Entertainer Aide Eileen Westover Featured In School Program
Junior students of Mrs Claude Stephenson School of Expression present a program Friday at the Central Universalist Church auditorium. Public invited. Pianist Pauline Miller of Winnetka will perform. Cast includes Frances and Margaret Dingley, Shirley Corman, Vera Ellen McClafflen, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Westover
Leone Meyer
Claude J. Stephenson
Betty Sturgeon
Winston Pedlow
Paul Cooper
Mildred Miliser
Jay Miliser
Alta Mae Sturm
Betty Lou Loucke
Robert Schwemeyer
Janet Bever
James Westover
Harold Fisher
Billie Ratcliffe
Marjorie Metz
Robert A Greene
Helen Louise Richardt
Adel Bardock
Mary Katherine Jones
Hi Jackers Put To Rout After Bullet Affray
Liquor intrigue sparked a shotgun and rifle duel in an alley behind 2200 block W Tenth St at 3 30 am. Sydney Phillips 1003 Sheffield Ave confronted three hijackers as they attempted to steal liquor from a garage renter at 2206 W Tenth St Phillips fired wounding or scattering the attackers who fled toward a Buick with dual license plates nearby Ernest Bereman 966 Sheffield Ave saw the rifleman drive away in a large car Police recovered a Buick with two sets of plates after the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth St
Sydney Philllips
Sheffield Ave
Phillips
Philllips
Ernest Bereman
Winners announced in two Indiana essay contests
Winners in two essay contests were announced at the meeting of Indiana county farm agents and agriculture vocational teachers in Lafayette. County agents H. H. Haldeman Wabash W. J. Mann Clinton S. B. Pershing Tippecanoe and vocational teachers J. B. Pyler Kempton Chester Garretson Tippecanoe Harry Q. Holt Remington were prize recipients. The agents and teachers attended a dinner hosted by the Indiana board of agriculture in appreciation of aiding the State fair.
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United Press Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
H. H. Haldeman
Wabash
W. J. Mann
Clinton County
S. B. Pershing
Tippecanoe County
J. B. Pyler
Kempton
Chester Garretson
Harry Q. Holt
Remington
Indiana Board of Agriculture
Hold Goldstein Picnic Draws 300+ at Broad Ripple Park
More than 300 employees and friends of the Goldstein Brothers department store attended a Wednesday picnic at Broad Ripple Park. Attendees were transported to the park in special cars after the store closed with I. H. Osborn, president of the Employes' Mutual Aid Association, in charge of arrangements.
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Goldstein Brothers Department Store
Broad Rippie Park
I. H. Osborn
Employes’ Mutual Aid Association
Woman struck by doctor's car in city. taken to hospital
Serenia Johnson, 26, a Negro resident with address unknown, is in city hospital in a semi conscious state after being hit by Dr. A F Bogges's car at New York and Meridian Streets. Witnesses say she crossed as the stop sign changed.
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Serenia Johnson
City Hospital
A. F. Bogges
Madison Ave
New York
Meridian Sts
Baby care advice and Fletcher's Castoria marketing
An old advertisement promotes infant fluid guidelines and Fletcher's Castoria as a universal remedy. It urges specific daily fluid amounts for newborns, explains how to measure intake, and claims the product improves sleep, digestion, and weight gain while noting a signature on the package for authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Hospital Plans Delayed While Architect Selected
The city health board expects a delayed decision on selecting an architect for the hospital building program until Dr. E. E. Padgett returns. A conference with Mayor Slack included Rubush & Hunter, Daggett architects, Bevington Williams, George F. Schreiber, and hospital superintendent Dr. William Coeppers. The board also approved a milk inspector for summer and instructed drafting of a $125000 temporary loan ordinance for the health department ahead of fall tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Padgett
Health Board
William A. Coeppers
L. Ert Slack
Rubush & Hunter
Robert Frost Daggett
Bevington and Williams
George F. Schreiber
Forester Author Plans Indiana Botany Series
Charles C. Deem state forester and leading botanist writes Grasses of Indiana as the third in a four book Indiana flora series. He will begin a ten day northern Indiana survey with assistant Ralph Wilcox to inspect and classify thousands of acres of forest lands during his regular duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Deem
Indiana
Deem
Ralph Wilcox
Four Share Highest Degrees At Harvard
Harvard College awarded the sum of highest honors to four graduates Edgar M. Hoover Jr Vladimir Seidel Russell T Sharpe and Israel Stamm. The Fay diploma for the law school summa cum laude went to Erwin Griswold. Announcements were made at the 292nd commencement as 1884 students received degrees.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Edgar M. Hoover, Jr
Boise
Idaho
Valdimir S. Seidel
New York
Russell T. Sharpe
East Greenwich
R. L
Israel S. Stamm
Norwich
Conn
Fay
Erwin N. Griswold
Cleveland
Ohio
Impostor Dresses Woman in Free Dye Works Garb
George Mason of the French Steam Dye Works says an impostor claiming ties to his firm and the workers for the blind fleeced Mrs Meyers at 3015 N Meridian St by taking old clothing and a dress. The man promised free work for the blind and the dress was to be cleaned. Mason denounces the solicitation as unauthorized and known to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mason
Meridian St
Meyers
Mason
Army Band to Play Fort Benjamin Harrison Concert Series
Invitation extended to the public for the second series of band concerts by the 11th Infantry Band at Fort Benjamin Harrison. The first program of the series is tonight. Colonel Horace P. Hobbs, new commander, and the C. M. T. C. urge attendance to see what the citizen soldier corps has accomplished.
