Prisoners Freed On Bond For Liquor Theft Case
Federal officials let three of the five men linked to stealing 330 cases of W. P. Squibb liquor from the Federal Building remain at large in Indianapolis without guard and without posting bond for more than 48 hours. The defendants Shores Dearson Marshall Osthimer and Ewing were sentenced in Indianapolis to terms and fines.
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W. P. Squibb
Indianapolis
Joseph Stores
Lander Dearson
William Marshall
Bruce Osthimer
Asea
Massachusetts Ave
Walter Ewing
California St
Shores, Marshall
Mearson
Osthimer
Leavenworth
Liberty
Ewing
Robert C. Baltzell
United States
Albert Ward
Marshall
Marion County
Dearson
Youth аудит2024 Catholic speech at Eucharistic congress
Joseph Scott of San Francisco urged American youth to seek Christ in the Holy Eucharist to solve the country’s boy problem. He spoke at the third open air session in Soldier Field Chicago before about 150000 students from high schools academies and universities. The crowd cheered as he urged Pope Pius XI to leave the Vatican soon.
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United Press
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
America
Joseph Scott
San Francisco
Scott
Pope Pius XI
Vatican
Woman Is Reprimanded For DUI With Suspended Term
Municipal Judge Dan V. White suspended a thirty day prison term and a ten dollar fine for Mildred Henry alias Sutton 24 of 2063 N Meridian St after she was charged with driving under the influence. He also prohibited her from driving for three months as she cried in court.
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Dan V. White
Mildred Henry Alias Sutton
Meridian St
Henry
White
Velma Gray
W. Twentysixth St
Evangelist Aimee McPherson Reported Found in Mexico
Aimee Semple McPherson, missing since May 18 and believed drowned at Ocean Park, has been located in Douglas Arizona then Chicago? No, Mexico. She arrived under Mexican police custody after a tale of kidnapping and captivity across the border and was taken to hospital for examination. Her mother Minnie Kennedy said she believes the woman is McPherson and relayed details of the alleged kidnapping.
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Douglas, Aris
Mexico
United Press
Douglas
Ariz
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Ocean Park
Agua Prieta
Mexia
Lower
California
Sonora
Steve
Rose
Cal
Minnie Kennedy
Byrd Returns Home From Pole
Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd and Floyd Bennett return to New York after their North Pole flight. A 300 member committee and officials greet them as they come ashore from the Chantier at the Battery after quarantine. The Spitzbergen base supported their polar expedition.
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Bay United Press
New York
Richard EB. Byrd
U. N
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Robert E. Peary
Clifton E. Woodrunt
Virginia
Byrd
Battery
Chantier
Spitzbergen
Spitzbergren
Alaska
Extra Money From Spare Rooms in Indianapolis
Newcomers to Indianapolis seek home like surroundings and pay rent to help with expenses. To place a Room for Rent want ad, call Betty Tou at Main 3500 for assistance in writing the ad and setting the rate.
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Indianapolis
the Times
Betty Tou
Hourly Temperature Readings Include Morning Highs
A fragment shows hourly figures such as 63 at 10 a m and 74 at 11 a m with temperatures around 69 to 76 later in the day. Indicates a weather data snippet with times and degrees.
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Eeeges
PE Phen
Cde Mesibons
Bandits Loot West Baden Club in Massive Heist
Three bandits robbed the Indiana Club near West Baden, Indiana, taking about $400 plus jewelry valued at thousands. Victims include Mrs. C. S. Drake of Indianapolis and Mrs. M. J. Callahan of Louisville. managers Palmer and Lane were tortured but resisted speaking. They fled toward Louisville after an hour inside the club.
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West Baden
Ind
Indiana
Kentucky
Indiana Club
Indianapolis
C. S. Drake
Empire Life Insurance Company
Lee O'Connell
Marlowe Ave
M. J. Callahan
Louisville
Co. EB. Brown
Huntington
W. Vaz
T. J. Donnelly
Cincinnati
Ard Palmer
Harry Lee
Palmer
Lane
Mrs. Drake
Democrats Seek Immediate Tax Cut and Rebates
Democrats in Congress move to force an immediate tax reduction including a rebate on this year's payment and abolition of auto and amusement taxes. Representative Jacob Stein of New York, with Cordell Hull's approval, will push a resolution to have the Ways and Means Committee draft a tax cut bill before Congress reconvenes to use the treasury surplus and other revenues.
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United Prene
Washington
Congress
Jacob Stien
New York
Cordell Hull
Ways and Means Committee
Indiana Tax Force Dismisses Twenty-Nine IRS Employees
The Indiana division announces July 1 discharge for twenty nine internal revenue service staff. Local office perderons include Ida Schuster Florence Critch Frances Arbuckle Charles Tilton John Livengood J B Wetherell and Mary Neil. Resignations listed include Faye Young J H Andrews Mary Aspinall J L Hodges M F Leahey and Victor Brewer.
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Internal Revenue Department
Indiana
M. Bert Thurman
Bix
Ida Schuster
Florence Critch
Frances B. Arbuckle
Charles W. Tilton
John W. Livengood
J. B. Wetherell
Mary A. Neil
Anderson
South Bend
Muncie
Gary
Trial delay looms Whaley case in Indiana highway probe
The Whaley grand larceny case tied to alleged irregularities in disposal of war materials by the state highway commission may not begin July 1. Prosecutor Remy seeks a special venue, possible postponement, and a $5,000 defense fund. Whaley’s lawyers are ready. Other defendants face July trials with Williams, Bartley, Crawford, and the Goldberg brothers set for late July, while Whaley may go to September if sidetracked.
