Indiana Republicans urge Watson to curb criticism of Coolidge
Indiana Congressmen fearing consequences for the State ticket and House seats press Watson to soften his opposition to President Coolidge. They seek Coolidge to campaign in Indiana this fall and push for mediation board appointments, while expressing worry over Watson’s public and private attacks and its impact on the campaign.
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Roscoe B. Fleming
Times
Washington
Indiana
Watson
Coolidge
House
Wald
Walb
White House
Frank Singleton
Indiana Public Service Commission
Frank Statesman
Peru
Federal Board of Mediation
Tempy Paroled But Found Drunk in Military Park
Frankfort man Tempestuous Thomas Tempy was released on parole to care for ill relatives but was found intoxicated by Patrolman Jack Small in Military Park Thursday night. Tempy had prior liquor conviction and parole ended Monday.
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Indiana State Farm
Thomas Tempy
Frankfort
Jackson
Jack Small
Tempy
Military Park
Showers Likely Tonight Amid Thunderstorm Outlook
The weather bureau says local showers and thunderstorms may affect the area tonight and Saturday. Morning showers passed through the city briefly, with clouds predicting more rain and a higher temperature in the forecast.
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Bureau
United States Weather Bureau
Great Lakes lower than ever hamper navigation
Maj. Gen. Harry Taylor chief engineer of the United States Army told the Senate Commerce committee that the Great Lakes are lower this year than ever before, creating a tremendous problem for navigation as hearings open on the rivers and harbors bill.
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United Press
Washington
Great Lakes
Harry Taylor
United States Army
Senate Commerce Committee
646 592 Children in Indiana Schools
A total of 646 592 children attended school in Indiana during the past school year, reported to the State board of education by Blanche Merry. Of this total 285 700 attended town and city schools, 360 892 attended county schools including public, private and parochial institutions. Superintendent L C Ward of the Ft Wayne schools attended his first meeting on 0 6 replacing a prior member.
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Indiana
State Board of Education
Blanche Merry
L. C. Ward
Ft. Wayne
Mayor Duvall Reconstitutes Park Board Amid Contract Probes
The new park board under Mayor Duvall moves to break an alleged illegal labor contract with Standard Paving Co for boulevard work near Butler University. Duvall claims old board dodged competitive bidding and reveals affidavits about city employees on lawn beautification for top officials. Milner is named president and Driver vice president as reorganizing votes pass.
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Park Board
Duvall
Standard Paving Company
Butler University
Kessler Blvd
Emsley W. Johnson
Frank P. Manly
Shank
John E. Milner
Frank Driver
Milner
Johnson
Driver
Manly
Albert M. Maguire
Maguire
Panic at School Over Cry of Blackhander
In Brooklyn a school with many Italian students erupted in a panic when a boy shouted Black Hander. The incident left two children severely hurt as the crowds fled the area.
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Blackhander
United Press
Brooklyn
Two Men Escape Injury In Vehicle Turnover Near Morris Street
Merle Brothers 21 and Ben Davis rode a touring car bus when it overturned into a ditch near Morris Street and National Road. A passenger fled the scene. two other autos and a truck were involved. Mrs. Ethel Williams reported rear impact by a car driven by Miss Nell Farar, pushing her vehicle into a truck and a leftward creep.
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Merle Brothers
Ben Davis
Brothers
Morris St
National Road
Ethel Williams
R. R. O. Box
Nell Farar
Lake
Mohawk
Williams
Clay Whitlock
Woodrow Ave
Last Day of School Marks Start of Three Month Vacation
Indianapolis pupils end the official school year and 60 000 students are released. Schools resume September 7 after teachers meetings beginning September 1. Police urge extra caution as children roam the streets and speeding enforcement increases.
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Indianapolis
Paul F. Robinson
Johnson
Deaf and Dumb Language Aids Raid At Parlor
Patrolman Orville Hudson used sign language to gather evidence at the soft drink parlor owned by August Rahke. Rahke, 66, of 120 West Ohio Street, faced charges of keeping a gaming house after an undercover operation. Arthur R. White, 50, at the same address, was charged with horse race book making and visiting a gaming house.
