County State Exceed Quotas for CMT Camp
Marion County and the State surpassed their Citizens' Military Training Camp quotas for Ft Benjamin Harrison from June 19 to July 20. Hoosier dam will send 1 204 youths, Marion County 128, led by Wallace O Lee. Brig Gen Dwight E Aultman and Col George Freeman oversee the camp with Grace Hawk directing entertainment.
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Marion County
Citizens
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Hoosterdam
Wallace O. Lee
Marion
Felix M. McWhirter
Peoples State Bank
Indiana
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Lee
Dwight E. Aultman
Col
George Freeman
White House disputes Smoot on October extra session
Senator Smoot announces President Coolidge will call an October extra session, but White House officials deny a final commitment. Leaders plan to meet in October for tax cuts, flood relief and other major bills, while addressing defense, aviation, farm relief, and senate seating issues.
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United Press
Washington
Smoot
Utah
White House
Congress
House
Senate
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Vare
Pennsylvania
Smith
Illinois
Synthetic Life Seen by Sir Oliver Lodge
London June 9 Sir Oliver Lodge the noted physicist told the Oxford University Psychological Society life may be created in laboratories by biologists. He said life depends on matter and chemical and physical energy and that many organic compounds found in living organs have already been made in the laboratory beginning with urea and continuing to sugar starch and other compounds.
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Bay United Press
London
Oliver Lodge
Oxford University Psychological Society
Oliver
Fireless Cook Sparks Lake Forest Discharge Event
In Lake Forest Illinois police were called when Anna Bistram recently arrived from Austria could not understand the phrase get out during a firing incident. The case highlights the seriousness of attempting to dismiss a cook in the Chicago suburb.
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United Press
Lake Forest
Ill
Chicago
Anna Bistram
Austria
SAPP VISIONS BIGGER ROTARY
Rotary International leadership session in Ostend Belgium reports Arthur H. Sapp unopposed for president and outlining plans for international expansion including new clubs in Germany China Brazil Argentina Peru and Chile Johan Basberg Oslo club president dies on visit delegates depart for Europe on short tours
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Ostend
Belgium
Rotary International
Europe
Johan Basberg
Oslo
Norway
Arthur H. Sapp
Huntington
Ind
Rotary
South America
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Orient
Germany
China
Brazil
Argentina
Peru
Chile
Sapp
Dr Coulter to Speak at Indiana Editors Meeting
Dr Stanley Coulter, state conservation chairman, will address the Indiana Republican Editorial Association’s summer outing at Purdue Memorial Union Lafayette on July 29 closing a two day session. James J Patchell of Union City Times announced the program and editors will register at the Lafayette Journal and Courier office hosted by Henry W Marshall.
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Stanley Coulter
State Conservation Commission
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Purdue University Memorial Union
Lafayette
James J. Patchell
Union City Times, Association
Lafayette Journal and Courier
Henry W. Marshall
Cathedral High School Graduates 76 At Commencement
Ninety six? Actually seventy six graduates of Cathedral High School receive diplomas at a ceremony in the new building on Meridian and Fourteenth Streets. Bishop Joseph Chartrand will confer diplomas, with a list naming graduates including Sylvester Ablering Charles Barry Jr. Charles Bear Tillman Berkes and many others.
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Cathedral High School
Meridian and
Fourteenth Sts
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Sylvester J. Ablering
Charles Jy. Barry Jr
Charles W. Bear Tillman E. Berkes
John H. Blackwell
Igdnett
E, Brennan
Robert W. Bretthauer
Joseph T. Birmingham
James F. Cahill
Sidney V, Cain
Charles J. Carlson
Charles J. Carter
Charles P. Commons
Edward A. Coomes
George H. Diver
Frank B. Dowd Jr, Robert W. Doyle
Maurice F. Egan
Joseph F. Elward
Joseph P. Pinneran
Leonard R. Fort
James F. Gallagher
J. Godman
Paul A, Graham
Wilfred B. Habing
Harneschfeger
Paul P. Harrold
Maurice F. Healey
James Healy
Albert FP
Hermann Jacob Herold
Carl F. Hermann
William M. Huning James Harry Hunt
Louis T. Jordan
Edward J. King
Rhomes
J. le He
Agio Penta
John A. Lenahan
Romeos Jeer At Law In Petting Parties Report
State police and deputy sheriffs note fewer petting parties on country roads while city officers warn the problem persists. In a Fourteenth and Meridian street school rear incident, two couples aged 17 and 16 were found in an auto party and were returned home. A historical remark on presidents closes the item.
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Sergt
John Eisenhut
Fourteenth and
Meridian ‘ Sts
Chicago flappers told to judge bathing costumes
Walter Wright city superintendent of beaches declined to issue a blanket edict on bathing dress. He said the consciences of Chicago flappers must guide their choices in determining modesty at beaches.
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United Press
Chicago
Walter Wright
Arsenal Technical High School 13th Commencement Held
The thirteenth annual commencement of Arsenal Technical High School takes place at Cable Tabernacle at 8 tonight with 750 graduates receiving diplomas. Dr. Herbert L. Willits of the University of Chicago delivers the address, introduced by J. F. Thornton. Diplomas are awarded by Charles W. Kern. Bishop Joseph M. Francis delivers the invocation.
