Petition Planned Over Property In Steve Case
Governor Jackson and attorneys plan petitions for special findings on possession of D C Stephenson property after an all day hearing in a $12 082 damage suit brought by Nettie Stephenson Brehm. The case involves a Lexington car trade and a Studebaker linked to Stephenson with disputed testimony and a $1000 cash payment claimed by Jackson.
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D. C
Stephenson
William L. Taylor
Jackson
Lexington
Studebaker
Stevenson
Fred Butler
Taylor
Britons Leave for Coolidge Naval Parley at Geneva
London dispatch reports Britain's naval delegation led by W. C. Bridgeman sails for Geneva to negotiate limits with President Coolidge. UK aims to concede on battleship and submarine cuts but resist reducing cruiser numbers beyond essential for empire trade and anti submarine defense. The talks hinge on tonnage by classification versus fixed tonnage.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Geneva
Britain
France
Admiralty
United States
Hugh S. Gibson
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Uged
Burglar Fleeing After Gunfire At Sun Clothing Store
A Negro burglar escaped amid bullets after being caught trying to enter Sun Clothing Store at 405 W. Washington St. Patrolman Shaw reported the man ran and was seen clutching his side as if shot. Earlier, the suspect allegedly stole $2 from Home Restaurant at 326 W. Washington St.
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Sun Clothing
Washington St
Shaw
Dirigible Los Angeles Confined For Refueling and Overhaul
The dirigible Los Angeles was confined to its hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey on June 17 for deflation of its gas bag. Helium will be re purified and the ship overhauled, keeping it out of service for about a month.
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Los Angeles
United Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Radio Amateur to Broadcast Storm Warnings From Greenland
Paul C Oscanyan Jr of New York sails to Greenland to set up a radio weather station at the North Pole of Winds. He and Prof. William Herbert Hobbs will issue 48 hour storm warnings for the northeast Atlantic and Europe, aiding ships and aviators. Oscanyan, 27, will live in a wind swept ice cap outpost with a small power plant and radio gear.
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NEA
Hemisphere
Atlantic
Paul C. Oscanyan, Jr
New York
Greenland
Oscanyan
North Pole
Europe
Nungesser
Coli
Paris
William Herbert Hobbs
University of Michigan
Hobbs
Prof
Antarctic
Holstenborg
Paul Oscanyan, Jr
W. H. Hobbs
Suspect Held as Strangler in Winnipeg Case
A man giving the name Earl Nelson was identified as the strangler murderer sought in the Winnipeg killings. Police say Adrian Harris is the U S suspect linked to murders in the United States. Nelson, captured near Killarney Manitoba after a long manhunt, faces formal charges for the deaths of Lola Cowan 14 and Mrs Emily Patterson.
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Bu United Press
Winnipeg
Man
Earl Nelson
Adrian Harris
United States
Lola Cowan
Emily Patterson
Nelson
Manitoba
Killarney
Peeping Tom Reported In Disguise At Home
Police were alerted Thursday night to a man dressed in a long dark coat and dress with a red shawl over his head, described as a Negro in disguise peering into a window at R. A. Graham’s home on Twenty-First Street and Alabama Street. He fled when spotted.
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R. A. Graham
Twenty-First
Alabama Sts
Graham
Byrd Flight Delayed by Mid Atlantic Storms
Two storms in the mid Atlantic halted the start of Richard E. Byrd’s non stop New York to Europe flight. Weather observers said conditions would not clear for at least forty eight hours, delaying any attempt from Roosevel field. Byrd remained prepared to fly as soon as weather allowed and had no definite plans beyond reaching Paris. About 5000 people gathered at Roosevelt Field on a rumor of an impending departure.
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United Press
New York
mid-Atlantic
Byrd
Europe
Newfoundland
Ireland
Richard E. Byrd
Paris
Roosevel Field
Rhinelander Residence Report Quiet in Reno
Reports that Leonard Kip Rhinelander has set up residence in Reno to seek a legal separation from Alice Rhinelander were unverified. A Japanese servant at a Reno cottage said the master’s description matched Rhinelander, but he did not know the employer’s name.
