Boy on Bicycle Killed in Indianapolis Auto Crash
Raymond Buchhorn, 21, of 1617 E Michigan St, died after being struck by a car at Massachusetts Ave and Bellefontaine St. Driver Amanda Jackson, 25, of 1640 N Arsenal Ave, said her view was obstructed by a bakery wagon and faced manslaughter charges. The incident marked the city’s 21st traffic death this year. her passenger and bakery-warded route details noted by witnesses.
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Raymond Buchhorn
Michigan St
Massachusetts Ave
Bellefontaine St
Indianapolis
Amanda Jackson
N. Arsenal Ave
Dan Mitchell
State Ave
Professor Eubank and Family Die in Auto Crash Near New Palestine
Professor Edward Eubank head of Cincinnati University social science department travels with wife and three daughters Laile Lauriel and Lois when his car plunged over an embankment near New Palestine Saturday night. Mrs Eubank 34 and Edward 8 died at Methodist Hospital. Eubank and daughters suffered injuries. The group was en route to Chicago for sociology lectures.
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New Palestine
Edward Eubank
Cincinnati University
Laile
Lauriel
Lois
Cincinnati
Eubank
Edward
Methodist Hospital
Lane
Chicago
German protests over French Ruhr atrocities to U S and neutrals
German Ambassador Wiedfeldt will deliver a note to the American government protesting French atrocities in the Ruhr occupation. The note is also to be presented to other neutral powers in the occupied zone.
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United Press
Washington
Wiedfeldt
Ruhr
Suds Raid Brings Geysers At Norton Brewery
Federal agents raided the Norton brewery in Anderson Sunday morning. Spectators watched as a chemist drew a beer sample from a keg while guards tried to control the scene. One man surged forward to stop the flow. In a separate note, the state board of tax commissioners disapproved $65,200 in Marion Township road bonds.
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Norton
Anderson
Prohibition
Frederick Davenport
Prohibition Department
Marion Township
Putnam County
States Board of Tax Commissioners
Wrist watch stolen in Brookside Avenue report
James A. Cooper of 2609 Brookside Ave reports the theft of a wrist watch valued at 25 dollars. The fragmentary text includes unrelated weather and time data.
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James A. Cooper
Brookside Ave
Delegates Arrive for Indiana Sunday School Convention
Hundreds of Sunday School workers from across Indiana begin arriving in Indianapolis for the fifty-ninth annual Indiana Sunday School Council of Religious Education convention at Cadle Tabernacle. Registrations start at 2:30 p.m. at North New Jersey Street Methodist Church with general sessions at Cable Tabernacle and nearby churches.
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Indiana Sunday School Council of Religious Education
Cadle Tabernacle
North New Jersey Street Methodist Church
New York
New Jersey Sts
Cable Tabernacle
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
Indianapolis
Tabernacle
Gipsy Smith
E. C. Rumpler
Arleigh Waltz
The
Little Theatre Company
Chinese Bandits Kidnap Priest Near Hankow
Chinese bandits surrounded a Roman Catholic mission near Hankow Repina and captured Father Mallotto and 500 Chinese converts. They demand a ransom of 1 million dollars and threaten to kill the priest if payment is not made at once. Pope Pius has cabled Father Wilhelm Leufers at Hankow to aid in securing the release.
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United Press
Rome
Hankow
Repina
Father Mallotto
Pope Pius
Wilhelm Leufers
Haakow
Policewoman files suit for divorce in Superior Court
Mrs. Cozetta C. Osborn a policewoman of 1244 Ringgold Avenue filed for divorce from Harry Osborn in Superior Court. She seeks custody of two children aged 12 and 10 and alleges failure to support the family.
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Superior Court
Cozetta C. Osborn
Ringgold Ave
Harry Osborn
Drowning in Flatrock River Claims Lazzell Brother
In Columbus Indiana on June 18 Leland Lazzell 21 drowned while fishing in the Flatrock River. His brother Albert nearly drowned while attempting to rescue him.
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Times Special
Columbus
Ind
Flatrock River
Leland Lazzell
Albert
Schnull Holding Co Records Capital Stock Increase
The Schnull Holding Company of Indianapolis filed with Secretary of State Ed Jackson to raise capital stock from 2000 to 100000. Gustav A. Schnull serves as president.
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Schnull Holding Company of
Indianapolis
Ed Jackson
Gustav A. Schnull
Read the Times Ads Now for Quick Investments
A classic classified promotion urges readers to act promptly on advertised bargains. It highlights that many good investments drift away to others who respond quickly and that thousands of real bargains appear in tonight's Times.
