Diplomat see Hoover as new world leader
A Kansas City nomination of Herbert Hoover is viewed by U S diplomats as signaling U S leadership in world affairs. Observers expect him to craft a plan for active cooperation with other nations while avoiding immediate League of Nations involvement.
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Hoover
William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
Kansas City
United States
League of Nations
Unite States
Haver
Real estate sales rise as weather helps market
A weekly Indianapolis Real Estate Board survey shows increased sales of homes and lots. Major transactions include multiple residences on Buckingham Drive and Central Avenue, exchanges totaling tens of thousands, and numerous deals by Allison Realty and stock brokers with values ranging from about four to fifty five thousand dollars.
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Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Lot Department
Union Trust Company
Tom L. Dillon
American Estates Company
Joseph J. Argus
O. S. Hunt
John Ritter
Buckingham Dr
City Nurses Graduate at City Hospital School of Nursing
City Councilman Meredith Nichol delivered the commencement address at graduation exercises Friday night. Twenty nine nurses received diplomas as talks were given by Mayor L Ert Slack and Dr E E Padgett board of health president. Dr William A Coeppers city hospital superintendent presented diplomas. Miss Gladys A Goyer presented the class gift a phonograph to the hospital.
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Meredith Nicholson
City Hospital School of Nursing
L. Ert Slack
E. E Padgett
Board of Health
William A. Coeppers
City Hospital
Gladys A. Goyer
Basil Miles Buried In Washington Funeral
Mrs. Frederick E. Moskovics attended Basil Miles funeral in Philadelphia. Miles, administrative commissioner of the International Chamber of Commerce, died in Washington Friday. He had served in American diplomacy and married Mrs. Peabody Savell in Paris in 1925. He spoke in Indianapolis in May before the Chamber of Commerce on foreign business and economic conditions.
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Frederick E. Moskovics
F E. Moskovics
Stutz Motor Car Company
Philadelphia
Basil Miles
International Chamber of Commerce
Miles
Washington
Peabody Savell
Moskovics
Paris
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Two Youths Sentenced for Assault Threat Against Detective
Eddie Siersdorfer and George Geisendorf faced Municipal Court for attacking and threatening Detective Claude F. Johnson. Siersdorfer received 180 days and a 500 dollar fine for drawing a deadly weapon plus 60 days and 50 dollars for assault and resisting an officer, while Geisendorf was fined 50 dollars and given 60 days for assault and battery. Johnson, who intervened, shot Siersdorfer in the wrist during the incident near Ray St and River Ave on April 22.
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Indiana
Claude F. Johnson
Eddie Siersdorfer
George Geisendorf
Thomas C. Whallon
Johnson
Ray St
River Ave
Siersdorfer
Geisendorf
Ray Totten
Standard Ave
Naval Hero's Cousin Dies in Milwaukee After Recluse Life
Miss Jessie A. Schley cousin of Admiral W. S. Schley and a former Gary art teacher died in Milwaukee. Ill health ended her artistic career, leaving her in poverty after years as a recluse. In 1898 she carried peace papers from President McKinley to Spain's queen. She had moved to Gary eighteen years earlier and taught briefly before illness curtailed her work.
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Gary
Ind
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sybil
Eleanor Schley
Miss Schley
William McKinley
Spain
Forging to aid child yields light sentence
Harold Amous, 24, pleaded guilty in Allen County Circuit Court to forging two checks for money to treat his 2-year-old son’s eyes. He received the minimum forgery penalty of a $10 fine and a suspended two to fourteen year reformatory term, with monthly payments toward the fine and restitution.
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United Press
Wayne
Ind
Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
Medical Air
Harold Amous
Allen Circui
Amous
Sol A. Wood
Amons
Jailed for Blackmail by Chicago Pair
James Barry aged 24 and Edward Reynolds 27 from Chicago were found guilty of attempting blackmail Otis J. Strickler editor of Middletown Indiana. Judge James A. Collins sentenced them to one to five years at the Indiana Reformatory.
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James Barry
Edward Reynolds
Chicago
Otis J. Strickler
Middletown
Ind
James A. Collins
Indiana Reformatory
Bloomington First Aid Wins Indiana Bell Championship
The Bloomington First Aid team claimed the Indiana Bell Telephone Company championship in the telephone building annex on Friday night. They defeated the South Bend district and Outstate Division Engineers in the afternoon and beat the Buildings Motor Vehicles and Supplies and Indianapolis division teams in the finals. Teammates included L Mabrey Ral Waltz A Groh L Coley and W L Hawkins. Clarence Harrold received the Vail medal for notable public service after saving Mrs Grace Sanders following a car crash.
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Bloomington
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
South Bend
Indianapolis
South Ben
Indiana church council opens three day session in Logansport
About 3,000 attendees are expected for the Indiana Council of Religious Education meeting in Logansport starting Tuesday. Marion County's 206 Protestant churches will be represented, as the council aims to educate church workers to better serve congregations. William Lowe Bryan of Indiana University chairs the executive committee. Frank H. Parker leads the local convention committee. Headquarters are at Logansport High School.