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United Press
Reno
Nev
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Beach reopen despite health board order at McClure Beach
McClure Beach on White River Blvd and Twenty-Sixth St opened today by the park board after health chemists declared water satisfactory. Recreation Director Jesse McClure ordered the opening. concession owner James Angelo provided a chemist’s certificate. Meridian St resurfacing bid by Indiana Asphalt Co. at $61,161 deemed low by Park Engineer J. E. Perry.
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McClure
White River Blvd
Twenty-Sixth St
Park Board
Board of Health
Jesse McClure
James Angelo
Meridian St
Fall Creek
Thirty-Eighth St
J. E. Perry
Perry
Indiana Asphalt Company
Yeggmen Foiled at Allied Coal Office Breakin
Yeggmen disabled the Allied Coal and Materials Company branch office safe at 2112 Northwestern Ave Thursday night. The safe was dragged to the coal yard and battered open but only a small amount of money and some papers were taken, said manager William Lewis of 1902 E. Washington St.
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Allied Coal and Material Company
Northwestern Ave
William Lewis
E. Washington St
Actress Fages Jury Los Angeles Trial Begins
First testimony in the Dorothy Mackaye case was due today as an eight woman and four men jury was chosen in Superior Judge Charles Burnell's court. Defense questioned jurors about potential influence of moral relations with Paul Kelly on verdict.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Dorothy Mackaye
Ray Raymond
Charles Burnell
Paul Kelly
Riders Get Permit To Use Riverside Park Bridle Path
The Indianapolis Saddle Club at 1254 W Twenty-Third St gains permission to continue using the Riverside Park bridle path. Club president John A. George and Dr C O Bonham Mooresville agree to protect park property after prior officer-ordered removal over shrub damage.
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Indianapolis Saddle Club
W. Twenty-Third St
Riverside Park
John A. George
C. O. Bonham
Mooresville
Benjamin Purnell Choreography Testimony At House Of David Case
Ruth Bamford Reed testified in the Michigan court suit to disband the House of David cult. She described King Benjamin Purnell attempting a hula hula dance for young women at Shiloh and recounting purification rites. She said she grew up in the faith and was among his favorites while noting his poor piano playing.
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Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Shiloh
Ruth Bamford Reed
Detroit
Benjamin
Youth Dies After Street Car Crash in South Bend
Rudolph Pozsgi aged 15 died at Saint Joseph Hospital from injuries after a street car carrying him collided with a truck in a South Bend business district. The report notes the cord du Roy as the first corduroy material once worn by French kings.
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Bu Times
South Bend
Ind
Rudolph Pozsgi
St. Joseph Hospital
France
New Dry Czar Takes Charge In Prohibition Effort
Seymour Lowman of Elmira New York assumes effective command of the government's prohibition forces, directing 15 000 personnel across the prohibition bureau coast guard and customs. He plans a strict businesslike approach while deferring day to day Volstead Act duties to Dr J M Doran and remaining accountable to the administration.
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United Preas
Washington
Seymour Lowman
Elmira
N. Y
Prohibition
Gen. L. C. Andrews
America
Lowman
Prohibition Bureau
Coast Guard
New York
Nathan Miller
J. M. Doran
Indians Demand Ouster of Burke and Meritt
A. A. Grorud, attorney for the Flathead Indians of Montana, asks Senators to remove Indian Commissioner Charles H. Burke and assistant E. B. Meritt. He accuses them of negotiating with the Rocky Mountain Power Co to lease a Flathead River power site, depriving natives of hundreds of thousands of dollars in future earnings. The letters target Senators including Borah Curtis and Frazier, chair of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee.
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United Prep
Washington
Charles H. Burke
E. B. Meritt
A. A. Grorud
Flathead
Flathead River
Grorud
Muscle Shoals
Opening statements in IndianapolIS death case
Greenfield Indiana June 17 The States attempt to convict Earl Russell of Indianapolis of killing his wife began in Circuit Court. Prosecution opened the case after three days of jury selection. The defense followed this morning. Mrs Russell's throat was cut with a knife.
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United Press
Greenfield
Ind
Earl Russell
Indianapolis
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