Beech Grove Raid Scare Ends With Family Terror
An early morning home invasion at Ben T. Baker’s Bethel and Southern avenues house left the Baker wife and two children confined to a bedroom under gun threat. Deputies suspect hi jackers sought a false address, leaving a large gray touring car seen nearby and two drugged dogs recovered later. Baker works as yard manager for People’s Coal and Cement Co.
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People’s Coal and Cement Company
Sidshow operator pleads guilty to public nuisance
Clarence McClug operator of a carnival sideshow featuring a rat eater pleaded guilty before Special Judge Paul Rochford in municipal court. Judgment was withheld and he was restrained from presenting his show in Marion county Pending further action.
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Clarence McClug
Paul Rochford
McClug
Marion
Baseball Pinks Bring Early Diamond News
The Times offers early, compact baseball updates with key plays, pitchers, and turning moments. Readers get breaking details on how wins were built, including notable errors and clutch moments, beyond the box score.
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Times
The
Beauty and the Bathing Pool Opens in Garfield Park
Miss Patricia Jane Saunders first swimmer at Garfield park pool as city dedicates the $45,000 facility. Mayor Sullivan to speak at Sunday dedication with open public opening Monday. Frank B. Hunter designed and built the pool.
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Patricia Jane Saunders
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Meridian Street
Pat
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Reginald H. Sullivan
Frank B. Hunter
Reed 10 Vote Yes on Tariff
In Washington June 12 Senator David A Reed of Pennsylvania signaled he would vote for the Smoot Hawley tariff in the Senate. Senator Norris of Nebraska condemned the bill as protection run wild, calling it indefensible and built to favor powerful interests.
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David A. Reed
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Smoot- Hawley
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Wreck Averted As Signals Alert Engineer Near State Ave Crossing
Railroad workers who lit signals for a fast Pennsylvania passenger train stopped the locomotive within feet of an overturned gravel truck at the State avenue crossing. Truck driver Joseph Duffy, 27, of 1546 Tabor street was slightly injured. He claimed the crossing lights were not operating, a statement disputed by railroad men and a watchman.
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State Avenue
Joseph Duffy
Tabor Street
Blaine urges Senate cite Bishop Cannon for contempt
Senator Blaine accuses the Senate lobby committee of dodging its duty and moves to cite Bishop James Cannon Jr. to the Senate for contempt after he refused to answer questions. The motion was deferred for a later full meeting.
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Washington
Blaine
Rep. Wis
Senate Lobby Committee
James Cannon Jr
Senate
Caraway
Cannon
Fletcher Savings Bid Wins $39,000 Bond Issue in Marion
The Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of Indianapolis was the successful bidder on a $39,000 bond issue offered for sale here by Ray E. Norman city clerk. Proceeds will repay remodeling Civic hall into city offices.
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Times
Marion
Ind
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Indianapolis
Ray E. Norman
Civic Hall
Senate Defies Hoover in Sea Pact Paper Vote
Senate Foreign Relations Committee adopts a 10 to 7 resolution asserting the Senate's right to secret London naval conference papers withheld by President Hoover. Borah to send copy to Hoover and Secretary Stimson. action not sent to full Senate. Hoover signals he will continue withholding the papers.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Hoover
Borah
Stimson
Agade
Johnson
Moses
la Follette
Robin
Dem
Mont
Robinson
Ark
Ould
White House
Press Inquiry On Fairfax Pinthis Collision Details
Testimony before a federal board cited orders not to broadcast collision details2s. Fairfax master Brooks defended his actions amid SOS and speed disputes as 47 lives were lost near Scituate. Survivors Iona Brown and Sara Poynton described chaos aboard the liner in Massachusetts Bay.
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Boston
Federal Board
J. Wesley Geneken
Baltimore
Fairfax
Achie H. Brooks
Scituate
Washington
Massachusetts Bay
Iona Brown
Sara Poynton
Edward Kraft to Serve Mans slaughter Sentence in Fort Wayne
Edward Kraft, a well known Ft Wayne bowler, must serve a one to ten year sentence for involuntary manslaughter imposed by Allen circuit court. A petition for rehearing by the supreme court was denied. Kraft was convicted of striking Charles Pens with his automobile in fog on January 16, 1926, Pens dying the next day.