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Ind
Indiana Council of Religious Education
Marion County
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Frank H. Parker
Logansport High School
Mussolini
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Palestine
Satan
God
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Louisville Baptist Seminary
Interdenominational Bible Conference Committee
Lord Jesus Christ
Bring Industries Here Prominent businessmen urged to aid growth
Clifford L. Harrod, Chamber of Commerce industrial commissioner, told Exchange Club members the group secured nineteen industries for Indianapolis last year at low cost. The chamber has ninety prospects for location here, reflecting strong regional demand. Separately in Union City daylight saving is criticized by local business owners as reducing patronage to theaters and barbers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Exchange Club
Lincoln
Indianapolis
Chamber
Purdue Summer Enrollment Reaches 445 In Lafayette
Purdue University's summer enrollment to date is 445 with classes opened Friday. Eighty nine faculty members comprise the term.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
City Outlines $600000 Needed for Bridge Works and Sewers
City Engineer A H Moore warns major sewer and bridge improvements are urgent as rapid growth makes current systems inadequate. Proposals include Pogues Run and Thirty-Eighth Street extensions, new bridges over Fall Creek and the canal, and a $300000 flood prevention bond.
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Rudolph Herring
New York
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Lincoln Shrine Fund Seeks Help From Marion County Students
The Lincoln Memorial Fund canvass targets schoolchildren in Marion County and PTAs next week. Indianapolis campaign headquarters report 15 266 students from fifty schools have given 1 291 dollars. Top gifts include School 60 with 109 42 and School 170 with 96 10. The list shows many varied contributions from numerous Indianapolis schools.
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Lincoln Memorial Fund
Marion County
Indianapolis
J. I. Holcomb
Special services mark seventy fifth birthday of local church
Oxford Indiana residents will join in special services Sunday to celebrate the local Christian church’s seventy-fifth anniversary, reflecting on its history and community role.
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Oxford
Flood Control Board to Meet on Mississippi Project
Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwin heads to Rock Island and St. Louis to convene the new flood control board under the law. Carleton W. Sturtevant and Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Jackson will attend as members. The board will organize, plan further activities, and hold public hearings in river cities starting within ten days.
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Coolidge
Thomas H. Jackson
Charles L. Potter
Mississippi River Commission
Meningitis cases rise in United States this year
Survey shows meningitis cases more than doubled from 1927 to 1928 with 1 036 cases reported from March 4 to April 28 1928. The largest numbers came from cities though no epidemic exists. Cold regions in Europe and North America show higher prevalence and mortality.
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Science Service
Washington
United States
United States Public Health Service
Africa
League of Nations
Europe
North America
Canada
Scotland
Denmark
Sweden
England
Germany
Netherlands
County to Build Garage From Courthouse Brick
Washington Indiana June 16 work starts on a $5000 county garage for truck and grader storage. Construction will use brick salvaged from the Daviess County courthouse wrecked by fire several months ago to cut costs.
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United Areas
Washington
Ind
Daviess County
Patent medicine touts rapid relief for fevers and ailments
An old advertisement claims a patent remedy kills malarial germs and quickly relieves biliousness headaches and dizziness from constipation. It also says the product eliminates toxins and promotes copious watery evacuations, praising its high esteem.
Living manger built in barn by John Combs at Island City
John Combs has a living manger in his Linton Indiana barn. He built the structure last fall using small tree trunks for cross pieces instead of lumber. The trees are budding with leaves as if outdoors.
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Timea
Linton
Ind
John Combs
Island City
TEST NEAR ON BLUE SUNDAY CLASH IN INDIANA TOWN
Seymour Indiana faces a blue law clash as W O Zuber manager of the Princess theater plans Sunday opening and vows affidavits against other merchants violating Sabbath laws. He questions why ice cream cigar and refreshment stands may open and says if Sundays stay blue they should be blue for all.
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Times
Seymour
Ind
W. O. Zuber
Princess Theater
Zuber
Coulter H. Montgomery
Shields Park
County Opens 56 Bids for County Supplies
Fifty six bids on supplies for county institutions were opened Friday by the county commissioners. The total bids amount to about $180 000 quarterly. County Auditor Harry Dunn will tabulate the bids and contracts will be awarded early next week.
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Harry Dunn
Friends here laud Hoover by three Indianapolis men
Almus G. Ruddell president of Central Rubber and Supply recalls Hoover’s college days at Leland Stanford in 1895 and early engineering work. Paul H. White consulting engineer and Hoover classmate corroborates. Dr. Harry E. Barnard former Federal food administrator and Indiana Hoover for President organizer relates Hoover’s wartime food work.
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Indianapolis
Herbert Hoover
Almus G. Ruddell
Central Rubber and Supply Company
Leland Stanford University
Hoover
Paul H. White
Pennsylvania St
Harry E. Barnard
Indiana
Food Administration
Barnard to Receive Doctorate from New Hampshire University
Dr. H E Barnard former Indiana food and drug commissioner and Hoover era federal food administrator will be awarded a Doctor of Science degree by the University of New Hampshire at ceremonies in Durham. He now serves as technical consultant for the Royal Baking Powder Company and has ties to Hanover College and the Indiana Hoover President Club.
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H.E. Barnard
Indiana
University of New Hampshire
Durham
N. H
Barnard
Royal Baking Powder Company
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Hoover President Club
Kansas City
New Hampshire
Dr. Barnard
Hanover College
Protest Against Mexican Immigration At Indiana VFW Meet
Greensburg Indiana June 16 A protest against Mexican immigration was registered by the Indiana department Veterans of Foreign Wars at their seventh annual meeting here Friday The Department of Labor was endorsed for its Americanization work Plans were discussed for the national convention to be held in Indianapolis August 26 to 31 where attendance of about 40000 is expected
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Greensburg
Ind
Indiana Department, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Labor
Indiana University Summer Enrollment Tops 1376
Bloomington Ind June 16 The summer session enrollment at Indiana University reached 1376, up 173 from last year as the university reports the latest figures.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
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