Lloyd George Says France IIIs Result Of Wilson
Former British Premier Lloyd George argues Wilson's Paris visit triggered Millerand's downfall as France’s president. He contrasts Poincare’s restless leadership with Millerand’s presidency and notes Wilson shaped global political maps. The piece frames France’s shift from a constitutional monarchy vibe to strong executive leadership and hints at a global constitutional order.
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London
Wilson
Paris
M. Millerand
French Republic
M. Poin
Indiana Ralston Special Heads to Democratic National Conven
Indiana's delegation of more than 200 to the Democratic national convention in New York will depart at 4 p m aboard the Indiana Ralston Special over the Pennsylvania with a Ralston for President rallying cry. The Pullman train will stop at Richmond and pick up cars from Ft Wayne and other northern points. Delegates their wives and friends arrived in Indianapolis and state headquarters issued reservations. Dr Cameron B McCulloch and campaign manager Omer S Jackson will be aboard along with Senator Charles S Batt. The Hoosier delegates will caucus en route to decide vote distribution and expect a deadlock before final solid support shifts to Ralston. A push for Alvin Owsley as vice president also grows among his supporters.
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Indiana
New York
Ralston
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Cameron B. McCulloch
Omer S. Jackson
Greenfield
Charless. Batt
Terre Haute
Alvin Owsley
American Legion
Fog delays Maughan dawn to darkness flight postponement
Heavy fog over New York postponed Lieut. Russell L. Maughan from starting his dawn to darkness flight to San Francisco. The flight was called off after midnight. A Sunday attempt remains possible if conditions improve.
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United Press
Mitchell Field
L. I
New York
Lieut
Russell L. Maughan
San Francisco
Maughan
Fire box pull triggers alarm. no blaze found
Downtown fire crews respond to an A. D. T. box pull on the eighth floor of the Severin building. Firefighters report no fire after inspection.
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Severin
Fragmentary OCR Note With Times and Marks
A partial text segment records times and initials unclear due to OCR. It mentions 12 noon and 7:31 p.m. with scattered letters TM M Ma ee TM M. The readable items resemble scheduling or notations rather than a full event description.
Miss Mahoney Abandons Bobbed-Hair Policy at Courthouse
Miss Margaret Mahoney, longtime ticket seller at Cupid’s gate, admits she trimmed her hair after a barber shop visit and no longer enforces the rule that bobbed hair disqualifies brides. Her policy shift comes amid a lighthearted nod to changing fashions and courthouse traditions.
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Margaret Mahoney
Miss Mahoney
Grotto Convention Draws Visitors to Indianapolis
Visitors arrive for the Sahara Grotto annual convention in Indianapolis as 50 000 or more are expected. The battle for next year’s grand monarch and venerable prophet will unfold with candidates from Chicago Toledo and other cities. Social events and entertainment accompany the business meetings as the order prepares for a record convention.
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Indianapolis
Sahara Grotto
Supreme Council of the Order
St. Louis
Memphis
Tenn
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Ordwell
Grotto
Chicago
Harold Harter
Toledo
Ohio
Prophet
Oliver Wald
Man Fined in Brownsburg Assault Case After Auto Crash
Roy Carter of Brownsburg Ind was fined 15 plus costs in city court today on assault and battery charges from an auto accident on May 4. His machine struck a car at Bluff Rd and Kelly St injuring 7 year old Josephine Cantanzro of 248 W Ray St.
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Roy Carter
Brownsburg
Ind
Carter
Bluff Rd
Kelly St
Josephine Cantanzro
Wray St
Five in Auto Thefts Convicted in County Court
Four men were convicted today by Criminal Judge James A. Collins for auto thefts involving Harry Boyde's car from 5001 College Ave on Jan 24. Sentences: Louis Pollock and Sam Hollowitz fined $100 and six months on the Indiana State Farm. Hyman Gold and George Passwater fined $100 and given one to fourteen years in Indiana State Prison. Paul De Hoff, 16, of 914 5 West St., received three months on the farm for auto theft.
