Man Dies After Stabbing as Five Face Charges
Police say Liquor and heat sparked a deadly stabbing and a nearby rock attack. Theodore Bradshaw died from chest wounds after an argument at Ft Wayne Ave near Walnut St. Susie Robison is charged with murder. Nathan Guice and Wanita Miller were wounded and others face various counts including shooting with intent to kill and operating a blind tiger.
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Hosital
Uison
Theodore Bradshaw
Hudson St
Susie Robison
Douglass
Scioto St
Ft. Wayne Ave
Walnut St
Wanita Miller
Lafayette St
Guice
William Parrish
W. Twelfth St
Charles Bailey
Henry Turner
E. Court St
Turner
Veteran Teacher Anna Suter Dies After Brief Illness
Miss Anna Suter aged 75 longtime teacher in Aurora Indiana and Atlanta Georgia died early Sunday morning at 6005 East Washington Street after a brief illness Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Tuesday Funeral services set for Emerson Avenue Baptist Church at 10 a.m She taught in Aurora and later served as principal of the Aurora schools and at a girls seminary in Atlanta She is survived by three brothers Charles Suter of Indianapolis Joseph Suter of Omaha and John Suter of Westport Decatur County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Suter
Aurora
Ind
Atlanta
Indianapolis
E. Washington St
Memorial Park Cemetery
Emerson Avenue Baptist Church
Miss Suter
Dearborn County
Charles Suter
Joseph Suter
Omaha
John Suter
Westport
Decatur County
Officers of New Bank In Doubt
Announcement of the reorganized National City Bank directors to be made around June 30. James P. Goodrich, former Indiana governor and bank president, said. Directors from the absorbed Commercial National Bank will join the new board after the July 1 merger. Commercial National stockholders will receive ninety dollars per share, half in cash and half in stock. Total resources of National City Bank reach about ten million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Commercial National Bank
Two Hurt In Collision On Hancock and Washington Streets
Wesley Jeff and McKinley Young were bruised in a collision on Hancock Ave and Washington St when their northbound car struck an eastbound vehicle driven by J W Fulton of Sturm Ave Fulton and Charles Long escaped injury while the two occupants were treated for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Ave
Washington St
J. W. Fulton
Sturm Ave
Wesley Jeff
Emerson Place Apts
McKinley Young
Vermont St
Fulton
Charles Long
Everett St
Poison Incident Reported By 28 Year Old Woman
Mary Edwards 28 of 1801 Umbia Ave told police she argued with a man friend then drank poison. She received medical care and attention after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edwards
Umbia Ave
Bnd
Purdue co eds bake bread from Indiana flour this summer
Times Special from Lafayette Indiana reports Purdue co-eds Esther Amick Jean Dodds Elizabeth Crooks and Frances Prater all of Indianapolis will bake bread and pastries from Indiana flour this summer. Home economics teachers urged the use of the native product and the students already used Hoosier flour with excellent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Purdue
Gretchen Swindell
Alexandia
Irene Brewer
Southport
Faye Jones
Owensville
Helen Murphy
Kentland
Margaret Richardson
Lafayette
Eleanor Burkes
Rockville
Mary L. Armstrong
Thorntown
Madge Spray
Bluffton
Virginia Staton
Ruth Coapstick
Frankfort
Edna Peter
Mulberry
Natalia Baker
Ferol Wright
Kirklin
Aileen Barr
Kansas
Ill
Mildred
M’laughlin Markle
Helen Chivington
Culver
Margaret Chilcotte
Burnettsville
Wilma Burkle
Montmorenci
Burkle
Bert Cochran
Esther Amick
Lucille Dienhart
Nadine Parr
Florence Richards
Winona Lake
Violet Foster
Letha Pettijohn
Jean Dodds
Lanah Kirkman
Pendleton
Eva Brandenburg
Arlington
Cecilia Wendt
West Lafayette
Isabelle Cochran
Laura Fouts
Lincoln
Elizabeth Crooks
Sarah Rogers
Hope
Dorothy Hack
Loogootee
Frances Prater
Elizabeth Schmidt
Lizabeth Marshall
Gertrude Adams
Richmond
Bertha Cook
Holton
Times Special Lafayette
Ind
Nine Arrests After Weekend Crashes Wreck Twenty Cars
Police report 22 weekend accidents left 6 injured and 20 automobiles wrecked. Notable incidents include Mrs. Hyman Unger struck crossing Illinois Street by Glenn Brenson and a train collision on the White River bridge. Several drivers faced charges including assault and battery and driving on the left side of the street.
