AID FOR POOR TO BE TASKED
Relief for impoverished families through county tax funds will be discussed Thursday at the county commissioners office. Indianapolis Community Fund township trustees and Chamber of Commerce heads will meet on a call by William H. Insley. David Liggett will present analysis of city unemployment and joint relief responsibility.
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Indianapolis Community Fund
Chamber of Commerce
William H. Insley
David Liggett
Fright Shocks Pittsburgh Bank Messenger to Death
Frank B. Stauff a 37 year old bank messenger died after a robbery at Central Station last Monday police sought one of two bandits. He collapsed after identifying a suspect as one of the robbers the force said fright and shock killed him.
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Unitred Press
Pittsburgh
Frank B. Stauff
Stauff
Central Police Station
Plan Lynhurst Bank Proposed Private Bank Plan Authorized
State approval was granted for a proposal to organize a private bank at Lynhurst, authorized by Luther F. Symons, the commissioner. The plan outlines the formation steps and regulatory compliance for the Lynhurst institution.
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Lynurst
Luther F. Symons
Mourners Visit Grave to Collect Thiel Fund Payment
In Chicago on June 17 mourners gathered at the grave of Louis A. Thiel a fresco artist who left a 2500 fund to pay lodge members and relatives for visiting his grave on June 17 and November 17 each year. Seventy six mourners collected 20 dollars each with no flowers laid.
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Thiel
William Zeuch
Martha Maurer
Tire price war looms over Indianapolis dealers
A widespread tire price cutting drive in Indianapolis reduces prices by 3 to 14 percent amid tariff and mail order pressures. Dealers warn profits vanish as big manufacturers push independents, with Goodyear Ajax General Goodrich Fisk and Miller cited among those trimming prices.
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Indianapolis
W. J. Coughlin
General Tire Agency
R. J. Boesnecker
Fisk Tire Company
Art Rose
Miller Tire Agency
Rose
Egypt
W. O. Rutherford
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Rutherford
Goodyear
Ajax
General
Goodrich
Fisk
Miller
Bogus Bills Passed In Indianapolis And Statewide
Federal Secret Service chief Charles Mazey warned that counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills circulating in Indianapolis and across Indiana use altered portraits replacing Hamilton and Jackson. The fake currency features Washington instead of the genuine designers on real notes.
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Indianapolis
Charles Mazey
Indiana District of Federal Secret Service
Washington
Hamilton
Jackson
Maniac shoots two in New York spree vows fourteen more
New York police hunted a self styled killer known as 3 X the man behind the gun who already murdered two and threatened to kill fourteen more. Noel Lowley 26 a radio salesman was shot in a car with a companion Miss Elizabeth King as detectives link two recent murders Moynski and Lowley. Bail for Miss May remains at fifty thousand dollars as Miss Ring describes the same killer. Police ordered all leaves suspended and patrols set near the crime scene.
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United Press
NEW York
Metropolitan Police
College Point
Noel Lowley
3-X
Lowley
Queens
Joseph Moynski
Whitestone
New
Yak Journal
Catherine May
Elizabeth King
Moyznski
Miss May
Miss Ring
Jamaica
Sowley
Misss Ring
Moyinski
Stock Tickers Jam as Market Hits New Lows
New York June 18 stock tickers were jammed and trading ran an hour late. The market slid to new lows for the year amid a wave of selling with 500 issues making new lows and totals showing about 3.0 billion dollars in market value lost.
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New York
IT Girl Settles Love Affair With 30000 Cash
Clara Bow travels to Dallas to avert a possible alienation of affections suit. She plans to hand $30,000 to the wife of her alleged suitor to settle the matter and prevent a co respondent divorce action. Bow hints Rex Bell as her current leading man and expects the Los Angeles divorce action to proceed later this summer.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Clara Bow
Rex Bell
Run Amok on Train Subdued After Fierce Battle
Sterlin Ewald, 28, who claimed to be a Louisville banker’s brother, ran through the National Limited near Cincinnati, broke into a compartment with a terrified woman, and was subdued after a violent struggle with trainmen and railroad detectives. He was manacled and returned to police, claiming confusion and asserting a brother named Louis Ewald. he carried letters of credit for 5000 dollars most of which were spent, and said he was traveling from Washington to Louisville.