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Orville Hudson
August Rahke
Ohio St
Hudson
Rahke
Houston
Arthur R. White
Hoosier Railroad Sold for 1.3 Million
George P. McNear Jr. of New York bought the bankrupt Toledo, Peoria and Western Railway, operating 242 miles from Effner Indiana to Burlington Iowa, for 1,300,000. McNear plans reorganization and hopes to return the line to profitability.
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Toledo, Peoria & Western
United Press
Peoria
Ill
George P. McNear Jr
New York Today
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway
Illinois
Effner
Ind
Burlington
Iowa
McNear
Dickie Loeb Turns Twenty One Behind Prison Bars
Dickie Loeb, who killed Bobby Franks, marks his twenty first birthday in Joliet prison. Judge John R. Caverly ordered life imprisonment two years ago. His mother and brothers may visit, but rain could thwart plans. The boy’s changes and his mother’s illness are noted, and his father’s death followed soon after his conviction.
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United Press
Joliet
Ill
Dickie Loeb
Bobby Franks
John R. Caverly
Dickie
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Pepper campaign expenses amid Senate inquiry details
Republican Joseph R. Grundy testified he loaned and contributed about 408 000 to Senator George Wharton Pepper’s 1930 primary campaign. He said 300 000 was loaned outright, 18 000 contributed, plus a 90 000 joint bank note. The inquiry totals 1 150 000 in expenditures, with Pinchot and Pepper witnesses reporting significant sums and Vare listing 7 000 contributed. The committee warned Democrats may challenge Vare if elected.
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United Aress
Washington
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Senate
George Wharton Pepper
Grundy
Pepper
Corn Exchange Bank
A. W. H. Folwell
Reed
Missouri
Gifford Pinchot
Senator Pepper
W. L. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
William 8. Vare
Vare
Truman H., Newberry
Michigan
Hartford City May Ask Troops Over Religious Turmoil
Hartford City Indiana authorities fear renewed violence from religious strife stirred by L J King evangelist of Toledo Ohio. An appeal to Governor Jackson for troops will be made if outbreaks recur as King faces further threats and a mob attack that left him injured.
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United Press
Hartford City
Ind
L. J. King
Evangelist
Toledo
Ohio
Jackson
George Gopirich
Blackford County
King
Gates Elected Vice President Of Ninth District Realtors
Frank E. Gates, president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, was elected vice president of the ninth district of the national association at the Tulsa convention. Robert Mc Gregor, executive secretary, reports the result.
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Frank E. Gates
Indianapolis
National Association
Tulsa
Okla
Robert McGregor
R ite ek Bache schedule note noon and 1 pm
A fragment shows a timetable reference with noon and 1 pm slots and the number 60, indicating a short event or appointment window. The readability is limited, but the entry records two time points in the day.
Royal guests invited for corned beef in our city
D. M. Honeyfield sent an invitation to Crown Princess Louise of Sweden and Crown Prince Gustavus to visit and try the finest corned beef. The royal tour includes a telegraphed message from the “Corn beef king” in Indianapolis via the Swedish legation in Washington.
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Louise of
Sweden
Gustavus
Our Fair City
D. M. Honeyfield
N. Sherman
Prince
Honeyfield
Washington
Indianapolis
Politically Charged Talk Links Bosses to Police Corruption
Prosecutor William H. Remy told the Downey Avenue M E Church Men's Club that political bosses pressure officers to ignore bootlegging and keep raids down. He cited threats to jobs, hush money claims, and a map of suspected liquor sources as he vows action against implicated officers and politicians. West side residents supplied names and addresses of openly run establishments.
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William H. Remy
Downey Avenue
M. E. Church
Remy
West Side
Communists Defeated in Berlin Reichstag Coup Bid
June 11 Reichstag rejects communist bid to unseat the Marx government by a rising vote. Delegates defeat the opposition and stand with the current administration.
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Marx
Reichstag
United Press
Berlin
Reichstag Today
Hamm Fined For Liquor Sale In City Court
David N. Hamm of 1107 Udell Sr. was fined $100 and given thirty days in jail on a liquor sale charge in Municipal Judge Wetter's court. Judge White continued the blind tiger case to June 15. Eleven others were fined $100 and given thirty days for blind tiger charges.
