Maxine Moore Wins Times Girl Contest at Circle Theater
Maxine Moore 601 Buchanan St selected winner at The Times Puplix Theaters auditions held Thursday at Circle Theater. Miss Indianapolis to receive a nineteen weeks contract at $75 weekly plus railroad fares and perform with Young America on stage in New York and Indiana in September.
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Maxine Moore
Circle Theater
Indianapolis
Paramount Theater
New York
Indiana
Moore
Buchanan S&t., St
Henry
Slim in the capital draws crowds as moral exemplar
Slim returns from obscurity to fame with throngs in Washington DC. Police investigate a Thursday burglary at John Kincaid’s home on Oxford Street as two men were seen entering by the front door and leaving by a window with a box. Carl Neisse reports a prowler attempt at his Pleasant Run Boulevard home. a description of the suspect is on file.
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Slim
Pennsylvania Ave
John Kincaid
Oxford St
F. Pruitt
Kincaid
Pruitt
Carl Neisse
Pleasant Run Blvd
Lindbergh Narrowly Survives Two Parachute Escapes in 1925
United Press recounts Charles A. Lindberghs perilous 1925 winter flights from St Louis to Chicago. He escaped blindness in fog at 600 feet and parachuted into a cornfield after engine trouble, circling a plane within 300 yards and slipping free as the craft vanished.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
NEA Service, Inc
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Paris
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Chicago
Peoria
Ill
Marseilles
Maywood
Earth
Chicago Mayors Lead Mississippi Flood Relief Appeal
Sixty city leaders and governors from Chicago Memphis New Orleans St Louis Minneapolis and North Dakota urged President Coolidge to take immediate flood relief action. The delegation pressed that river control is a national issue and the federal government must assume responsibility. A one hour White House meeting followed with Coolidge expressing sympathy and promising to review Army engineers survey when completed.
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United
Porshington
Mississippi
Coolidge
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Paine
Memphis
Tenn
John H. Walker
Illinois Federation of Labor
Thomas J. Hill
New Orleans
M.W. Thompson
North Dakota
W. W. Cavanaugh
St. Louis
Thomas van Lear
Minneapolis
William Wrigley
Martineau
Arkansas
Stephen Porterttsburgh
Thompson
Army Engineers
Gambling probe continues in city court actions
Prosecutor William H. Remy and aides probed alleged city gambling and bootlegging. Remy conferred with Superior Court Judge Joseph Mner. Cases against Abe and Adore Silverman were raised in Milner's court on Wednesday. Mark Baruch claimed he lost savings and recovered $2,009 from Abe by judgment and settled with Isidore. Remy sought the case transcript. Deputy John Rouse, who led a recent cleanup of alleged gambling houses, conferred with prosecutors.
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William H. Remy
Aids
Remy
Superior Court
Joseph M.ner
Abe
Adore Silverman
Milner
Mark Baruch
Silverman Place
Isidore
John Rouse
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Twins Held In Ohio Face Oregon Testimony Plan
Roy and Ray D Autremont two 5 bandit twins captured after a 3 1/2 year hunt may testify in Oregon against Hugh, their younger brother, in a Siskiyou train robbery case. US Marshal Bartell ordered they be held pending Justice and postal heads to decide. The twins sang French songs to cheering crowds outside the city jail.
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United Prove
Department of Justice
Postal Bureau
City Prison
Lindys New York Welcome Broadcast Plan
National Broadcasting Company announces plans to broadcast Col Charles Lindbergh welcome in New York on Monday from 11 a m to 4 p m Weaf WJZ and WNYC will share the coverage with a broad East to Mid West hook up Mayor Walker will speak from City Hall steps and a wreath ceremony at Madison Square Park with Governor Smith in Central Park
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New York
Col
Charles Lindbergh
National Broadcasting Company
WEAF
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WNYC
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Middle West
Walker
City Hall
Madison Square Park
New York State
Smith Ding
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Mie
Opening Markets Show Narrow Gains In New York Trade
New York stock market opened with narrow moves and slight gains ahead of a two day holiday. Traders cited mixed news, cautious sentiment after fluctuating prices, and a larger belief that a correction may follow. American Can remained notably active as bears eyed Treasury bond policy. Chicago grain markets opened with erratic moves amid possible legislation and expectations of lower prices on favorable weather.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Mellon
Treasury
United Preas
Chicago
Springfield
Local Livestock Opening Hogs Receipts and Market Report
Hogs receipts 3 500 market 15 25c higher top 9 40 bulk 8 75 9 35. Cattle receipts 100 market not established. Calves receipts 300 market steady best dealers 13 50. Sheep and lambs receipts 500 market little done looks steady.
