Sparks Will Preside in Duvall Case in Rushville
Judge Sparks of Rushville Indiana was chosen to try Mayor John L Duvall and City Controller William C Buser on conspiracy to falsify campaign expense statements. The selection followed venue challenges and the removal of two alternate judges with Sparks awaiting official word before accepting.
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Will Sparks
Rushville
Ind
John L. Duvall
William C. (Chick) Buser
Duvall
Sparks
James A. Collins
Buser
Collins
William H. Remy
John F. Craig
Greensburg
Fremont Alford
Indianapolis
The
Times
Judge Sparks Named Special Judge for Duvall Buser Case
Circuit Judge Will Sparks of Rushville accepts appointment as special judge for the Duvall Buser conspiracy trial. He previously presided over the D. C. Stephenson murder trial at Noblesville in November 1925 with William H. Remy as prosecutor and Eph Inman leading Duvall’s legal staff.
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Will Sparks
Rushville
D. C
Stephenson Testimony Details Discussed By Indiana Board
D C Stephenson and other prison witnesses testified at a statehouse hearing with Judge Eichhorn and Secretary Brown. They plan a full transcript before July 1 for the governor and pardon board, amid questions of mistreatment and private inquiry status.
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D. C
Bandit Twins Happy After Capture in Steubenville
Roy and Ray D Autremont, 26, bandit twins captured after a 3 1 2 year man hunt, may be sent to Oregon to testify in Hugh D Autremont murder trial over the Siskiyou train robbery before their own trial. Marshal Bartell ordered temporary detention pending Department of Justice and postal bureau heads arrival. The twins sang French songs to cheering crowds outside the city jail.
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United Pre
Steubenville
Ohio
Roy
Ray D’autremont
Oregon
Hugh
Siskiyou
United States
W. B. Bartell
Columbus
C. J. Borkowski
Department of Justice
Postal Bureau
City Prison
Surrender by Slayer Sought in Bogdon Slaying
Joseph Minter, wanted in the Bogdon murder case, surrendered to Denver police today. State Senator Albert E. Bogdon was killed in the incident. The surrender concludes the immediate pursuit in Colorado.
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Man
Denver
United Press
Colo
Joseph Minter
Albert E. Bogdon
WOTUS Freed from Liquor Quiz at Indiana Meeting
Central W C T U members faced two questions from Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam about endorsing liquor medicine. Gilliam withdrew the questions after a two hour conference with Mrs. Bert S. Gadd. Gadd praised Gilliam and said an explanation is due.
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Central W. C. T. U
Fletcher-American Bank
Arthur L. Gilliam
Bert S. Gadd
Gilliam
Gadd
Mrs. Gadd
Gilliom
Virginia Quake Shakes University Campus at 2:16 AM
Seismic tremors roused Virginia residents as the University of Virginia’s Rouse Physical Laboratory recorded a first shock at 2 16 a m lasting ten seconds with a second tremor thirty seconds later.
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United Press University OF Virginia
Rouse Physical Laboratory
University of Virginia
Child Dies In Ice Cream Can Incident
Pittsburgh report says Andrew Rock aged two climbed into a five gallon ice cream can and drowned after being found by his mother in water and ice. The incident occurred in Pittsburgh on June 10.
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United Presa
Pittsburgh
Andrew Rock
Manager Form Debated at Chamber Luncheon
City manager plan discussed at a Chamber of Commerce open forum luncheon. Ballot results show 7 for 18 against 3 undecided. about 3 000 ballots received. poll to be announced Saturday. Indianapolis politics cited as national joke during discussion and related speeches outlined.
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Charles F. Coffin
Samuel Ashby
Chamber of Comerce
Edward Hunter
Chamber
Dick Miller
Hunter
Indianapolis
Cit
Frank E. Gates
Manager
Optimist Club
Claypool
Gates
Clarence G. Baker
Massachusetts Ave
Homer Borst
Community Fund
Central Ave
Russians Execute British Agents in Moscow Purge
June 10 Moscow reports twenty monarchist white guards and spies paid by foreign intelligence services chiefly Britain have been executed. Among the dead are Englishman Sidney Riley and George Elvengren plus two Russian princes Prince Dologorukov and Prince Meshcherski.
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United Press
Moscow
Great Britain
M. Menjinski
Menjinski
G. V. Chicherin
A. I. Rykov
Hodgson-Vladimii Evrinov
Nicola Koropenko
Sergei Mazurenkol
Malevich Malevsky
Alexander Skalsky
Prince Dologorukov
Prince Mescherski
Lake storm kills two as seven bodies hunted
In Mille Lacs off Midland Minnesota a lake storm capsized several boats. Two Twin City residents died when a rescue boat overturned while a Midland party led a search. Nearly twenty were rescued or reached the shore unaided as authorities hunted for seven missing souls.
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Ru Unitew Rr
Midland
Minn
Lake Shore
Arrest in bank theft in Elwood area
Sheriff Frank Daniels said Valley Blair 23 a cigar store clerk is in custody over the Lapel State Bank robbery. Deal Phillips 21 was cleared. Phillips identified Robert W. Goodnight 27 an Elwood barber who admitted a part in the hold up.
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Bu Th
Butter Flies To Lindberghs Table By Airlift
A tub of butter from Lindbergh’s hometown will arrive at the temporary White House over the weekend. The shipment was sent by Land O Lakes Creameries of Little Falls Minnesota. Pilot L C Miller and buttermaker Arthur Rydquist accompanied the delivery.
