Indiana Dry Goods Association Holds Annual Convention
The eighth annual Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association convention meets at the Lincoln next Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegates register Tuesday morning with a noon luncheon and 1 30 p m. sessions. President L C Stiefel will speak and W A Hough will discuss Taxation. Celia R Case will talk on Efficient Salesmanship. A style show by Butler Delta Delta Delta sorority models and a banquet feature Harry Newman Toilles. Wednesday’s program includes six directors elected and talks by G R Gild and W R Settle. The event ends at 5 p m Wednesday.
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Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association
Lincoln
L. C. Stiefel
W. A. Hough
Indiana State Tax Board
Celia R. Case
Prince School of Salesmanship
A. R. Kroh
Tire and Rubber Company
Eugene B. Short
Bankers Trust Company of Indianapolis
G. R. Gild
L. S. Ayres & Co
W. R. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Angela
Myer Heller
Newrasade
Lee B. Nusbaum
Richmond
E. B. Williams
F. A. Turner
F. M. Ayers
E. S. Kinnear
R. A. Andres
A. E. Dei
Four Held In Auto Theft Case In Indianapolis
Two boys and two girls were found in a stolen car stalled at a bridge over the canal north of the city at 2 30 a m today. Lorence Sims 16 and Lyman Fernell 14 were arrested on vehicle taking charges. Fernell was sent to the detention home and Sims to the police lockup. The owner was Ray Cloverhill whose car was reported stolen from Delaware and Market streets. The youths claimed the girls were strangers and unaware the car had been stolen.
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Illinois St
Lorence Sims
Kenwood Ave
Lyman Fernell
N. Talbott Ave
Fernell
Sims
Ray W. Cloverhill
Graceland Ave
Delaware and Market Sts
Broad Ripple
Harding outlines future foreign policy in St. Louis speech
President-elect Harding presents a broader international program than previously disclosed and hints at a more active U S role in solving European crises. He notes Europe’s Ruhr and reparations issues could impact American farmers and workers and plans to speak tonight at the Coliseum after a city club stone-laying event.
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Harding
St. Louis
Reed
United States
Europe
Ruhr
Atlantic
Veterans of Foreign Wars Attend Annual State Encampment
Fifty seven delegates from Hoosier Post No 624 left this morning for the annual State encampment in South Bend. Three hundred World War veterans attended the dedicatory ceremonies for the new Hoosier Post quarters at 430 N Pennsylvania St before the build is razed for a memorial plaza.
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Marion County
The
War Mothers
Disabled War Veterans
South Bend
Frank E. Livengood
E. Jackson
E. Jackson, Commander of Post 624. the Women’s Auxiliary
Michigan Street
Hog prices fail to hit $8 at local stockyards
Disappointment over hog prices failing to reach the $8 mark at the stockyards today drew comments from traders and shippers. The top price reached was 7.95, with heat and continuing shipping by farmers blamed for the setback as H B Speers of Kingan & Co. said the market is adjusting to conditions elsewhere. He noted Indianapolis prices at 7.75 to 7.80 aligned with other centers.
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H. BD. Speers
Kingan & Co
Speers
Indiana University President Elected At 1924 Convention
The 1924 convention in Michigan City elected William Lowe Bryan president on the nominating committee’s recommendation. New officers include George E. Boughnot, Charles H. B. Lewis, and C. C. Gohn as vice presidents, with E. C. Boswell as recording secretary and Fred M. Dickerman as treasurer. The afternoon featured sectional meetings and a pageant plans titled The New Life by H Augustine Smith.
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H. H. Halley
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
George E. Boughnot
Auburn
Charles H. B. Lewis
Evansville
C. C. Gohn
Indianapolis
E. C. Boswell
Fred M. Dickerman
L. A. Ertziger
Huntington
E. H. Hasemeier
Richmond
I. E. Woodard
E. M. Bartlett
Greencastle
Smith
Columbia
Rate hearing on local fire insurance rate schedules continues
The rate decision may be completed this week as Thomas S. McMurray the State insurance commissioner spoke at a conference of fire underwriters and city officials. Underwriters led by William L. Taylor argued against certain notes by Fire Chief John J. O Bri en as evidence while contending the city has yet to meet all improvements needed for a reduction. Taylor E. Groninger city counsel represented residents seeking a lower rate.
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Thomas S. McMurray
William L. Taylor
John J. O'Bren
Taylor E. Groninger
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Federal Court
Two bankruptcy petitions were filed in Federal Court today. Frank W. Atherton a brass foundryman of 448 W Seventeenth St Indianapolis listed liabilities of 9642.67 and assets of 600. Guy F Hagerty a tailor of Muncie showed liabilities of 742 and assets of 1654.05.
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Frank W. Atherton
Seventeenth St
Indianapolis
Guy F. Hagerty
Muncie
Riley Hospital Plans 10 Bids for New Units
Indiana state campaign headquarters announced contracts totaling more than 490000 for two new Riley Hospital for Children units. A service building and a power plant will serve Riley, Long Hospital, and IU School of Medicine, with the power plant costing over 275000. Construction on the first building, likely over 500000, has been progressing since last June and is now at the third story with a two story service wing containing an isolation ward.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Riley Hospital
Robert W. Long Hospital
Indiana University School of Medicine
Robert Frost Daggett
Painters’ fall at substation injuries improve at hospital
Condition of Porter Terhune and Charles Daugherty was reported improved at St. Vincent's Hospital. They were pulled from the Indianapolis Light and Heat substation No. 2 after falling thirty feet while painting, suffering crushed scalps.
