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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1927

Page

22

Detectives Solve Local Robbery Wave With Arrests

City detectives say they solved at least five robberies in the last month with the arrest of four youths aged 16 to 18. The suspects Joe Summers Freeman Lepthridge Raymond Broner and Jesse Langford confessed to robbing Arthur Knickers store on 902 W Michigan St June 7 and four other neighborhood stores. Detectives Sneed Rugenstein Field and Carter made the arrests.

Joe Summers Blake St Freeman Lepthridge Maxwell St Raymond Broner W. North St Jesse Langford Vermont St Arthur Knickers Michigan St Sneed, Rugenstein Field Carter

Ocean Fliers Reunite With Wives Aboard Berlin

Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine met their wives on the Berlin deck after 1 a.m. as reporters stayed away. The reunion occurred at the Bremen dock with only two deckhands nearby, after the fliers had slipped from cabins on the Bremen. Levine’s wife said she might have tried to stop the flight if told in advance.

United Press Bremen Clarence D. Chamberlin Charles A. Levine Berlin Lloyd Line Levine

Hello origin traced to hunting cry haloo

The term hello is linked to the old hunting call haloo from French au loup meaning to the wolf, showing its linguistic roots in a call used in hunting and warning.

Haloo

City Men Injured in Head-On Car Crash

Carl S. Wagner and Victor Jose Jr., both Indianapolis executives, suffered injuries in a head-on crash near Peru while en route to a University of Michigan reunion. Mrs. John W. Hutchins of Rensselaer is in critical condition with a fractured skull. Witnesses say Hutchins’s car failed to stop on Federal Highway 31 as Wagner’s vehicle rolled three times. Wagner was cut and bruised. Jose sustained a broken wrist and hip injuries. The injured were to be transported to a hospital later today.

Carl S. Wagner E. Michigan Sr Insley Manufacturing Company Victor Jose Jr N. Audubon Rd Standard Dry Kiln Company University of Michigan Peru John W. Hutchins Rensselaer Miami County Hutchins Indianapolis Wagner Jose

Hip Boot Dance Craze Hits Beardstown Hall

In Beardstown Illinois crowds flock to Woodmen Hall as the hip boot dance becomes a local flood era pastime. After the Illinois River recedes another dance is planned once water levels normalize.

United Press Beardstown Ill Illinois Woodmen’s Hall

Pershing to Speak at Indiana World War Memorial ceremony

Black Horse Troop from Culver Military Academy leads Fourth of July parade and cornerstone laying for the Indiana World War Memorial. Gen John J Pershing will deliver the principal address as Governor Jackson Brigadier General Dwight E Aultman and Rev L J Dufrane speak. Parade at 10 a.m. cornerstone at 11 30 a.m.

Culver Military Academy Indiana American Legion Auxiliary Glee Club Paul Ragsdale William G. Everson Muncie

Kidnapped Youth Sought After Abduction Report

A telegram from Champaign NL reports four year old John Jr. has been taken by a local woman believed to reside here. The kidnapper was seen in a Dodge with New Mexico plates. The boy wears blue overalls and a straw hat and has a scar on his right shoulder.

John Sansone Champaign John Jr New Mexico

Moths Do Not Eat Wool From Live Sheep Says Oil May Protect

A note suggests moths avoid woolen coats on live sheep possibly due to oil in the wool. The idea implies natural protection reducing damage from moths on grazing flocks.

French ruling to remove scholarship candidates by spelling errors

The French government ordered removal of any scholarship candidate whose examination paper shows more than five spelling mistakes. The directive applies to all national scholarship assessments and emphasizes strict language accuracy in eligibility.

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