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11Th Infantry Band
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Horace P. Hobbs
Wallace O Lee Receives Romanian Crown Commander Decoration
Wallace O. Lee was named a commander of the Order of the Romanian Crown by King Ferdinand’s decree. The award, given at a Columbia Club dinner in his honor, honors his role welcoming Queen Marie to Indianapolis and overseeing her reception.
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Wallace O. Lee
Columbia Club
Alic J. Lupear
United States
Ferdinand
Lee
Marie
Indianapolis
Rumania
William J F. Fortune
Charles W. Jewell
Romania
Ind
Sinai
Gang Slayings Baffle Chicago Police Links to Aiello Ring
Chicago police offered tight lipped statements as they investigated a string of assassinations in Little Italy. Victims included John Oliveri Joseph Salamone and James Aggi tied to Aiello gang before shifting toward Capone factions. Investigators focused on the Aiello brothers alcohol ring as a possible source.
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United Press
Chicago
John “Bowlegs
Oliveri
Joseph Salamone
James Aggi
Aiello
Little Italy
Cambridge and
Oak Sts
Salamone
Scarface al” Capone
Reggi
Dago Mike” Carozzo
TRAIN CITIZEN ARMY AT FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON
At Ft Benjamin Harrison 1700 new men from the 1928 C M T C line up to count off starting at 7 a m for a month long training. The 11th Infantry band will perform a public concert tonight as part of the army drill and musicians receive instruction on martial music. Recruits come from Indiana Kentucky West Virginia and Ohio with regular army mentors guiding the training.
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Fort
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Atlantic Aviatrix Joins London Shopping Spree
Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon, famed for crossing the Atlantic, discard publicity outfits to blend with London shoppers. Earhart dons a borrowed dress while buying socks shirts and ties with an admiring crowd tailing their Hyde Park Hotel exit and Bond Street stroll.
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United Press
London
Atlantic
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
England
Stultz
Gordon
Hyde Park
Selfridge’s
Bond Street
Governor Ed Jackson Hosts Wheatcraft After Delayed Meeting
Governor Ed Jackson received Mrs. Vivian Wheatcraft and Mrs. Ken nen at the Statehouse in a public waiting room meeting after a long wait. Wheatcraft, once tied to Watson's anti Women’s groups, is now an attorney in Washington and boasted of influence via county squads. The encounter followed past delays at a Republican convention and featured cordial, formal courtesy from the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jackson
Statehouse
Vivian Tracy Wheatcraft
Indiana
James E. Watson
President refuses to commute death sentences in Wisconsin killings
President Coolidge rejected clemency for Nicholas Lee Eagle Samuel Moreno and John Proctor, condemned for the 1926 murder of Patrolman Leo W. K. Busch in Washington. Their executions in the electric chair are scheduled for tomorrow in Washington after official notice of the decision.
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United Press Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Nicholas Lee Eagle
Samuel Moreno
John Proctor
Leo W. K. Busch
Washington
Bene of Justice
Washing
May permits for new buildings boost Indianapolis ranking
Indianapolis ranked fifteenth among twenty five leading cities in May building permits with a total of 3 033 680 dollars. The Strauss report covers 562 cities showing a national May gain of four percent from 1927 while outlining shifting monthly trends and potential for summer activity.
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Indianapolis
U. S
S. W. Strauss & Co
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Houston
San Antonio
Dayton
San Francisco
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Portland
Yonkers
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Boston
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Baltimore
Albany
Straus
DAR Hearing on Charges Against Bailie and MacFarland
The national board of management of the Daughters of the American Revolution met in Washington to hear charges of conduct disturbing the harmony of the organization against Mrs. Helen Tufts Bailie of Boston and Mrs. Mary P. MacFarland of Mountain Lake New Jersey. The trial reflects the speakers blacklist controversy from the recent national convention.
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Bu United Press
Washington
National Board of Management of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Helen Tufts Bailie
Boston
Mary P. MacFarland
Mountain Lake
N. J
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Reginald Himes
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