Police raid yields gambling, liquor arrests in 48 hours
One hundred twenty-three men and twenty-eight women were arrested in a two day period. Many faced charges including operating a blind tiger drunkenness gambling and statutory offenses. Raids by Lt Jones Lt McGee Lt Corrigan and Sgt OConnor uncovered liquor and gambling activity across several addresses.
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Noe Luvane
Capitol Ave
Jones
McGee
Ed Graves
Washington St
Graves
William Hasselberg
Michigan
Henry Hasselberg
William H. Stafford
S. Harding St
Corrigan
O'Connor
Airman Reaches 9000 Meters Before Fainting
Lieutenant Bury ascends to 9000 meters aiming for a world altitude record. Oxygen tank ruptures causing fainting as plane begins to dive. He regains consciousness, regains control, and lands safely.
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Paris
Bury
British Destroyer Seizes Turkish Armed Transport
A British destroyer in the Sea of Marmara intercepted a Turkish transport loaded with arms. The munitions were being shipped from Thrace, a disputed region of Europe after the Greco Turkish war concluded with a Greek defeat.
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Constantinople
Sea of Marmara
Thrace
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Greece
K O P Services Held at Castle Hall Memorial
The Rev T R White of Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church gave the memorial address at joint services for Knights of Pythias lodges Pythian Sisters Uniform Rank and D O K K at Castle Hall Sunday afternoon. A memorial ritual was led by Henry Harmes’s committee. K of P members who died in service were commemorated with flowers carried by a nurse in Red Cross dress.
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Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
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Castle Hall
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Publicity Plan for Indiana World War Plaza Aims at Conventions
Marcus Sonntag of Evansville, president, says the rial commission will provide wide publicity for plans of the Indiana World War plaza. Tentative plaza and orial building arrangements will be explained at the State convention of the American law and a project description is hoped for at the national convention next October.
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Effie Jones Poison Attempt Foiled by Son
Mrs Effie Jones of 340 North St was saved when her son Andrew Jones aged 17 jumped toward her and knocked away a vial of poison as she attempted to ingest it police said Both were later treated at city hospital where her condition improved
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N. St
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Baptist pastors to meet at polis conference
Pastors of the Baptist churches of polis will attend a conference at the headquarters 727 730 Occidental. Dr. C M Dinsmore general superintendent of the Indiana convention will preside. Pastors have been asked to bring laymen.
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Grinstille Fire Destroys Flour Mill in Fulda
Grinstille Ind June 18 The baker flour mill at Fulda was destroyed Sunday by fire that threatened the town. Total damages estimated at 50000 dollars.
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Fulda
Brave River Voyage Offers Navy Picnic Cruise Tonight
World War veterans and U S Sunbeam crew from the 9th Regiment Naval Reserve sail from Broad Ripple at 8 p m for a perilous White River cruise over uncharted seas and reefs as music from the Naval Reserve band plays. The county board awaits legal opinions on repairing the Keyston e Avenue cement road after hearing on its faulty condition, with transcripts not yet available to the new county attorney.
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Broad Ripple
Ravenswood
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Keystone Ave
Johnson
Leo K. Fesler
Mrs Nelle Zanders Dies At Home In Beech Grove
Mrs Nelle Clapp Zanders 31 born Hartsville Ind youngest daughter of Ed E Clapp died at Methodist Hospital Saturday. She belonged to Rebecca Lodge 812 the Maccabees and the Christian Church of Hartsville. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at home burial Crown Hill. She was civic minded in Beech Grove.
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Fred H. Zanders
Eighth Ave
Beech Grove
Methodist Hospital
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Hartsville
Ind
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Rebecca Lodge
Christian Church of Hartsville
Crown Hill Cemetery
Minnesota finishes light vote in senatorial contest
A light turnout marked the Minnesota senatorial election with voters nominating Republican Democratic and Farmer Labor candidates for the late Knute Nelson seat. The weak vote was viewed as favorable to Governor J A O Preus, the Republican administration candidate, amid broad interest in national policy.
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Minnesota
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J. A. O. Preus
Chutes Victim Improves At Methodist Hospital
Stanley Hibbs nine son of Nellie Hibbs of 2147 North Pennsylvania Street is improving at Methodist Hospital after a test boat on the Mystic Chutes at Riverside Amusement Park struck him while he waded Saturday. Chutes officials told police they had ordered him away shortly before the accident.
