Pritchard to Lead Mission Survey Trip Abroad
Dr H O Pritchard executive secretary of the Disciples of Christ board of education leaves Indiana for New York to sail with Sherwood Eddy party for a survey of political economic social and religious conditions in Europe The Rev W E Moore of Marion IN will join the party Mrs Pritchard will also accompany him Pritchard is a delegate to the Universal Conference on Life and Work in Stockholm Sweden August 19 20
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H. O. Pritchard
Disciples of Christ Board of Education
Indi
New York
Europe
Sherwood Eddy
W. E. Moore
Marion
Ind
Pritchard
Stockholm
Sweden
Rhodius Park Pool Opens In West Indianapolis
West Indianapolis benefits from an $85,000 Rhodius Park pool with 200 by 130 feet dimensions and 3 to 9 foot depths. Elliptical design features a 300,000 gallon daily fountain, two slides and diving boards, plus a 20 foot promenade. Lifeguards and staff enforce hours 10 am to 8 pm weekdays and 2 pm to 9 pm Sundays with rest periods and strict rules.
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Indianapolis
Rhodius Park
James B. Schwab
Harry Neatherton
Henry Schlaigel
J. H. Todd
Robert Ribble
Earl Carver
Ethel Gilley
Aliie E. Gassom
Catherine Cooper Cline
John van Arsdale
John Walsh
Pat Harris
William H. Krieg
Alice H. Willworth
Guards protest jailings by cap tains under 1911 authority
Indiana National Guard guardsmen were jailed without hearing for up to three days on captain warrants citing the 1911 act. De Long faced possible court martial for drill absences but was released. The 1911 law was repealed in 1923, yet captains still used it to justify detentions lasting up to five days.
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de Long
Indiana National Guard
1511St Infantry
Marion County
Atlee Slentz
Slentz
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Stentz
Roosevelt Expedition Detained Near Kara Koram Pass
The Roosevelt Cherrie expedition bound for the Tian Shan in Central Asia is detained at the foot of the Kara Koram pass in Leh India awaiting fresh supplies and hampered by heavy snow. The team seeks the Ovis Poli ancestor of the sheep and faces one of the world’s most dangerous passages.
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Reeve Herber
United Press
Leh
India
Roosevelt-Cherrie
Kara Koram Pass
Tian-Shan Mountains
Central Asia
Durham deputy warden trial postponed to September
War sa special reports trial of James Durham deputy game warden charged with shooting Charles Long during an attempted arrest for alleged illegal fishing has been postponed to September.
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Times Special
Warsaw
Ind
James Durham
Charles Long
Mayor Receives Eight Month Old Alligator Named Aloysius
Mayor Shank now owns Aloysius the eight month old alligator presented by Edward E Mc Bride city recreation director who received it from Florida. Police Captain Roy A Pops notes the humor of thinking of being Aloysius for a thousand years.
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Lew
Aloysius
Shank
Edward E. McBride
Florida
Aloggius
Judge recounts reporter past as press aide in murder bail ruling
Hamilton Circuit Court Judge Fred E. Hines admitted he once worked as a newspaper man and served as a correspondent for the Indianapolis Sun. He ruled on bail for D. C. Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry in the Madge Oberhultzer murder case. The Fodra murder trial in Hamilton County was cited as past experience. Ralph K. Kane is assisting in Stephenson matter.
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Fred E. Hines
Hamilton
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberhultzer
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis Times
Will Fodra
Hamilton County
Fodra
John Shea
Ralph K. Kane
William H. Remy
Marion County
Stephenson
Jewish Center Planned
Negotiations near completion to dissolve the Indianapolis Club at 2314 N Meridian St and transfer ownership to the Jewish Federation of Indianapolis for use as a community center. The Kirshbaum estate trustees bought the property to donate, with approval from Kirshbaum family trustees and Indianapolis and Washington officials.