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Ft. Wayne
Allen
Supreme Court
High Court
Kraft
Charles Pens
Pens
Mobile postmarks shift in Hoosier road murder case
Mobile police report Harold Herbert Schroeder of Mobile wrote three letters to his wife after the May 31 highway murder. The burned car near W23 May 31 contained a body not identified as Schroeder, and matching clothing analysis questioned the body. A Indianapolis postmark letter and Nashville air mail letter surfaced, suggesting Schroeder alive. Sheriff Winkler planned Indianapolis trip to pursue leads.
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Ala
Fred Simon
High School Road
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Schroeder
R. N. Harger
Indiana University School of Medicine
Warren Burch
Chiefon
Burch
Harry Bendel
George Winkler
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Simon
Lynn L. Sams
Elkhart
Census Revisions Raise Twelfth Ward Figure to 6644
Final revised census returns for the Twelfth ward show 6644 residents, up from 6607, an increase of 37. Supervisor Delbert O Wilmeth announced the update this morning and said the ward and township are being rechecked quickly. In Evansville Indiana, a 6 year old boy James Earl Daugherty died after a log dragged over him by two mules on a lumber mill site, authorities reported Wednesday.
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Washington
Wilmeth
United Press
Evansville
Ind
James Earl Daugherty
Times Playground Page to feature Indianapolis recreation news
The Times will publish a weekly playground page covering Indianapolis recreation centers. Beginning next Wednesday June 18 the feature will run weekly until schools reopen, showing pictures team standings and game scores along with news of other sports.
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Times
Indianapolis
Times Playground
Queen Marie Arrives in Bucharest to Welcome by King Carol
Dowager Queen Marie reached Bucharest from Germany at night and was greeted with the highest honors by her son King Carol II. The arrival marks a formal welcome ceremony reflecting royal ties and national respect.
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United Press
Bucharest
Romania
Marie
Germany
Carol II
Funeral of Tribune reporter as 655 gang members jailed
Chicago on June 12 observed a grand funeral for Alfred Lingle while police hailed a major roundup that jailed 655 gang members in twelve hours. Officials pledged a relentless drive to purge the city of violence as the mass procession moved past Garfield Park with police, firemen, and civic leaders in attendance.
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Chicago
Law and Order
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
Star
Garfield Park
Detective Bureau
William F. Russell
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Illinois Naval Reserves
Edward A. Maloney
Trip for Indianapolis Youth to Ocean City Vacation
WEEX offers a free trip for a city child not over 14 with chaperone to Ocean City New Jersey for a national tourney. Winner represents Indianapolis against about sixty cities to compete for the marbles crown. City meet winners head to Ocean City June 21 for a tour featuring Revolutionary War scenes and safe activities under supervision.
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N. J
United States
Valley Forge
Sharkey Schmeling Fight Draws 75 000 To Yankee Stadium
Jack Sharkey weighed 197 pounds and Max Schmeling 188 as 75 000 fans filled Yankee Stadium for the heavyweight title bout. The event expected to generate over 1 000 000 dollars with ringside seats up to 125. referees to be chosen last minute, and bets around 8 to 5 in Sharkey’s favor amid strong US interest in keeping the crown in America.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Ball Park
Sharkey
Schmeling
Gene Tunney
Mayor Walker
Hurley
Central Park
Bostonian
Jack Dempsey
Boxing Commission
Madison Square Garden
Milk Fund Committee
Chicago Police Tighten Watch on Gangsters in City
Police Chief Jerry Kinney ordered Indianapolis police to watch for fleeing Chicago gangsters. He warned any recognized gangsters will be arrested immediately and given a hot reception.
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Jerry Kinney
Indianapolis
Kinney
Fragmented Weather Table Fragment
OCR fragment shows partial times and numbers likely from a weather or timetable. Readable items mention 6 a m 63 10 a m 74 11 a m 8 a m 67 12 noon 75. Unable to determine full context or location due to missing surrounding text.
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Nationwide NBC Blow by Blow of Sharkey Schmeling Fight
A 7 30 p m blow by blow NBC broadcast of the Sharkey Schmeling heavyweight title fight will air nationwide. WTAM WWJ WSAI WGN KTHS KYW WLS WSJM WHAS WDAF WJZ KDKA and short wave W2XAP W2XAC will carry the event with the RCA hour to follow.
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WSAI
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