Graphic account of daring Willemstad filibuster caper
Captain A G Morris of the Maracaibo recounted a bold rebellion at Willemstad in Curacao where 400 rebels seized his ship after the island governor and the fort commandant were taken aboard The rebel force loaded guns and ammunition and moved toward Venezuela before unloading near Vela de Coro and releasing the captured officials once aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Caracas
Venezuela
A. G. Morris
Maracaibo
Morris
Willemstad
Curacao
Caribbean
la Guayra
Ft. Amsterdam
Marcaibo
Vela de Coro
Drivers Damage Paving Report Says Barricades Broken Daily
Todd Stoops of the Hoosier Motor Club said drivers ignore barricades and injure new pavement. The city asphalt department notes twenty five barricades broken daily by motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Stoops
Hoosier Motor Club
Stoops
City Asphalt Department
Varied Diet Emphasized by Sugar Institute
The Sugar Institute urges variety in daily meals to maintain health and enjoyment. It argues sugar enhances flavor in fruits, vegetables, cereals, and beverages and makes healthful foods more appealing, promoting energy and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sugar Institute
Delay Death Trial For Max Kos In Manslaughter Case
The criminal trial of Max Kos charged with manslaughter in the New Year's Eve auto death of two Indianapolis Street Railway Company employees at East Washington street and Linwood avenue was continued to July 15. Prosecution and defense cited scheduling conflicts with Judge James A. Collins and attorneys Judson L. Stark and Ira M. Holmes. The men killed were Riley Osborn and Carl Fulkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kos
West Maple Road
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Judson L. Stark
James A. Collins
Ira M. Holmes
Kos
Stark
Holmes
Collins
East Washington Street
Linwood Avenue
Riley Osborn
Carl Fulkerson
County to award eleven bridge contracts after bids
County commissioners will let eleven township bridges, three retaining walls, and the East Tenth street road project. Indiana Asphalt Paving Company offered the low bid for the road at 76427.40 dollars for 2.89 miles from Arlington avenue to the Post road. Edward F. Smith submitted the low bid for the West Tenth street Eagle creek bridge at 54680. Winslow and Hooten submitted low bids on six bridges across Wayne Perry Washington and Decatur townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tenth Street
Indiana Asphalt Paving Company
Arlington Avenue
Post Road
West Tenth Street
Eagle Creek
Edward F. Smith
Smith
Buck Creek
Franklin Township
Winslow and Hooten
Wayne
Perry
Washington
Decatur
Dispute Over Anthem In Irish Free State Clarified
President William T. Cosgrave denied rumors of differences with Governor James McNeill over the national anthem controversy. He stated both acted on executive council advice as student rioting fueled the dispute between The Soldier's Song and God Save the King for state occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
William T. Cosgrave
Irish Free State
James McNeil
Executive Council
Free State
City Faces 25000 Bond for New Dog Pound
City council will vote a 25000 bond issue to fund a new dog pound building. Land at Massachusetts avenue and Phipps street east of the current pound will be donated by Edwin Patrick, president of the C B Cones Company. Funeral services for Colonel William Johnston, 128th cavalry, commanding officer at Ft Brown, Texas, who died June 7, will be held Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery per the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ert Slack
Massachusetts Avenue
Phipps Street
Edwin Patrick
C. B. Cones Company
Slack
Washington
William Johnston
128Th Cavalry
Ft. Brown, Tex
Arlington National Cemetery
War Department
Indiana Standard Guilty in Trust Case
United Press reports that the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and 51 associated firms were found guilty of violating the Sherman anti trust act by pooling oil cracking processes. Federal judges Evan A. Evans and George T. Page signed the majority. A.B. Anderson dissented. A permanent injunction barred further violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Associated
Evan A. Evans
George T. Page
A.B. Anderson
Indianapolis Monister-In-Chancery
Italy Resents U S Tariff Increases Toward Reprisals
In Rome on June 12 Italian officials condemned U S tariffs approved by the House and pending Senate action. Economy Minister Alessandro Martelli warned Hoover to weigh the bill carefully and said Italy would defend itself if protectionist measures prevail, potentially cutting imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Italy
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Alessandro Martelli
Chamber
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Martelli
State Cannot Limit Bus Firms in Lake County Route
Public service commissioners were told in an opinion by Attorney General James M. Ogden that they cannot discriminate against interstate bus lines routed through the congested Lake county area. The Lake County roads into Chicago are crowded, and Central West Bus Lines of Detroit seeks permission to run Detroit to Chicago via Elkhart South Bend Michigan City Gary and Indiana Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
James M. Ogden
Lake County
John W. McCardle
Chicago
Central West
Detroit
Elkhart
South Bend
Michigan City
Gary
Indiana Harbor
Six Alabama Citizens to Face Federal Trade Testimony
Six prominent Alabama citizens will testify before the federal trade commission on Friday over reports that funds from utility interests helped finance the Mobile Press. Witnesses include Thomas W. Martin and Logan Martin of Alabama Power, Victor H. Hanson of the Birmingham News, R. B. Chandler of the Mobile Press, Joseph F. McGowin who has backed Chandler, and Ernest F. Ladd of Merchants National Bank Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Howerd
Alliance
Washington
Alabama
Federal Trade Commission
Mobile Press
Alabama Gailies
Thomas W. Martin
Alabama Power Company
Logan
Victor H. Hanson
Birmingham News
Birmingham
R. B. Chandler
The
Joseph F. McGowin
Doubt Thrown On Discovery By Columbus
Paris June 12. New researches argue Columbus visited America before his voyage and was not the first to discover the lands. Ulloa cites prior sightings by Norse, French, Portuguese, and mentions Columbus as a sailor on a Dutch vessel before his 1492 voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kent
United Press
Paris
Christopher Columbus
America
Spain
Luis Ulloa
Columbus
Ulloa
Americas
Haiti
Ferdinand of Castile
Isabel of Aragon
C. Columbus
American
Philippe de Meziers
Normandy
Brittany
Funeral set for Herman J. Arens in Indianapolis
Herman J. Arens 52 president of H. J. Arens Company died suddenly of heart disease Monday in Dayton Ohio. Funeral will be Thursday at 10 a m at St Joans of Arc in Indianapolis with burial later. Survived by widow Marie and daughter, a brother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan of Arc Church
Herman J. Arens
H. J. Arens Company, Inc
Becker
Dayton
Arens
Indianapolis
Sacred Heart
Columbia Club
Highland Golf and Country Club
The
Elks Club
Anna Arens
Marie Arens
R. R. A. Box 211
Kessler Boulevard
William F. Arens
Emma J. Borgert
A. J. Lauth
Frank E. Kotteman
City Movie Shown in Local Premiere at Apollo Theater
Old Glory directed by E. O. Marquette from the American Legion film service is premiering this week at the Apollo theater. Cast includes Dan Sowers Cecil R. Preble and Otto Petit. Most scenes were shot in this city excluding battle sequences.