Chicago Grain Opening
Chicago market report shows Wheat July up 2 to 3 3/4 cents, September up 3 3/4 cents. Corn July up 2 cents, September down 1/4 cent. Oats July and September unchanged. Provisions steady.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Opening Market Report
Hog receipts reach 5 000 with steady market and holdovers. Cattle receipts total 400. Sheep and lambs receipts amount to 4 000.
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Chicago
Foremen to Picnic and Fire Prevention Dinner Plans
Fore men's Club of Indianapolis outlines a July family picnic and a sports program led by L. J. Hoffman. Final plans for the June 24 fire prevention dinner at the Indianapolis Water Company Riverside station include speakers Richard E. Vernor of Chicago editor of The Fire Plug Frank C. Jordan Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce fire prevention committee member Jesse Hutsell Indianapolis fire chief Horace W. Carey Indianapolis fire inspection bureau chief and William J. Curran superintendent Indianapolis sal-
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Indianapolis
L. J. Hoffman
Indianapolis Water Company
Riverside
Richard E. Vernor
Chicago
Frank C. Jordan
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Jesse Hutsell
Indianapolis Fie
Horace W. Carey
Indianapolis Fire Inspection Bureau
William J. Curran
Sal
Mazer Sentenced for Murder Conspiracy Ties to Canton Police
Louis Mazer underworld leader, linked to the Canton police in the Don Mellett murder case, was sentenced Friday to five to twenty years in the Ohio penitentiary. He testified before the grand jury admitting he aided the plot and provided information leading to Floyd Streitenberger's conviction and indictments against Sejanus Lengel. His confession earned leniency from the court.
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United Press
Canton
Ohio
Louis Mazer
Don Mellett
Ohio Penitentiary
Mater
Floyd Streitenberger
Sejanus Lengel
Mazer
Tiny Lindbergh namesake found in Princeton
In Princeton Indiana on June 11 a boy named Charles Lindbergh Satkamp was identified as a tiny namesake of the famed aviator Charles Lindbergh. The child is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Satkamp and received one of many telegrams sent to the explorer.
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United Press
Princeton
Ind
Charles Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh Satkamp
Mrs
Or Satkamp
Manager Plan Meets Modern City Problems
City manager form pitched as answer to complex urban issues during Indianapolis Board of Trade meeting. Miller argues for businesslike spending and nonpartisan administration, while Ashby opposes the plan ahead of the June 21 vote. White notes employee protections and continuity of service. Headquarters at 520 Illinois Bldg to stay open nightly. pamphlet explains the law and cites other cities’ successes.
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Winfield Miller
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Miller
Samuel Ashby
Corporation
John F. White
Federation of Civic Clubs
E. Sixteenth St. Civic Club
Claude H. Anderson
Illinois Bldg
Blythe Q. Hendricks
Margaret Inman
Whisky Drive Hinted At Indiana Prohibition Debate
A Thursday Athenaeum meeting of laymen and physicians in Indianapolis discussed modifying state prohibition. Harry M. Franklin led the event with 25 attendees. Speakers included Rev. Weber, Carl Mote, Dr. Noble, Dr. Sterne, Frank Fauvre and E. H. Bingham. Sterne urged consulting the Indianapolis Medical Association and condemned current medicinal whisky methods. Noble urged starting in each candidate’s hometown.
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Indiana
Athenaeum
Harry M. Franklin
Indiana Liberty League
Franklin
Joseph F. Weber
Church of the Assumption
Carl H. Mote
Thomas Noble
A. E. Sterne
Frank M. Fauvre
E. H. Bingham
City in Brief: Indianapolis Saturday Notices and Events
Multiple short items note Butler University class day and several public gatherings at Crown Hill Cemetery Garfield Park and Broad Ripple Park. Indiana naval reserve drive. Martha Howes fund. Bryan memorial plans. Eagle Scout named camp director as William Jennings Bryan memorial visit set. Auto crash injures three. Old Gold Serenaders to perform at Columbia Club summer program.
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Butler University
National Women's Relief Corp
Capt
Wallace Foster
Crown Hill
Order of ‘American
Ee Oun
William Jennings Bryan
Indianapolis
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
Patrick Callihan
Louisville
Rotary Club
Old Gold Serenaders Orchestra
DePauw University
Columbia Club
Science Opinions Clash Over Medicinal Liquor
Indiana's medicinal liquor debate sparks national interest as Dr. Morris Fishbein surveys expert views. The first article outlines Dr. Roger I. Lee's pharmacologic findings arguing that alcohol modestly aids comfort in certain illnesses, chiefly via psychological effects, with limited direct health benefits and caution against routine use.
