Greece toppled as rebels seize control of government
In Athens on June 25, rebel officers and naval leaders oust the government led by Michaelacopoulos. General Panaglaos and Admiral Hadjikriacos head a nationwide revolt aiming to install a just, efficiently run state and reorganize the army. President asks Papanastassiou to form a new cabinet as junta tightens grip.
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Anthony Papayannakis
United Press
Athens
Greece
Michaelacopoulos
M. Papanastassiou
Junta
Ngs
Pangalog
Hadjikriacos
Pangalos
Monkey Stuff Ain't in The Book Stirs Tennessee Town
In Dayton Tennessee Mrs Fanny B Olinger voices strong opposition to teaching evolutionary theory in schools. She argues the state should teach only The Book and risks doubt and fear if evolution is taught. The mountain store owner supports the anti evolution sentiment fueling local debate and political action.
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NBA
Ayton
Tenn
Jifie
Fanny B. Olinger
Dayton
General Mountain
Solons
Tennessee
Fanny Olinger
Fanny Olingers
God
Mountain Store
Otto Mc Murray Bursts Home and Kills prowler in Gary
Gary Indiana June 25 Otto Mc Murray a manufacturer shot and killed a prowler he heard in his garage Coroner expected to return a verdict today
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Gary
Ind
Otto McMurray
Defense Calls Fragile Case Against Shepherd Murder Trial
William D. Shepherd faces murder charges in the death of his ward Billy McClintock as chief defense counsel William Scott Stewart ridicules the State witnesses. Stewart questions the evidence and suggests the motive is weak while Shepherd listens, hoping for a verdict tonight pending final prosecutor remarks and judge’s decision on an evening session.
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Criminal Court
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Ward
Billy McClintock
William Scott Stewart
Stewart
Shepherd
W. W. O'Brien
O’brien
Rogert E. Crowe
Thomas J. Lynch
Watson Boom Marks Rally in Northeast Indiana
United Press reports at a June rally in Fort Wayne Indiana Joseph B Kealing national committeeman urged Republican workers to renominate Senator Watson without a primary opposition. Kealing said Watson's Senate influence puts him in a strong position to serve the party. Watson criticized the Democrats for lacking sound issues. A drive to reelect Clyde Walb as State chairman was launched.
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Watson
Republican Workers
Indiana
Joseph B. Kealing
Senate
Kealing
Democratic Party
Clyde Walb
Jackson
Goff
West Virginia
Cashier Foils Bank Hold-Up at Indiana Bank
Terre Haute cashier John Thompson of the Indiana State Bank tripped a burglar alarm and thwarted an attempted robbery on Wednesday. Three men involved fled without loot as no shots were fired.
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John Thompson
Indiana State Bank
Terre Haute
Senator seeks governor probe over guard discipline abuses
State Senator Russell B. Harrison plans to ask Governor Jackson to investigate reports that Indiana National Guard captains jailed soldiers without trial for missing drill. He notes a 1911 statute repealed in 1923 to curb abuses and says officers are acting on their own authority. He traveled to the Statehouse to review 1923 acts before sending the letter. County records mention a private Roy De Long of 1469 N New Jersey St as part of the discussion.
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Jackson
Indiana National Guard
Russell B. Harrison
Harrison
National Guard
Roy de Long
New Jersey St
Italy seeks easier terms in U S debt talks
Ambassador Martino opened talks with the U S debt funding commission and requested a ten year grace period before any payments on Italy’s 2.14 billion dollar debt. He argued for lower rates than Britain, citing Italy’s wartime losses and current financial strain. The commission plans to seek debt reduction by offsetting perceived American wartime profits and to float long term bonds at low interest.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Great Britain
Martino
United States Debt Funding Commission
Britain
United Press
Rome
America
Fragmentary Weather and Market Codes Spark Sparse Almanac Entry
At 6 a.m. 60. 10 a.m. 66. 7 a.m. Boose GL IL A m 67. 8 a.m. 63. 12 noon 68. Por. Mare. 66. Or Lip M.02 7%. Data appear as brief readings with unclear context and multiple numerical markers from an almanac page.
Casualties in Shameen as foreign marines quell Chinese assault
American women and children refugees in Hong Kong report heavy Chinese casualties after British and French marines repelled a Shameen attack. About 3,000 Chinese cadets armed with rifles and bayonets surged on PeKing's foreign quarters while masked officers signaled. Marines suffered and Chinese losses were heavy, according to refugees.
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Shameen
Hong Kong
Peking
Kitten Ball League To Award Medals In City Play
City recreation department opens the Kitten Ball leagues with medals for boys and girls champions. Six boys leagues and four girls leagues start within days under Edward E. McBride. Boys ages limit fifteen years eleven months. girls sixteen years six months. Season runs July to August ending with finals August 20 for girls and August 21 for boys.
