Battle for Manager in Last Stage
Indianapolis enters the final campaign week for the manager form government with mass meetings and 237 precinct poll enforcement. Organizers led by Frank E. Gates and Claude H. Anderson push turnout, while pro manager teams target independents and vote scrutiny to prevent fraud. Meredit Nicholson and J W Esterline headline a key Cable Tabernacle event as efforts focus on completing a city wide poll and challenger policing.
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Indianapolis
Frank E. Gates
Claude H. Anderson
Jewett, Shank
Duvall-Coffin
Keach
Cable Tabernacle
Meredith Nicholson
J. W. Esterline
Negro Run A Muck Five Charges After Moonshine Chase
Police arrest a man who identified as Frank Smith, 28, after a liquor chase on the north side. He is charged with transporting liquor, speeding, assault and battery, vagrancy, and throwing glass. Bottles of moonshine were hurled into the street injuring two children, and the suspect’s stolen car was traced to Howard Harding.
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North Side
Frank Owen
Frank Smith
Yandes Sr
Smith
E. Tenth St
Ashland Ave
Owen
Virginia
Clifford Hasty
Howard Harding
Yandes
Memorial Dedicates Parsons Sandison Chimes at State Normal
Celebrities from across Indiana attended the dedication ceremony at Terre Haute's Indiana State Normal for the Parsons Sandison memorial chimes. Governor Ed Jackson and IU President William Lowe Bryan spoke as alumni funded the $25,000 memorial honoring William Wood Parsons and Howard Sandison for forty years of service.
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United Press
Big Teams Help Farms in Illinois Fields
Champaign Illinois June 10 Many farmers who met adverse weather this spring used large farm teams to pull plows and hogs in the fields The University of Illinois College of Agriculture official E T Robbins notes the big teams cut wasteful side draft and aided field work
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Champaign
III
Illinois
E. T. Robbins
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Wonder Freiman Boy Walks After Twelve Year Paralysis
A Brooklyn father Joseph Freiman dedicates years to at home therapy using heat light and electrical treatments to restore his son Irving Freiman from infantile paralysis. After selling his business and training as a physio therapist he achieves the healing, with the child walking and his eyes dancing with life.
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Freiman Home
Joseph Feiman
Hann
Feiman
Frieman
Irving Freiman
Joseph Freiman
Freiman
United Israel-Zion Hospital of
Brooklyn
Shrine Confab Near Plane Strikes Gift
Atlantic City reports Shrine convention attendance rising toward 150000 with 42 Hollywood stars arriving by train. Shriners plan two parades and a star-studded Thursday night procession amid record entertainments. A Brooklyn incident notes Princeton student George Lambert involved in an airplane incident near Lillian Chernow, 13, with minor injuries. Louisiana sugar crop yields fall to 47000 tons, lowest since 1873.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Shrinedom
Shrine
Hollywood
Shriners
United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Lambert
Princeton
Lambert Chemical Company
Lillian Chernow
Lambert
New Orleans
Louisiana
Former Pardon Board Secretary Joins Indiana Prison Trustees
C. C. York, ex secretary of the Pardon Board, is employed by Indiana State Prison trustees to help file board records of prisoners. The records will aid trustees when considering pardons.
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C. C. York
Pardon Board
Indiana
Useless Big Business Aid Doubts Lincoln Andrews Prohibition
A historical look at General Lincoln C. Andrews failed bid to secure able prohibition administrators. Promises from big business leaders like E. H. Gary and John D. Rockefeller Jr. yielded no hires as limits from Controller General McCarl and pension rules constrained salaries. Andrews resorted to officers and clerks, constrained by political allies and internal revenue chief Blair, with ongoing skepticism about industry support.
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Mellon
Lincoln C. Andrews
E. H. Gary
John D. Rockefeller Jr
S. S. Kresge
White House
Gary-Rockefeller- Kresge Group
General Andrews
Andrews
Army
Marine
Navy
McCarl
Stemps
Watsons
Curtises
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
North Carolina
Foes of his father will honor Lindbergh at Washington
President Coolidge will lead a nationwide tribute to Charles A. Lindbergh for his New York to Paris nonstop flight. The piece contrasts Lindbergh with his father Charles Lindbergh Sr a former congressman targeted by political forces. Frank Kellogg as secretary of state will be among the official greeters who helped unseat Lindbergh Sr in 1916.
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All Times
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
New York
Paris
Charles Lindbergh
Congress
Republican
Satursday
Lindbergh
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Kellogg
Senate
Trip to Falls Causing Pleasant Weekend Suggested Route
The Hoosier Motor Club touring department suggests a Falls visit. Depart Indianapolis on Washington Street, fork to State Road 40 through Plainfield and Cloverdale, then west on county roads to Cataract Falls with about sixteen miles of light era road to negotiate.
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Cataract Falls
Hoosier Motor Club
Indianapolis
Washington St
Plainfield
Stilesville
Mt. Meridian
Cloverdale
Devore
The
Falls
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George N. Collins
George W. Coffin
Leroy Keach
Big Vote
Negro
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Normal School
Terre Haute
Alfred Segal
York
Forty-Ninth St
Lantic City
Kay Jewelry Co
Kay
West Washington ST
EWU W. “A
West CR
New Indiana Theater
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Frederick C. Baird
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Lake Erie
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United States Steel Corporation
Baird
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California
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