McAdoo Charms Delegates At New York Democratic Show
At the Waldorf Astoria McAdoo draws steady crowds with his welcoming smile and memory for faces. Montana's Tom Walsh arrives in refined attire, while Bill Bryan keeps the lobby buzzing with questions and old political fire.
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Tom Walsh
Montana
Bill’ Bryan
Washington
New Mexico
Walsh
Waldorf Astoria
Fifth Avenue
Senator Walsh
Bryan
New York
Driver Is Released After Failing to Stop Charge
Luther Beach of 3515 N Pennsylvania St was released in city court Saturday on a warrant by J A Osborn of 55 W Thirty Third St for a charge of failing to stop after an accident.
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Luther Beach
Pennsylvania St
J. A. Osborn
Thirty-Third St
Achbar Grotto Hopes for Repeat Victory at Convention
Achbar Grotto from Columbus Ohio arrived by special train drawn by a hydra-decorated engine. A 250-member delegation seeks to repeat last year’s success in Cleveland where Achbar’s patrol won best, the chorus earned a silver cup, and the drum and trumpet corps also placed. Frank L McKinney is monarch with John T Gill leading the band, Harry B Appie chorus director, H R Hartman drill corps captain, and Harry Paul drum major.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank L. McKinney
Achbar
John T. Gill
Harry B. Appie
H. R. Hartman
Harry Paul
the Grotto
Sahara Belles Host Wives of Grotto Visitors Parade
A regional reception for wives of visiting Prophets was organized by Sahara Belles in downtown hotels with a grand parade at 4 PM. Attendees are to gather at 7 PM for transport to Garfiled Park Sunken Garden for a massed band concert and later events at Cable Tabernacle, Monument Place, and Murat Temple through Wednesday.
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Sahara Belles
Garfield Park Sunken Garden
Cable Tabernacle
State Fair
Monument Pl
Tipple Amusement Park
Murat Temple
Bank robbery suspect to be returned to Anadarko custody
Lynn V. Feaster, 29, held on a bank robbery indictment, was rooming at the St. Denis Hotel. Anadarko authorities plan to transport him Tuesday after he confessed to a detectives about a two year old holdup in which he claimed involvement and role as driver for three robbers.
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Anadarko
Caddo County
Oklahoma
Lynn V. Feaster
St. Denis
Feaster
City Slogan Contest Seeks Indianapolis Ads
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce offers a $25 prize for the winning outdoor advertising slogan. Submissions must be on white paper with name and address, mailed before July 10, in sealed envelopes to preserve author anonymity. Committee members include Gausepohl Ryan Pittsford Chance and Holcomb.
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Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Publcity Committee
E. J. Gausepohl
Gausepohl
Horace Ryan
Walter Pittsford
Frank Chance
J. I. Holcomb
Fire department records quiet Sunday with four runs
The fire department reported a slow Sunday with four fires. Minor damage occurred to two cars at Twenty Fifth and Sheldon and at Roosevelt and Olney. Lightning hit a house owned by Charles Byfield in Edgewood Ind causing 25 dollars damage. Lightning also struck a telephone pole behind 425 Douglas St drawing a response.
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Twenty-Fifth
Sheldon Sts
Roosevelt and
Olney Aves
Charles Byfield
Edgewood
Ind
Douglas St
Victim of Fall Dies in City Hospital
Coroner Paul F. Robinson investigates the death of Jake Howard a 67 year old African American man of 424 Bright Street. He died at City Hospital after being admitted May 28 with a broken hip from a fall downstairs at the Claypool where he worked.
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Paul F. Robinson
Jake Howard
Bright St
City Hospital
Howard
Puzzle title hidden letters reveal AN AIR HACK
Puzzle text hints the book title is two words plus author name. With visible fragment AN AIR HACK the missing letters complete the phrase likely "AN AIR HACK" forming a book name about a puzzle daily theme. The answer references Malta as the concealed island from the prior puzzle.
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Malta
Welcome Butler Day Observed by Mapleton Civic Group
Civic clubs invited to join the Mapleton Civic Associate on Saturday for Welcome Butler Day at Fairview Park per Edward Snethen president of the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs. Mayor Shank will decline a half holiday. fire apparatus will lead a parade from downtown to the park.
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Mapleton
Eighteen to Graduate from St. Vincent Nursing School
Eighteen young women will graduate from the St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing Tuesday night. Exercises take place at the Knights of Columbus auditorium with a reception and dance to follow. Graduates include Kath erina Streit, Ethel Allen, Esther Royce, Olga Geisler, Maury Cure, Mary Doyle, Helen Halsema, Helen Moran, Marie Moran, Mary Maley, oe Baker, Noelie Desobry, Lava Harbaugh, Olga Miller, Mary Swain, Martha O'Connor, Audrey Oberting and Mabel Reynolds.
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St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing
Knights of Columbus
Wkatherina B. Streit
Ethel Ann Allen
Esther L. Royce
Olga Marie Geisler
Maury Franceis Cure
Mary Helen Doyle
Helen KR. Halsema
Helen M. Moran
Marie F. Moran
Mary E. Maley
Oe Baker
Noelie M. Desob
Auto race accident injures entrant at Goshen fairgrounds
By Times Special GOSHEN Ind June 23 Jack Hartley Roanoke Ind auto pilot received painful burns Sunday when his machine collided with another car during a fifty mile race at the fairground here He is in a Goshen hospital The race was won by Benny Lowell Columbus Ohio Eleven cars started.
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Times
Goshen
Ind
Jack Hartley
Roanoke
Benny Lowell
Columbus
Ohio
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Butler College
St. Vincent
Gordon
E. Wash. ST
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High Expense District
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Indianapolis Times
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