Police raid Indianapolis pool ticket factory nets 10000 books
Police raided a factory at 322 N Senate Ave Indianapolis seizing more than 10 000 pool tickets worth 5000 and arresting Denver Ferguson and two others on gambling related charges. The plant employed 28 laborers and produced tickets for multiple pools including Jumbo Moon and Wall Street.
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Harry McGlenn
Dean
Claude M. Worley
Ferguson
Supreme Court
William Ferguson
Louise Harrison
S. Randolph Sr
Mary Rapin
Abe Greenspat
Denver
John L. Niblack
Michael Gray
Sixteenth St
All Kids Klub Expands First Meeting Membership
Indianapolis Times reports the All Kids Klub extends membership session from three to four days. The program now runs Friday Saturday Monday and Tuesday, delaying the original four day plan to include four days before the first meeting. An announcement of the complete program will appear in Thursday’s edition.
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Indianapols Times
Broad Ripple Park
All Kids Klub
Frida
Bowers Home Boy Teacher Recalls Training Here
Laura Donnan a Republican schoolteacher recalls Claude G. Bowers during his Shortridge High School years. She praises his oratorical skill and character while noting his later speech assailing the GOP at the Democratic National Convention. Her sister Emma Donnan provided the written comments.
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Laura Donnan
N. Capitol Ave
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Shortridge High School
Houston
Emma Donnan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lincoln
Donnan Sisters
Hamilton
Christ
Temple
Unwritten law defense in fatal shooting case
James Fouty, 33, and Wayne Herndon, 34, were involved in a shooting at the Herndon home on Tuesday witnessed by Mrs Herndon and their two children. Herndon waived preliminary hearing and seeks grand jury consideration, claiming unwritten law as his defense after Fouty had beaten him following a Sunday quarrel at a liquor party.
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Wayne Herndon
W. Morris St
Herndon
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Home of Friends
Bela Kun Sentenced in Austria for Return
Bela Kun former Hungarian dictator was sentenced to three months imprisonment in Vienna after returning despite promises to stay away. He was arrested on his arrival and اليوم.
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Austria
United Press
Vienna
Bela Kun
County Board Boosts Crow Nest Tax Rate
Crow's Nest residents face tax jumps as the county board of review mails notices on increases from one fourth to double the original assessments. Notable rises include Ayres, Holcomb, Brant, and Johns Realty Group, reflecting recent improvements and city annexation avoidance.
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County Board of Review
Board of Review
William Dawson
Indianapolis
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New Traffic Law to Aid Pedestrians on Washington St
Washington street test phase introduces forty five second pedestrian crossing periods at Illinois Meridian and Pennsylvania intersections with Washington St. Police chief Worley says violators will face arrest after education period. New whistle signals assign one blast to vehicles two to east and west traffic and three to pedestrians. Extra officers will guide campers and merchants discuss possible street widening and safety island.
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Lester Jones
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Monument Circle
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Robert Miller
Ira Haymaker
L. Ert Slack
Slack
A. H. Moore
Massachusetts
Senate Ave
Delaware St
Merchants’ Association
Ess
East Washington Street
Wild Bank to pay 17 percent dividend to depositors
The defunct J. F. Wild & Co. State Bank will pay a 17 percent dividend to depositors around July 15. Probate Judge Mahlon E. Bush announced today. Receivers Richard L. Lowther and Eugene H. Iglehart are arranging payments totaling about $407,000. This is the second dividend after a 40 percent first dividend. Checks are being prepared while dates await final payments on certain sales.
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Mahlon E. Bush
Richard L. Lowther
Eugene H. Iglehart
Death claims Mantell world famed tragedian
Robert B. Mantell, 74, renowned Shakespearean actor, died at Brucewood, Atlantic Highlands, after several weeks illness. Born Irvine Scotland Feb 7 1854, Mantell built a famed career in America and Britain, staging Othello King Lear and Macbeth. He leaves wife Genevieve Hamper Mantell and son Bruce. daughter en route.