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TIMES
Store prowler's bullet kills Jesse Louden police officer
Jesse Louden 49 a veteran of the Spanish American War died at Methodist hospital after a burglar hunt turned fatal. A colored prowler fired wounding Louden as officer Frank Seifert waited outside. Louden’s slayer remains at large with police rounding up suspects and no positive identification yet.
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Jesse Louden
Palmer St
Methodist Hospital
Eveleman
Frank Seifert
Louden
Seifert
Sixteenth St
Central Ave
W. A. Coeppers
Warning Against Fireworks Issued By Police Inspector
Inspector Walter White warned that fireworks before July 4 are unlawful. A Sunday night emergency run followed after someone set off a firecracker in the 900 block of South Pennsylvania Street.
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Walter White
S. Pennsylvania St
Philadelphia Speeders Kill Seven Over Sunday
Reckless automobile driving cost seven lives and left sixteen seriously injured Sunday and today. Two of the dead were children. In two accidents speeding drivers fled the scene, abandoning their victims.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Jewelry Theft Reported at Delaware Market
William Jennings of the Delaware Market Company reports a ruby necklace and a brooch valued at 70 dollars stolen.
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William Jennings
Delaware Market Company
Greensburg Woman Missing 47-Year-Old Mrs Reed
A letter to local police from Co. W. White reports Greensburg resident Mrs. Sallie Reed, 47, missing from home. Described with dark hair mixed with grey, she wore a blue and white apron, tan slippers and tan stockings. She has a husband and six children.
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Sallie Reed
Greensburg
Co. W. White
Missing man from Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane
George Reigh, 38, 5 feet 10 inches tall, 180 pounds, with a smooth face, is missing from the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane. He wore a dark suit with a blue shirt and brown hat and shoes. Authorities request any sightings or information leading to his whereabouts.
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George Reigh
Central Indiana
Richard Elliott
Foltz St
Evangelistic Meetings At W Washington And Tibbs Ave
Evangelist H A Lukens opens a series of meetings at W Washington and Tibbs Ave Sunday night stating America cannot sustain isolation. Tuesday he discusses Is Bryan Right. Irvington Legion to name committee for third annual French Fete July 13 14 15 in Jameson Park with carnival plans and postgluxviary participation.
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H. A. Lukens
W. Washington
Tibbs Ave
America
Bryan
Irvington American Legion Post
Jameson Park
Postgluxviary
No Relief From Heat Seen In Indiana Forecast
Indianapolis cools sought as beaches and shade remain popular. Meteorologist J H Armington warns no change in weather for 24 hours with Sunday highs staying up. Records show Indiana reached a high of 100 degrees plus, while the night low was 71 and by 9 AM the thermometer stood at 82.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Armington
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Armington
Wealthy draft evader freed leaves Leavenworth
Erwin R. Bergdoll wealthy draft dodger to leave Ft. Leavenworth Wednesday after serving two years and ten months for evading military service. Sentence cut fourteen months for good behavior. Brother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll who fled to Germany after evading the draft. Bergdoll to return home to Philadelphia. also note of missing 16 year old Richard Elliott from 163 Foltz Street. description and last seen attire provided.
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United Press
Five Towns Vanished as Etna Spews Lava and Fire
United Press dispatch from Catania reports Etna erupting with thousands of tons of lava arcing into the sky. Five villages are destroyed or threatened, Lingua Glossa and Boscoragate among them, as inhabitants flee under black smoke and red flames. Cattle are driven away, roads clogged with refugees, and the eruption continues from multiple craters.
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Presa Catania
Sicily
Ve Etna
Etna
Question and Answer column guides readers to Muscle Shoals location
The Indianapolis Times explains how to find Muscle Shoals on a map and what the shoals are. Readers can mail questions to the Information Service in Washington with a 2 cent stamp and their contact details for replies.
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Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Indianapolis Times
Washington Service Bureau
Indianapolis Times Information Service
New York Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
City sees flood of 14 to 16 year old job seekers
Miss Elizabeth Somerville of the Juvenile Court reports a flood of applicants, aged 14 to 16, freshly released from school seeking work. They offer varied abilities from errands by bicycle to farm chores and office tasks. No children's employment bureau exists in Indianapolis.
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Elizabeth Somerville
Children’s Employment Bureau
Indianapolis
Gas company seeks rate boosts in Indiana towns
The Central Indiana Gas Company asked the public service commission for authority to raise gas rates at Muncie Hartford City and Fairmount. John W McCardle chaired the commission meeting.
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Central Indiana Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Muncie
Hartford City
Fairmount
John W. McCardle
Watch and cash stolen from Bair's lunch stand 2
Allan Robertson of 234 N State Ave reported a watch valued at 25 dollars and six dollars in cash stolen from Bair's lunch stand No 2, details indicating a larceny at the premises.
