Prowler wounds officer in street gunfight. suspect escapes
At 3 a m a colored prowler shot Motor Policeman Jesse Louden at Central Ave and Sixteenth St after a door was opened to a hallway between Deal's drug store and Schofield's grocery. Louden critical, Seifert fired back. suspect fled east on Sixteenth St.
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Jesse Louden
Palmer St
Central Ave
Sixteenth St
Louden
Frank Seifert
Methodist Spital
Reeves
Seifert
Ashland Ave
Twenty-First St
Deal's Drug Store
William A. Schofield
Po- Boa
Po- Mee
Burglar Hides in Mrs Evison Home As Daughter Screams
A burglar hid behind a door in Mrs Rose Eviston’s home at Fletcher Ave. when Anna Eviston entered a bedroom triggering a scream and a startled escape. The thief was described as a white man about 5 9 and 175 pounds. $1 stolen from Mrs Eviston’s purse was noted. Oscar Pyle reports three men at Liberty and Washington Streets displayed friendliness. one wore his $16 rain coat which Pyle lent to a man. police search ongoing.
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Fletcher Ave
Anna
Miss Eviston
Oscar Pyle
R. R
Box
London
Ind
Liberty
Washington Sts
Pyle
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An unreadable OCR fragment mentions times and letters with no clear event or names. The text lacks coherent details to identify location,date,or people.
FOUND COURTESY ABOUNDS IN CITY
Indianapolis residents share mixed courtesy as a writer roams streets posing as a stranger. Officials and clerks often direct him to others while newsboys and messenger boys prove reliable sources for local landmarks and directions.
Safer Fourth as Indianapolis Aims for Order
Police plan a restrained Fourth of July with Inspector Walter White enforcing a ban on sales to minors before July 3 and a strict rule on toy cannons revolvers and large firecrackers. Permits required prior to lighting fireworks, obtainable at the board of safety office in city hall.
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Indianapolis
Walter White
White
Board of Safety
Peasant Forces Seize Varna in Bulgarian Civil War
Bulgarian peasant forces loyal to former Premier Stamboulisky storm Varna, a key Black Sea port, signaling a major counter revolution success. Stamboulisky, alive and coordinating with Belgrade for possible intervention, remains at large amid arrests of political figures and ongoing clashes.
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United Press
Athens
Stamboulisky
Varna
Sofia
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Belgrade
Juro- Slavia
Jugo-Slavia- Zankof
Chamber
Botef
County Officials Restore Superintendent Salary After Protest
County commissioners reversed a salary cut for Dr. H. Hatch superintendent of Sunnyside county tuberculosis home restoring $4 200 yearly pay. The cut from 350 to 250 monthly was blamed on economy amid protests accusing politics in management and an employee dismissal followed by a board statement.
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H. 3. Hatch
Sunnyside
Irving W. Lemaux
Republican City
Hinteh
Huatch
Lemaux
Leo K. Fesler
Fesler
Bulgars to Declares Republic After Sofia Capture
Army boards train near Sofia report from Orient Express say Stamboulisky's forces aim to oust King Boris and proclaim Bulgaria a republic once Sofia falls. Peasants shout support for Stamboulisky and his presidency as they advance toward the capital.
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United Press
Trieste
Advisory committee of state building council formed
The advisory committee under the new legislative act will be completed by September 1. J H Owens of Indianapolis, field secretary of the Associated Building Contractors of Indiana, has been elected executive secretary.
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State Administrative Building Council
J. H. Owens
Indianapolis
Associated Building Contractors of Indiana
Murdered man found near White River southwest of Michigan Road
A 45 year old colored man was found murdered on the White River bank three four miles southwest of Michigan Road. The back of the head was shot away and an empty shotgun shell lay nearby. The body was discovered by J C Wright and Lawrence Byer while riding bicycles. Police say Francis Smith owns the farm and that Smith attempted suicide on Wednesday.
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White River
Michigan Rd
Francis Smith
J. C. Wright, TY
Delaware St
Lawrence Byer
Pennsylvania
Country Students Seek Jobs in City
High school students travel to the city seeking work with wage hopes. Fred Kleinsmith of the Brown Efficiency Bureau notes hundreds arrive aiming for white collar jobs but advised factory work for higher earnings. John Metzger of the Y M C A says farming towns show poor pay, urging experience first, then salary. many young women seek office or clerk jobs at stores through the Y W C A.
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Fred Kleinsmith
Brown Efficiency Bureau
John Metzger
Y. M
Metzger
Parents Seek Missing Daughter in Indianapolis
A 16 year old girl named Miss Webb disappeared from her home on June 7 in Indianapolis. L S Webb and police search the area while Forest A Loy faces a charge of contributing to delinquency for assisting in her disappearance. Loy denies recent contact with the girl.
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Francis Webb
Emerson Ave
Ces
Indianapolis
L. S. Webb
Forest A. Loy
N. Emerson Ave
Webb
Loy
Miss Webb
Fran
Smilers and Oddities From Across the Nation
A collection of quirky vignettes features John Pitinsky's taxicab misadventure in Chicago ending in jail, political jostling around Al Smith's 1924 White House bid, the Epworth League clashes, a Milwaukee worker nearly drowning while fighting a fire, a Gypsy queen charged with theft, mastodon remains found in Des Moines, and fashion satire at a Baltimore convention.
