Gambling houses and vice raids arrest several locals
Police raided a pool room at 296 Indiana Avenue seizing twenty baseball pool ticket books. Earl Sears and Wilton Allison of 454 West Twelfth Street were jailed. John Hawing of 2439 Martsdale Avenue charged with keeping a gaming house. Five African American individuals were detained at 1902 Martindale Avenue, with a deck of cards and $3.35 seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Avenue
Earl Sears
Wilton Allison
West Twelfth Street
John Hawing
Martinsdale Avenue
Martindal Avenue
Gunmen wound three youths in dice game raid
In Sago on a Sabbath afternoon a group of gunmen raided a public school yard dice game, wounding three players aged 15 to 21. The bandits fled with 200 dollars as police later raided a nearby dice game at Van Humboldt school and arrested fifteen men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tokowitz
Louis Tokowitz
George Rodemsky
Wicker Park
van Humboldt School
Budget approved for Church of God assembly in Anderson
ANDERSON Ind June 24 A budget of 258000 dollars for the coming year was set by the ministerial assembly of the Church of God at the international meeting which closed here Sunday The budget is an increase of 21000 dollars over last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Tomes
Anderson
Ind
The
Church of God
Seek Porters Union Drive to Unionize Rail Help
United Press reports a drive to organize railroad porters and maids and to force recognition of the union by the Pullman company begins next Sunday afternoon in New York. William R. Green AFL president will address the local sleeping car porters union as efforts to form an international union culminate at a unification convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New York
Pullman Company
William R. Green
American Federation of Labor
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Chicago
Welmaid Ironing Pad and Cover boost ironing ease
Hinged plug protects cord wear and a heel stand reduces lifting with several other benefits. Priced at 86.00, the Welmaid Ironing Pad and Cover sells widely for 1.50. It fits any ironing board and streamlines ironing.
US diplomacy aids in shaping world events
Washington reports Americans expanding active diplomacy to influence global affairs from Mexico to Paris. Key figures include Dwight Morrow, Owen D. Young, Alexander Moore, Frank McCoy, Hugh Gibson, Herbert Hoover, Dawes, and S. Parker Gilbert shaping Mexican religious settlements, reparations, Tacna Arica, Gran Chago, and international finance through Dawes and Young plans.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Plazas
Mexico
Paris
Senate
League of Nations
United States
Dwight F. Morrow
Owen D. Young
Alexander P. Moore
Peru
Chile
Tacna
Arica
Calvin Coolidge
Geneva
Hugh Gibson
Herbert Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
London
Dawes
Dominican Republic
S. Parker Gilbert
Gilbert
Young Plan
Doctor Says Water Misused By Many
Hollywood June 24 Dr H B K Willis Hollywood physician and film colony consultant warns that under drinking water and overheating baths to stay slender harms health. He notes beauties cut water rations and steam off weight, leading to possible nerve and digestive disorders if prolonged.
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Times
Hollywood
H. B. K. Willis
Willis
Photoplay Magazine
Theater chain merger ties 35 Illinois houses
The Great States chain merges with Publix Theater Corporation in a deal valued around 5 million dollars. Included theaters are in Springfield, Elgin, Aurora, and Rockford, with a wire from Samuel Dembow of New York confirming the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Illinois
Publix Theater Corporation
Samuel Dembow
New York
Publix Organization
Springefild
Elgin
Aurora
Rockford
Church Guild to Meet and Picnic Set at Brookside Park
The World-wide Guild of the First Baptist church Meridian and Vermont streets will gather at 10 a.m. Tuesday for a general discussion. The Leonora Essex Bible class plans an annual picnic at Brookside park on Wednesday. Communion services move to Sunday June 30 instead of July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Meridian
Vermont Streets
Leonora Essex
Brookside Park
Mary Brian on Mouth Makeup Techniques for Beauty
Mary Brian explains mouth makeup emphasizing lip care and blending. She advises soft lips, white lip balm for chapping, oily rouge for smoother application, and using cream rouge with finger application from lip interior outward. She warns against dry lipstick and urges blending until edges are soft and natural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Duke
NBA
Mary Brian
Nancy Carroll
Plan Farm Tour Promises County Bankers Agris Tour
