Atlanta asserts Earl Carroll, despite family claims, speaks coherently. Snook says Carroll discussed family affairs calmly during a two month confinement en route to the prison and reports a good breakfast on his second day.
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United Arena Atlanta
Earl Carroll
John W. Snook
Federal Penitentiary
Carroll
Yang New Yorker
Joy Then Wee Little Hostess To Be In Hospital Now
A brief item notes a joyous moment as a much anticipated hostess prepares for an event but remains in a hospital setting for care. The report highlights a hopeful outlook for recovery and forthcoming duties.
Tragedy at School Party Stuns Indiana Family
Paula McClurg eight suffers a fractured pelvis and internal injuries after darting into traffic while en route to a grade 1A party at Public School 3. Her parents Russell and Mrs. McClurg, a Technical High School teacher, planned a family vacation to Markle.
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Russell McClurg
Oxford Ave
Paula
Indiana Christian Hospital
Rural St
Fred Brown
New York St
Margaret Hartman
Technical High School
Markle
Steve Stephenson inquiry begins as state board hears witnesses
The Indiana State board of charities opened its investigation into D. C. Stephenson alleging mistreatment by prison officers. Stephen son and prison board president Moorman testified while Warden Daly was not called yet. Stephenson's attorney protested the secret hearings, calling it a white washing.
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UHC
Gan City
Ind
State Board of Charities
D. C
Moorman
Stephenson
Walter H. Daly
Robert H. Moore
Moore
John A. Brown
Hope for Higher Wheat Prices Pushes Likely Rise
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine after a White House meeting said the 1929 wheat crop will be smaller than last year. He noted expectations of a 33 million bushel drop, with fresh estimates to follow, and said the shortage should push prices up.
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Ashington
Jardine
White House
Auto Crash Injures Woman. Driver Held on Reckless Charge
Miss Reba Benjamin was slightly injured when a car carrying Kenneth Keller and Alba Davis collided with J. F. Marlow’s vehicle at Kenwood Avenue and Thirty Second Street. Keller was arrested for reckless driving and released on own recognizance. Keller’s car rolled and slid forty eight feet. both cars wrecked.
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Reba Benjamin
Fall Creek Blvd
Kenneth Keller
Capitol Ave
Alba Davis
Kenwood Ave
J. F. Marlow
Bellefontaine St
Keller
Motorpolice Hague
Troutman
Book of Knowledge feature in The Times opens on Page 8
The Times presents a major educational feature in picture and story form titled Book of Knowledge. It aims to educate children and families with historical, geographical, and scientific facts in a short daily read.
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The
Times Today
Federal education board reappoints Harry L Fidler
President Coolidge reappoints Harry L. Fidler of Indianapolis to the federal board for vocational education for a three year term. The action was announced from Washington on June 9.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Harry L. Fidler
Indianapolis
Federal Board For Vocational Education
City Deal to Pay Double for Seized Land
A city plan proposes paying double to settle seized land involving Os trom Realty Co. The measure would shift burden to taxpayers and hints at a virtual gift arrangement.
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CITY
Widening of Forty-Sixth Street Faces Damages Dispute
The board of works weighs paying Ostrom Realty Company double the appraised damages for a 25 by 129.14 foot lot at the northwest corner of Boulevard Pl and Forty-Sixth St as part of the city plan to widen Forty-Sixth. Conflicting damage figures show a likely overpayment and extra costs to Butler College and taxpayers if approved.
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Gustav G. Schmidt
City Plan Commission
Ostrom Realty Company
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Forty-Sixth St
4 Boulevard Pl
Butler University
Fairview
Roy C. Shaneberger
Oren S. Hack
Lem Trotter
D. A. Coulter
Chester W Henry
Boyd W. Templeton
Boulevard Pl
Sunset Ave
Virgil Vandagrifft
Frank Cones
John W. Friday
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Schmidt
Vandagrifft
Times
Ostrom
Plan Commission
Butler College
Indianapolis
Airmen plan Chicago to Tokyo flight with Honolulu detour
Everett Winnings and Alfred Teall, both Indiana men, plan a Chicago built monoplane flight from San Francisco to Honolulu within days. They seek Indianapolis backers for 15000 dollars, aim for a 25000 prize if they fly non stop Frisco to Hawaii, with Tokio as backup.