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Allan Robertson
N. State Ave
Bair
Stand ard Grocery Burglary Reported at Meridian Street
Thomas Dew manager of the Stand ard grocery at 1916 S. Meridian St. told police the store was entered between Saturday and today. Large quantities of groceries were taken.
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Thomas Dew
Standard Grocery
S. Meridian St
Collision on Meridian Street injures no one
Omar Park of Kokomo was driving south on Meridian Street when he collided at Troy Avenue with a car driven by Mrs. Helen Chandler of Linwood Avenue. Chandler, traveling west on Troy Avenue, lost control and went into a ditch. No injuries were reported.
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Omar Park
Kokomo
Meridian St
Troy Ave
Helen Chandler
Linwood Ave
City council to back fight against water rate increase
Federation civic clubs conference with Corporation Counsel Groninger outlines plan to contest Indianapolis Water Company rate hike before the public service commission on July 18. Council to consider resolution opposing any rise and funding for expert analysis and valuation of the utility.
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Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Water Company
Water Company
Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Taylor E. Groninger
John E. King
King
Groninger
C. H. Weir
Sumner Clancy
E. O. Snethen
Federation of Civic Clubs
Benjamin Perk
Perk
Weir
Guard School Opens at Ft Benjamin Harrison with Indiana Guard
More than 100 officers of the 139th Field Artillery Indiana National Guard and a group of enlisted men attended the opening day of a four day training school at Ft Benjamin Harrison. Col. John S. Fishback commands the regiment.
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139Th Field Artillery
Indiana National Guard
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
John S. Fishback
State Attorney Seeks Ten Vacate Kinder's Office
Attorney General Lesh petitions the State Supreme Court to remove Dwight M. Kinder Lake County prosecuting attorney after his federal conviction for conspiring to violate prohibition laws. Kinder was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to one year and a day in Atlanta federal prison and remains free on bond pending appellate review.
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U. S. Lesh
State Supreme Court
Dwight M. Kinder
Lake County
Kinder
Atlanta
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Lesh
U S Files Suit to Collect Bond
A suit for 2000 dollars was filed in Federal Court by Homer Elliott United States district attorney against Robert W Morris and Michael Schrick both of New Albany as bondsmen for Lee Cottner formerly of New Albany and a state motor police member convicted of conspiracy to transport stolen autos in interstate traffic A jury convicted him recently officials say he is part of a southern Indiana Louisville gang linked to more than 100 car thefts in seven states Cottner did not report for sentence and federal officials believe he may be in South America.
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Robert W. Morris
New Albany
Michael Schrick
Homer Elliott
United States
Moris
Schrick
Lee Cottner
State Motor Police
Indiana
Louisville
Cottner
South America
Officials Seek Rat Bounty Plan in Marion County
The Marion County commissioners discussed a wholesale rat kill under a possible bounty on rat tails. William Bosson of the Farm Bureau presented U S Quartermaster figures showing rats cost the nation over 20 million dollars yearly. Commissioner Tutewiler cited 14000 rats in the courthouse alone while John Kitley and Albert Hoffman endorsed the idea.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Board of County Commissioners
William Bosson
Marion County Farm Bureau
Emsley W. Johnson
United States Quartermaster
United States
Bosson
Harry D. Tutewiler
John Kitley
Albert Hoffman
Weekend Auto Toll Hits 35 Dead In Wide Toll
In a United Press tally of week end car crashes across 27 cities, 34 persons were killed and 136 injured. New York City each saw four dead and thirty injured. Detroit four dead twelve injured. Los Angeles four dead. Montrose Colorado three dead. Cleveland San Francisco Milwaukee Buffalo Cincinnati and New Palestine Indiana two dead each. One fatality reported in Youngstown Ohio Chicago St Paul Columbus Kansas City Ballinger and Wilmington and Waverly.
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United Press
New York City
Detroit
Los Angeles
Montrose
Colo
Cleveland
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Cincinnati
New Palestine
Ind
Youngstown
Ohio
Chicago
New Plant Discussed At Purdue Power Plant Plans
Discussion over the 275000 appropriation for a Purdue University power plant occurred at a conference between Dr Edward C. Elliott, university president, and John W. McCardle, public service commission chairman. Elliott said boiler specifications could be ready in six weeks to heat campus this winter with half the funds available July 1 and the rest next January.
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Purdue University
Edward C. Eliott
John W. McCardle
Public Service Commission
Elliott
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Philadelphia Speeders
INN
Erwin R. Bergdoll
Mt. Etna
Lingua Glossa
Boscoragate
Pompeii
City Fathers
Community Club Federation Committee
Fort
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Pied Pipers
Purdue
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