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Arsenal Technical High School
Cable Tabernacle
Herbert L. Willits
University of Chicago
J. F. Thornton
Charles W. Kern
Joseph M. Francis
Broad Ripple High School
William L. Stidger
Shailer Matthews
Shortridge High School
Civic Pride Lacking as Officer Fired in Hoboken
Hoboken, N. J. report says Patrolman Alexander von Gerichten was dismissed after losing his hat, coat, and revolver while assisting a former saloonkeeper to remove a back beer sign, Grant portrait, and brass rail after closure by authorities.
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Bay United Press
Hoboken
N. J
Alexander von Gerichten
General Grant
No Death Plea for Walsers in Indiana Murder Case
Marion Indiana June 9 Prosecuting Attorney Edward C Hays announced there will be no death penalty sought for Arthur and Dorothea Walser after Grant County grand jury indicted them for first degree murder in the poisoning of Clifford Cox a 12 year old cousin of Mrs Walser Hays said the electric chair would fit the crime but circumstances justify life imprisonment The pair will be arraigned before Judge J Frank Charles on Monday with three counts two for joint first degree murder and a third for second degree murder added as a precaution
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United Press
Marion
Ind
Arthur
Dorothea Walser
Edward C. Hays
Walsers
Grant County
Grand Jury
J. Frank Charles
Publisher Van Lear Black Plans Amsterdam Flight
London dispatch reports Van Lear Black publisher of the Baltimore Sun will depart for Amsterdam on June 14 and begin his journey to the Dutch East Indies the following day delaying the original June 11 schedule.
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Baltimore Sun
East Indies
Iresa
London
van Lear Black
The
Amsterdam
Degree to Negro Girl at Loyola Commencement
Edith Spur lock a Black woman received the degree of master of laws at Loyola University commencement exercises in Chicago. She will take the State bar examination next week.
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Loyola University
Bunied Iressa
Chicago
Edith Spurlock
Stolen Automobiles Reported by Various Owners
Automobiles reported stolen include a Ford belonging to Ollie Warren at 2336 Caroline Ave from Senate Ave and Walnut St. A Chevrolet owned by Arthur A. Bock at Troy Ave and Brill St was taken from Washington and Delaware Sts. A Pontiac at 4940 W Fifteenth St tied to Frank E. Hoffman was taken from Twenty Eighth St and Central Ave. Mercedes cars tied to Louis Schwitzer at 440 Washington Blvd and to American Mercedes Company. A Pontiac from Jones & Maley Motor Sales at 3555 Massachusetts Ave was taken from Union and Carson Sts. A Ford at 1843 Barth Ave owned by Frank Schlangen was taken from the rear of the address.
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Ollie Warren
Caroline Ave
Ford
Senate Ave
Walnut St
Arthur A. Bock
Troy Ave
Brill
Chevrolet
Washington
Delaware
Frank E. Hoffman
Fifteenth St
Pontiac
Twenty
Eighth St
Central Ave
American Mercedes Company
Louis Schwitzer
Washington Blvd
Mercedes
Jones & Maley Motor Sales Company
Massachusetts Ave
Union and
Carson
Frank Schlangen
Barth Ave
Automobiles Found by Police Search Identifies Several Ford Roadsters
Automobiles reported found by Travis Fullerton at 514 N Alabama St include a Ford roadster with no plates, located at Liberty and Ohio Streets. A second Ford roadster without plates was found at 804 N California St.
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Travis Fullerton
Alabama St
Ford
Liberty and
Ohio
California St
Immigrant Bar Reared Higher by Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court upholds a 1924 immigration provision, tightening limits for children born abroad to U S citizens. Chin Bow, born in China in 1914, claimed entry. his father Chin Dun was a U S citizen by descent but had never lived here. The ruling confirms children who never resided in the United States are not automatically citizens.
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Washington
United States
Labor Department
United States Supreme Court
Chin Bow
China
Charles Evans Hughes
Chin Dun
Chin Tong
Supreme Court
Bandits Hold Up Plainfield Standard Oil Station
Two youths believed from Indianapolis robbed the Stand ard Oil filling station in Plainfield Indiana on Wednesday night taking $82 after the driver brandished a revolver at Harold Weir attendant. Charles Franklin town marshal alerted Indianapolis police and the license number of the car was traced. The second bandit damaged license plates and the pair fled south. the registered owner remains at large.
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Indianapolis
Standard Oil
Plainfield
Ind
Charles Franklin
Harold Weir
Weir
Fifth Ave Bus Crash Kills Two In New York
Two people died and nearly thirty were injured when a loaded Fifth Avenue bus overturned after the driver reportedly set his brakes suddenly. Upper deck passengers were thrown to the pavement. The dead were Matthew Malumphy of New York and Clyde Bowen of Billings Montana.
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New York
Fifth Ave
Matthew Malumphy
Clyde Bowen
Billings
Mont
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