Rescue Plane Wrecked at Nobile Camp
Irgo Bay Spitzbergen June 25 Lieutenant Elmer Lundborg Swedish aviator who rescued General Nobile reports his airplane crashed on a second landing at Nobile camp and cannot be repaired there. He strives to find a new landing place as ice floes break up while fears grow for sixteen missing crew members and Amundsen party.
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United Press
Irgo Bay
Spitzbergen
Elmer Paul Lundborg
Nobile Camp
General Nobile
Citta di Milano
Amundsen
Lundborg
Fokker
Umberto Noblie
Italia
Noblie
Nobile
Natale Cecioni
Farman
Tromsoe
Norway
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Foyn Island
Cecioni
Sarko
Kings Bay
Aritta
Charles Fore Land
Two Kids Swallow Quarters In Family Habit Tale
Mary eight swallowed a quarter during a swing ride and needed surgery to retrieve it from her esophagus at the city hospital. Her thirteen year old brother Lowell did the same last week after catching a baseball, while ten year old Claude eyed the coin. Their father jokes about paying Sundays by check as the tale ends in a small home scene at 1002 Taft Ave.
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Mary
Lowell
Claude
Frank Kesler
Taft Ave
M. E. Zufall
S. Keystone Ave
City Hospital
City Officials Push Widening of Capitol Avenue
City Engineer A H Moore urged the board of public works to widen Capitol Ave from Washington to Sixteenth Street. The heavy traffic street currently has a forty five foot roadway and serves streetcars and buses. Police traffic officials backed the plan to Charles L Riddle. no cost estimate is available.
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A. H. Moore
Capitol Ave
Washington
Sixteenth St
Board of Public Works
Charles L. Riddle
Fletcher Cafeteria Plate Lunch Ad
Plate lunch offered at Fletcher Cafeteria in the Fletcher Trust Basement from 10 30 a m to 7 30 p m with noon and evening specialty plus 35 cent plates advertisement shows the hours and price and location in the basement dining area.
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Fletcher
Fletcher Trust
Metcalf Dies Noted Marion County Court Reporter at 70
Albert C. Metcalf age 70 longtime Marion County court reporter died at his home 1929 N Pennsylvania St after weeks of illness. He retired from Criminal Court reporting this winter, succeeded by son Norman E. Metcalf. Surviving are widow Leonora S Metcalf sons A C Jr and H B Indianapolis daughter Mrs J E Elliott Los Angeles funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Flanner Buchanan mortuary Crown Hill cemetery.
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Albert C. Metcalf
Marion County
Pennsylvania St
Norman E. Metcalf
New York State
Metcalf
Indianapolis
Norman
Leonora S. .Metcalf
H. B
J. E. Elliott
Los Angles
Ind
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary
Crown Hill Cemetery
Ban on Fort Booze Sought by Army Official
Captain Earl Moss Morale Officer seeks local deputies to bar bootleggers from the fort area near the prison. Sheriff Hawkins declines funding. Moss appeals to Federal Prohibition Office. Conference planned with Harry Bendel to report to George Winkler. Army estimate 90000 dollars plus youth leave costs.
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Earl Moss
Omer Hawkins
Erge Maar
Tun
Moss
Army
Hawkins
Federal Prohibition Office
Harry Bendel
George L. Winkler
Bendel
Winkler
Indianapolis
Bullet victim held on vagrancy charge after shooting
Arthur A. Price, 28, of R. R. C. Box 262, is jailed at the city hospital on a vagrancy charge after being shot in the leg while seated in his automobile in front of his home. He refused to name his assailant to police, and said his wife was with her mother.
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Arthur A. Price
R. R. C. Box
City Hospital
Hicks
Rozelle
Walb
Indianapolis
Jackson
Timed sequence of scores noted in lines
A fragment records a series of times and numbers: 11 am 58 noon 57 1 pm 60, suggesting a time based score or tally sequence.
Stewart Indicted on Perjury Charges
Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana board, was indicted by a DC grand jury on perjury tied to statements before the Teapot Dome committee. The three count indictment alleges he denied knowledge of Liberty bond profits while having $759,000 worth, and that he claimed no contact or knowledge of others receiving bonds, despite personal involvement.
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United Press
Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana Board of Directors
District of Columbia
Senate
Stewart
Thentinental Trading Company
Hicks Charges Rozelle Case Probes In Grand Jury
South Bend publisher Robert E. Hicks says political influence taints the Rozelle mail fraud inquiry. He appealed to Postmaster General New for a thorough probe as Rozelle runs the Omaha Tapestry Company, with investigations continuing before a federal grand jury in Indiana.
