Senator Robinson and Dr. Mitchell Golf Clash Draws City
In Washington a fifth encounter on Chevy Chase links ends with Robinson knocking Mitchell to the ground after a verbal clash over right of way. Both men offered no comment beyond Robinson calling the incident regrettable.
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Kansas
Senate
James F. Mitchell
Chevy Chase
Washington
Robinson
Statesman
Itchell
Col
Edward Clifford
the Treasury
Tom Walsh
Montana
Jones
New Mexico
Kendrick
Wyoming
Walsh
Mitchell
Youngest Committeewoman Florence Farley Aids Convention
Mrs Florence Farley of Wichita Kansas the youngest woman on the Democratic committee is nicknamed the baby committeewoman though she is serving a second term as she and others prepare for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Farley
Wichita
Kas
Club President Hints Board Review of Incident
Alexander Britton, president of the club, said today the board of governors would probably take up the case at its next meeting. The remarks reference an incident involving a person named Mitchell and a struggle on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Alexander Britton
Board of Governors
Hartwig Kalley Assembly Open House Reception Committee
A reception committee for the Hartwig Kalley assembly open house at 2521 N Delaware St was named. Members listed include Mrs W W Reedy, B S Gada, C C Graham, A J Clark, Charles R Werbe, S R Arcman, Charles Kregele, Charles R Winters, George M Smith, M A Rerfel, and W R Rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwig-Kalley Assembly
Delaware St
W. W. Reedy
Gada
C. C. Graham
A. J. Clark
Charles R. Werbe
S. R. Arcman
Charles Kregele
Charles R. Winters
George M. Smith
M. A. Rerfel
W. R Rider
Rainbow Casino Gardens Beach Reopening Delayed Formal Opening
Rainbow Casino Gardens swimming beach near Indianapolis to reopen after a two year hiatus with formal opening planned later today. Canoe carrying provisions have been added to support visitors and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Casino Gardens
Indianapolis
City Council weighs one way streets and freight limits
Indianapolis council members after a city tour discussed making N Meridian St one way northbound and Capitol Ave one way southbound to ease traffic. They also debated restricting interurban freight through residential areas, creating an outer belt line, and moving switch yards off Kentucky Ave. to reduce blocking traffic. A traffic ordinance amendment will be proposed next meeting along with silent policemen on the two streets. Councilmen present were Walter W. Wise John E King Heydon W. Buchanan Otto Ray and Ira L Bramblett.
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Meridian St
Capitol Ave
Capitol
Kentucky Ave
Indianapolis
N. Meridian Sts
Walter W. Wise
John E King
Heydon W. Buchanan
Otto Ray
Ira L. Bramblett
Police search for four missing persons and an escaped inmate
Police today sought four individuals including an escaped inmate from a hospital. Everett Johnson 14 is missing from 1615 Massachusetts Ave wearing an army shirt blue trousers gray cap and tennis shoes. Franklin Bennett 50 is missing from 440% E Washington St since Tuesday. Jefferson Evans 36 formerly of Shelbyville Ind escaped from Central Hospital for the Insane on Thursday. Nell Bonher 30 of 428% E St Clair St reports her son Roger 11 missing. he was later found and Bonher charged with delinquency. Sammie McGione 19 of Lockland Ohio also sought by police.
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Everett Johnson
Massachusetts Ave
Franklin Bennett
Washington St
Jefferson Evans
Shelbyville
Ind
Central Hospital
Nell, Bonher
E. St. Clair St
Roger
Riley
Fahey
Burial of Ellen Roach at Crawfordsville
Mrs. Ellen Roach 71 died at St. Vincent's Hospital. She had lived with her daughter Mrs. Edward Mee Bride at 2124 N Capitol Ave. She was mother in law of the director of recreation. Burial will be at Crawfordsville, her former home. funeral arrangements pending.
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Ellen Roach
Crawfordsville
Edward Mee- Bride
Capitol Ave
St. Vincent's Hospital
Pollard Sues Over Improper Treatment After Leg Fracture
Shelbyville report: Curtis Pollard, claiming a broken leg was improperly treated, sues Dr. Edmund D. Clark for 10 000 damages as Dr W D Gatch testifies in the case venued from Marion County. Hartford City: Siler Fox 14 and Joseph Fox 17 to be buried in a double funeral after drowning in the Salamonie River.
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Times
Shelbyville
Ind
Curtis Pollard
W. D. Gatch
Indianapolis
Pollard
Edmund D. Clark
Marion County
Hartford City
Siler Fox
Joseph Fox
Salamonie River
Boy Rider Breaks Arm After Auto Fall Near Anderson
Robert Butler aged 10 son of Ira Butler of 2189 N Harding Sr. fell from an automobile while en route to Huntington with his father and broke his left arm near Anderson.
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Huntington
Robert Butler
Ira Butler
N. Harding Sr
Anderson
Burglars Ransack Union Asphalt Office at Lemcke Building
Burglars entered the Union Asphalt Company offices at 329 Lemcke Building during the night and ransacked desks. A quick check found nothing missing at opening time today.
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Union Asphalt Company
Lemcke Bldg
Parke County Reunion Set for Garfield Park Sunday
Former Parke County residents plan an annual reunion at Garfield Park this Sunday with an entertainment program at the shelter house.
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Parke County
Garfield Park
Shelter House
Picnic at Ma-Lo's on Keystone Ave Tonight
The Exchange Club hosts a picnic at Ma-Lo's on Keystone Avenue this afternoon and evening. After supper, dancing and card games will follow.
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Exchange Club
Ma-Lo’s
Keystone Ave
Gaston Man Chosen Indiana Drugists to Meet Next Year
Scott Kelley of Gaston is elected president of the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association succeeding Joseph Weis Hammond. Other officers chosen include E. C. Goodnight Lafayatte as 1st vice president B. Wade Indianapolis as 2nd vice president L. B. Upton Evansville as 3rd vice president W. A. Oran Indianapolis as secretary and H. W. Miller Terre Haute as treasurer. West Baden will host the pharmacists next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Culver
Ind
Scott Kelley
Gaston
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Joseph Weis Hammond
E. C. Goodnight
Lafayette
B. Wade
Indianapolis
L. B. Upton
Evansville
W. A. Oran
H. W. Miller
Terre Haute
West Baden
Stolen Cars Reported From City Areas
Automobiles reported stolen belong to William Emerson of 1618 Sturm Ave Ford from S Pennsylvania St elevation. Clifford Buck of 836 W Thirty-First St Auburn from Riverside Park. Atlas Securities Company of 1593 Fletcher Savings and Trust Btd Ford from 940 Daly St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Emerson
Sturm Ave
Ford
S. Pennsylvania
Clifford Buck
W. Thirty-First St
Auburn
Riverside Park
Atlas Securities Company
Fletcher Savings and Trust Btd
Daly St
Automobiles Found Belong to Phillips and McCallister
Two cars reported found by notice belong to Charles M. Phillips of 512 N Cap itol Ave Cole and to G. McCallister of New Palestine Ind. Ford left by hold up men at 1516 N West St. Regular brushing of the gums as well as the teeth is essential for a healthy mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Phillips
Capitol Ave
Cole
Twenty- Ninth
Illinois Sts
G. McCallister
New Palestine
Ind
Ford
N. West St
Coroner Probes Death of Nickel Plate Brakeman Fred Bowles
Frankfort Indiana June 20 coroner investigates the death of Fred Bowles 36 a brakeman on the Nickel Plate Railway who leaped from a cut of cars in front of an onrushing train
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Times
Frankfort
Ind
Fred Bowles
Nickel Plate Railroad
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