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Hyman Unger
S. Illinois St
Methodist Hospital
Tipton
Ind
William Briggs
Frank Uutemeyer
Fletcher Ave
Noble St
Robert Thomas
Indiana Ave
Tom Shroyer Coal Company
Robert Delay
East St
Yutemeyer
Thomas
Third Harding party member dies in crash
Denver Colorado June 25 United Press Thomas F Dawson Colorado State historian died in county hospital from injuries after a Denver Press Club car carrying four correspondents plunged 75 feet down Lookout Mountain during an excursion for President Harding. Donald Craig sole survivor. Sumner Curtis Thomas French and Dawson among the dead. The car may have a defective steering gear and the crash came after the vehicle left the road and crossed a safety cable barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Colo
Thomas F. Dawson
Colorado
Denver Press Club
Dawson
Donald Craig
Washington
New York Herald
Harding
Dever
Sumner Curtis
Washington, D. C
Republican National Committee
Thomas F. French
Thomas A. Dawson
Denver Museum
U. S. Senate
French
Lookout Mountain
Curtis
Junior C of C Delegates Plan for Convention
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to complete arrangements for attending the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention June 28 to 30 in Milwaukee. Delegates will travel by automobile and wear artist caps while carrying walking sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Break-in at Oyle & Barrick Store on Washington St
Oyle & Barrick Company reports a front window broken and merchandise valued at $103 stolen. Police take note of the incident at 303 Washington Street and are investigating the burglary.
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Oyle & Barrick Company
Wington St
Summer Y Camps to Set New Attendance Record
Merle Sidener will speak at the Bible Investigation Club at the YMCA next Wednesday on The Amazing Adventure of Ima Jobhunter. Indianapolis boys join Camp Bedford with 25 enrollments and likely more reservations by June 25, as over 100 boys prepare for 5 to 10 day outings this summer.
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Ima Jobhunter
Christian Men Builders
Third Christian Church
Indianapolis
Bedford
Camp Bedford
H. C. Atkins
Indianapolis Man Drowns in Wabash River at Vincennes
Floyd Rice of Indianapolis drowned in the Wabash River at Vincennes while swimming with Albert Frick. They were about 100 feet from shore when Rice became exhausted. Boatmen recovered the body. Rice had left Indianapolis a week earlier to work at Vincennes water works. no relatives could be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rice
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Albert Frick
Rice
School Break-In Reported at Tech High Grounds
The Marion County Tuberculosis Association reported to police that their school building on Tech High School grounds had been entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Tuberculosia Association
E. of P. Bldg
Tech High School
Wife Vanishes After Phone Call in Cincinnati
Police and private investigators sought a jealous wife figure to explain the disappearance of 38 year old Anna Marie Bedinger. She received a phone summons to attend her husband injured in an automobile crash at Good Samaritan Hospital and left home, never to be seen again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Clifton
S. Keystone Ave
Albert Buzek
Cincinnati
Sherman Dr
Southeastern Ave
Clifton
Mamie Clifton
Bo- Sart Ave
Robert Osman
Talbott Ave
United Press
Ohio
Anna ‘Marie Bedinger
Theft Reported Of Motometer And Butter From Vehicles
Gene W. J. Barrett reported a motometer stolen from his car on Parkway Blvd near Thirtieth Street with a second loss at the same spot. J. M. Webb of Sugar Creek Creamery said a carton of butter valued at 12.90 was stolen from his truck on Court Street between Meri and Pennsylvania Streets.
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Gene W. J. Barrett
Ashland Ave
Parkway Blvd
Thirtieth St
J. M. Webb
Sugar Creek Creamery Company
New York St
Court St
Meri and
Pennsylvania Sts
Pioneer Resident Eva Woodbridge Dies in Indianapolis
Funeral services for Eva H. Woodbridge 66 widow of William Woodbridge will be Tuesday at 2 p m at 2258 N Meridan St Indianapolis burial at Crown Hill She organized the first vested boys choir at Christ Episcopal Church and served as organist 1872 1878 She was mother of seven and survived by her husband three sons Arthur L Carlin H Richard and two daughters Caroline and Eva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva H. Woodbridge
William Woodbridge
Indianapolis
N. Meridan St
Crown Hill
Christ Church
Free Fourth of July Fireworks for City Youth
Citywide celebration at the State fairground invites every kid as a free guest of the Skidmore Dean and Admiral George Dewey Posts American Legion. The program features "Battle on the Sea" costing 2000 dollars and a five States pushroblem race. Louisville speaker Dr. J C Mitchell discusses "Lucky or Unlucky" at Morrison Hall.
