Kinney predicts new arrests in Ayres' robbery
Detective Inspector Jerry Kinney, who leads the Ayres store robbery probe, says several arrest-worthy crews are developing in Chicago Detroit Toledo and St Louis to identify the six-man yegg gang. Thompson 27 was arrested after a chase near the store and his car matches a prior collision vehicle. Police link a speeding car pursuit near Emrichsville bridge and a later hold up with four men to possible Ayres suspects.
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L. S. Ayres & Co
Jerry Kinney
Kinney
John Mullin
Chicago
Detroit
Toledo
St. Louis
Gang of Yeges
Chitwood and Maas
Thomas Thompson
George Cianciolo
Bertha Cianciolo
Thompson
Mitchell
Nayrocker
Speedway Rd
John Orebaugh
Ohio St
Emrichsville Bridge
Ayres
Gaylord Herrod
Hiatt St
Fire damages Indiana State Farm building at Putnamville
A early morning blaze at the Indiana State Farm in Putnamville caused heavy damage to the one story brick laundry bath house tailor shop and barber shop areas with up to 1500 gallons of canned rhubarb lost Spontaneous heating is suspected after the fire discovered at 315 am by the night watchman Prisoners aided in containing the flames until Greencastle and Brazil motor units arrived Officials expect major reconstruction with funds from the governor's emergency and contingent fund and a formal investigation will follow No insurance coverage is carried on state buildings.
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Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Greencastle
Brazil
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Emmett F. Branch
Ralph Howard
Branch
Schortemeier
Lesh
Howard
Bobbed Hair Blamed. Husband Sought in Slap Incident
Police chase Granville Padgett of 929 West Twenty Seventh Street after he slapped his wife when she bobbed her hair on Friday night and fled according to investigators.
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Granville Padgett
Twenty-Seventh St
Padgett
Shoe maker Elias Peacock released from Julietta Asylum
Elias Peacock age 69 of 1221 Eugene Street was released today by Superior Judge Clinton H. Givan on a habeas corpus writ. Peacock had been committed to the Julietta Insane Asylum on May 5.
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Elias Peacock
Eugene St
Julietta
Clinton H. Givan
Jury Drawn Names Ordered for July Grand and Petit Jurors
Judge James A. Collins ordered Jury Commissioners E. A. Hendrickson Alex R. Holliday and County Clerk Albert Lesche to draw names Monday for a grand jury and a petit jury to convene July 7.
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James A. Collins
E. A. Hendrickson
Alex R. Holliday
Albert Lesche
Morgan Goes to Prison for Bank Robbery
Dan Morgan, one of three alleged bank bandits captured at Frankfort, was moved to Michigan City to begin a two to fourteen year sentence after a quick fifteen minute verdict. Charles Norman was sent back to Newton, Kansas, to face similar charges, while the third suspect remained jailed.
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United Press
Delphi
Ind
Dan Morgan
Frankfort
Michigan City
Charles Norman
Newton
Kan
Morgan
Gasoline tax case advanced in State Supreme Court
The case challenging the State gasoline line tax law moves forward in the State Supreme Court at the request of South Bend interests who assert unconstitutionality. A ruling is not expected before October when the court reconvenes after summer adjournment on Friday.
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State Supreme Court
South Bend
Supreme Court
Temperature Spikes Shatter Heat Records After Rain
Temperatures surged today after a heavy morning rain with new heat records anticipated. Noon reading hit 85 degrees, up nine in an hour, 11 a.m. marked 76, and by 1 p.m. the mercury reached 87.
Debate on Klan Issue Hovers Over Democratic Gathering
The New York convention hall trembles as leaders debate postponing a Klan issue. Delegates fear riot and bloodshed while hopes rise that delaying until Monday may cool tensions. A Walsh nomination revival is discussed amid Catholic and anti Klan dynamics.
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Lowell Mellett
New York
Madison Square Garden
Resolutions Committee
God
McAdoo
Smith
Credit Men to Lunch With Indiana Association
The Indianapolis Association of Credit Men is invited to a luncheon by the Indiana Purchasing Agents Association at the Severin on Tuesday. Paul Stokes, economist for the National Retail Hardware Association, will discuss insights from government and trade reports.
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Indiana Purchasing Agents Association
Indianapolis Association of Credit Men
the Sever
Paul Stokes
National Retail Hardware Association
Second drowning in White River near Ravenswood
Carl Holtman 18 of 1310 Marlowe Ave. remains missing after a swimming outing in White River at Ravenswood. Deputies and jail trustees searched all night with no body found. Roy Whitney 19 and George Bernard ? rescued from the river and hospitalized.
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White River
Ravenswood
Carl Holtman
Marlowe Ave
Marion County
Roland Snider
Hans Claussen
Cape Elizabeth Two Lights Replaced by Modern Ocean Beacon
The Two Lights at Cape Elizabeth Maine end a 95 year era with the eastern light extinguished June 14 and the western June 20. A single new light of 140000 candle power now marks the coast, while the old tower remains as a day warning and potential emergency reserve.
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Portland
Maine
Cape Elizabeth
Freight Car Repairs Rise in U S June 1 Totals
Freight cars in need of repair on June 1 reached 189 219 or 3 per cent of total, up 7 075 from May 14. Heavy repairs numbered 138 536 or 6 1 per cent, light repairs 60 683 or 2 2 per cent, with increases since May 15.