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al Smith
White House
A. W. Leonard
California
Chicago
Leonard
William Jennings Bryan
Smith
City Aldermen Indicted on Bribery Charges in Chicago
Chicago news reports city alderman Joseph Higgins Smith and former aldermen Frank Klaus and Stanley Walkowiak indicted by a special grand jury on bribery charges. The alleged bribes are cited as $1,000 or more each.
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United Press
Chicago
Joseph Higgins Smith
Frank Klaus
Stanleys
Walkowiak
Open Season Declared for Indiana Bass and Bluegill
George N. Mannfeld, head of the Indiana fish and game division, announced the open season for bass and bluegill in state waters starting Saturday. The season ends April 30.
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Indiana
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Consrvation Department
Veteran women teachers discharged by Indianapolis board
Three long serving women educators Mary A. McKeever Helen DuBois and Addie P. Reiter were dismissed by the Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners under new rule targeting women with young children or progressive physical defects. Several principal reassignment actions were announced including Elsa Huebner moving from School No 9 to No 16 amid a petition by residents.
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Indianapolis
Board of School Commissioners
Mary A. McKeever
New Jersey
Merrill Sts
Helen DuBois
Spruce and
Prospect
Addie P. Reiter
Noble and
Buchanan Sts
Elsa Huebner
Vermont
Davidson St
Bloomington
Market Sts
Market Sts. Miss Huebner Is President of the Indiana Teachers Federation
Miss Huebner
Marie Haslep
Charles L. Barry
Night Fire Routs Family in Park Avenue Home
Awakened by smoke, W. M. Benton and his family escaped from a just-built home at 3367 Park Ave after a kitchen fire. losses total about 1500 dollars. The blaze prompted evacuation of 25 families from Clarina Apartments at 307 E. North St, with damage estimated 750 dollars and no owners located. Chief O'Brien investigates the fires.
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W. M. Benton
Park Ave
Benton
Rachael
Mildred
Clarina
E. North St
O'Brien
Morphine Stolen From Minneapolis Hospital Recovered
Police and federal agents recovered nearly 100000 dollars worth of morphine tablets stolen from a Minneapolis hospital. Two men were arrested in connection with what authorities call one of the biggest heists staged in the Northwest.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Northwest
General Store Robbed Near Seymour
Police investigating a daytime robbery at the Mary Dods Hayden store near Seymour may use a tire serial number and an acetylene torch found at the scene to identify a gang that stole about $1,000 in goods.
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Timea
Seymour
Ind
Mary Dods
Hayden
State to hold annual child hygiene conference at Winona Lake
Dr Ada B Schweitger announced the State division of child hygiene will stage its annual conference on child hygiene at Winona Lake Indiana from July 9 to 15. Organizers expect professionals from public health nursing and pediatrics to attend and discuss new guidelines.
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State Division of
Winona Lake
Ind
Ada BE. Schweitger
Stegemeier Cafe Company Named in Receiver Suit
A receiver suit filed in Superior Court accuses Stegemeier Cafes Inc. of insolvency danger and owing R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co. $1,054.75. Richard Stegemeier Jr. denies insolvency while noting debt notes on equipment delayed trade bills. The Apollo Theater building restaurant is cited as profitable.
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Stegemeier Cafe Company
Stegemeier Cafes, Inc
Superior Court
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Company
Stegemeier
Richard Stegemeier
Richard Stegemeier Jr
Apollo Theater
Rotarians Host Events Ahead of International Convention
Indianapolis Rotarians plan an entertainment and dance at the Athenaeum on Saturday night for visiting Rotarians and families en route to the Rotary International Convention in St Louis. Governor Warren T McCray speaks Sunday at Fairview Park. Kin Hu s Bean Blossom Ro Club novelty to be shown Sunday night. A large local delegation will attend the convention.
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Indianapolis
Rotary International
St. Louis
Athenaeum
Warren T. McCray
Fairview Park
Kin Hu
Annoyer follows girl home after assault attempt
Doris Hart of 647 Warren Street reported a strange young man offered company and followed her as she walked near Warren and Oliver streets. She was knocked unconscious after her chin hit a fence, and she described the attacker to police.
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Doris Hart
Warren St
Warren and
Oliver Sts
Miss Hart
Fuller Collapses in Jail Cell Over Wall Street Bucket Shop Charge
Edward M. Fuller, jailed on a bucket shop charge after his firm’s bankruptcy, collapsed in his cell today while awaiting transportation to face a bankruptcy referee. The incident occurred in New York as authorities prepared to move him under guard.
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United Press
New York
Edward M. Fuller
Wall Street
In the Clouds Record Mountain Climb Question
A Q and A note explains record mountain climbs exceeding four miles above sea level. Readers can send factual questions to the Indianapolis Times Information Service in Washington DC with a 2 cent reply postage.
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Washington
Indianapoli Times
Indianapolis Times Information Service
New York Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
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