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James A. Collins
Harry Boyde
College Ave
Louis Pollock
Sam Hollowitz
Indiana
Hyman Gold
George Passwater
Paul de Hoff
West St
Pastor Honored as Post Office Attends Church Service
Indianapolis post office staff will attend Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Sunday evening to hear Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel speak on Blessings in the Unexpected. Arrangements chaired by William Martin with railway clerks Joseph Hawley and others, including letter carriers and clerks.
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J. Ambrose Dunkel
Indianapolis
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
William Martin
Joseph Hawley
Jacob Brown
Hurley Stonebreaker
Edward Bush
Herman Kettler
Carl Stinson
Albert Greatbatch
Hoosier Post VFW First to Receive Soldier Bonus Forms
The Hoosier Post Veterans of Foreign Wars was first in Indianapolis to receive 1500 soldier bonus application blanks today at headquarters 430 N Pennsylvania St. Veterans will be assisted in filling them out as shipments to American Legion and other veterans groups expected. government dispatch from Washington began Friday.
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Hoosier Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania St
American Legion
Washington
Democrats Sidestep Can Issue On Religious Liberty
Compromise on a mild religious liberty plank is reportedly under consideration. Democratic leaders aim to avoid a divisive confrontation while maintaining party unity ahead of upcoming votes.
Fight On League Of Nation Is Expected
The Democratic convention faces a clean government platform with no direct Klan reference. Senators Glass and Pittman draft planks on religious freedom and public office, while debates split over league membership and world court support. Farm relief and strict enforcement on alcohol laws cap a broad agenda.
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League OF Nation
Carter Glass
Key Pittman
Pittman
Glass
George E Brennan
Illnois
Ed L. Moore
Ohio
Fitzgerald
Boston
New York
McAdoo
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Bernard M. Baruch
Ohio Delegation Backs League of Nations Endorsement
In New York on June 21 the Democratic platform received a push to endorse Woodrow Wilsons League of Nations policy. Ohio leaders named Newton D Baker former secretary of war as Ohio representative on the resolutions committee. Baker has urged American entry into the League in recent speeches.
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United Press
New York
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Ohio
Newton D. Baker
Baker
America
League
Indiana Mayors Push Practical Driving Exam Bill
Mayor Shank announced plans to push a bill in the next Legislature requiring every automobile driver in Indiana to pass a practical motor car operation examination in order to obtain a license. The proposal aims to strengthen driver testing and safety standards.
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Indiana
Shank
School needs cited for new classrooms and cost
Statistics compiled by Richard Johnson show the school board needs 190 classrooms and 9 912 482 04 pounds to achieve a seat for every child in a real classroom in a real schoolhouse.
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Richard ©. Johnson
Johnson
Forest fires threaten vast Arizona pine timber
Forest fires in Sutgraves forest, Apache territory in southwest Arizona, had burned 1,090 acres of pine timber and remained out of control. Officials warned a large area of the finest white pine timber faced possible destruction.
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Arizona
United Press
Albuquerque
Mexico
Sutgraves Forest
Apache Indian Reservation
Indiana legislators urged blue sky law amendment
The Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association asks the legislature to pass a new blue sky law or amend the current one. A talk by Miss Julia Van Wert of South Bend preceded discussions on a vigilance clearing house at the Board of Trade Building.
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Indiana
Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Board of Trade Bldg
Julia van Wert
South Bend
France and United States discuss recognition terms for Russia
Washington reports that France and the United States are exchanging views on recognizing Russia. Details remain secret, but it is understood Herriot’s government initiated discussions to align with the United States in a joint program of recognition terms for Russia.
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United Press
Washington
France
United States
Russia
Herriot
Aged Man Arrested in Detention Case Sparks Warrants
Charles Rust, 72, of 634 FE Georgia, was arrested by Motor Policemen Oakley and Mangus on charges related to renting rooms for improper purposes after investigating a 16 year old girl’s delinquency. The girl was sent to a detention home. Warrants were issued for three men and a woman.