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Robert E. Hicks
South Whitley
Today
Harry S. New
Omaha Tapestry Company
la Grange
Frank Rozelle
Indiana
Federal Court
Hicks
Federal Grand Jury
Rozelle
Oliver M. Loomis
Arthur R. Robinson
Five Mile Pushmobile Sweepstakes Opens Saturday
Moody calls for a dry plane and launches broadside as Smith counters in a heated debate. The neighborhood’s third annual Five‑Mile Pushmobile Sweepstakes features ten cars, with Teddy Rosenbrock and Wallace Raiser driving in Car No 14. Cars race with four pushers per car, prizes include cash and merchandise, eliminations run Thursday and Friday, and the start is set for 5:15 pm with a 50‑lap grind finale.
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Teddy Rosenbrock
Wallace Raiser
Gus Jackson
Heffelman
Richard Vollrath
Jack Hefferman
Victor Vollrath
Palmer Raiser
Billy John McDermott
Toather
Forty-Fifth
Delaware Sts
Lowell Kennedy
Indiana Anti-Saloon League urges Woollen to balk at Smith ticket
Indiana leaders pressure Evans Woollen to refuse vice presidential offers with Al Smith. E S Shumaker wires Indiana delegates urging opposition to Woollen joining Smith, citing political harm to Indiana and the Democratic Party. Woollen, Fletcher Savings and Trust head, not at convention and not commenting.
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Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Evans Woollen
Indiana
al Smith
New York
E. S. Shumaker
Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Smith
Charles A. Greathouse
R. Earl Peters
A. C. Sallee
Houston
Shumaker
Crash Victim In Critical Condition After City Collision
E. H. Stolzenbach 35 of East Dr Woodruff Place remains in a semi conscious state at city hospital after injuries from last Wednesday night crash with Dr. Leon Whetseil Bloomington at Kessler Blvd and Lafayette Pike. Internal hemorrhages described as cause of relapse in the last 24 hours.
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E. H. Stolzenbach
City Hospital
Stolzenbach
Leon Whetseil
Bloomington
Kessler Blvd
Lafayette Pike
Woodruff Place
Kids Fun Klub Offers Free Membership at The Times
Join the All Kids Klub today clip the coupon on page 8 and bring it to The Times office at 214 W Maryland St. Wednesday. Receive a free membership card for entry to hours of joy in the open air lodge at Broad Ripple Park, sponsored by The Indianapolis Times and Broad Ripple Park.
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All Kids Klub
Times
Maryland St
Indianapolis Times
Broad Ripple Park
Anti-Gambling Crackdown Targets Building Owners In Indiana
Police Chief Claude M Worley plans action against owners allowing gambling in their buildings after a legal opinion cites penalties up to 500 dollars or six months in jail. Seaton Armstrong was fined for selling baseball pools. Trials of Milton Allison and Sim Jackson were continued. Police raided booze and gambling spots over the weekend arresting 178. The Fitzgerald home yielded six gallons of sugar alcohol five pints of moonshine and ninety quarts of home brew and they were charged with blind tiger. A roomer James Wilson was arrested and four others faced vagrancy charges. Two hundred fifty quarts of home brew were seized from Pearl Davis home. Davis faced blind tiger charges. Pool selling suspects Frank Morris and Harry Balch were held Sunday.
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Claude M. Worley
Worley
Indiana
Seaton Armstrong
Massachusetts Ave
Paul C. Wetter
Milton Allison
Senate Ave
Sim Jackson
Michigan St
Thomas Fitzgerald
James Wilson
Ralph Dean
Pearl Davis
Meridian St
Apt
Frank Morris
Illinois St
Harry Balch
Disabled veterans press for higher compensation at Denver meet
Disabled Veterans of the World War open a week of sessions in Denver with a plan to petition the War Department. Delegates contend front line injuries deserve more pay than those from training incidents and will seek a formal resolution.
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United Press
Denver
War Department
Scooter Derby Opens With 500 In Prizes
Get out your scooters for the first annual Times-Capitol Dairies Scooter Derby offering 500 dollars in prizes for fastest rides. Three classes will be used for girls five to nine, boys five to nine, and boys ten to eleven. Training plans and official coaches will be provided by the City Recreation Department with impartial judges and a tie arbitration committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Times-Capitol Dairies
Indianapolis Times
Moody Pushes Dry Plank At Democratic Convention
Governor Moody urges a firm prohibition platform endorsing the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcing dry laws. He backs equal treatment for agriculture and anti corruption measures while signaling a dry fight to secure re election. Delegates flood Houston for the convention as Smith supporters aim to win the nomina tion.
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Houston
Texas
Dan Moody
Friends of Prohibition
Moody
Smith
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Platform Committee
Daniels
The
United Press
New York
East
Midwest
South
West
Virginia
Mayor Walker
Tex Rickard
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A. G. Metcalf
Veteran Court
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Riley
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South Whitly
Gov. Moody
Robert O'Hara
Frank C. Dailey
Elizabeth T. Stanley
Liberty
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Massachusetts
Decatur
Charles Makley
St. Marys
Ohio
Linn Grove Bank
Kids Fun Klub
AIM
Kansas
Ayres
J. P. O’brien
San Francisco
el Paso
J. Wilson Rine
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