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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1924

Page

3

Barbers Keep Date Books for Bob Customers

A downtown barber shop fills up as men queue for shaves while women dominate appointments. Anxious patrons read fashion magazines and dodge a changing world with humor and skepticism about new gender roles.

Barbers Police Gazette

Vote contest heard over ninth precinct seat dispute

The county commissioners opened a hearing to determine if Emanuel Wetter, deputy county auditor, should be declared elected Republican precinct committeeman of the Ninth precinct Thirteenth ward, instead of Fred E. Beck, deputy city smoke inspector. A recount in circuit court showed 228 to 140 in favor of Wetter, while precinct board returns certified Beck 197 to 184.

Emanuel Wetter Thirteenth Ward Fred Beck

Public Service Commission orders plant abandonment at Greensburg

The public service commission orders the abandonment of a Greensburg natural gas plant operated by John E. and Elizabeth C. Robbins. Thomas J. Duncan and others opposed the move, but a hearing found continued operation uneconomical.

Public Service Commission Greensburg John E Elizabeth C. Robbins Thomas J. Duncan

Tech Graduates Six Hundred From Arsenal Technical High School

Arsenal Technical High School will graduate 610 students Thursday at 8 p m in its tenth annual commencement at the Cable Tabernacle. Dr William Mather Lewis of George Washington University will give the address. School board president Charles R Yoke will present diplomas. Musics by the school orchestra. Faculty medals to Ivan Cole and Miss Hellen Tomlinson. Riley medal to Margaret Macy. Graduates include Santuary Class Robert Abraham Sean Adolph Edwin Ateichnorn and many more with extensive lists of names.

Sean Adolph Edwin Ateichnorn Dorothy Alley Elizabeth Arthur William Repinal Lestie Ayres Dean Bacon Jean Baker Lestie Baldwin Elzabeth Barons Virginia Barnes Charles Barnett Mildred Barnett Dorothy Busmett Ruth Herry Edward Bits Mary Black Helen Burham Mildred Bordgaux Raymon Burns Mary Boston Gerald Bowman Lawrence Hradiey Bord Brown Florence Brown Velma? Brown Wendell Brown Floyd Brunton Pauline Burd Leroy Burney Fred Cadby Terrance Campbell Elbert Canatery Laura Carrell Homer Carter Bernadine Caene Warder Castle Lyle Clit Gerald Ciore Ivan Cole Bernice Collier Frederick Conroy Helen Conroy Mamie Cox Josephine Creasser Marion Crofts Lorena Curran Delmar Curry Mildred Day Leslie Deane Henry Devaney William Dikens Martha Dietz Martin Dobson Tee Doll Leonora Dorsett Elizabeth Dougherty Raymond Drake Dorothy Diedale James Dugdale Robert Dunlavy Davide Durbin Dorothy Vnest Rodger Frierhant Orville F Edwards Elisabeth Egan Milne’ Ellis Milton Elrod Jr SueAnna Engle Violet Fear George Fie Ralph Francis Reba Francis George Frank Marion Fred Mildred Frey Edward Falk James Gary Erma Gauding Steve Gedaler Ralph Giraelo Helen Goodwin Arthur Gray Stanton Greer Nory Ghent Marjorie Gwin Kenneth Hamilton Alice Hart Maxwell Has- Marie Hastings Helen Hayes Ray Jes Doe Henninger Charlies Heuss Migenns Dorothy Hill Sheldon Holdore Horn Clyde Huey Stephen Hyde Yor Iselin Monta Jessup Elizabeth Jolly Audry Kaesebaum Charlotte Kendrick Williem Kirk Paul Kimterlin Mary Klezmer Alva Kline Carl Knop Albert Briese Alice Lancaster Theodore Lawrence Riva Lawson Charles Lee Ruth Leek Kenneth LeFeber Lillian Lefforge Frederick Dieber John Loucks Lattra Juearlder Huro McConnell Muldred McGea Pauline McHaffey Dixie McKay Margaret Macy Athean Mgjerader Keith Marsh Harold Marvel Alice Mason Wilber Meier Mark Mercer Elizabeth Miller Frank Millikan Pauline Mills Bernard Myers Elizabeth Neely Robert Nelson Bernard Nivewanger Ted Nicholas Joe Norris Yer Sert Nye George Eer Ruth Otte Helen Parish Catherine Paver Beatrive Peoples Bernard I’erin Henry Perlee Paul Philips Arthur Queisser Katrina Rawedale Linnie Ramey Pauline Rentsch Lillian Richardson Willis Riley Lucile Ringo Pearl Robey Grace Robinson George Rodgers Anna Rogers Louise Eleanor Rose Myrtie Ross Ferdinant Rothchhild Littie Rowe Margaret Schober Edna Schulz Leona Serra Emory Searcy Jeanette Shafer Albert Shall

Republicans Select Platform Carpenters

United Press reports the GOP state delegations choosing their platform panel for the next Republican platform. A long list names representatives and senators from Alabama to Nevada and beyond, detailing each state appointee and indicating the forthcoming party policy framing under President Coolidge.

United Press Cleveland Coolidge Alabama Jerry Murphy Arizona J. C. Adams Arkansas Wallace Townsend California Lewis H. Smith Colorado Thomas H. Devine Connecticut Hiram Bingham Delaware George E. Elliott Florida M. M. Owens Georgia Oklahoma J. W. Harreld Oregon E. J. Adams Pennsylvania William 8. Vace Rhode Island Wm. B. Greenough

Missionaries Wounded in Skirmish at Shen Show In

June 3 clash between local troops injures two missionaries connected to the Reformed Church. Carl Beck and George Snyder sustained flesh wounds from bullets passing through mission windows. neither was seriously hurt.