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E. O. Marquette
Film Service
National
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Apollo Theater
Dan Sowers
Americanism Division
the Legion
Cecil R. Preble
Central Avenue
Otto Petit
Clayton Awarded Ohio State University Degree
G F Clayton, former Shortridge honor student and Indianapolis Times correspondent, graduated from Ohio State University in Columbus with an A B degree. He lived on Millersville Road and was active in school affairs after graduating from Shortridge High School in 1925 with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craige F. Clayton
Charles M. Clayton
Millersville Road
Ohio State University
Columbus
Clayton
Indianapolis Times
Shortridge High School
Faust Likely to Keep Post on State Board
Attorney General James M. Ogden ruled that no person elected to a judicial office may hold a state board post. He said the ruling seems to allow W. A. Faust to remain on the state industrial board since Elwood’s city judge, not the mayor, handled cases. The opinion was not rewritten to target Faust specifically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Ogden
State Industrial Board
W. A. Faust
Harry G. Leslie
Faust
Elwood
Attorney-General
Ogden
Rural Mail Routes to Be Surveyed Nationwide
Washington June 12 A new farm relief program will begin with a survey of rural mail routes nationwide. Postmaster General Brown announced steps to review routes dating back about 25 years after Rep. Harold Knutson urged expansion due to new country highways and distant farm families not currently served by rural routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrions-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Post Office Department
Harold Knutson
Rep
Minn
Brown
Knutson
Diplomas to 500 at Shortridge commencement
Sixty first annual commencement at Shortridge high school will award diplomas to 500 graduates at Cadie Tabernacle at 8 o clock tonight. Theodore F. Vonnegut will deliver diplomas. Mary Louise Wheeler gives salutatory. Technical high school honors announced by Milo H. Stuart before about 5 000 in Cable Tabernacle with awards totaling 11380. Wright Cotton wins ROTC service medal. Rector scholarships go to Sims Osler Prichard Miller. Other scholarships listed include Herron Institute, Indiana University Extension, Teachers College of Indianapolis, Northwestern, University of Chicago among named recipients.
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Shortridge High School
Cadie Tabernacle
Theodore F. Vonnegut
Board of School Commissioners
Will Wise
Mary Louise Wheeler
Technical High School
Milo H. Stuart
Cable Tabernacle
Wright Cotton
Sara Suddarth
Katherine Burton
Ellen Clark
Ruth Ellen Stone
Charles Townsend
Indiana University Extension
Burton Hancock
Edna Jones
Agatha Griffen
Teachers College of Indianapolis
Martha Isham
Northwestern University
William Scheigert
Virginia, Fox
University of Chicago
Wins Art Prize For James Whitcomb Riley Print
A colored print of James Whitcomb Riley won first prize for Miss Mabel Buchanan 15 814 East North Street in the Art Association art appreciation contest announced today. Miss Buchanan daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Buchanan graduates from School 9 and will enter Arsenal Technical High School next fall. Frances Patton 1748 Brookside Avenue School 33 won second prize and Ronald Kimmich 5936 Oak Avenue School 85 third for their Riley prints. Twenty two pupils completed the March 16 May 4 course the third of this year’s series.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Mabel Buchanan
East North Street
Art Association
Buchanan
Charles Buchanan
Arsenal Technical High School
Frances Patton
Brookside Avenue
Ronald Kimmich
Oak Avenue
Riley
Dyer Medal Awarded for Scholasticism and Sportsmanship
Jeraldine James and Indiana Central College are noted in connection with Byron D. Miller. The Dyer medal, given for outstanding scholastic ability and good sportsmanship on athletic teams, was awarded to Raymond Miller.
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Jeraldine James
Indiana Central College
Byron D. Miller
Dyer
Raymond Miller
Navy Pact May Be Spurred by Premier's Visit
London reports suggest Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald's upcoming US talks could unite United States Great Britain and Japan to lead a global naval arms reduction push. Observers think Geneva declarations by Japan and the Hoover talks may influence a broader agreement extending to land armaments in Europe.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Geneva
MacDonald
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Europe
Hoover
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