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Car Service
American Railway Association
Governors Swap Roles at Park Line Photo Op
At Yellowstone Park a signpost marking the Montana Wyoming line split two governors. Governor Dixon stood on the Wyoming side while Lieutenant Governor Story leaned on the Montana side. Story noted the shifting authority as Dixon prepared to return to Montana.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Joseph Dixon
Montana
Story
Dixon
Montana- Wyoming
Three Men Arrested in Girl’s Alleged Throw From Car
Police arrested Andrew Tooney John Strange and Elza Kirby after a 19 year old girl reported being thrown from a car. The girl identified three men at Meridian and Morris Streets and on Friday night was found near Pleasant Run Blvd. She was taken to the Detention Home and officers recovered a necklace and pocketbook believed to belong to her. Police seek the remaining suspects.
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Pleasant Run Blvd
Frank Notter
Meridian
Morris Sts
Andrew Tooney
Congress Ave
John Strange
Fifty- Second St
Elza Kirby
Fifty-Second St
Strange
Catfish Dominate Okeechobee Trade Over Big Game Fish
At Lake Okeechobee from August to May, 6.5 million pounds of catfish were harvested and shipped to distant markets, delivering about 1 million dollars in cash returns while barracuda tarpon and sailfish attract sport anglers at Florida resorts.
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Okeechobee
Fla
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
Avalon Country Club Opening Delayed to July 4
The informal opening planned for this afternoon and evening is postponed due to weather. The committee will use the delay to stage an extensive fireworks display.
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Avalon Country Club
Judge refuses to void coal freight rate order in Indiana
Superior Judge Linn D Hay refused to annul a Public Service Commission order lowering coal freight rates between Indiana points. The B and O and eighteen railroads appealed, but Hay said the rate cuts align with downward trends and do not prove inadequacy. He added the order should stand unless shown clearly inadequate beyond comparisons to presumed adequate current rates.
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Linn D. Hay
Public Service Commission
Indiana
Judge Hay
World Attacks Senator Ralston At National Convention
Indianap lis journalists from New York Chicago and Washington camped around Senator Ralston asking for a statement on his nomination prospects. He declined comment saying a formal statement would come if the nomination reaches him. A New York World reporter noted Ralston’s distance from the Klan issue and his good humor amid photographers at his Hoosier country home.
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Indianapolis
New York
Washington
Chicago
Ralston
New York World
Hoosier
Butler growth urged by mayor at welcome celebration
Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank pledged support for Butler growth including campus access roads and a lake project. Governor Emmett F. Branch spoke as a parade led by police and fire bands moved through city streets. Civic leagues and churches participated in the North Side community pageant and a 100 piece orchestra accompanied an event titled The Value of an Education at Fairview Park.
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Ernoon
Welcome Butler
Fairview Park
Butler
Shank
Emmett F. Branch
City Hall
North Side
Haughville Civic League
Riverside Civic League
Mapleton Civic League
Israckside Civic League
Southeastern Civic Improvement Club
New York St
Pennsylvania St
Vermont St
Meridian St
St. Clair St
Capitol Ave
Forty-Sixth St
Park
Kenop Ashjian
Megan
Bulie Williams
Victoria Montani
Sonia Neff
Colored man held on vagrancy charge after chase
Ralph Lyburtus, colored, 742 N California St, is held on a high bond for vagrancy. Southport policeman John Orme followed him from 1114 N Illinois St to the front porch and fired. Lyburtus was captured blocks away.
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Ralph Lyburtus
California St
John Orme
Southport
Lyburtus
Illinois St
Orme
Man Taken After Fall At Lumber Yard
George Tout 63 of 435 W Liberty St broke his left hip today while helping unload lumber at Buddenbaum Lumber Co at Pine and New York. He was taken to City Hospital and held on a drunkenness charge by Officers Oakley and Mangus.
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George Tout
Liberty St
Buddenbaum Lumber Co
Pine and
New York Sts
City Hospital
Oakley and Mangus
Water Company seeks rehearing on assessment values
The Indianapolis Water Company filed for rehearing on its tax assessment before the State Tax Board to lower valuation for taxes. The city also seeks rehearing to lower the assessment, arguing that tower value lowers rates. The company seeks an $18,500,000 rate making valuation while taxes target under $15,260,400.
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Indianapolis Water Company Today
State Tax Board
Taylor Groninger
Water Company
Public Service Commission
Commission
Tax Board
Geiger
Huckleberries and produce price list at city market
The city market opened with huckleberries at 30 cents a pint from southern Indiana. Red raspberries 30, black raspberries 15, honey dewmelons 30 a pound, watermelons 1.25 large, peaches 10 a pound. Fresh limes 50 cents a dozen, various vegetables priced low, and fruit such as California cherries 50 a pound and cantaloupes 15 cents for large sizes.
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Indiana
California
Bad Check Charge Filed Against Claude Farber in Indiana
Claude Farber, 24, of Leesburg, Ind, was held by police on a charge of issuing bad checks totaling $67 to Hoffman Pharmacy at 2960 College Ave. He signed a statement admitting other bad checks.
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Claude Farber
Leesburg
Ind
Hoffman Pharmacy
College Ave
Farber
Motorist Arrested After Collision in Noblesville
Tom Gaines of Noblesville driving a car owned by Russell Eller struck a car parked at 1520 Bellefontaine Street belonging to William Hill. Gaines was arrested on a charge of driving while intoxicated and failure to have a license.
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Tom Gaines
Noblesville
Russell Eller
Bellefontaine St
William Hill
King St
Gaines
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