Man charged after alleged attack on Miss Cullen in city
Theodore Board 24 of Puryear Street admitted to police he cut Miss Anna Cullen 1139 EB Fifteenth Street. Cullen suffered cuts to the left side and hand and was taken to city hospital. Board faces intoxication and assault with intent to kill charges.
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Theodore Board
Puryear St
Anna Cullen
Fifteenth St
Dullen
Board
Miss Dullen
City Hospital
Traction Strike Orders Challenged in Indiana Case
Frank Baker, attorney for the Amalgamated Association, filed two motions seeking dissolution of the court granted temporary injunction against the street railway union. The motions challenge the court’s jurisdiction and cite a federal act limiting restraint on workers joining or discussing with a union. The injunction bars mass resignations and restricts union officials from urging a strike, with labor conciliator Harry Dynes traveling to Washington for talks and a Friday meeting with Governor Jackson anticipated.
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Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
America
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Frank Baker
Association
Congress
James Armstrong
Robert Parker
Harry Dynes
Department of Labor
Washington
Department
Jackson
Farm Bill Vote Delayed Amid East West Split
Senate farm leaders delayed the Watson Dawes McNary Haugen bill vote to seek more support. Sponsors acknowledge defeat risks if brought to a vote now as agricultural state senators clash with Treasury Secretary Mellon over farm relief. Norbeck cites bitter debate and East West fault lines.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Peter Norbeck
Rep
South Dakota
Meat shop burglarized. loot includes scales and cash register
A. B. Harris, receiver for L. C. Robinson meat shop at 1330 N Senate Ave, reported Tuesday night burglary. Articles valued at 500 dollars were stolen, including scales and a cash register from the meat market in the Consolidated Building area.
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Senate Ave
A. B. Harris
Consolidated Bldg
L. C. Robinson
Black-Draught Said to Ease Indigestion and Sleep
A Arkansas man 52 years old credits Thedford's Black-Draught with relief from indigestion sour stomach and constipation. His daughter recalls giving it to sick children and halting dizzy headaches. The remedy is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Arkansas
FP. M. Hosey
Mineral Springs
Ark
Thedford
E. C. Sanders
Indicted bootleg case described in Keeney testimony
Keeney testified that Lockwood tried to pay him to accuse police framing. Prosecutor Remy said police frame-up attempts target his office as grand jury probes liquor enforcement. Keeney recounted meetings, bribes offered, and his evidence against Westervelt attackers in Sycamore proceedings.
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Remy
Keeney
Lockwood
Casey
Michigan
Illinois
Hoosier Athletic Club
Byron Kk. Elliott
Ralph Spaan
Elliott
Spaan
Grand
Marion County
Harding St
Keene
Beckett
Motivated Address Sparks City Political Debate
The Men's Loyalty Club of Immanuel Reformed Church hosted a Tuesday night talk by Rev. H. L. V. Shinn on How the Politicians Play With War. He urged vigilance against political crooks and urged voters to support clean leadership next fall while Remy faced criticism over alleged justice failures. A letter from Rev. Armistead commended Remy's speech to the audience.
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Immanuel Reformed Church
Prospect
S. New Jersey Sts
H. L. V. Shinn
Mr. Shinn
Remy
Reverend Shinn
Joseph D. Armistead
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Downey
Julian Aves
French victory in Rankous boosts Syria campaign
French troops storm Rankous heights north of Damascus report over 100 rebels killed. Rankous long rebel stronghold as villages prepare to submit. Djebel Druse tribesmen increasingly beaten into submission as Damascus shelled during fighting under the League mandate.
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United Press
Beirut
Rankous
Damascus
Syria
League of Nations
Peru Man Is Elected Huntington Department Commander
Charles Book of Peru was elected department commander of the Indiana division of the United Spanish-American War Veterans at their annual encampment in Huntington. Dr J W McHatton of Rockville was named senior vice commander and Joe Morris of Gary junior vice commander. Women’s auxiliary officers include Mrs Martha Bower Logansport president and Bertha McNaught junior vice president.