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David N. Hamm
Udell Sr
Paul G. Wetter
Dan V. White
Daniel Capps Refuses Treatment in Municipal Court
Daniel Capps 26 of 1349 Silver Ave was ordered to explain in municipal court why he did not go to South Bend for treatment after his blind tiger and concealed weapons cases were indefinitely continued. Judge Tom Garrett Olds set the next date May 28 as Capps, described as a spiritualist, refused treatment for a bullet wound at city hospital after being shot by a patrolman.
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Daniel Capps
Silver Ave
South Bend
Tom Garrett Olds
Capps
City Hospital
90 Days for Contempt
George Dale of Muncie publisher must pay a 500 dollar fine and serve ninety days in jail for direct contempt of court. The Indiana State Supreme Court denied a rehearing of its prior action upholding the Delaware Circuit Court judgment related to a 1923 defaming article. The court sustained the direct contempt judgment but reversed the indirect contempt conviction.
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George Dale
Muncie
State Supreme Court
Delaware Circuit Court
Dale
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Mansfield fugitive Charles Shew arrested in Muncie
After months of evading detectives from Mansfield Ohio Charles Shew age 38 was finally arrested in Muncie Indiana ending a long chase by authorities.
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United Press
Diamond theft report at downtown store washroom
Miss Sabra Lewis reports two rings missing from a downtown department store washroom. The rings valued at $1000 include a 1.5 karat orange box set diamond and a 0.25 karat after dinner ring. She left them on her hand briefly and turned away.
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Sabra Lewis
West Drive
Woodruff Place
Lewis
Remy Asks Release Of James Becton in Arson Conspiracy Case
James Becton, held since indictment on charges of conspiring with Jesse D Hamrick and his wife Della M Hamrick to commit arson, was released today by Criminal Judge James A Collins at the prosecutor's request. Hamrick and his wife face trial September 13 before Special Judge James A Leathers with Ecton named as State's chief witness.
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James Becton
Jessee D. Hamrick
Della M. Hamrick
James A. Collins
Wiliam H. Remy
Hamrick
James A. Leathers
Ecton
Now His Church Is Unsafe by United Press
Washington reports President Coolidge faces danger as his church becomes unsafe. Inspectors order all services at the First Congregational Church discontinued after plaster fell near the President’s pew injuring a parishioner. The White House roof also undergoes a $370000 remodel.
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United Preas
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Geneva Rejects U S Suggestion on Disarmament
United States proposed separating naval armaments from air and ground forces, but the League of Nations sub-commission rejected the plan in Geneva. The French thesis that three arms are inseparable was adopted, with plenary session possible to reverse. Brazil’s resignation and Spain’s threat to quit loom as crises unfold. France reiterated security guarantees are needed before disarmament, while Britain urged delay in covenant amendments.
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League of Nations
League Council
Brazil
Spain
League
France
Austin Chamberlain
Brazil Plans to resign from League of Nations
Brazil announces its decision to resign from the League of Nations. The government cable to Mello France, Brazil’s council member at Geneva, disclosed the move on June 11.
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Bu_United
Preas Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
League of Nations
Mello
France
Geneva
Indianapolis Street Railway seeks temporary injunction
The Indianapolis Street Railway Company filed in federal court to convert a prior preliminary injunction against Robert Armstrong John M Parker and the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees into a temporary injunction. Judge Baltzell was to set a hearing date, as the association planned to seek dissolution of the restraining order.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Robert Armstrong
John M. Parker
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employer of America
Robert C. Baltzell
Judge sets Lee's trial for June 21
Ralph Lee known as a prison breaker faces trial in Johnson County Circuit Court on June 21 for the murder of Abner Peek a Speedway City grocer. The date hinges on a state county council appropriation to pay three Franklin defense attorneys.
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Ralph Lee
de Luxe
Johnson County
Abner Peek
Speedway City Grocer
Freemont Miller
Johnson Court
Proses Eution
Franklin
Leo
Marion County Council
Ira Holmes
Indianapolis
Lee
Harry Dunn
Dunn
Henry White
George and
Charles
Firm
of Staff & Staff
Clarence Lond
Fred R. Owens
Marion County
Collins
James AQ O
Indiana
White
Council
John Thomas Shaw
Shaw
Gerald Chapman
Charles B. Bowen
Britain protests Russia over funding of British trades council
London notes protest to Moscow over subsidizing with Russian funds of the British trades council during the general strike in May.
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United Prece
London
Great Britain
Moscow
British Trades On Council
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