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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1924

Page

10

Burglars Loot Three Local Stores and Home

Police investigated entries at Ansel Pollard's dry goods at 627 Virginia Ave, a second hand shop at 633 Indiana Ave, and John Hoffman's bicycle shop at 622 Virginia Ave. Loot included 150 pairs of silk hose and various clothing valued at 438 dollars, plus 30 dollars and 11 dollars from other sites.

Ansel R. Pollard Virginia Ave Bell Craighead Indiana Ave John Hoffman Goldie Hansen New Jersey St

Knights Templar Commandery to Host Reception and Dance

New officers of Raper Commandery No. 1 Knights Templar will be guests at a reception and dance Saturday night at Masonic Temple North and Illinois Streets. Guests of honor include E. J. Schoonover grand commander Vestal Woodard grand treasurer Dr. Lewis Brown grand prelate and Jacob Rubin grand sentinel.

Raper Commandery No. 1 Knights Templar Masonic Temple North and Illinois Sts E. J. Schoonover Vestal Woodard Lewis Brown Jacob Rubin

Campaign Candy Works For Emily Smith In New York

Emily Smith daughter of Governor Al Smith campaigns to win feminine voters in New York using campaign candy as a charm. She touts support for her father and promotes his candidacy during street outreach and public appearances.

Emily Smith al Smith New York

Wolfe Burial Brings Family From Nearby Localities

William H Wolfe 84 was buried in Noblesville Indiana today. Surviving children include Mrs James Anderson and Reed and James Wolfe, all local. Vernon Wolfe of Hendricks County also survives.

Accident Victim Died After Franklin Crash

Johnson County authorities reported the death of Oscar Littleton, 40, of Franklin Indiana, who died at Robert Long Hospital. He was brought in from near Franklin on Monday with injuries said to have been from an automobile accident.

Johnson County Oscar Littleton Franklin, Ind Robert Long Littleton Franklin

Hanly Estate Wins Rehearing Denial in Printing Firm Case

Indiana Appellate Court denies stockholders of Enquirer Printing and Publishing a rehearing after a Marion Probate Court reversal awarded $20,000 to the J. Frank Hanly estate and the Flying Squadron Foundation. Hanly raised the sum to rehabilitate the temperance newspaper and received stock. he died soon after, with the stock claimed by the foundation his estate the company and others.

Indiana Appellate Court Enquirer Printing and Publishing Company Marion Probate Court J. Frank Hanly Flying Squadron Foundation Hanly

Director Earns Pedagogy Degree for Public School Music

Ernest G. Hesser, director of music in the Indianapolis public schools, received the degree of pedagogy from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. The degree was conferred during commencement exercises Thursday in recognition of his services to public school music.

Ernest G. Hesser Indianapolis Cincinnati Conservatory of Music

Davis Won't Testify In Bombing Trial At Hartford City

William Davis of Montpelier, on trial for alleged conspiracy in the January bombing of the Columbia Hotel, will not take the stand in his defense. Mayor Reynolds, testifying for the defense, said he inspected the hotel roof after the explosion and found snow undisturbed to counter a claim the bomb was hurled from the molders' headquarters roof.

United Press Hartford City Ind William Davis Montpelier Columbia Reynolds Molders

Peony Show by Bankers Trust Saturday for Amateurs

A peony show hosted by Bankers Trust Company opens Saturday for amateur flower growers. Exhibits must be delivered to the bank before 6 30 p m today. Prizes will be awarded in ten classes.

Bankers Trust Company

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