Police shooting leaves officer in critical condition
Motor Police Officer Jesse Louden, 49, of 199 Palmer St., is in critical condition after a bullet wound from the Thursday incident near Sixteenth St and Central Ave. Detectives pursue a suspect tied to an earlier arm dueling and a string of robberies in the north side.
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Jesse Louden
Palmer St
Louden
Brightwood
F. H. Burns
Muncie
Burns
Seifert
Sixteenth St
Central Ave
North Side
Governor Praises National Guard Training School
Governor McCray lauded the Indiana National Guard at a Frankfort barbecue honoring 150 officers who completed a week of training. Adjt. Gen. Harry B. Smith and Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall spoke as local leaders highlighted guard prominence in the state’s defense plan.
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Timea
Frankfort
Ind
National Guard
McCray
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
United States
Adjt
Harry B. Smith
George H. Healey
State Board of Printing
Robert H. Tyndall
John J. Boaz
D. Wray de Prez
Shelbyville
George Cullen
City Favored for Governors Meet
Indianapolis seems assured as the site for the annual Governors conference next October. An executive committee including Governor McCray will decide the exact location with Governor Channing L. Cox of Massachusetts approving Indianapolis. Governor Carey A. Hardee of Florida serves on the committee and McCray invites President Harding to attend.
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Indianapolis
McCray
Channing L. Cox
Massachusetts
Carey A. Hardee
Florida
Harding
Funeral for Mrs Emma Albright in Shelbyville
The Rev A S Von Tovel will officiate at the funeral for 46 year old Mrs Emma Albright Saturday at 2 pm at her home 4212 Carrollton Ave Shelbyville burial will be in Shelbyville She was born in Shelbyville moved to Indianapolis ten years ago active in the Presbyterian Church and a member of the Eastern Star She is survived by her husband Frank Albright her mother Mrs Kevina Brunner brother Charles Brunner and sister Mrs Anna Schuler all of Shelbyville
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A. S. von Tovel
Presbyterian Church of
Shelbyville
Emma Albright
Carrollton Ave
Albright
Indianapolis
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
Frank Albright
O'Connor & Co
Kevina Brunner
Charles Brunner
Anna Schuler
Candidates Named for Altrusa Club Offices
The Altrusa Club announces the white ticket candidates for its officers to be elected after tonight’s banquet at the Lincoln. Miss Williams seeks president, Miss Foley vice president, Miss Abell secretary, Miss Henry treasurer, Miss Bass Mrs Woolles and Miss Trone directors, and Miss Titus sergeant at arms.
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Altrusa Club
Lincoln
Miss Williams
Miss Foley
Miss Abell
Miss Henry
Miss Bass
Mrs Woolles
Miss Trone
Miss Titus
Hazel Williams
Minnie Foley
Anna A. Abell
Celine Henry
Jessie Bass
Lavonne Woolley
Virginia Trone
Cornelia Titus
Forty City Champions to Fight for National Marble Title
Forty city champions travel to Atlantic City for the United States marble shooting championship week of Tuna 94. Ross Beaver, 10, from Indianapolis, the youngest national champion, leads a field of competitors from Norfolk to Youngstown with mothers accompanying many. Organizers promise hotel stays, mayoral support, and broad public interest as the tournament unfolds.
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Atlantic City
Indianapolis Times
Ross Beaver
America
United States
Indianapolis
Ross
W. H. Beaver
Chicago Symphony gifted million through Clyde M Carr will
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra inherits 1 000 000 from Clyde M Carr's will. Illinois Senate defeats daylight saving bill keeping clocks ahead for at least two years in Chicago. Recent finds near Palestine date 3000 years back. President Harding faces restructuring suit over a Patterson New Jersey bank. Illinois Legislature designates American as Illinois school language. Nine dead in sea battle after attempted smuggling crew robbed Chinese into the U S. Cleveland arrest ends two year counterfeit king hunt. Civic groups prompt cancel of E V Debs Cincinnati hall speech. Belgian cabinet resigns over school laws. Dr Louis Bell dies in Newton Massachusetts. Tumulty sues Staten Island Shipbuilding for 97 500 in attorney fees. Doctor of Laws conferred on Charles M Schwab by St Francis College. Mussolini fires 2 464 railroad workers in economy drive. Ford underbids for 200 000 loan to Detroit. Iowa pays 19 000 000 veteran bonuses. Over 250 000 acres opened for ex service homesteads. Lenin improves and can read papers. New York Republicans grant women equal representation. Japan liberal conservative talk on Soviet Russia. Munich beer price adjusted by exchange rate. Wisconsin probe on drinking bouts defeated. Lasker accuses Democrats over Leviathan cruise. Blind student Herbert Geisler wins World War scholarship. Dorothy Doyle bruised from sleepwalking fall.
Parade to Close Sun day School Congress Session
Several thousand colored delegates at the eighteenth annual Sunday School Congress will join a parade at 2 30 p m Sunday from Mt Paran Baptist Church. The event includes the Congress Band A F P Cadets and officers with a mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall to follow.
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Sunday School Congress
Mt. Paran Baptist Church
A. F P
National Convention
Tomlinson Hall
Congress
Infant Body Found in Rear of Douglass Street
Coroner Paul F. Robinson investigated the discovery of an infant's body found washed in the rear of 528 Douglass Street. The baby, believed to be only a few days old, was found by 8 year old Ernest Grimes Jr. The body was sent to the city morgue.
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Paul F. Robinson
Douglass St
Earnest Grimes, Jr
Quiet and Calm Bulgaria Under New Government
Sofia reports Bulgaria is quiet after the fall of Stamboulisky. The army maintains order while Stamboulisky loyalists fade, rail and telegraph services are restored, and the new government seeks peaceful foreign policy and adherence to the Neuilly treaty.
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Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Neuilly
Balkans
Ex-Premier Stamboulisky Shot by Bulgarian Peasants
United Press reports from Sofia say ex-Premier Stamboulisky was shot and killed after his automobile was surrounded. Dispatches indicate his capture and transfer to Sofia amid counter revolution activity. 70,000 peasants loyal to him engage troops in northern Bulgaria.
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United Press
Belgrade
Sofia
Athens
Stamboultsky
Zankof
London
Vienna
Bramboulisky
Colaak
Slavovtsa
Preas
Prayer protest over Hawthorne School commencement
West Side Committees accuse Hawthorne School No. 50 of omitting prayers at Wednesday's commencement. They claim two Protestant ministers attended but were not invited to participate and that a silk flag donation was not displayed. Principal Mary H. McArdle declined to comment.
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Berty S. Gadd
Board of School Commissioners
West Side
Hawthorne School
Gadd
Mary H. McArdle
Republican Leaders Convene Slimmed Midwest Meeting
Indiana Republican leaders plan a June 28 Cincinnati conference with Ohio and Kentucky counterparts. National committee chair John T. Adams aims to align party efforts, with Rud Hynicka organizing, amid tensions with the Harding administration. President Harding may defend his policy in the Midwest on the return from Alaska.
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Indiana
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
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