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United Press
Washington
Charles ‘A. Lindbergh
White House
National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Association
Land O’ Lakes Creameries, Inc
Little Falls
Minn
Lindbergh
Pilot L. Co. Miller
Lindy
Arthur Rydquist
Lindberghs' Mother Arrives in Washington for Reunion
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh the mother of the famed airman is en route to Washington to join her son Charlies A Lindbergh. President Coolidge will escort her from Baltimore with a junior aide amid a guarded publicity effort. Meanwhile the destroyer Humphries and cruiser Memphis travel toward Washington carrying news films of Lindbergh as the Memphis forges home crossing Atlantic waters at record speed.
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United Press
Washington
Evangeline Lindbergh
Indianapolis
Red Arrow
Mt. Washington
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Baltimore
Palmer
White House
Maryland
Detroit
The
Pennsylvania
United Free
United States
Memphis
Humphries
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York- Paris Flier
Lindbergh
Atlantic
New York
Cherbourg
Lindbergh Thrills Crew With Aboard Vessel Climb
On the steamship Memphis en route to Washington Col. Charles A. Lindbergh staged a real scare. He ascended the foremast ladder to the crow s nest and yardarm amid a 48 mile wind, took camera shots, then descended and spoke with Captain Lackey before lunch radios.
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United Press
Memphis
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Lackey
Boston book salesman fined for obscene novel sale
John Gritz a Boston bookseller's clerk was fined 100 dollars by Municipal Judge William Sullivan for selling Upton Sinclairs Oil. He appealed and the case was set for trial in Superior Court on July 5. The report includes stray weather data and unrelated timing figures.
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United Press III
Upton Sinclair
John Gritz
Boston Booksellers
William Sullivan
Gritz
Superior Court
Fliers to visit four European capitals on air tour
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine will depart Berlin by the Columbia to Munich for lunch then proceed to Vienna Prague and Warsaw with two days in Prague before moving to Warsaw and Rome. They seek Italy as birthplace of designer Giuseppe Bellanca. Mrs Chamberlin and Mrs Levine will arrive Bremen June 17 and travel by air to Tempelhoff Field Berlin.
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Bu _United Presa BER
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Berlin
Columbia
Munich
Vienna
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Warsaw
Poland
Rome
Italy
G. M. Bellanca
Chamberlin
Levine
Bremen
Tempelhoff Field
Lindy Made Honorary Member of Bricklayers Union
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh has been named an honorary member of the Bricklayers Plasterers and Masons Union in New York. An engraved card will be presented to him upon his arrival.
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United Pro
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
The
Bricklayers, Plasters and Masons Union
New York Prepares For Lindbergh Welcome Week
The city braces for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh as a historic reception unfolds over the coming days. Public enthusiasm swells with parades and feted events, eclipsing prior welcomes to emperors and heroes in scale and spectacle.
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United Press
New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Caesar
Rome
New York to Welcome Lindbergh by Radio Broadcast
NBC announces Monday broadcast coverage of Col. Charles Lindbergh’s New York welcome. WEAF WJZ and WNYC will share the air from 11 a m to 4 p m with events from City Hall steps Madison Square Park wreath ceremony and Central Park welcome by Governor Smith.
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United Press New York
New York
Col
Charles Lindbergh
National Broadcasting Company
WEAF
WJZ
WNYC
East
Middle West
Walker
City Hall
Madison Square Park
New York State
Smith
Central Park
Governor Jackson Congratulates Lindbergh on Indiana Message
Governor Jackson sent a message to Charles Lindbergh in Washington praising his wonderful accomplishment and extending congratulations on behalf of Indiana.
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Jackson
Indiana
Charles Lindbergh
Washington
Gray Won't See Child Refuses Death-Row Visit
Henry Judd Gray, sentenced to death for the Albert Snyder murder, refused to meet his daughter at Sing Sing. Ruth Brown Snyder, similarly sentenced, had previously refused to see her daughter, prison attaches reported.
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United Press
Have You Vacation Money Hidden in Your Home
A Times classified prompt suggests readers search for hidden money in the home and lists junk items no longer needed for sale. It invites calling Main 3500 to place a want ad and notes want ads cost less in The Times.
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Daily Times
Times
Lindbergh Arrives Amid Massive Washington Welcome
Newsreel report notes six destroyers and nearly 100 planes mobilized to greet Lindbergh aboard the Memphis off Virginia Capes. The Los Angeles airship delays plans. crowds swarm the capital amid extraordinary preparations and massive public greetings.
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United Preas
Washington
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Memphis
Virginia Capes
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
Lindbergh
Paris
Brussels
London
Navy Yard
St. Louis
Lindy
National Press Club
Minnesota Society
Missouri Society
Pennsylvania, Ave
Petition to halt school contract awards in Wayne Township
A petition for injunction seeks to stop Vestal C. Davis the township trustee from awarding contracts for erecting a new township school and for repairs on another. E J Pedlow Charles Davids on and Joseph Harbison township advisory board members are petitioners in Superior Court Four.
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Vestal C. Davis
Wayne Township
E. J. Pedlow
Charles Davidson
Joseph Harbison
Township Advisory Board
Tech unit commended as honor ROTC of Fifth Corps area
The Reserve Officers' Training Corps unit at Technical High School has been named honor unit of the Fifth Corps army area for the sixth straight time. Maj. Henry F. Schroeder confirms the award based on dispatch from the Ft. Hayes area commander.
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Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Unit
Technical High School
Fifth Corps
Henry F. Schroeder
Ares
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
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William H. Sheaffer
Emsley W. Johnson
John W. Holtzman
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Craig
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Aids
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Eichorn
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Graceland
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