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Indianapolis Club
N. Meridian St
Jewish Federation of Indianapolis
Raphael Kirshbaum
B. W. Kirshbaum
A. M. Rosenthal
A. B. Carlin
Indianapolis
Simon Lyon
Washington, D. C
New Cable Links New York and Rome Speeds Messages
A new transatlantic cable now carries 320 words per minute between New York and Rome, boosting communication capacity and reducing relay time for telegram-like transmissions. The line promises faster business and diplomatic exchanges across the Atlantic.
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New York
Rome
Miss Gladys Pahl Healed After Eczema With Cuticura
Miss Gladys Pahl of Milwaukee describes a three month facial rash that began as eczema and spread. After trying various remedies she used three cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment and was completely healed.
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Gladys Pahl
31St St
Milwaukee
Wis
Mayor outlines steps to acquire Laurel Hall estate as park
Mayor Shank details plan to turn the 606 acre Laurel Hall estate on Millersville Rd into a city park. Voters will decide at the estate this weekend, Indianapolis Holding Co. will hear an offer, three top real estate men will appraise, and leasing to private groups may cover bond interest. He estimates the estate could cost less than $1,687,500 in improvements.
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Laurel Hall
Esate
Stoughton B. Fletcher
Millersville Rd
Indianapolis Holding Company
Democrats At Terre Haute Convention Signals Senate Bid
In Terre Haute Indiana the Democratic Editorial Association gathering signals a definite senatorial candidate for next year. Absent is Tom Taggart who remains at his summer home in Massachusetts while state leaders like Walter Chambers Lincoln Dixon and Dale Crittenberger attend as Lew Wellington hosts the banquet.
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United Pre
Lew Fllington
Parke County Reunion at Garfield Park Sunday
The Parke County annual reunion will be held Sunday at Garfield Park. The program includes a playlet titled Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil with readings by Ruth Benefiel Janet Nagle Emily May Johnson and Maxine Ingram.
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Parke County
Garfield Park
Ruth Benefiel
Janet Nagle
Emily May Johnson
Maxine Ingram
Thief Steals Tent From Home Shed
Mrs. Sam Carmell reports a theft of an eight by ten foot tent from the rear shed at 725 Rochester Ave. The tent valued at $25 was taken, police records show.
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Sam Carmell
Rochester Ave
Double Funeral Held for Mrs Williams and Mrs Williams
Two ceremonies were held in Mington Indiana for Mrs. John R Williams and Mrs. Ethel Williams. Both women were buried side by side as family and friends attended.
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Mington
Ind
John R. Williams
Ethel Williams
David Williams
Judge's Daughter Serves Her Drinks in Symington Case
In New York on June 25 United Press reports on Justice John Ford defending his bench comment about his daughter's cocktail parties. Esther Ford Wait, the judge's daughter, says she favors prohibition but finds limited harm in drinking at social events. She also argues young men should have less freedom than young women. The Symington trial resumes with the defense opening.
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United Press
New York
Symington
John Ford
Esther Ford Wait
Justice Ford
Fourth of July Casualty Claims First 1925 Record
Chicago records show the first pre Fourth of July casualty for 1925. Eight year old Dan Perry died after eating fireworks, with the coroner's office filing the death.
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United Press
Chicago
Little Dan Perry
Symingtons Absolute Divorce Trial Faces Adultery Case Link
The action of Thomas H. Symington for absolute divorce from Ida May will go to the jury before the adultery case against Talbot Chambers, principal co respondent, is tried. Chambers admitted intimacies with Mrs Symington and pleaded not guilty to adultery based on his testimony.
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Ida May
Talbot Chambers
Chambers
rMs
Symington
Night shirts for tramps at Wimborne workhouse
In Wimborne England night shirts are issued to vagrants staying at the workhouse so their garments can be fumigated to prevent the spread of pests.
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Wimborne
Eng
Thieves at Drug Store Probe Narcotics Sought
Thieves at the Goldsmith drug store on Michigan Street and Massachusetts Avenue robbed the prescription case on Wednesday night, pulling drawers in a bid to take narcotics and tobacco according to a police report.
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Massachusetts Ave
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