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Purchasers to Picnic at Columbia Park in Indiana
The Purchasing Agents Association of Indiana will hold its annual picnic Thursday at Columbia Park. A base ball game between the purchasing agents and the salesmen and contests for women will be features of the afternoon. There will be dancing in the pavilion.
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Search for Clifford Owens in capital area home wreck incident
Police today sought Clifford Owens a 25 year old colored man living near Sixteenth and Vandes Streets. Owens is alleged to have wrecked the home of Fannie Kerrigan colored 1424 North Capitol Avenue Sunday night after a quarrel.
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Capitol Ava
Boys Take Long Trip Detained By Police
Two 12 year old boys traveling from Chicago to Indianapolis by a side door Pullman were detained by police and sent back to Chicago. Charles Moore of 1011 E Twenty First Street reported his grandson Emil Melville of 1046 Diversey Parkway and William Stockum of 2738 Osgood Street were at his home after running away.
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E. Twenty-First St
Emil Melville
Diversey Parkway
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William Stockum
Osgood St
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel Tucker set tonight
An aged resident, Mrs. Rachel Tucker aged 86 wife of Dr. George W. Tucker dies Sunday morning. Funeral services will be at 7 30 p m at the home 2618 W Michigan St. Burial in Crawfordsville where she formerly lived Tuesday at 2 30 p m.
Death ends probe into Dr. Atkins killing near White River
Detectives handed over case evidence to Coroner Paul F. Robinson after locating a shotgun matching the murder weapon in a shack owned by Francis M. Smith. Smith, who used the same gun to shoot himself, died Saturday night in the city hospital after not regaining consciousness.
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Forty-Second St
Smith
Scouts Will Get Flag Presentation At City Church
Troop 73 Boy Scouts will receive a silk American flag from the Alvin P. Hovey Relief Corps at the Mountain Street M E Church Friday night. Mrs Madge Frady will make the presentation. A field meet Saturday afternoon at Brookside Park pits Troops 56 73 and 74 with the Roosevelt district champion in sight.
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Alvin P. Hovey
Race Fatal to Boy in Ohio River Towboat Run
Lawrenceburg Ind June 138 Louis F Liddle 15 drowned in the Ohio River during a race with companions His body not recovered The drowning occurred at the same place where George Kunz Jr was drowned years ago Kunz body never found.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Louis F. Liddle
Ohio River
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Kunz
Milk Drive Nets Two Carloads of Milk Donations
Officials of Near East Relief estimate contributions of the Advertising Club campaign at two carloads or 5 000 cans. Campfire Girls sold milk Friday and Saturday. Frank B Flanner club president led Saturday night by writing his check for two cases. Two thousand grocers and druggists had condensed milk on sale last week. The milk donated will be shipped to New Orleans and then to the Bible lands.
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Frank B. Flanner
New Orleans
Bible Lands
Tribute Paid Ministers at Crown Hill Cemetery
The Epworth League of the Indianapolis district of the Methodist Episcopal Church decorated the graves of more than 100 deceased ministers Sunday afternoon at Crown Hill cemetery. The district cabinet will hold its monthly session at Room D Y M C A Tuesday night.
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Indianapolis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Open Window and Money Left at Wall Paper Store
Police found an open window and an undisturbed safe with money inside at the Martin Rosenberger wallpaper store 423 West Washington Street. L M Bulle and Al Less of the Merchants Protective Association located the open window early today.
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Racial outbreaks claim two lives in Chicago
Two people died in racial outbreaks in Chicago's black belt following weekend shootings. A white man Morris Cohn was stabbed in a restaurant by a black assailant who fled. White T. C. Lambrecht and black Lee Anderson fought over the black belt situation linked to the vice crusade against resorts and gambling houses.
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Lee Anderson
Alleged Poisoner Creighton Goes On Trial In Newark
Mrs Mary F Creighton faces murder charges in Newark New Jersey for allegedly poisoning her brother Charles Raymond Avery 18 with arsenic to obtain his life insurance Her husband John Creighton is charged with the same offense The case opens amid claims of a modern Lucretia Borgias portrayal and a nervous smile from the defendant
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Policeman Overcome At Brother’s Home In Indiana
Police Captain Frank Rowe suffered sun stroke at his brother’s home in Osgood Indiana. The brother called Police Captain Fletcher Sunday night to report Rowe’s condition and seek aid.
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Osgood
Ind
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