Woman leaps to death case drives murder trial defense
Carl Skeen 22, a Denver butcher, faces first degree murder in the death of Pearl Jarboe after a joy ride. Defense lawyers contest he could not have pushed her from the car at 35 mph and vow to seek a speedy, fair arraignment and trial while his family plans to unite to help him.
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Carl Skeen
Foltz Ave
Pearl Jarboe
Sixteenth St
Colorado Ave
Skeen
Denver
Imhone
Mas C. Whallon
Whallon
Earl R. Cox
Monay
William H. Remy
Patrick Finneran
Sheen
Finneran
Scripps-Howard
Bertillon
Police
Union Station
Turnkey
Lula Greenwood
Bellefontainere
Remarkable health of 3 generations praised in Fort Worth ad
Mrs. J. H. Luther of Fort Worth Texas cites Black-Draught as the key to her family’s health It helped her indigestion and she used it for colds stomach issues constipation and headaches She says she has given it to her children grandchildren and friends and believes it keeps her feeling young
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Luther
West Belknap Street
Fort Worth
Texas
Board to consider two high school sites in Irvington and Broad Ripple
The Indianapolis school board will consider a bond issue to buy two new high school sites. One eleven acre site at Riley Ave and E Washington St is listed at 20000 and the Broad Ripple site over seven acres valued at 32000 lies south of the current Broad Ripple high school. Albert F. Walsman, business director, will propose a salary schedule for clerks and office staff to standardize pay.
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Irvington
Broad Ripple
Riley Ave
E. Washington St
Broad Ripple High School
Albert F. Walsman
Burglary Alarm Triggers Memories Of Past Heist
Police respond to a burglar alarm at L. B. S. Ayres & Co. store at 3 a m finding night watchman M. B. Voyles safe. He recalls a previous yegg raid when officers stopped one burglar and others fled.
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S. Ayres & Co
M. B. Voyles
N. Olney St
Yeggs
Voyles
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen in City
Police report several automobiles stolen from various owners including Ferry Clark in Danville Indiana Ford from Ohio Street and Capitol Avenue J R Spaulding at 5105 College Avenue Chevrolet from Market Street and Delaware Street T D Wester at 5668 Guilford Avenue Chevrolet from Ohio Street and Capitol Avenue A G Ausbach Speedway City Ford from South Street and Simon Kuinn 668 Twenty Ninth Street Ford from North Street and Canal Julius Fallender 4611 North Meridian Street Auburn 4611 from Forty Third and Pennsylvania Streets.
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Ferry Clark
Danville
Ind
Ford
Ohio St
Capitol Ave
J. R. Spaulding
College Ave
Chevrolet
Market St
Delaware St
T. D. Wester
Guilford Ave
A. G. Ausbach
Speedway City
South St
Simon Kuinn
E.twenty- Ninth St
North St. and Canal
Julius Fallender
Meridian St
Auburn
Forty- Third
Pennsylvania Sts
Peach crop due July 7 in Jackson County
Seymour Ind June 26. Jackson County's peach crop is expected to be ripe about July 7. Local growers predict the crop will be considerably below normal due to two late freezes. Automobiles reported found by Otto Schmalz 2250 Union St Ford found at 33 S East St.
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Otto Schmalz
Union St
Ford
S. East St
Seymour
Ind
Jackson County
Labor union protests Better Business Bureau action
Delegates at the bi monthly Central Labor Union meeting condemn the BBB refusal to sanction the Labor Day program. John E. Smith says advertising was based on merit and no intimidation used. The union notes the publication is the sole authorized labor newspaper in Indianapolis. Mulberry, June 26. George S. Neher escaped injury but his car was demolished in an accident en route to place flowers on his wife's grave.
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Better Business Bureau
Central Labor Union
Central Union Executive Board
John E. Smith
Organized Labor
Indianapolis
Times Special
Mulberry
Ind
George S. Neher
Neher
Indiana Birth and Death Rates Fall in 1927
Statewide birth rate eased to 19.8 per 1000 and death rate to 12.8 with infant mortality down from 72.4 to 58.5. Indianapolis saw births 6,736 and deaths 4,900, yielding a natural increase of 1,836. City rates varied among East Chicago Evansville Fort Wayne Gary Hammond Kokomo Muncie South Bend and Terre Haute.
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Indiana
United States Department of Commerce
Indianapolis
East
Chicago
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Gary
Hammond
Kokomo
Muncie
South Bend
Terre Haute
East Chicago
Marathon Dance Revolt Turbulence at Madison Square Garden
Miltion Crandall faces a revolt by ten dance couples as prize money climbs. Spectators have distributed over 7500 dollars in special prizes while admission has risen from 50 cents to 3 30. Top duos include James Priore Florence Carlough with rivals Nolan and King.
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United Press
New York
Milton D Crandall
Madison Square Garden
Crandall
Broadway
James Priore
Florence Carlough
Tommy Nolan
Anna King
Pittsburgh
Navy Secretary Works To End Club Fight
Secretary Wilbur postponed a dinner to separate caddies at his golf club after a fight and arrange medical care for their injuries. The incident prompted his direct involvement as he directed fighting forces in public life.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Navy
Wilbur
Police data misread clears man tied to Market Garage
A misread police report led The Times to say Edward Holland, 20, of 620 Ogden Street, arrested on a speeding charge, was a car washer for the Market Garage at 325 East Market Street. He is not connected to the Market Garage and worked for C. B. Sandage at 546 South Meridian Street. Sandage says Holland had no permission to take a car.
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Times
Edward Holland
Ogden St
E. Market St
Holland
C. B. Sandage
S. Meridian St
Sandage
Federation to Discuss Downtown Traffic Rule Changes
The Federation of Community Civic Clubs will discuss proposed traffic rule changes in the downtown district at Friday night's June meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. C A James, secretary, said the session will be the last during the vacation period.
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Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
C. A. James
State Exports Slump In Last Two-Year Period
Indiana exports fell in 1927 to 62,983,454 from 63,820,505 in 1926 and 64,772,698 in 1925. Passenger automobiles led with 12,244,801, followed by land 5,961,697 and auto parts 3,737,678. Other top items included hams and shoulders 3,333,546, iron and steel plates 2,886,579, buses and trucks 2,139,115, and auto service appliances 1,966,824. High value items also covered bacon, chemicals and drugs, wood manufactures, ammonia sulfate, flour, musical instruments, and electrical machinery.
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Ind
Diana
United States Department of Commerce
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Thedford
Black Draugh
Pe Eee Lee Terete
Sil Ul Oty
Arctic
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
M. Varming
M. van Degan
Nobile
Hobby
Luetzow Holm
Riiser-Larsen
Board
L. 8. Ayres
Business Bureau
C. B. Dyer, Jeweler
Massachusetts Ave
GGG
Kinney
North
Pennsylvania
Percen W
North Carolina
Montana
Vermont
Idaho
Arizona
Oregon
Seattle
Wash
Norfolk
Suez Canal
Riverside
Riverside Amusement Park
Marathon Dance Stars IN Revolt
City
Elwood
Philadelphia
the Miller
Washington ST
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