Downtown club sued for receivership over back rent
Shaw-Walker Company filed a receivership suit in Superior Court against Hoosier Square and Compass Club Inc. It alleges the club leased the second and third floors of 43 45 S. Meridian St for four years eight months at 425 monthly, is over five months in arrears totaling 2231.12, and that the club’s property is valued at 12000.
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Hoosier Square and Compass Club, Inc
Shaw-Walker Company
Meridian St
Honeywell Enters National Balloon Race on July Fourth
Capt H E Honeywell, national balloon race winner in 1912 and 1920, entered the July 4 event at the Speed Way. Entries closed June 15, with Honeywell mailing his application June 14 to Blaine McGrath promoter. McGrath also pursues bringing to Indianapolis the largest bombing plane from McCook Field Dayton Ohio, boasting 2100 gallons of gasoline six twelve cylinder motors upper wings thirty feet high two propellers and capacity for ten men.
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H. E. Honeywell
Speedway
Honeywell
Blaine McGrath
McGrath
Indianapolis
McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
Auto Crash Sparks Fire on Massachusetts Avenue
A crash between pumper company No 8 at Massachusetts Avenue and St Clair Street and a truck driven by 17 year old Charles Bornstein sparked a street fire on Massachusetts Avenue and Michigan Street Tuesday night. A spectator lit a match causing flames to leap before chemicals halved the damage. Harry Goldstein 16 of 838 Maple Street sustained minor knee cuts.
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Massachusetts Ave
St. Clair St
Charles Bornstein
Union St
Michigan St
Harry Goldstein
Maple St
Bornstein
Wife sues for divorce over alleged bridge incident
Theta J. Van Slyke files in Superior Court against Frank Van Slyke claiming he threw pots, attempted to push her from a bridge over the Ohio River, carved the family coffee pot, and fled in four cities to evade police. She says the husband left with their three children and his mother, leaving her to cope alone.
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Ohio River
Theta J. van Slyke
Roosevelt Ave
Frank van Slyke
Five Story Macaroni Plant Fire Leaves Damages in St Louis
A dramatic blaze at the Randazzo Macaroni Company in St Louis gutted the five story factory and a neighboring three story building after an explosion on the top floor. Damage is estimated at more than $275,000.
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St. Louis
Randazzo Macaroni Company
Macaroni
Indiana Bell To Grant Saturday Half Holidays
A half holiday will be given to Indiana Bell Telephone Company office employees on select Saturdays this summer. The designated dates are June 23 and 30, July 21, August 4 18 25, and September 1. Fugitive Wanted at Anderson Walter Maddux 24 husband of Lara Francis ex wife of Frank Francis burglar who implicated J Herbert Hartman Indianapolis attorney is wanted in Anderson Ind for issuing fraudulent checks detectives said today. He was arrested Tuesday for fugitive from justice. He gave his address as New Albany Ind.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Walter Maddux
Lara Francis
Frank Francis
J. Herbert Hartman
Indianapolis
Anderson, Ind
New Albany
Ind
Capitol City Cleaners Expands with New Prospect Street Branch
The Capitol City Cleaners Company, a garment and rug cleaning firm, opened a new branch at 1126 28 Prospect St. The company also operates a store at 724 Shelby St.
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Capitol City Cleaners Company
Prospect St
Shelby St
Multifaceted Chief William Barrows Shifts Roles in Heights Police
Versatile William G. Barrows, chief of Cleveland Heights police, is a lawyer, husband, father, Methdist exhorter, band director, ranch owner, and Phi Gamma Delta member. His career spans Chardon youth, Allegheny College, Ohio bar admission in 1892, a Cleveland police rise, a ranch in the West, and a 40 member band he organized three years ago.
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NEA
Allegheny College
Cote
Barrows
Ohio
Persever
Ance
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland Heights
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Hoosier Briefs Sparked by Local News and Travels
Farmer Joseph R. Newman near Napoleon injured after a fall from a tree. Edward H. DeHarity of Elwood heads for Europe as a globe trotter. Rushville reports travelers while Cyril Caron and John Tompkins depart with a $10 stake and a rickety car. Lois Stewart and others set for Montreal and Europe. Dedication of St Lawrence Catholic Church at Lafayette marked by musical program. Thomas L Ward and Z I Bedford case history includes car theft and fraud. Marion Scouts receive a President Harding streamer for merit. Clinton N Howard to speak at Washington Ministerial Association. Ku Klux Klan state meeting slated for Hartford City. Lester Barton suffers facial cut in tub collision. Dad Boren from Owensville quips skeered. Orville Shap chops a chicken snake after it drops on Dad. Willam Kennedy fatally injured trimming a shade tree in Muncie. Marion seeks housing for junior high students amid fire razing. Reorganized Zionsville State Bank becomes Farmers State Bank. Kamp Kremp plans aid for Connersville Scouts near Brookville. Ft Wayne art exhibit at St Augustine Academy studio. Benjamin S Golden, 76, of Wawaka dies while visiting sons. M C Sherritt to teach drowning first aid to Franklin Scouts.
Irate motorist calmed by humorous traffic stop
A stylish young woman in a rush nearly collides at Market and Pennsylvania as a traffic cop signals stop. He admonishes her with a witty remark about her thoughts, keeping the peace while spectators watch the midpoint glide.
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Market and
Pennsylvania Sts
Jail Break Foiled by Guards at Porter County Jail
In Valparaiso Indiana on June 20 a night guard uncovered an attempted jail delivery at Porter County jail. A bar over a cell window belonging to Harry Diamond condemned for murdering his wife was sawed in two. A saw was later found in a sewer trap.
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Times Special
Valparaiso
Ind
Porter County
Harry Diamond
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Jack of All
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Edward H. DeHarity
Elwood
Globe Trotter
Europe
Old World
Rushville
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John Tompkins
Sullivan
Lois Stewart
Kathryn Kirkham
Juanita Bailey
Montreal
Canada
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Thomas L. Ward
Z. I. Bedford
Bluffton
Marion
Harding
Clinton N. Howard
Little Giant
American Platform
Washington Ministerial Association
The
Ku Klux Klan
Hartford City
Lester Barton
Frank Barton
Linden
Dad Boren
Owensville
Orville
Dad
Willam Kennedy
Muncie
Zionsville State Bank
Farmers State Bank
Connersville
Kamp Kremp
Brookville
St. Augustine’s Academy
Ft. Wayne
Benjamin S. Golden
Wawaka
Walter
William
M. C. Sherritt
Franklin
Mr. Officer
Union
Central Indiana Power Company
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Hoosier
Central Indiana Power CO
Goldstein Brothers
Washington & Delaware
STRE
Scotland
Ratine
Goldstein
Scond
Goldstein's
Kayser” Union
Eiffel Maid
Children’s Union
Goldstein’s
Boston
Kabo
Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream
Dyer
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