Butler Class of 1880 to Hold Fiftieth Reunion at Fairview
Eight members of the Butler University class of 1880 plan a reunion on campus in Fairview over a three day period. President Hilton A. Brown from Indianapolis leads surviving members including Walter Williams Flora Frazier Dill Clarence Boyle William A Black Rev Thomas W Grafton Ida Bunker and Mrs Swain Dyer. In other news John J Hurley 32 became a full member of the New York Stock Exchange after starting as a page boy in 1913.
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Butler University
Fairview
Hilton A. Brown
Indianapolis
Butler
Brown
Walter Williams
Flora Frazier Dill
Clarence Boyle
Pasadena
William A. Black
San Antonio
Thomas W. Grafton
Ida Bunker
Swain Dyer
East Warha
Mass
Made Stock Exchange
Bu United Press
NEW York
John J. Hurley
New York Stock Exchange
Ninth Suspect Arrested In Booze Smuggling Ring
Special agents of the prohibition department under B. F. Hargrove Jr arrest the ninth man Roscoe Miller of 425 North Oxford street as part of a crackdown on an international airplane liquor smuggling ring. Miller faced arraignment after alleged receipt of orders while three calls came in during the arrest. Eight others already indicted were bound over to the grand jury. Nelson Gibson Henry Roepke Cecil Rector were cited with bonds at ten thousand dollars.
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Prohibition Department
B. F. Hargrove Jr
Roscoe Miller
North
Oxford Street
Miller
John W. Kern
Grand Jury
Nelson Gibson
Henry Roepke
Cecil Rector
Harry D. Mendenhall
Roscoe T. Rogers
Edward G. Browning
Robert Burgelin
Dewey G. Seim
Post Office
Ego Good for Young Man Says Bell Chief at Armour
Bernard E. Sunny chairman of Illinois Bell told Armour Institute graduates that an exaggerated ego is better than an inferiority complex. He cited Napoleon and Roosevelt as examples of aggressive, outwardly confident leaders who achieved great things.
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Illinois Bell
United Press
Chicago
Bernard Edward Sunny
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Armour Institute of Technology
Sunny
Napoleon
Roosevelt
France
Panama Canal
Elevator Tragedy Ties Dogs to Fatal Lift
New York June 13 Frank Martin 53 an elevator operator at an apartment house returned from airing two dogs and looped their leashes over the control handle He sat to rest The dogs pulled the levers and the elevator rose Martin attempting to save them was drawn into the shaft and killed Along with the dogs the operator died in the accident
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United Press
NEW York
Frank Martin
Martin
Miss Victory Contest At Fort Harrison Nominates Dorothy Rudolph
At Fort Harrison a Miss Victory contest candidate Dorothy Rudolph is showcased with Chaplain Miller and First Sergeant Rudolph guarding and guiding the effort. Nominations close Saturday night and groups may submit names to 143 East Ohio Street.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dorothy Rudolph
George H. Jamerson
J. Miller
M. C. Rudolph
Chaplain Miller
Miss Rudolph
Sergeant Rudolph
Rudolph
Miss Victory
East Ohio Street
Body Found by Son in Basement Describes Suicide
Edgar Aikman 69 was found hanged in his basement at 2326 Prospect Street by son Edgar Aikman Jr. The family said he had been despondent over unemployment. Survived by another son Hugh and widow Charity Aikman. The cord reportedly looped around his neck as he stepped from a box.
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Prospect Street
Edgar Aikman Jr
Edgar Aikman
Aikman
Hugh
Charity Aikman
Miner’s shotgun trap maims hunter during burglary
Frank Protroski, a miner, lay in a hospital in East St Louis in critical condition after his self triggered shotgun trap misfired. He installed a double barrel shotgun in a closet with wires and pulleys aimed at the door to deter burglars.
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United Press
East St. Louis
Ill
Frank Protroski
Protroski
Man Fatally Shot After Door Opens in Shack
Protroski, exhausted after a long day, returned to a shack and triggered his device. A gunshot wound to the hips and lower body followed as the door opened, ending in a fatal injury.
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Protroski
Friday the 13th Brings Predicted Casualties Across Nation
Chicago reports that 27 871 people face bad luck on Friday the 13th with about 27 500 to be accidentally injured and 265 killed. Other fatal incidents include 47 falls, 35 drownings, 24 burns. National Safety Council notes most mishaps are preventable.
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United Press
Chicago
National Safety Council
Mrs Whitney's Group Branded a Racket in Brooklyn
Mrs Rosalie Loew Whitney, head of the Neighborhood Laundry Owners' Association, faces possible dissolution as a racket after deputy attorney general Brouillard urged action to Attorney General Ward in Albany. Ward approved and ordered proceedings. Whitney says alleged irregularities were cleared after she took charge.
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United Press New York
Rosalie Loew Whitney
Whitney
National Women’s Republican Club
Travis H. Whitney
Brouillard
Jobless to Gather Delegates for Chicago Meeting
Indianapolis Unemployed Council will elect delegates at 2 Sunday afternoon session in Tomlinson hall to attend a national organization meeting in Chicago. A speaker representing the Communist party will be present.
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National Organization
Chicago
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Communist Party
Warn Hungary Facing Revolt Threat Amid Agrarian Distress
In Budapest on June 13, Dr. Carl Wolf and Count Franz Hunyadyi warned that unresolved hunger among peasants could trigger a peasant revolution. Wolf cited a Ziongrad incident where villagers urged the prefect to permit 24 hours of looting to feed themselves, signaling deep unrest.
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United Press
Budapest
Hungary
Carl Wolf
Count Franz Hunyadyi
Dr. Wolf
Hunyadyi
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