Police Auto Involved in Two Crashes. Driver Held
An investigation reports motor officers Fred Hague and Harry Schrey return to headquarters after their patrol car is hit by a taxi driven by Charles Dean who faces a charge for failing to stop at a preferential street. Peter Sture, 29, was arrested on intoxication charges after crashing into a parked car owned by Clifford Elsea. Three others were injured when a car went into a ditch at Rocky Ripple.
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Harry Schrey
Peter Sture
Harbour Hotel
Clifford Elsea
Kenwood Avenue
Elsea
Sture
R. W. Morrison
College Avenue
Illinois Street
Illinois
Washington Streets
Charles Dean
Pennsylvania Street
Gilbert Reiz
Evansville
Dean
Rocky Ripple
Russel Lutz
North Capitol Avenue
Delbert McKinney
Geraldine Brizzantine
South Manhattan Street
Education Drive for Day Law Planned
United Press reports a planned educational campaign to promote temperance as part of a July 1 enforcement drive. Congress appropriated 50000 dollars for public education on liquor law problems and enforcement evils. The plan follows earlier treasury use and a Hoover disapproval of school publicity.
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United Presse
Washington
Mitchell
Congress
Treasury
Hoover
Prohibition
Justice Department
Married 71 Years Brantleys Celebrate Missouri Record
Princeton Missouri June 14 Mr and Mrs Richard Brantley marked their seventy first wedding anniversary claiming the longest marriage in Missouri They are 92 and 90 and their eldest son aged 70 says he is the oldest man in the state with both parents living.
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Bay United Press
Princeton
Richard Brantley
Missouri
Brantley
Byrd Return on Air Described for New York Welcome
Admiral Byrd returns from his south pole expedition with a grand radio welcome planned by CBS and NBC. Special broadcasting tugs will meet Byrd's ships off quarantine as reporters describe every detail for listeners in New York.
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United Preas
New York
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Company
Byrd
Magnetic storm disrupts radio link to Germany during Sharkey Schmeling bout
Science Service reports a magnetic storm raged Thursday night causing radio communication outages to Germany and hindering German fans from listening to the Sharkey Schmeling fight. Physicists in Washington blame geomagnetic disturbance for the interruption.
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Science Service
Washington
Germany
Murder case drives halt in Westbrook habeas hearing
Reverend B J K Westbrook pastor of Second Negro Baptist church fights habeas corpus in superior court over arrest in the murder of E D Pierson auditor for the national Baptist convention. Accomplice George Washington and conspiracy figure A M Townsend are named in Nashville and Scottsburg related probes.
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B. J. K. Westbrook
Second Negro Baptist Church
E. D. Pierson
Chicago
National Baptist Convention
Superior Court
Westbrook
Jerry Kinney
George L. Winkler
George Washington
West Michigan Street
Washington
Muscatatuck River
Scottsburg
Nashville
Tenn
A. M. Townsend
Date of Birth Mail-In Entries Closed Saturday 6 PM
The Times Marble editor requests entries by mail or in person at The Times office before Saturday at 6 p m to close entries for the birth date section.
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Times
Miss Victory Contests Mobilize For Marmon Sedan Prize
Women vie for the Miss Victory title in a wartime popularity contest linked to the Siege of 1918 drama. Candidates will solicit votes by selling tickets at events and in Indianapolis ahead of a July 23 crowning at the Indiana ballroom.
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East
Ohio Street
Army of Women
W. T. Wagner
Convention City
Veterans’ Body
Wagner
Indianapolis
State Fairgrounds
Indiana
Marmon Motor Car Company
Eleventh
Meridian Streets
Veterans’ Office
Water witch proposal sparks works board debate
The works board debated using a water witch to locate a supply for the city airport. Architect William McGuire joked about the peach tree twig test after a 500 foot well failed to yield water at a cost of 2500 dollars. McCalman company workers struck a vein at ten feet, affirming a possible source as officials monitor the flow. Board members E KirkicKinney Charles Britton and Louis Brandt inspected the airport project Friday to review the administration building and runways.
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Works Board
William McGuire
R. McCalman Company
E. KirkicKinney
Charles O. Britton
Louis Brandt
Kansas City Secret Crime Group Aims to Move Gangsters Out
A five member crime commission backed by unlimited funds and the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce began work to drive gangsters from the city and keep overflow moving to other towns. Colonel Charles Edwards heads the secret panel, appointed by Chamber president Conrad Mann. Edwards is the sole publicly named member.
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United Press
Kansas City
Perry Rites Sunday for Civil War Veteran Toliver Perry
Funeral services will be held at 10 Sunday morning at the home of Toliver Perry 93 died Thursday at the home of his son Lewis L. Perry 406 South Grace street He was born in Bath county Kentucky and came to this area twenty years ago from Marshall Burial will be in Poplar Grown cemetery at Marshall He survived by six daughters six sons thirty eight grandchildren twenty four great grandchildren and one great great grand child
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Toliver Perry
Lewis L. Perry
South
Grace Street
Perry
Marshall
Bath County
Kentucky
Poplar Grown
Suit Against Ziegfeld Brought Over Unpaid Salary
Florenz Ziegfeld named defendant in Los Angeles Superior Court in a suit by Seymore Felix seeking 3750 dollars. Felix says he was hired to direct Ed Wynn's show Simple Simon at 1500 dollars a week and received only half for five weeks of work.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Florenz Ziegfeld
Superior Court
Seymore Felix
Ziegfeld
Felix
Ed Wynn
Simffle Simon
Riveters Plan Quiet Wedding Shift to Please Bride
New York June 14 riveters at St Bartholomew's church promised to alter their work schedule to reduce noise so a June bride could hear the rector. The harassed minister appealed to nearby steel workers, who agreed to adjust their shifts to allow the ceremony.
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United Press
New York
St. Bartholomew's Church
Bandit Refuses Loot Takes Only $700 From Bank
Chicago report says a young bandit who robbed the Superior State bank Friday refused almost all the money offered by the teller. He told the teller you keep the rest I dont need it. Police searched for the suspect.
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United Press
Chicago
Superior State Bank
U. S. Figures Mileage Cost Set at 7 Cents a Mile
Washington June 14 The government has officially recognized a mileage cost for automobile operation. After hearings the Wood bill, supported by the House committees on expenditures and appropriations, proposes a uniform allowance of 7 cents per mile for privately owned cars used for official purposes.
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Times
Washington
United States
Legislative Department of the American Motorists Association
House Committee On Expenditures
House Committee On Appropriations
House
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