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Porter Terhune
Olney St
Charles Daugherty
S. Delaware St
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis Light and Heat
Chamber of Commerce Discusses Smoke Abatement Ordinance
Directors meet to review a smoke abatement ordinance prepared by the Scientech Club and amended by the chamber committees. City building commissioner Hamilton notes possible questions on validity of exceptions. McWhirter, chamber president, reports on his trip to the International Chamber conference in Rome.
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Chamber of Commerce
Scientech Club
Manufacturers’ Committee
Chamber
Francis F. Hamilton
Advisory Board
Technical Committee of Combustion Engineers
Felix M. McWhirter
International Chamber of Commerce
Home
Italy
Ten Perish In Tenement Fire In Chicago
Ten Black people burned to death and eleven injured when a three story tenement in Chicago’s Black Belt burned after a second hand store fire. Panic broke out as trapped residents crowded upper windows prompting jumps and chaotic rescue attempts. Taxi drivers joined police to help quell the crowd as flames spread through the building.
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United Press
Chicago
Black Belt
State Chamber Establishes Income Tax Service
The State Chamber of Commerce has established an income tax service for its members with Manford Livengood serving as manager.
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The
State Chamber of Commerce
Manford Livengood
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin touted for gentle relief
The ad extols Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a vegetable laxative that moves bowels without shocking the system. It is described as a 30 year proven remedy with non habit forming action and weekly use by some families, offered at a Se store for a cent a dose.
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Dr. Caldwell
Examle
J. W. Burroughs
Little Rock
Ark
Enos S., Costa
Watsonville
Cal
State tax board defends road bond denials in Vigo County
The State board of tax commissioners won a partial victory defending denials of a series of Vigo County road bond issues amid protests from Terre Haute and Vigo County citizens. Mayor Ora Davis of Terre Haute led the protest to Governor McCray. John J. Brown, chair of the tax board, faced criticism over the brick surfacing cost, with officials noting brick could cost about 10 000 dollars more per mile than concrete.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Ora, Davis
McCray
John J. Brown
Tax Board
Brown
C. Gray
State Highway Commission
Browns
Ingo County
Mrs Z T Dungan Dies After Illness In Huntington
Mrs Caroline Dungan wife of Zachariah T Dungan clerk of the Supreme Court died early today in Huntington after several months illness following an influenza attack. Survived by husband and two sons Carl and Harry both of Bloomington. The family moved here earlier this year and lived at the Graylyn Hotel until April 1 due to her health.
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Caroline Dungan
Zachariah T. Dungan
Supreme Court
Huntington
Assistant Forester Named in State Conservation Department
George Phillips of Ann Arbor Michigan has been chosen assistant State forester of the conservation department. The move follows a reclassification of forest land at the one dollar per acre rate, requiring an assistant to State forester Charles J Deam.
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George Phillips
Ann Arbor
Mich
Conservation Department
Charles J. Deam
Eighteen Informations Filed Over Illegal Alcohol at Anderson
District Attorney files two count informations charging sale of intoxicating liquor and operation of a nuisance under the Volstead act. Arrests of twenty two persons in Anderson and adjacent Markleville planned by U S Marshals. Return day set for June 27 before Judge Albert B. Anderson. Bonds $1000. Names include Squire Palmer Earl Hoet Vernon Hiles Wilfred Clemons Jeff Brooks Fred R. Brown James Pierce and others from Anderson and Jeffersonville.
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Anderson and
Jeffersonville
Anderson
Anderson and Markleville
Fred T. Cretors
William Garrabrant
United States Marshals
Homer Elliott
United States District Attorney
Albert B. Anderson
Squire Palmer
Earl Hoet
Markleville
Vernon Hiles
Wilfred Clemons
Jeff Brooks
Fred R. Brown
James Pierce
John Butler
Lige Northcott
Frank Peters
Michael Tobin
Dave Kindoff
Lee Talmadge
D. S. Galbraith
Speck Carrenter
Tom Dunn
Harry Rosenfield
Lester Brooks
Herschel C. Fesler
Frank Helcher
James Goff
Albert Abel
Isaac G
Floyd P. Phipps
Burglars Use Chloroform In Three New York Homes
Three New York apartments were broken into by burglars who used chloroform sprays on inmates and fled with about 600 dollars in loot.
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New York
Plans Tonight For Rainbow Division Convention
Sam Miller, chairman of the citizens committee, called a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to arrange the National Convention of the Rainbow Division Veterans Association. The convention runs July 13 to 15 with headquarters at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Governor McCray praised the division in a welcoming letter.
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Sam Miller
Citizens’ Committee
Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Chamber of Commerce
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
McCray
Boy on Bicycle Bruised in Street Collision
A 10 year old boy, James Gaughan, was bruised on the legs when his bicycle was struck by a truck driven by James Moore. The accident occurred at Delaware and Market Streets. Moore took the boy home.
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James Gaughan
Illinois St
James Moore
Twenty-Sixth St
Delaware and Market Sts
Moore
Rotary speaker rails against yellow press at convention
James T. Williams Jr. of the Boston Transcript denounces publications pandering to a licentious minority and urges newspapers to uphold responsibilities. He compares irresponsible press to an open sewer, urging ethical standards and public welfare.
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United Press
ST. Louis
James T. Williams, Jr
Boston Transcript
Rotary International
Press of the World
Williams
Robbery at Riverside Park Tourist Camp
Patrick Douglass of Portland Oregon told police he was robbed Wednesday night at the auto tourist camp in Riverside Park. He lost 18 dollars in cash and 220 dollars in traveler's checks.
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Riverside Park
Patrick Douglass
Portland
Ore
Governor McCray Extends Congrats to J A O Preus
Governor McCray extends congratulations to J A O Preus for winning the Republican senatorial primary in Minnesota. The message honors Preus and notes the party victory and political support from the governor.
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J. A. O. Preus
Minnesota
McCray
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