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Indiana
Fishbein
The
Times
Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Roger I. Lee
Stephenson Hearing Sheds Light on Privacy of Prison Testimony
D. C. Stephenson discussed testimony with the board of charities as officials, including Judge Eichhorn, investigate alleged mistreatment. A transcript of prison testimony is to be prepared for Governor Jackson and prison trustees by July 1, with further action pending.
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Mrs Sies Installed as President of Teachers College
Alice Corbin Sies was installed as president of the Teachers College of Indianapolis succeeding the late Eliza Blaker during commencement at Cable Tabernacle. Mrs Evans Woollen led the ceremony as board president. Sies, former Woodlawn Public Schools curriculum director, awarded diplomas as Dr. George H. Tapy of Wabash College gave the address on Culture and the Race. alumni luncheon followed at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
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Alice Corbin Sies
Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Eliza Blaker
Cable Tabernacle
Evans Woollen
Board of Trustees
Sies
George H. Tapy
Wabash College
Indianapolis
Half a car onward to home from Roswell trip ends
Thomas J. Dugan Jr. 17 and Roger J. Dugan 15 sons of Dr. Dugan of 2540 W Washington St started home from New Mexico Military Institute Roswell NM in a $45 Ford. The transmission failed in Car No 1 but they reached St Louis area returning in Car No 2 after buying the prior junker for $5. They picked up Jack Smyer 18 en route and slept after a large breakfast.
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Thomas J. Dugan Jr
Roger J. Dugan
Thomas J. Dugan
Washington St
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N. M
St. Louis
Jack Smyer
California
Pittsburgh
City Market Irregular Price Shifts Reported
Price changes at the city market were irregular last week with home grown cherries at 25 cents per quart and peas at 20 cents per pound. Potatoes rose with old stock at three pounds for 25 cents and new stock at 10 cents per pound. Head lettuce sold between 20 and 30 cents per head.
Students at Mt HS Award Study Prizes at Honor Day
Manual Training High School honor day recognized top scholars and awardees led by Principal E H Kemper McComb. Six students earned the highest semester average of 97.5, with names including Marie Miller and Earl Burger, followed by a long list of top ten honorees across houses White House and others. Multiple medals ribbons and club honors were presented to students for academics athletics and service, plus military awards and special recognitions for various departments and activities.
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E. H. Kemper McComb
Marie Miller
Frances Dearborn
Virginia Harris
Paula Meinzen
Mary Stierwalt
Earl Burger
Red House
Alden Viking
Sober’ Bernd
Richard Bauer
Robert Greenbeest Beeson
William Covert
Roills Taye
Rudolph Kiinge
Alfred Hollander
Max Spear
Alfred Chandler
Fred Koehm
Albert Orwits
Charles Hezzie
Constantin Borshoff
Velma Brazelton
Elizabeth Hocker
Evelyn Head
Ethel Blum
Hilian Grossman
Og Crystal Nawihe
Rose Zeronik
Sarah Gross
Coverdil
Poe Lausman
Moll Levinsky
Eliza Wegner
Iona Johnson
Rose Mencelejeon
White Fiouse
Frank Danecki
Merbert Ware
Sidney Donaldson
Delbert Me
Pipette
Pete Boswell
Wi Harris
Philip On
Don Schortemeier
Charlies
Sta Wood
Leonore Rundbers
Dorothy Blueme
Paul Lohss
Mildred Hill
Joan Boswell
Masona Club
Leroy Allen
Theresa Reed
Lincoln
Helma Kahn
Claska Wit
William Martin
Paul Lehss
Myrtle Gummel
Roines Club
Jack Turner
Fred Henselmeyer
Alex Burris
Robert Coomler
John H. Holliday
Thelma Mas Clark
Dorothy Coverhill
Raymond Breaneman
Longuage
Robert Greenberg
Josephine Carter
Maurice Heckman
Clara Fasman
George Fink
Herbert Higgins
Doras Paul
Sarah Rlach
Bertha Hertz
Bernice Noerr
Maurine Heckman
Ida Levy
Phyesical Trainin
Arne Wheatley
Naomi Cornell
Harold
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Robinson Post
American Legion
Edna Kirch
Forrest Bee
Bookseller Fined in Obscene Novel Case
John Gritz a Boston bookseller's clerk was fined 100 by Municipal Judge William Sullivan for selling Upton Sinclair's Oil. He appealed and the case was set for trial in Superior Court on July 5.
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Upton Sinclair
John Gritz
Boston Booksellers
William Sullivan
Gritz
Seerer
Superior
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