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Everett C. Winnings
Ben Davis
Alfred C. Teall
Pennsylvania
Teall
Indianapolis
Winnings
Air Reserve Corps
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
San Francisco
Hawaii
Honolulu
Frisco
Tokio
Teal
Chicago
St. Louis
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
Army Airways
City manager vote splits: pension fears denied
A straw poll at the Claypool Hotel shows 18 for, 12 against, and 19 undecided on Indianapolis city manager plans. Claude H. Anderson, campaign secretary, rejects claims the move would abolish police and fire pension funds, citing legal protections and positive experiences in other cities.
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Claypool Hotel
City Manager Movement
Claude H. Anderson
Manager
Indianapolis
Anderson
United States
Lindbergh to Face Heavy Guard on Arrival
Washington braces for Lindbergh arrival with two thousand troops ready to assist police. Brigadier Rockenbach orders continuous parade flow and no pauses on Pennsylvanias avenue to prevent crushes as the Memphis nears the Virginia capes with Lindbergh aboard.
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Washington
Houghton
Charles Lindbergh
Rockenbach
Army
Navy
Marine
National Guard
London
Brussels
Lindbergh
Pennsylvania Ave
Memphis
Europe
Virginia Capes
Judge Collins Warns Graduates On Government Principles
Criminal Judge James A. Collins addressed Indiana Law School graduates at Knights of Pythias Hall on Wednesday night warning them against departing from fundamental principles of government. George Oliver Chambers spoke on "The Law of Compensation" as class orator and the Rev. Matthias L. Haines delivered the diplomas.
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James A. Collins
Indiana Law School
Knights of Pythias Hall
George Oliver Chambers
Matthias L. Haines
Prince of Asturias Ill in Madrid Report
Prince of Asturias heir to the Spanish throne is seriously ill in Madrid, reports reach here today. June 9.
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Prince of Asturias
Madrid
Hendaye
Smallpox Case Sparks Jailbreak Freeing Quarantine Repeat
Edith Gordon and Genevieve Poland faced quarantine for smallpox exposure after being accused of entertaining boyfriends. A scuffle broke out when Sanitary Officer Eugene Keeney tried to arrest them near city hall. Gordon was escorted to the detention hospital while Poland fled briefly before capture. Both were held for quarantine and guard arrangements.
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Edith Gordon
Senate Ave
Herman G. Morgan
City Health Board
Genevieve Poland
City Detention Hospital
Sixteenth
Montcalm Sts
Eugene Keeney
City Hall
Miss Poland
Miss Gordon
Keeney
Health Board
Dr. Morgan
Miss Mason
Central W C T U to discuss medicinal liquor questions
A Friday conference in the Fletcher American Bank Building will decide whether the Central W C T U answers two questions posed by Attorney General Arthur L Gilliam regarding medicinal whisky. President Mrs Bert Gadd notes the meeting is unofficial and not open to reporters.
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Bert Gadd
Central W. C. T. U
Arthur L. Gilliam
Gilliam
Fletcher-American Bank
Gadd
Indiana
Organization
Jackson
Jacksn
Bank
Attorney General Recommends Strict Liquor Law Yet Medicine Exception
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam urged rigid enforcement of Indian liquor laws while allowing a sane interpretation for whisky used as medicine. Citing Supreme Court decisions, he noted laws are liberally interpreted when liquor is shown to be for medicinal use.
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Arthur L. Gilliam
Supreme Court
Gilliam
Bombs Wound 26 at Moscow Communist Meeting
On Tuesday night two unknown assailants threw bombs into a business club in Moscow where communists were meeting. Twenty six people were wounded, including several women, in the blast.
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Moscow
United Press
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