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United Preas
Cincinnati
Sterlin Ewald
Louisville
National Limited
Baltimore & Ohio
Ewald
Emmett
Kirgan
Louis Ewald
Sterlin
Europe
Washington
Record Flight Sets Nationwide Air Time Milestone
William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee completed a transcontinental round trip landing in Jacksonville after San Diego departure. They beat Captain Hawks coast to coast and return time by about six hours with a total 30 hours 42 minutes 15 seconds. They also set a new westward leg record and added a local welcome for Ken Maynard in Columbus Indiana during the Indiana air tour squadron visit.
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United Press
Jacksonville
Fla
William S. Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Indianapolis
Jacksonville Beach
San Deigo
Cal
Frank Hawks
Hawks
New York
Los Angeles
San Diego
Haks
Columbus
Ind
Ken Maynard
William Maynard
Indiana Air Tour Squadron
Reed’s View on Prohibition Faces Nation’s Liquor Question
Former Missouri senator James A. Reed argues temperance sentiment shifts as Prohibition wanes. In a Times exclusive series beginning June 23, Reed presents a candid inside look at the liquor issue and a proposed solution.
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America
James A. Reed
Missouri
The
Times
Reed
Prophets Dinner Hosted by Libby and Smith in Louisville
Grand Monarch Edward W. Lib bey and past grand monarch Edward Smith of Washington DC entertained Washington delegates at a chicken dinner in Robert's restaurant located at Kentucky avenue and Maryland street. Music was provided by the German band of the Louisville Grotto.
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Edward W. Libbey
Edward Smith
Washington, D. C
Washington
Robert
Kentucky Avenue
Maryland Street
Louisville Grotto
Bank Manager Indicted in Cleveland Embezzlement Case
Whitmore L. Pinder, 37, former manager of a Cleveland Trust Company branch, was indicted on charges of embezzling $4,000 from the bank. Police allege he admitted taking more than $60,000 of bank funds to cover stock market losses.
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United Press
Cleveland
Whitmore L. Pinder
Cleveland Trust Company
Pinder
Fugitive Captured After Rising Sun Prison Break
Henry Shelton 19, alias Jack Terrell, captured in Lexington flats Lexington avenue and Eleventh street after escaping Rising Sun jail with Alex Geisting alias Ralph Moore. Shelton alleges Sheriff Leon Neal intoxicated during escape plot and alleges Moore aided the breakout.
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Lexington Flats
Capitol Avenue
Eleventh Street
Rising Sun
Ind
Henry Shelton
North Capitol Avenue
Jack Terrell
Alex Geisting
Ralph Moore
Leon Neal
Morrow Wins New Jersey Senate Nomination on Prohibition Repeal
Dwight W. Aorrow, a Morgan man turned diplomat and politician, is nominated as the Republican U S Senate candidate from New Jersey on a platform seeking repeal of the eighteenth amendment. He carries every county and leads Fort by about 277,469 votes with 158 districts reported. Hoover signals support for Morrow as Fort concedes.
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Newark
N. J
Dwight W.aorrow
House of Morgan
United States Senate
New Jersey
Franklin W. Fort
Ciry
Hoover
Milk bootleggers targeted in South Bend health crackdown
South Bend health officials announce a crackdown on milk bootleggers for violating local dairy ordinance. A $50 fine is set as the penalty.
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Probe of Torch Murder Case Ties to Schroeder Sweetheart
Mobile Alabama June 18. Sheriff George Winkler and deputies in Indianapolis will question Leah Schroeder wife of Harold Herbert Schroeder about a letter mailed from Indianapolis May 29. The inquiry centers on whether Schroeder's disappearance and a burned car near Indianapolis are connected to possible racketeer involvement and his whereabouts.
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George Winkler
Indianapolis
Leah Schroeder
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Schroeder
Winkler
George Eggleston
Sher
Iffa
Morrow Emerges as Prohibition Repeal Leader in New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow won the New Jersey Republican senate primary by a large plurality on the repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The victory positions him as a national leader of the anti prohibition movement and a possible Republican presidential contender if Hoover is replaced. The report notes his business background and cross support from business circles and anti prohibition factions. A separate item reports a raid at Roy Alwine’s residence resulting in three pints of rye whisky and home brew seized and a charge of violating the liquor law.
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Morrow
Drys
Hoover
Fort
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Moreron
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Hoover
Republican
NY. Ind
Roy Alwine
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