Papal Jubilee Draws Many U S Tourists
Rome reports a surge of visitors for Pius XI's golden jubilee. American pilgrims arrive in luxury, with elegant cars and new clothes, while Germans wear heavy attire with gear, French appear quietly in countryside garb, and English travelers stroll in homespuns.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Rome
Eternal City
Pius XI
German Inventor Plans Rocket Ships to Cross Channel
Berlin June 28 Max Valier a German inventor plans rocket propelled ships to cross the English Channel from France He recently reached 235 miles per hour on a lake and will attempt the crossing this summer with a machine of the type in mind
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Berlin
Max Valier
English Channel
France
National Cab Owners Decry 15-Cent Fare as Menace
The National Taxicab Owners' Association meeting in Chicago labels a 15 cent per mile rate at a New York firm as a public safety menace and claims the price is far below operating costs. The convention voices concern over fare undercutting and financial strain on operators.
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United Prise
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New York
National Taxicab Owners’ Association
Delay Store Tax: Court Battle Pushes Action Back
State tax board chairman William A. Hough said the so called chain store tax will not be collected while federal court reviews the issue. A formal letter explains pending appeals by both sides and that proper forms will come after Supreme Court action.
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Young Man Kills Self in Erie Hotel
Kenneth Buchanan 17 of Grove City Pa despondent over ill health and unemployment shot himself in a local Erie hotel late Thursday ending his life.
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Kenneth Buchanan
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Lost Health Returned by Ver Wil Ko
Indianapolis resident J T McNeely reports stomach trouble neuritis and nervousness relief after four bottles of Ver Wil Ko He notes improved sleep appetite and energy and recommends the remedy The ad touts Dr J C Vermilya Bloomington Ind and claims 75 to 90 percent relief for rheumatism neuritis stomach liver kidney constipation indigestion nervousness catarrh and impure blood Ver Wil Ko is sold at Goldsmith Walgreen Drug Stores locally
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Indianapolis
Ind
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E. Washington Sts
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Bloomington
Middle West
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Goldsmith-Walgreen Drug Store
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Garvin elected president of Lawyers' Club at Indianapolis
Thomas E. Garvin was elected president of the Lawyers' Club at a meeting at the Indianapolis Country Club. Officers elected include F Neal Thurston as vice president Grier M Shotwell as secretary and Volney M Brown as treasurer Gideon W Blain was retiring president Henry N Spaan was honored guest with speakers Garvin and Criminal Judge James A Collins.
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Lawyers’ Club
Indianapolis Country Club
F. Neal Thurston
Grier M. Shotwell
Volney M. Brown
Gideon W. Blain
Henry N. Spaan
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James A. Collins
Death trial of Lowther ends verdict soon
Special judge Fred Bates Johnson will rule within days on Richard Lowther Jr. charged with involuntary manslaughter in the January auto death of Julius Underwood. Evidence closed. Lowther claimed high fever from smallpox and that Underwood did not stop at Centre avenue.
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Richard Lowther Jr
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Julius Underwood
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Witnesses Describe Boy's Reaction to Fever and Indians
Mrs. Richard Lowther testified that her ill son was easily affected by fevers and once, while feverish, he muttered not to open a window because there are Indians outside. The remark was noted as part of questioning about the boy's mental state.
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Three hurt in crashes reported at city intersections
Kenneth Dunman 23 of rural route O suffers severe lacerations to arm hand and legs and William Moore 1434 Rembrandt Boulevard collides with Frank Kinzey 27 of 1345 Glen Arme Road Ben Davis at Riverside Drive Burdsal Parkway. Dunman in serious condition from shock and blood loss. Kinzey was
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Glen Arme Road
Ben Davis
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William Moore
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Road Chief Near Trial
Albert J. Wedeking state highway commission chairman and Dale banker faces trial in Warwick circuit court on a conspiracy charge to violate the state warehouse act. Indicted with seventeen others after Wallace Milling Company failure, the case moved from Jasper to Boonville on change of venue amid Wedeking claim of county bias.
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Wedeking
Wallace Milling Company
Huntingburg
Jasper
Dubois County
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