United Press PERIN Carl Beck George Snyder Reformed Church Shen Show In

Medics Seek Eased Alcohol Rules at AMA Convention

A resolution before the American Medical Association delegates urges the Internal Revenue and prohibition departments to loosen rules on dispensing alcohol and medicinal liquor to physicians, arguing alcohol is a necessary drug, led by Dr. C. Chalmers of New York during the Chicago meeting.

United Preoas Chicago Internal Revenue Department Prohibition Department House of Delegates American Medical Association C. Chalmers New York

Blagamail Cases Set For Today

Federal officers accuse W. W. Maddux Jameson and Chet Fowler of blackmailing LABAETY proprietor Prank Guchanan to pay protection money. The men allegedly ran a ring in which forty to fifty prospects were targeted to avoid arrest.

W. W. Maddux Meridian St County

Coolidge Says No Extra Session Planned

Washington report states President Coolidge does not plan an extra session of Congress despite fiscal and legislative hurdles. White House spokesman notes failure of the naval penetration and modernization bill will not derail the arms limitation conference plan.

United Press Washington Coolidge Congress White House

Chicago Plans Largest Auditorium and Convention Center

Chicago and South Park commissioners unveil plans to remodel the Fine Arts Building in Jackson Park into a national leading auditorium seating 25 000 with adjacent halls indoor pools gymnasia and recreation spaces. Bond vote by south side residents set for June 2 with projected yearly attendance of up to half a million. Edward J. Kelly leads the commission stating the project would be among the world’s greatest.

United Press Chicago United States South Park Fine Arts Jackson Park South Side Fire Arts Bldg America Edward J. Kelly South Park Commissioners

Louisville Mayor Greets Bottlers for National Convention

Washington June 10 The Louisville mayor Huston Quin welcomes the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages to Louisville November 10 to 14. He praises the 12 000 bottlers and says Louisville will offer a genuine Kentucky welcome with business men and social hospitality.

Times Washington, D. C Kentucky Louisville Huston Quin Sidney W. Lee National Association Quinn United States Lee Blue Grass State

Youths Trial on Concealed Weapon Charges

Leon Keiderbeck, 21, of Lincoln address, fined $25 for carrying a concealed weapon by city judge pro tem Vinson Manifold. Ervin Risk, 25, of 2534 College Ave., with Keiderbeck, was discharged on the concealed weapon drawing charge.

Leon Keiderbeck Lincoln Vinson Manifold Ervin Risk College Ave Reiderbeck

White River level falls easing Indianapolis flood danger

Water recedes as White River drops after crest at 15.4 feet at noon near Indianapolis. Officials say there is no serious flood danger unless heavy rains return. Ravenswood and other areas north of Broad Ripple suffered partially submerged cottages and damaged property.

White River Indianapolis Weather Bureau W. Tenth St Ravenswood Broad

Indianapolis Trade Board elects Regular ticket leaders

The Indianapolis Board of Trade annual election announced on Monday chose J. Martin Antrim as president. Brordehurst Elsey became vice president and Tom Oldy was re elected treasurer. Antrim also joined the board of governors, with Fellows succeeding him as president and several members re elected to the board.

Indianapolis Board of Trade Board of Governors J. Martin Antrim Brordehurst Elsey Tom Oldy Lewis TL. Fellows Antrim E. Clifford Barrett Linton A. Cox George H. Evans John P. Frenzel, Jr Mark H.miller William J. Mooney Charles C. Perry Edward B. Raub Frank A. Witt I. B. Woodard

Police Survey Findings Scrutinized by City Board

First copy of Leonard Harrison police survey reaches the board of safety for study before action. Harrison, for the Chamber of Commerce, urged 106 more officers after Chief Rikhoff request. Report recommends trimming at headquarters and consolidating duties. Mayor Shank suggests ignoring the report. Board accepts Roy Lacey resignation. Jack Hart named patrolman. Moshy reduced to patrolman. Hopson promoted to detective sergeant.

Leonard V. Harrison Board of Safety Ernest L. Kingston Harrison Chamber of Commerce Rikhoff Shank Roy Lacey Jack E. Hart John M. Moshy Thomas Hopson

Hoover Sought as Running Mate Sparks Convention Drama

Delegates debate whether Hoover or others will win the vice presidency as Butler warns it is a public contest not a private fight. Iowa backs Dickinson, Nebraska loyalty to Dawes, Washington eyes Jones, Utah touts Thines, Indiana wary of easy paths. Resolutions pledge law enforcement support while deferring the Ku Klux Klan issue to states.

Hoover Butler Iowa J. J. Dickinson J. W. Good Nebraska Charles G. Dawes Hell Maria Washington Wesley L. Jones United States Utah Gen Frank Thines Indiana Jim Watson Coolidge Secretary of Commerce Resolutions Committee William H. Butler Anti-Saloon League League Ralph Beaver Strassburger

Rags and Iron Suspect Arrested for Drunken Trespass

John Wilhelm, 69, of 3938 W Vermont St, singing ragtime, was accused by neighbor Mrs. Donald Caster of stealing her lawn ornament. Wilhelm was arrested this morning on charges of drunkenness trespass and resisting arrest.

John Wilhelm Vermont St Donald Caster Tremont Ave

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