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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

14

N E A Talks Broadcast From Station WFBM

Station WFBM will air National Education Association talks during the Indianapolis convention week starting June 28. U S Commissioner of Education John J. Tigert opens with The Faith of the American People in Public Education. Graff and Dearing deliver welcomes, with Mrs. Mary Bradford and James A. Crain also speaking. The Denver president Jesse H. Neulon discusses The Educational Outlook.

National Education Association Indianapolis WFMB John J. Tigert United States Commissioner of Education Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Fred Newell Morris

Police Drag River in Search for Man Wagner

Police searched White River near the Washington Street bridge today for Joseph F. Wagner 28 of 1623 North Jefferson Avenue who left home at 7 a m Wednesday. A note with his hat and coat was found and a postmark dated 12 30 p m suggested he planned self harm. Mrs Wagner said he had been out of work since Monday but was in good health and there was no domestic trouble.

Joseph F. Wagner N. Jefferson Ave Washington St White River

Indiana Night program features notable Hoosiers speakers

Technical High School Band will provide music for Indiana night with Meredith Nicholson speaking on Culture and Brass Tacks and Albert J. Beveridge delivering Steady As She Goes. Indiana University and other educators will present twenty minute talks on interpreting the schools to the public.

Technical Indiana Meredith Nicholson Albert J. Beveridge United States Indianapolis Ernest G. Hesser Thoee John W. Abercrombie Alabama Anna G. Fraser Oakland Cal Belle M. Monroe King High School Akron Ohio John J. Maddox St. Louis Lillia E. Johnson Eau Claire Wis Newsboys Glen Frank University of Wisconsin Joy Elmer Morgan Journal E. H. Lindley University of Kansas Hoosier Ella Victoria Dobbs University of Missouri

Three youths head to Tulsa for junior chamber convention

August Schrader George Mize and William Henry Harrison will depart June 23 for Tulsa Oklahoma to attend the national convention of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce.

August Schrader George Mize William Henry Harrison Tulsa Okla The United States Junior Chamber of Commerce

Fines Imposed in Sherman Act Chair Cases

Federal Judge Adam C. Cliffe ordered penalties ranging from 1000 to 5000 dollars on forty nine chair makers indicted for conspiracy to fix prices and restrict competition. Total fines reached 166000 dollars with amounts based on business scale and financial status. Named fines include The S Karpen and Brothers Company Chicago Tell City Chair Company Old Colony Chair Company Indianapolis Chair and Furnish Peru Chair Works Faucett Umprey Chair Company Spencer Table and Chair Company.

United Press Chicago Adam C. Cliffe Federal Grand Jury Roger Shale S. Karpen and Brothers Com

None Here Will Plead Guilty Says Secretary

Murray H. Morris secretary of the Indianapolis Furniture Manufacturers Association says none of seven local firms indicted for alleged Sherman act violations will plead guilty. He asserts the firms are not guilty and will not plead guilty.

Murray H. Morris Indianapolis Furniture Manufacturers Association Morris

Secretary Hoover endorses three year commerce program

DETROIT June 18 Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover announced and began a three year program within his department. The move aims to promote industrial growth and improve trade relations as part of ongoing national economic efforts.

United Press Detroit Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover

Chair Manufacturers Cited For Sherman Act Violation

William B. Wreford secretary of the Retail Furniture Dealers Association told United Press today that chair manufacturers following a plan to cut production costs unintentionally violated the Sherman anti trust law.

Rying William B. Wreford Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association United Press Today

Guards to drill in observance of National Defense Day

Indiana National Guardsmen will join voluntary drills during the July 4 Defense Day observance. Adjutant General William H. Kershner said the plan is largely left to unit commanding officers after a conference with Governor Jackson.

Indiana

Convention Invites Carried to National Hardware Dealers Meet

Raymond P. Van Camp and N A Glading will attend the National Retail Hardware Dealers Association congress in Philadelphia next week carrying invitations from Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Shank and Governor Jackson announce the 1926 congress to be held in the city.

Raymond P. van Camp N. A. Glading National Retail Hardware Dealers Association Philadelphia Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Shank Jackson

Chinese Reds Put to Death in Hankow and Tien Tsin

Central News dispatch reports two communists executed by shooting after arrests in Hankow and Tien Tsin. In Hankow seven arrested with one shot. in Tien Tsin several arrested with one shot. A mixed and artillery brigade of Chang Tso Lin reportedly arrived near Peking. Students join Feng Yu Hsiang’s anti British regiment as the political situation remains perplexing.

United Press London Hankow Tien Tsin Central News Chang Tso Lin Peking Yellow Temple Feng Yu U Hsiang

Truck Struck by Train Sees Driver Jump to Escape

William Banner, colored, of 1749 Lockwood Street escaped injury today after he leapt from his truck when a train struck the vehicle.Authorities investigated the scene and no serious harm was reported.

William Banner Lockwood St

Truck Demolished Under Big Four Engine On Keystone Ave

A truck was destroyed when struck by a Big Four locomotive at the Keystone Avenue Belt Railroad crossing. No injuries are reported, and authorities are investigating the incident.

Keystone Ave Belt Railroad

Lovely Summer Dresses At Low Prices Across Styles

Beautiful dresses for street, party, and shopping wear in a wide range of colors and materials. Each design features clever trimming with florals and pleats, promising a fresh season look for women and girls who shop early.

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