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Skidmore-Dean
Admiral George Dewey
American Legion
State Fairground
Louisville
J. C. Mitchell
Morrison's Hall
Monument Circle
Besant ‘Theosophicality
Drowning Death of Clarence Reasoner in Flatrock River
The sixth Indianapolis drowning victim this season is nine year old Clarence Reasoner of 36 S Dearborn St He drowned Sunday in the Flatrock River near Columbus Ind While being carried by his brother Alfred Reasoner 29 they sank four times bystanders failed to aid The boy survived by his parents three sisters Florence Esther Mary and three brothers Alfred Harold and Walter Funeral services will be at the family home Wednesday morning with burial in Memorial Park cemetery
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Indianapolis
Clarence Reasoner
Christian Reasoner
S. Dearborn St
Flatrock River
Columbus
Ind
Alfred Reasoner
Florence
Esther
Mary
Alfred
Harold
Walter
Memorial Park Cemetery
Wheat Harvesting Begins in Kansas Across State
Twenty thousand workers start harvest as Kansas wheat ripens nearly everywhere due to heavy rains delaying earlier picking. George E. Tucker of the Labor Bureau says adequate labor is available to meet immediate needs. Binders and headers work acre after acre with harvest expected to finish in about ten days and employment offices handling over a thousand calls daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas City
Kansas
George E. Tucker
United States Labor Bureau
Whipping Boss Goes 10 Trial in Lake City
In Lake City Florida Judge McMullen denied defense bids to delay Walter Higginbotham trial for the murder of Martin Tabert. Attorneys failed to locate key witnesses allegedly needed to ensure a fair hearing. Tabert, leased to Putnam Lumber Co, was accused of stealing a ride on a freight train.
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United Area Lake City
Fla
Walter Higginbotham
Martin Tabert
North Dakota
McMullen
Higginbotham
Tabert
Putnam Lumber’ Company
Youth and Car Held in Seymour Arrest Case
Police Lieutenant Russell of Seymour Indiana reports that a youth identifying as Albert Edwards age unknown was found in a sedan carrying a certificate of title issued to Mrs Ella Wehler of 1077 West Twenty Fifth Street Seymour. The boy was under arrest in Seymour according to the Seymour police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Seymour
Ind
Indianapolis
Albert Edwards
English Ave
Ella Wehler
Twenty-Fifth St
Mayor's Son Gilbert Moon Injured in Diving Accident
Gilbert Moon, 17, son of Mayor B C Moon, remained unconscious after diving from a springboard into shallow Deer Creek. Neck injuries caused paralysis and he was hospitalized in Kokomo Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Gilbert Moon
B. C. Moon
Deer Creek
Indiana Branch Opens of International Old Colony Club
The Indiana chapter of the International Old Colony Club opened with a luncheon at Severin headquarters. P. B. Gravely stressed service for busy executives at desk or on travel. The club has branches in Canada, England, France and Germany and offers travel bureaus, tax services, lounges, and family eligibility. Officers B. White and R. H. Woodare led the event with R. C. Burger and G. P. Peed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
International Old Colony Club
The
Severin
P. B. Gravely
Canada
England
France
Germany
B. White
R. H. Woodare
R. C. Burger
G. P. Peed
International Organization
Weekend spree polices seek out petty robbery suspects
Detectives bustle over a wave of petty robberies across homes and businesses. The Greenough home on Fall Creek Blvd suffered a burglary with jewelry valued at 300 dollars while a group of five men with guns extorted 35 dollars from a man on Michigan Street. Multiple other thefts include wallets, cash, and clothing stolen from residences and stores citywide, with losses mounting to a few hundred dollars in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Greenough
E. Fall Creek Blvd
J. L. Page
Louisville
Edna Brown
Bloomington
Michigan St
Eagle Creek
Miss Brown
Fire trucks collide injuring four in Evansville incident
Four firemen are in critical condition after two fire trucks collided on Sunday. One truck hit Mrs. Meyer’s home demolishing the porch. the other struck a sedan. Three riders escaped with minor injuries while Al Heatherington, James Overby, Alex Thompson, and James Watson suffered broken ribs or skull fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Meyer
al Heatherington
James Overby
Alex Thompson
James Watson
Klan Helped Raiders Locate Suspect on Farm
In Tipton Indiana on June 25 the Hamilton County sheriff aided by Marshal Jackson of Atlanta and Ku Klux Klan members found meat on a farm west of Atlanta. Authorities pursue Grant Hover Jr who resides there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Ind
Hamilton County
Marshal Jackson
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Grant Hover Jr
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Alice Tausel
Carrie Wilson
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S. Pennsylvania St
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Frank Bloom
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