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United Press
Huntington
Ind
Indiana Department of the United Spanish-American War Veterans
Charles Book
Peru
J. W. McHatton
Rockville
Joe Morris
Gary
Women's Auxiliary
Martha Bower
Logansport
Oris
Bennet
Terre Haute
Bertha McNaugh
Metal Dirigible Planned for U S Station Near Los Angeles
Thomas Slide plans an all-metal dirigible at a US government experimental station near Los Angeles. The craft would be 212 feet long 53 feet wide travel at 75 miles per hour and carry 30 passengers with a model shown.
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Thomas Slide
Los Angeles
Arrest in Safe Case
Sergeant O Connor today arrested Walter Daley 22 of 509 S Senate Ave in connection with the battering of the Foster Lumber Company safe 1700 Kentucky Ave Monday night. Daley charged with vagrancy was held under high bond.
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O'Connor
Walter Daley
S. Senate Ave
Foster Lumber Company
Kentucky Ave
Daley
Severe burns on body at plant in Elwood
John Conwell aged 64 of Elwood suffered severe burns while working at the Sellers Kitchen Cabinet Company and is hospitalized at Indiana Christian Hospital. The incident is reported today.
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John Conwell
Elwood
Indiana Christian Hospital
Sellers Kitchen Cabinet Company
Interstate Commerce Board Orders Bus and Truck Study
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a nationwide investigation of motor bus and motor truck operation. Hearings are set in Chicago July 27, St. Paul July 30, Portland August 7, San Francisco August 12, Los Angeles August 17, Denver August 25, Detroit September 1, New York September 10, Dallas September 20, Kansas City September 24, and Washington September 29.
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Bus United Press
Washngton
United States
Interstate Commerce Commision Today
Chicago
St. Paul
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Detroit
New York City
Dallas
Texas
Kansas City
Washington
Baldwin Wins in Test Vote on Coal Strike Policy
In London the House of Commons backed the government 299 to 138 on its coal strike policy. Premier Baldwin proposed an eight hour day for miners with no pay cut, while Labor MPs shouted threats of an election appeal.
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All Times
London
House of Commons
Baldwin
McCray Loses Case in Indiana Superior Court
A judgment of 7000 dollars was rendered against former Governor Warren T. McCray Luke W. Duffy a farm real estate dealer and Benjamin W. Anderson a Plainfield broker by Judge T J Moll in Superior Court Five on Tuesday. The case proceeded by default.
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Warren T. McCray
Luke W. Duffy
Benjamin W. Anderson
Plainfield, Ind
T. J. Moll
Superior Court
Rival swimmers gear up for English Channel attempt
Lillian Cannon and Gertrude Ederle, both famed U S endurance swimmers, prepare to renew Channel attempts starting from New York and Europe respectively. They share trainer Bill, with Cannon already in Europe and Ederle aiming to plunge soon.
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Gertrude Ederle
New York
Lillian Cannon
Baltimore
Europe
Miss Ederle
Bill
Suit Over Note Filed By Broker John T Sawyer
Defendants not appearing in a suit filed by broker John T Sawyer of 2419 N Capitol Ave. Sawyer seeks $5400 on a note signed by McCray due November 10, 1924 and originally payable to Duffy.
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John T. Sawyer
Capitol Ave
McCray
Duffy
Wants Others To Benefit From Foley Pills Ad
Mrs A G Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina reports long suffering and persistent fatigue from kidneys and bladder not working properly. She urges readers to ask their druggist for Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant that helped others and may help them.
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A. G. Wells
Rocky Mount
N. Car
Foley Pills
Salesmen Wanted in Automobile Accessory Trade
Job notice seeking men with knowledge of auto accessory business from the retail end. Offers a chance for a successful future with a nationally known chain store. Apply by letter with details and phone number to Box AAA, Display Dept., Times.
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Times
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