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Charles Rust
Georgia
Oakley and
Mangus
Dollar gas hopes advanced by utility official
In Indianapolis a push for one dollar gas arose from a conference between Mayor Shank and Clarence L. Kirk of Citizens Gas Co. The city now pays 1.15, dropping to 1.10 after July 1 if bills are paid within ten days. Kirk said a cut to 1.00 could be possible if the 600 BTU standard is reduced to about 475. He will submit figures to the mayor.
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Indianapolis
Shank
Clarence L. Kirk
Citzens Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Sas Company
Kirk
Board of Public Works
Elliott Seeks McCray Fine Against Warren McCray Estate
The Government will file a $16,000 claim against Warren T. McCray's estate for the fine imposed after his Atlanta Federal Prison sentence. U S district attorney Homer Elliott said the fine is a payable debt and a claim will be filed with trustee R Earl Peters. Proceedings hinge on bankruptcy law defining a fixed liability at filing time.
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Warren T. McCray
Atlanta
Homer Elliott
United States
R. Earl Peters
Wayne
McCray
Crutch-throwing truck incident injures local man
A side board dropped from a passing truck struck Frank Harding at 437 Indiana Ave disabling him and causing severe bruising. Bud Taylor, the 1128 Brooks St. driver, was arrested in connection with the crash.
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Frank Harding
Indiana Ave
Bud Taylor
Brooks St
Federal trial set for two men in bank fraud case
Carlton E. Hardsell real estate dealer and Wilmer C. Rose former bank bookkeeper face a federal trial in Indianapolis on charges they conspired to defraud First National Bank. Charged by DOJ special agent Earl Dill, they were arraigned before US Commissioner J. Logan in Fort Wayne and released on a 5000 dollar bond.
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Timea Special
FT. Wayne
Ind
Carlton E. Hardsell
Wilmer C. Rose
First National Bank
Indianapolis
Earl Dill
Department of Justice
United States
J. Logan
Auction sale ordered for Meridian Courts building
Public sale at Meridian Courts at Thirty Fourth and Meridian streets, built by the Maloney Apartment Company, was ordered by Sidney Miller a Superior Court judge to satisfy claims against the building. The action follows mechanic liens totaling 70000 filed Friday. The sale will occur at the offices of Albert J. Hueber receiver's attorneys with a minimum bid of 473926.82.
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Meridian Courts
Thirty-Fourth
Meridian Sts
Maloney Apartment Company
Sidney Miller
Superior Court
Albert J. Hueber
Evansville Chamber Demands School Recount in Indiana
The Evansville Chamber of Commerce issues a written demand to Kenjamin Burris state superintendent for a recount of the Ft Wayne school enumeration. At L Ward Ft Wayne superintendent’s request, the department checked Evansville and ordered a recount there.
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Evansville
Intruder Fires at Lawrence Newbold Home
Lawrence Newbold of 1322 Calhoun Street reported two shots fired at him by a man he chased from his house after being awakened by his daughter Deatrice age 15. Police noted the residence had previous entries.
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Lawrence Newbold
Calhoun St
Deatrice
Newbbold
Republicans Ready to Move Forward With Campaign
Washington june 21 William M Butler national committee chairman said the Republican party is ready to go forward with the presidential campaign. Butler arrived from Chicago and began a long conference schedule in Washington, meeting with President Coolidge and other party leaders aboard the Mayflower.
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United Press
Washington
William M. Butler
National Committee
Butler
Cleveland
Chicago
Coolidge
Children Swarm Playgrounds For Formal Openings In City
Indianapolis children crowded into the season opening at 36 playgrounds and four pools as the city recreation department launched summer activities. Sunny weather drew crowds to sites including Bloomington and Market Streets grounds, School No. 16, Kingan Co plant, Riverside Park, Willard Park, Ringgold, and Douglas Park facilities.
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Indianapolis
Bloomington
Market Sts
Highland Place
Kingan &Co
Riverside Park
Twenty-Sixth St
Willard Park
Ringgold and
Orange Sts
Douglas Park
Sheriff Snider Quits Petters On June Nights
Sheriff George Snider resumes patrols along roads near Southport and E Sixteenth Street Arlington Avenue after farmers report disturbances by potters and spooners. He cites Friday and Thursday nights as active, with complaints of loud screams and parked men and a woman in driveways.
