Mexico Ends Yearlong Clash With Church
Mexico and the Catholic church announce a working agreement ending clear religious friction. Priests will resume services by June 29 under interpretation of laws, with church and state promising further talks. Catholics jailed in Mexico City will be released, and public life to follow a spirit of mutual goodwill.
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Gesford PF. Fine
Tosted
Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Portes Gil
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Gil
Mexican Interior Department
Vatican City
Pius XI
Plutarco Elias Calles
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
Washington
John Burke
National Catholic Welfare Council
Miguel Cruchaga
Calles
Sonny Boy Stage Tab Quit By Davey Lee
Chicago June 22 Davey Sonny Boy Lee leaves stage at least until older. Balaban and Katz officials fined 50 dollars and costs for violation of Illinois child labor act. Jacob Epstein manager Nathan Platt Uptown theater manager and Mr Mrs Frank D Lee parents each fined 10 dollars and costs for permitting his appearance.
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sTnet
Chicago
Davey
Sonny Boy) Lee
Balaban and
Katz Theaters
Sonny Boy
Jacob Epstein
Nathan Platt
Uptown
Frank D. Lee
Envelope investment plan for dog races near city debated
Indianapolis Kennel Club promotes a betting-avoidance scheme for dog racing on Noblesville road. Investors use sealed envelopes to allocate funds with dividends based on dog performance, while officials pledge strict anti gambling policing and a two-season schedule for 175 greyhounds and 300 expected kennels.
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Inianapolis Kennel Club, Ltd
Noblesville Road
Indianapolis Kennel Club, Ltd
A. C. Baxter
Columbus
Indianapolis Kennel Club Ltd
Baxter
Illinois
Ohio
New York
Florida
Indianapolis
Godfrey Yaeger
John Darmody
Ralph Lanius
Cincinnati
Frank W. Young
Lawrence and Anderson
Ind
Prince Breaks Betrothal Over Cash Demands in Mabel Corey Case
Paris dispatch reports Don Luis De Bourbon, a Spanish royal, returned an unsigned marriage contract to Mabel Corey. The dispute centers on finances with De Bourbon demanding 5 million French francs cash for income and pocket money, while Corey offers securities. Both sides disagree on where the settlement should take place as plans reportedly remain unsettled.
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Ali Frazil
United Press
Paris
Mabel Gilman Corey
Don Luis de Bourbon
Mabel Corey
Don Luis
Corey
Refund May Boost Tax Rate in City
Supreme court action could force Marion county to raise taxes to cover an $8,000,000 refund owed for 1919 to 1921 assessments. Judge Leathers ordered payment despite earlier rulings. A $1 per $100 tax hike would elevate Center township rates from 2.64 to 3.66, with state boards weighing advisory steps.
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Supreme Court
James A. Leathers
Marion County
Harry Dunn
Leathers
State Supreme Court
Dunn
Center Township
Body found in White River identified as Henry Bade
The body of Henry F. Bade 65 of 224 West Twenty-ninth street missing since Thursday was recovered from White river near West Morris street bridge. Rex Seeley and A J Amman discovered the body lodged against rocks. widow Tillie Bade and neighbor Mrs W H Rohr identified it at J W Patterson funeral home in the coroner’s care.
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Henry F. Bade
West Twenty-ninth Street
Pennsylvania Railway
White River
West Morris Street
Rex Seeley
South Bend
Ind
A. J. Amman
East Twenty-eighth Street
Morris Street
Tillie Bade
W. H. Rohr
West Thirtieth Street
Bade
J. W. Patterson
North
Ilinois Street
C. H. Keever
Marriage Rumor Called Off In Paris
Persistent rumors backed by friends of both sides said the planned marriage between Don Luis De Bourbon prince of Spain and Mrs. Mabel Gilman Corey has been definitively canceled in Paris.
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United Press
Paris
Don Luis de Bourbon
Mabel Gilman Corey
William E. Gorey
Fire Causes 14000 Loss at Tire Company Store
Spontaneous combustion was blamed for a Friday night blaze at the Andrew Trieb Tire Company, 909 North Capitol avenue. The fire started in the service room where 6000 dollars of tires were stored, destroying tires and equipment worth 10000 dollars and damaging the building the same amount. Three employees were in the front room when the fire began. Two merchant detectives and Claude Davis had just left the shop when flames erupted.
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Andrew Trieb Tire Company
North Capitol Avenue
F. W. Papet
Claude Herold
Family has busy day in Pittsfield
Seriio Bormolino shot himself while aiming at a hawk and is expected to recover. His father suffered injuries in an automobile accident. Mrs. Bormolino gave birth to a son.
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United Press
Pittsfield
Mass
Seriio Bormolino
Notaries On Job Tonight At The Times Office
Indianapolis Times offers free notary services tonight until 8 30 at The Times office. A Saturday half holiday will include free paperwork for driver license applications to bypass the usual 25 cent notary fee. All drivers must have the notarized form on and after July 1.
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Indianapolis Times
Times
SEA FLIERS OVERDUE OVER THE ATLANTIC
Commander Ramon Franco and his three flight companions on the Spanish hydroplane Dorni er No. 16 were several hours overdue at Horta Azores en route from Spain to the United States. No word had been received at the local radio station by 9 a.m. and wireless operators had guarded the night and day for direct contact.
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United Preas Horta
Azores
Ramon Franco
Spain
United States
Rail group offers standout opportunities amid improving conditions
The Stock Market column notes rail shares look undervalued versus earnings and may lead the next market move. It argues rails have better present and prospective conditions than years past and should resist broad market pullbacks, despite optimism for high class industrials.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Hartford pilot hangs by feet to repair plane landing gear
Lieutenant Carl A. Dixon of Hartford suspended himself from the disabled five passenger airplane over Willimantic, cut a fuselage hole, and fixed the right V-strut with rope and a shoestring while hanging by his feet. He then landed at Brainard field and safely guided the craft home at twenty five mile per hour.
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Brainard Field
Dixon
Willimantic
Joseph Balstrun
Northampton
Mass
John Anderson
Willimantic Field
Hartford
Weingart
Federal Grand Jury Indicts 107 in Ft Wayne Racketeering Case
A federal grand jury in northern Indiana returned 97 indictments against 176 defendants, with major targets in Ft Wayne including Dr. Guy Emerick and racketeers George Bremer and August Klenke. The Lake county election fraud probe yielded no indictments due to insufficient direct evidence. Readings cited witnesses such as John D. Williams and R. Earl Peters as part of the Lake county inquiry.
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Lake County
Ft. Wayne
Guy Emerick
Allen County
George Bremer
August Klenke
Ft Wayne
Michigan City
Indiana Federal District
Andrew C. Weisberg
Oliver Hotel
Thomas W. Slick
Chicago
John D. Williams
State Highway Commission
R. Earl Peters
Boyd Gurley
Indianapolis Times
Warren Fairbanks
The
Indianapolis News
John J. Moroney
Department of Justice
James E. Watson
Walter Scharge
Whiting
Republican Committee
Oliver Starr
Hog Prices Rise At Local Stockyards With Steady Sheep Market
Hogs were mostly 10 to 20 cents higher at the stockyards with 160 to 250 pound hogs $11.40 to $11.45 and top $11.50. Cattle steady. wealers at $15. Sheep and lambs fully steady with fat lambs around $14. Chicago hog market opened slow to steady with notable rates for 200 to 220 pound hogs and odd lots at $10.65. Receipts about 2,000 at local yards. Chicago receipts 8,500 with 7,000 direct. holdovers about 4,000.
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Chicago
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