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Pacific Coast
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British Isles
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Boston
England
Dion Boucicault
Albany
N. Y
Modjeska
Macbeth
Charlotte Behrens
Democrats Nominate Smith as Rob sin son Expected VP Nominee
At the Houston convention the Democrats opened their third session with Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York expected to be named presidential candidate. Senator Joseph Robinson is the likely vice presidential choice and the platform committee prepared a dry law enforcement plank and farm relief measures. The credentials committee anticipated a fight over the Louisiana delegation and Genevieve Clark Thomson.
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Texas
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Convention
Joseph Robinson
Platform Committee
Claude G. Bowers
Smith
Robinson
Credentials Committee
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Louisiana
Thompson
Tennessee
Clem Shaver
Gray Mare
Dixie
Night Singing at Houston Convention Timed for Nomination Fight
Houston delegates endured heat as bands played and singers from Negro churches performed at the Democratic convention. Notables including Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Gov. Alfred E. Smith’s supporters mingled with guests as Claude Bowers finally arrived to begin proceedings.
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John W. Davis
Gregory
Wilson
Governor on First Ballot Looks Certain at Democratic Convention
June 27 report from Texas describes the scramble of states to lead the stampede for Governor Alfred E. Smith as the Democratic nomination appears certain on the first ballot. Roosevelt predicts Smith will be nominated tonight, with Ohio possibly swing voting to ensure the lead. Robinson is seen as a likely choice for vice president.
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Texas
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Albany
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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Roosevelt
Freeman wife to testify in $1.1 million alienation suit
Philadelphia report says Mrs. A Edgar Freeman, in New Jersey suit filed by her former husband Frank W Henry, is willing to testify if tried. Freeman, a Philadelphia club member, says he will fight the case though papers have not yet been received.
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United Press
Philadelphia
A. Edgar Freeman
Frank W. Henry
New Jersey
Sunshine Returns to Indianapolis After Wet June
Weather expert J H Armington reports Indianapolis has had 21 days of rain in June totaling 8.52 inches, 5.30 inches above normal. The city saw limited sun since June 2, with temperatures rising to a normal high near 83 degrees by Thursday as skies clear.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Armington
Armington
Earhart Starts Transatlantic Flight Prep From London
Miss Amelia Earhart and Lou Gordon depart London by car for Southampton to sail Thursday aboard the President Roosevelt for New York aboard the Friendship. Earhart had earlier attended Wimbledon all England tennis matches before beginning trans Atlantic journey plans.
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London
N. Y
Brited
Ameliane Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
Southampton
President Roosevelt
New York
Love for Two Starts Friday in The Times
A June wedding begins Ruth Dewey Groves romance Love for Two in The Indianapolis Times. Bertie Lou learns she was a second choice bride as Rod’s old sweetheart Lila eyes jealousy and regret. The shadow of past love threatens the new marriage with upheaval and suspense.
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Ruth Dewey Groves
Indianapolis Times
Bertie Lou
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Lila
Farm Block Stirs Row At Democratic Platform Meet
In Houston on June 27 the farm bloc pressed to include farmer I E Cash of the Minnesota Farm Bureau in the drafting sub committee. After a brief debate Simpson of Oklahoma urged Cash be named. The subcommittee granted farm interests time to present arguments while wets and drys received two hours, women’s groups thirty minutes.
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Texas
Farm Bloc
Democratic Platform Committee
I. E. Cash
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma
Pittman
Nevada
Simpson
Cashman
Glass
Virginia
Fourth of July Fireworks Blamed for Laundry Safe Blowout
Police rushed to M. and H. Laundry on 933 E Market St Tuesday night after a safe blew. A group of young men reportedly set off firecrackers in front of the shop as part of an early Fourth of July celebration. Best coffee in town offered at Fletcher Cafeteria with a free sample.
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