Will Latta estate set to pay vast city aims after 200 years
Provisions place a $50,000 estate in trust with releases at 200 years when reaching hundreds of millions for projects in Indianapolis and surrounding towns. Beneficiaries include DePauw University and the Art Association. the Latta library and Conservatory of Music are named. Latta dies in a Carmel crossing accident en route to a possible marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Latta
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Ft. Wayne
Ruma Marguérite Sander
de Pauw University
Art Association of Indianapolis
City of Ligonier
Union Trust Company
Carrie Hunt Latta
Indianapolis
Conservatory
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Indiana Trust Company
Pletcher Savines and Trust Company
Art Association
Latin University At
Ligonter
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ligonier
Miss Sander
Carlyle
Donald Latta
Latta
Billy Sunday Aid to Train Hymn Singers at Bethany Park
Homer A. Rodeheaver of Chicago will train church choristers and evangelistic singers at the Bethany Park Assembly July 21 to 28. Rev. Virgil P. Brock of Indianapolis assists. Dr. G. I. Hoover opens the program. Bathing boating and fishing will be offered to visitors and church workers during the Bethany Park conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer A. Rodeheavyer
Chicago
Ill
Bethany Park Assembly
Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Virgil P. Brock
Indianapolis
G. I. Hoover
Indiana Christian Missionary Association
Bethany Park Association
Bethany Park
2 INDIANAPOLIS EDITORS APPEAR IN VOTE PROBE
In South Bend on June 18 Warren C. Fairbanks publisher of the Indianapolis News and Boyd Gurley editor of The Indianapolis Times testified before a federal grand jury probing alleged Lake county election fraud in 1923. The panel, directed by United States district attorney Oliver M. Loomis, heard 40 witnesses including Whiting mayor Walter Scharge and former Indiana highway commission chairman John Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
South Bend
Warren C. Fairbanks
The
Indianapolis News
Boyd Gurley
Indianapolis Times
Federal Grand Jury
Lake County
Oliver M. Loomis
United States District Attorney
Oklahoma
the News
the Times
Walter Scharge
Whiting
John D. Williams
Indiana Highway Commission
Thomas Riley
Indianapolis
Gary
Why Treat Corns Three Days Ad
An advertisement promotes Shut-Off a corn remedy promising removal of corns or calluses in 3 minutes. It claims guaranteed safety for healthy skin and totals a 50-cent bottle sold at Hook's Drug Stores and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook’s
Muncle
Ind
J. O. Dailey
Dept
Baltimore
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mother
Mrs. Frank Lukes of R. No. 1 Box 58 Lankin North Dakota credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving her health during pregnancy and for the birth of a healthy baby boy. She says she feels stronger and would not be without the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frank Lukes
Lankir
N. Dakoea
Endurance flyers Robbins and Kelly feted by Mormon chiefs
Robbins and Kelly, new air endurance record holders, arrive in Indianapolis aboard Robbins monoplane and prepare to meet Indianapolis officials and the Marmon Motor Car Company. They will tour airports, visit Marmon factory, and discuss air facilities while receiving honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Kelly
Indianapolis
James Kelly
R. E. Robbins
Ft. Worth
Tex
Capitol Airport
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Marmon Motor Car Company
Ryan
Ryan-Mahoney Aircraft Corporation
Embry-Riddle Passengers Head to Cities for Training and Flights
Passengers on Embry Riddle air mail planes Monday included Donald A. McConnell the local Embry Riddle representative traveling to Cincinnati and back, Harrison King to Cincinnati, Miss Marie Boyat returning from Cincinnati to enter Embry Riddle flying school, and Edgar A. Hall Jr of New York traveling to Chicago to take a Boeing transcontinental plane for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embry-Riddle Air Mail
Donald A. McConnell
Embry- Riddle
Cincinnati
Harrison King
Marie Boyat
Embry-Riddle Flying School
Edgar A. Hall Jr
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Paris Aces Try World Speed and Endurance Record
French fliers De Marmier and Favreau started from Le Bourget at 5 19 today in a Potez monoplane with 550 horsepower and sixty hours of fuel. They completed the first circuit at 7 41 and the second at 8 38 in Paris to Cape Gris Nez, averaging 111 78 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
Paris
de Marmier
Favreau
le Bourget
Cape Gris Nez
Potez
Airport Designs Sought Be Times Specs