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Kidville
Indianapolis
Edward E. McBride
Bone Dry Law Effects Seen In City Court
Two months after Indianapolis new bone dry law took effect police report a tighter liquor enforcement. Arrests for drunkenness driving while intoxicated and blind tiger cases fell versus May and June last year. Data show fewer arrests among better liquor drinkers and more among out of work still operators.
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Indianapolis
William Paulsel
Indiana State Farm
Judge Hines Denies Bail in Noblesville Murder Case
In Hamilton Circuit Court Judge Fred E. Hines denied a motion to admit D. Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry to bail in the Miss Madge Oberholtzer murder case. The three defendants must remain in jail pending trial.
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Bulletin Times
Noblesville
Ind
Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Cass
Fred E. Hines
Hamilton
Bond ruling awaited in Oberholtzer murder case
Noblesville Indiana June 25 LD Stephenson former Indiana Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan and his lieutenants Earl Gentry and Earl Klinck await Judge Fred W Hines decision on bond in the murder case of Miss Madge Oberholtzer Indianapolis The hearing featured defense attempts to suppress the dying declaration and prosecutors effort to admit it The outcome could affect trial timing and a speedy trial agreement is possible
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Noblesville
Ind
Stephenson
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Fred W. Hines
Earl Gentry
Earl Klinck
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Hines
Hamilton
Oberholtzer
Marshall
John K. Kingsbury
Beatrice Spratley
Hammond
William H. Remy
Indiana Supreme Court
Remy
Klinck
Gentry
Marion County
Hamilton County
A Twentieth Century Aladdin's Lamp
A nostalgic piece argues Aladdin's lamp mirrors the human urge for wealth and progress, framing the tale as a prophecy of modern wonders. The essay suggests the lamp symbolizes the power to obtain anything, paralleling TIMES WANT ADS aiding readers in achieving desires.
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Aladdin
Police investigate reported shooting along Fall Creek banks
A mystery shooting near Illinois Street and Fall Creek banks remains unsolved as police scour the area for a crew. Neighbors including John Gray and the Hechts heard a shot and a groan but no suspects or evidence has been found. Lieutenant Claude Johnson led the emergency squad in the search.
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Fall Creek Banks
Illinois St
John Gray
Fall Creek Blvd
Leon and
Mildred Hecht
Fall Creek
Claude Johnson
Johnson
Unionize Steel Men in Calumet District Drive Planned
Lake County Central Labor Union has completed plans to organize 65,000 Calumet district steel workers. The campaign will start in September with the aim to enroll workers in the union.
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Calumet
Times Special
Gary
Ind
Lake County Central Labor Union
Calumet District
Sentemhar
First swimming pool accident reported for season
Ellis Chapin age 17 of 1710 Morgan Street was injured at Rhodius Park when he slipped attempting a dive. He was taken to city hospital where two stitches were required for a head wound.
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Ellis Chapin
Morgan St
Rhodius Park
Wooded Park Sought Near Shortridge High
Alvah J. Rucker leads a citizen delegation before the city park board to urge purchase of Topp's woods north of Shortridge High School at Thirty Fourth and Meridian. They aim to block an apartment house and have the city acquire the land as a bird preserve and natural park.
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Alvah J. Rucker
City Park Board
Topp's Woods
New Shortridge High School
Thirty-Fourth
Meridian Sts
Police Sergeant Morrissey Fined In Election Day Case
Police Sergeant Michael Morrissey was fined $1 and costs by Justice of Peace Conrad Keller on a warrant signed by William Mock. Mock alleged Morrissey struck him on election day as Mock resisted arrest. Mor rissey said he arrested Mock and planned to appeal after venue changes.
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Michael Morrissey
Justice of Peace
Conrad Keller
William Mock
Hen Davis
Ind
Mock
Missouri St
Morrissey
Mork
Henry Spicer
Walter Glass
Keller
Ralph Jones
Hold Up Reported Near Dexter Ave Robbery Claims
Police received a hold up report Wednesday night. Lawrence Harris of 624 Blake St said he was struck in the heart while riding in an auto at Twenty Second St and Dexter Ave and robbed of 50 cents. Miss Lucile Miller of 1120 Bond St was with him and carried off by the robber but she fought back until the assailant fled.
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Lawrence Harris
Blake St
Second St
Dexter Ave
Harris
Lucile Miller
Bond St
Frenzel Funeral Held for Otto N. Frenzel Bank Leader
Life long associates in financial circles attended funeral services for Otto N. Frenzel president of Merchants National Bank at 2 30 p m today at 1637 N Illinois St Bishop Joseph M Francis of Indianapolis Episcopal Diocese presided pallbearers included sons in law and nephews Burial took place in Crown Hill Cemetery Frenzel was a longtime leader in banking and community affairs.
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Otto N. Frenzel
Merchants National Bank
N. Illinois St
Joseph M. Francis
Indianapolis
Crown Hill Cemetery
Frenzel
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