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Parkers
Spooners
George Snider
Potters
Southport
E. Sixteenth St
Arlington Ave
Irvington
Snider
Road action urged on Do mer road in Noble County
State board of accounts filed with the attorney general its report on the Fred L. Domer road in Zikhart Township Noble County. It charges the road was not built to specification and calls Piper Hawk and Bender Kim mel Indiana contractors to reconstruct side ditches and bring gravel up to spec.
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State Board of Accounts
U. S&s. Lesh
Fred L. Domer
Zikhart Township
Noble County
Piper, Hawk and
Bender, Kimmel
Ind
Insanity defense feared as Chicago seeks to pierce barrier
State's attorney moves to break down the insanity barrier in the Leopold Loeb case. More than a dozen associates of the two youths are ordered to appear for questioning Monday to reveal habits and possible sanity indicators.
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United Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
State's Attorney's Office
Robert Franks
Leopold
Loeb
Four Die In Indianapolis Area Auto Crashes
Four men dead and ten injured in crashes across Indianapolis and nearby areas since Friday evening. Victims include Omer Anthony and Oscar Seeholtz of Kokomo in a Cushman corner rollover, Alonzo Whitaker and Fred Hayes crushed by trains, and William Lowes of New Bethel in a rollover. Family members Amy Ruth and Ethel Kelley among the injured.
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Indianapolis
Omer Anthony
Kokomo
Oscar Seeholtz
Cushman's Corner
Fortville
Ind
Pendleton Pike
Alonzo CC. Whitaker
W. Tweny-First St
Fred M. Hayes
Illinois St
Methodist Hospital
William Lowes
New Bethel
Amy Kelley
Schofield Ave
Robert Fletcher
Ruth Kelley
Ethel Kelley
Summer Brings Fair Weather to Indianapolis
Miss Summer arrived in Indianapolis at 11 a.m. bringing a forecast of fair weather for the weekend. Forecaster J. H. Armington said the cooler air from Friday night’s storm would fade and a warm stretch would follow. The longest day saw 4:16 a.m. sunrise and 7:17 p.m. sunset as a 12 degree drop from Friday’s high cooled the city, with ICP reporting 1.26 inches in Angola and 1.04 in Wheatfield. Columbus logged 96 degrees, Indianapolis 90, three degrees cooler than Thursday.
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Summer
Indianapolis
J. H. Armington
United States
Angola
Wheatfield
Columbus
Ind
Indiana
Two Men Found Guilty in Petit Larceny Case in City Court
Roy King of 821 Birch St was fined $4 and costs and given 30 days on Indiana State Farm after conviction for petit larceny. Dwight Meyers of the same address received $40 fine and costs and five days in jail on petit larceny and carrying concealed weapons charges. Both allegedly stole $20 worth of tools from Nordyke Marmon Company where they worked.
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Roy King
Birch St
Indiana State Farm
Dwight Meyers
Nordyke-Marmon Company
Gentry Heads Body Creamery Head Fin ed
Wyatt Gentry becomes president of the College Avenue Civic Association as officers are re elected Thomas P Woodson secretary Pearl Randall treasurer John N Hobbs and H C Bakemeyer as second vice president Clarence E Weir retires Alfred Schaefer creamery manager is fined after pleading guilty to a nuisance charge Health board says the creamery failed to collect refuse on vacant levy
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Wyatt Gentry
Broadway
College Avenue
Alfred Schaefer
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M. Poincare
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Pick Millerand
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McCulloch and Batt
Hoosier
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Dunkel
Hoosier Post V. F. W
Plank
Frazer Edwards
Elrod
Milton Elrod
Fiery Cross
Wizard Evans
Senator Glass
Virginia
Gliss
Mili
League Fight Sure
Reso
Madison Square Garden
U. S
Dollar Gas
Elliott
Mgray
Mechanie
Wrangle
Recreational Department
Roadside Parkers
Lesh
Quizz Friends of
Leopold and Loeb
Auto
Marion
Nordyke
Gentry Heads Body Creamery Head
Broad Ripple Court
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