New York on June 18 reports strong interest in the Lehigh airport competition for modern airport designs. Over 1,000 requests for the program have been received from architects engineers and city planners with 12,000 copies already distributed to professionals nationwide. C Stanley Taylor of New York manages the program. Sponsored by the Lehigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Times
New York
Lehigh Airports
C. Stanley Taylor
Pp m Committee
Lehigh
World Flight Planned by Hamlin and Pilot
Fred E. Hamlin of Los Angeles and pilot Werner Gunther plan a round the world trip starting in New York with Indianapolis as the first stop. They will continue to California Seattle Juneau Alaska cross the Bering Strait to Vladivostok Tokio Shanghai French Indo China Persia Turkey Germany Ireland Iceland and Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Hamlin
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Werner Gunther
Hamlin
Elliott Hamlin
Columbia Club
New York
California
Seattle
Juneau
Alaska
Bering Straits
Vladivostok
Tokio
Shanghai
Persia
Turkey
Germany
Ireland
Iceland
Newfoundland
Flight endurance attempt planned over Minneapolis by Haugh and Shank
Owen Haugh and Gene Shank, who failed to set a new endurance record three weeks earlier, planned another attempt in Minneapolis. They aim to beat 172 hours 32 minutes 1 second set in Texas by Robbins and Kelly, flying night and day over the Twin City area for a week. Thorwald Johnson and Vern Nelson will pilot the refueling aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay United Press
Minneapolis
Owen Haugh
Gene Shank
Texas
R. L. Robbins
James Kelly
Twin City
Thorwald Johnson
Vern Nelson
Arrivals and Departures at City Airports
Hoosier Airport at Chic Wilson Fort Wayne hosts a Waco biplane flight from Fort Wayne with a round trip by Clyde Shockley Kokomo, Fairchild monoplane return by Bob Shank Hoosier airport president with two passengers to Louisville and back Travel Air biplane Mars Hill George Haldeman Bellanca to Vincennes Monday night return today Capitol Airport Warren W Ash ley with Misses F Abbott and H Abbott from Fort Wayne return in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Chic Wilson
Ft. Wayne
Waco
Clyde Shockley
Kokomo
Fairchild
Bob Shank
Louisville
Travel Air
Mars Hill
George Haldeman
Bellanca
Vincennes
Capitol
Warren W. Ashley
F. Abbott
H. Abbott
Goebel to Attempt Coast-to-Coast Record Flight
Col Arthur C Goebel, holder of a coast-to-coast non stop flight record, arrived in Cleveland and announced plans to enter the Pacific coast to Cleveland race part of the national air races and exposition from August 24 to September 2. He aims to beat his current time this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Unifea
Cleveland
Arthur C. Goebel
Pacific Coast
Plane hunts bandits in Sumner bank robbery
An airplane searched for three young gunmen who robbed the First National Bank of Sumner Illinois, escaping with $13 000 after wounding a teller late Monday. The pursuit followed the robbery reported today by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Robinson
Ill
First National Bank
Sumner
Til
One Cent a Day Insurance Ad Offers 100 Monthly
The National Protective Insurance Association promotes a policy at three dollars and sixty five cents per year. It provides 100 dollars monthly for 12 months or 1000 to 1500 dollars at death with no medical exam. Eligible are men women and children over ten. No money required for 10 days free inspection. Mail details to Kansas City address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Protective Insurance Association
Scarritt Bldg
Man Charged With Hit‑and‑Run After Theft And Threats
George Bevington 28 faces charges of leaving the scene of an auto accident and taking a vehicle after confessing to threatening a crowd with a revolver and fleeing an accident involving a stolen car near Broad Ripple Friday night. The stolen auto came from William Spice of 2035 North Meridian Street. Bevington is on parole from Mansfield Reformatory where he served eighteen months of a one to five year sentence for possession of burglars tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bevington
Broad Ripple
William Spice
North Meridian Street
Bevington
Mansfield
O.) Reformatory
Wiggam Charged After Reckless Driving Crash
Awaiting trial on reckless driving charges Charles Wiggam 30 of 1238 North Sheffield Avenue a Meier Packing Company truck driver was in the wreck Monday on West Tenth Street near City Hospital when his truck backed into a car exiting the admitting room. The meat truck plunged down Fall Creek Bank trapping him in water as he watched a purse with 25 to 50 dollars float away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
East Tenth Street
City Hospital
Frank Getty
North Gate Street
Getty
James Cooper
North Randolph Street
Leigh LaRue
Denny Street
New York
Lon Clarey