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C. William Whaley
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
William H. Remy
James A. Collins
Remy
Collins
Harry Dunn
Frank A. Symmes
John F. Robbins
Whaley
Harry McGlynn
Jess McMurty
Claude F. Johnson
John D. Williams
Commission
Earl Crawford
George Bartley
Moses
Victor Goldberg
Goldbergs
Williams
Bartley
Crawford
Two Goldbergs
Not Guilty Says Hostetter Jury In Bank Loot Case
A Criminal Court jury found 60 year old Richard Hostetter not guilty of receiving stolen goods after less than an hour of deliberation. Prosecutors charged him with aiding his sons Robert and Howard in dividing loot from the Southport State Bank robbery last February.
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Richard Hostetter
Hostetter
Gardiner
W. Raymond Sr
Lynnhurst
Robert
Howard
Southport State Bank
Park Board Shakeup Adds Hoss and Emhardt to City Panel
Mayor John L. Duvall named Mrs. J. D. Hoss and Adolph G. Emhardt to the Indianapolis park board to replace Emsley W. Johnson and Frank P. Manly. Johnson and Manly resigned after a dispute with the mayor. The board will not raise the current 5 1 2 cent levy and may cut it in 1927.
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John L. Duvall
J. D. Hoss
Brookside Ave
Adolph G. Emhardt
Emsley W. Johnson
Frank P. Manly
Hoss
Indianapolis Day Nursery Association
Champion Map Company
Emhardt
Walter Myers
Kealing
Joseph B. Kealing
Indiana
Johnson and Manly
Shank
Duvall
J. D. Joss
Adolph Emhardt
Briand Forms Tenth Cabinet in Paris
Paris June 23 Aristide Briand formed his tenth cabinet today with Aristide Briand as foreign minister and Pierre Laval as justice minister. Others include Durand interior Callaux finance Gillaumat war Georges Legguts Chapsal commerce Nogaro public instruction Vinogsti public works Perrier colonies Binet agriculture Durafour labor Jourdain pensions Jourdain.
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United Press
Paris
Briand
Aristide Briand
Pierre Laval
Jean Durand
Joseph Callaux
Adolphe Gillaumat
Navy
Georges
Legguts
Fernand Chapsal
Bertrand Nogaro
D. Vinogsti
L. Perrier
M. Binet
A. J. Durafour
Paul Jourdain
Creditors Plan Suits Against City Over Unpaid Bills
Creditors of Indianapolis forecast suits for 210000 to recover unpaid bills from the Shank administration. The board of works decided not to pay bills, with assistant city attorney Don Roberts saying judgments would support a bond issue to cover the debts. Union Trust Company previously refused to issue 210000 in bonds after tax expert Charles Remser ruled the issue illegal.
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Indianapolis
Shank
Board of Works
Don Roberts
Union Trust Company
Charles Rems
Ilegal
Dispatches Recount 1776 Charleston Fleet Threat
Ruth Finley writes a series for The Times Washington Times Bureau marking the 150th anniversary of the Declaration. The first dispatch recalls Charleston harbor threat of 51 enemy vessels seen from the town and Congress reaction in 1776.
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Charleston
Ruth Finney
Times Washington Times Bureau
Congress
Times
Horse Killed and Three Injured in Caldwell Crash
A wagon driven by Oliver Summers 65 collided with a truck at Caldwell and Michigan Streets shortly after noon. Summers suffered severe head injuries and may die. Passengers Fred O Roark 32 and Thomas Lassey 13 were severely injured. Summers was charged with assault and battery. The horse was killed in the wreck.
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Caldwell
Michigan Sts
Oliver F. Summers
Douglas St
Robert Long Hospital
Fred O'Roark
Agnes St
Thomas Lassey
Marlow Ave
George Robart
State Ave
Summers
Robard
Powers
Albers
Women Visitors Luncheon Hosts Delegates at Congress
A luncheon for 250 wives and guests of National Retail Hardware Association Congress delegates highlighted today's events. Ten motor buses transported attendees to Indianapolis Country Club while others arrived by private cars. The congress of 690 delegates from 33 states continues with officer elections and the 1927 city choice, with St. Louis favored to host.
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National Retail Hardware Association
Claypool
Indianapolis Country Club
St. Louis
Boy Struck by Truck In Front Of Home In Critical Condition
Four year old Jesse Seibert, son of Mrs Lucile Tender, is hospitalized in critical condition with a fractured skull after being struck by a heavy truck in front of his Belmont Avenue home. Police report say the lad stepped from an aunt's car and ran into the path of the vehicle.
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Jesse Seibert
Lucile Tender
Belmont Ave
City Hospital
Hague and Petit
Alice Eads
It. Ave
Inida
Shumaker Testifies Involvement In Indiana Prohibition Probe
Indiana Anti-Saloon League figures face Senate inquiry as Wayne Wheeler pledges access to league books. E. S. Shumaker says he spoke with federal attorneys for Floyd Young Knox County prosecutor amid bribery allegations tied to transferring a liquor case. Miles denies bribery links while testifying.
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WAS &Pecial
Ashington
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
National Organization
Young
Ethan A. Miles
Anti-Saloon League
Miles
Knox County
Shumaker
United States District
Alexander Cavinsa
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Cavins
Floyd Young
Harvey Smith
Vincennes
Robert Co. Baltzell
Smith
James Armstrong
Knox Circuit
Street Car Men and Mayor Talk Over Problems
A committee of Indianapolis Railway Company employees will meet Mayor Duvall to discuss labor tensions. Attorney Frank Per announces the mayor is interested in arbitrating the differences. The meeting at Plumbers Hall, 312 Be Washington St, is set for Thursday morning to hear reports on arbitration efforts.
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Indianapolis Railway Company
Duvall
Frank Per
Baker
Plumbers’ Hall
Washington St
Robert I. Todd
Street Railway
Indianapolis Railway
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