Arrangements are complete for the Marion County Bankers Association third annual agricultural tour set for Thursday with Governor Harry G. Leslie to accompany. Buses depart the Columbia Club at 9 a.m. and return by 4 p.m. Stops include Ristow Brothers greenhouses on Rockville road Kendall stock farm on Salt Lake road a girls 4-H club demonstration in New Augusta Min Turn farm on Diteh road and Warren Central high school Lunch at the high school will be provided by the Marion County Farm Bureau with help from the Warren Central PTA Demonstrations will be conducted by boys and girls 4-H clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Bankers Association
Harry G. Leslie
Bankers
Columbia Club
Ristow Brothers
Rockville Road
Kendall Stock Farm
Salt Lake Road
New Augusta
Minturn
Diteh Road
Warren Central High School
Marion County Farm Bureau
Warren Central Parent-Teacher Association
Veteran Writes Book by Elmer W Sherwood of Bloomfield
The Moore Langlen Publishing Co of Terre Haute will release The Diary of a Rainbow Veteran by Elmer W Sherwood of Bloomfield on July 5. Sherwood, author of Rainbow Hoosier, formerly led the Rainbow Division Veterans Association. The book recounts the One Hundred Fiftieth Field Artillery maneuvers with an intro by General Charles P Summerall, US Army chief of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore-Langlen Publishing Company
Terre Haute
Elmer W. Sherwood
Bloomfield
Sherwood
Rainbow Division
Two Gunmen Steal Diamonds From Bogeaus in Hotel Lobby
In Chicago at the St James hotel two gunmen robbed Benjamin Bogeaus and his wife Etheline as they returned from a cabaret, taking diamonds valued at thirty thousand dollars. The early morning crime occurred in the lobby. police investigate the daring heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Benjamin Bogeaus
Etheline
St. James Hotel
Calf Stolen From Pasture Near Fortville
A valuable Jersey calf was stolen from a pasture on farmer John Caldwell's land three miles south of Fortville Indiana. A truck was used to haul the calf away in the theft reported June 24.
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Fortville
Ind
John Caldwell
Here
Stolen and Recovered Vehicles Listed by Police
Police report stolen autos belonging to Herbert Jordan Ford touring from Broad Ripple park Indiana News Company Stewart one ton truck T 1359 from 1706 North New Jersey street Enoch Boone Chevrolet touring 62 886 from Meridian and Arizona streets N J Bunch Hudson coach 59 897 from Riverside park and Dorothy Morrison Chrysler coupe Whippet sedan 1789 355 Kentucky Auburn coach 1925 model license found at 27 West Tenth street and other recoveries at 37 West St Clair street 443 South Alabama street.
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Herbert Jordan
Baltimore Avenue
Ford Touring
Broad Ripple Park
Indiana News Company
Senate Avenue
New Jersey
Enoch Boone
Illinois Street
Chevrolet
Meridian
Arizona
N. J. Bunch
Washington Strei
Hudson
Riverside Park
Dorothy Morrison
Chrysler
West St. Clair Street
Kentucky
South Alabama Street
Auburn
West Tenth Street
Dry leadership urged as need in county politics
Oliver W. Stewart, president of the Flying Squadron Foundation, told a law enforcement meeting at First Baptist church that the country needs a dry leader like William Jennings Bryan or Wayne B Wheeler. He urged organized dry leadership and urged support for Hoover's prohibition enforcement, with resolutions calling for united action to form stronger forces in the battle line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Wayne B. Wheeler
Oliver W. Stewart
Flying Squadron Foundation
First Baptist Church
Stewart
Bryan
Wheeler
Hoover
Clothes Warning After City Court Guilty Finding
In Muncie Indiana on July 24 Judge Harry Redkey held Joe Sampson a laborer guilty of exposing himself on the streets. He received a suspended sentence with a warning to avoid further such conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
Caruso widow offers voice recording for a dollar
Mrs Enrico Caruso widow and her brother R P Benjamin open a studio to record voices on an aluminum disc for one dollar. The aim is to make recording accessible to the masses and preserve voices for posterity, especially children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Benjamin
Not So Slow By United Presse Wilmette Ill
Louis K. Gillson, 77, attorney and Wilmette park board president, arraigned for driving 34 mph on Sheridan road. He claimed he has traveled at that speed since horse and buggy days. The judge dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
Wilmette
Ill
Louis K. Gillson
Wilmette Park Board
Sheridan Road
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