Jones Street
Senate Avenue
Washington Street
Norman Utley
William Utley
Vandeman Avenue
Clarey
Charles Wiggam
North
Sheffield Avenue
Meier Packing Company
West Tenth Street
Wiggam
Fall Creek
Bridgeport Youth Arrested After West Washington Chase
Cecil Stanford, 20, of Bridgeport, was under arrest on charges of speeding, driving through a safety zone and reckless driving. He was captured after a chase of more than a mile on West Washington street Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Stanford
Bridgeport
West Washington Street
Cars Crash Head On Near Lawrence injures four
A head on collision on Pendleton pike near Lawrence at 6 30 am left four people with minor cuts and bruises. John W Cole 31 Markleville said he could not see Ralph Robbins 41 of 2337 College avenue. Floyd Mullin 52 and Ross Suffle 20 of Anderson also injured. John L Yeazel 20 North Talbott avenue suffered a serious injury when his auto was sideswiped on State road 52 near Lebanon. His left arm was amputated and condition listed as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Pike
Lawrence
John W. Cole
Markleville
Ralph Robbins
College’ Avenue
Floyd Mullin
Ross Suffle
Anderson
John L. Yeazel
North Talbott Avenue
Weather at Indianapolis Airport Winds and Visibility Improve
At 9 30 a m the Indianapolis airport reports a southwest wind of nine miles per hour. Barometric pressure 30 12 inches, temperature 83 degrees. Ceiling and visibility are unlimited, field conditions described as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Baldwins Face New Hot Car Ring Trial
Frederick R. Bonifield and Earl R. Cox were appointed to defend Leo and Ted Baldwin before Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell as they face next week substantive charges linked to an interstate motor theft ring. The Baldwins return June 25 from Leavenworth where they serve two year conspiracy sentences. The government aims for longer sentences on the substantive counts and will bring several other defendants from prison to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Bonifield
Earl R. Cox
Robert C. Baltzell
Leo
Ted Baldwin
Baldwins
Leavenworth
W. Lee Smith
Robert F. McNay
Jacob Wohlfeld
Fred Binzer
Louis Windt
Officials Take Oath as State Dental Board Members
Dr. Wallace T. Linn of Crawfordsville and James B. Carr of Indianapolis were sworn in as members of the state dental examining board in the supreme court clerk’s office at the statehouse Monday. Annual examinations for graduate dental students are underway in the House of Representatives with laboratory work planned at the Indiana Dental College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace T. Linn
Crawfordsville
James B. Carr
Indianapolis
State Dental Examining Board
Supreme Court Clerk
Statehouse
House of Representatives
Indiana Dental College
Booth Funeral Services for General Bramwell Booth Held
London reports funeral services for General Bramwell Booth former commander in chief of the Salvation Army will be conducted at Albert Hall with General E J Higgins in charge Interment at Abney Park Cemetery follows in the family vault beside founders General William Booth and Catherine Booth The body will lie in state at Congress Hall Clapton Friday and Saturday for public viewing officials say flags at international headquarters remain at full mast reflecting the Army not marking the death as a half mourning event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Albert Hall
E. J. Higgins
Army
Abney Park Cemetery
William Booth
Catherine Booth
Bief
Congress Hall
Clapton
General Booth
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Reginald E. Robbins
Leslie
American Legion
Shortridge
Butler
Butler University
North Delaware
Shortridge High School
Indiana Central
Teachers College of Indianapolis
Cecil Andrews
Indianaa University
Ruth B. Bozell
Cornell University
Walter G. Gingery
Washington High School
City
Arthur S. Hathaway
Northwestern University
Emily Helming
Curtis D. Kirklin
Franklin College
Hiram Stout
H. L. Harshman
Technical High School
I. T. Shultz
Butler Education Department
Schultz
Harry G. Leslie
Orville
Harold Rogers
Indiana State Farm
Hendricks
James Reed
Trogers Brothers
Billy
Aid
Homer A. Rodeheaver
Gurley
Fairbanks
F. M. Roberts
Jonesboro
E. H. Jose
Capitol Airways
James Douglas
Harold Preston
Walker Winslow
Curtiss Flying Service
H. Weir Cook
Curtiss
Charles F. Devoe
Marmon
J. H. Kenyon
St. Louis
Eaglerock
R. Brewster
van Huffman Aircraft Company
Globe Flight
Goebel
instReet At
Illinois Bank
Ruth Jones
West Thirty-second Street
Hamilton County
Noblesville
H. Lauter Company
Washington and
Harding Streets
Belmont
State Dental Board
American Loan Company
Bankers Trust Co
Pennsylvania
Super Pennsylvania
Pure Oil Company
Pure Oil
American Company
Bankers
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