Newell W. Ward Silent On Love Suit Allegations
Newell W. Ward attorney declined to comment on a $100000 damages suit alleging he alienated the affections of Mrs. Howard M. Gordon. Gordon, a newspaper circulation contest promoter, filed in Superior Court and is in Connersville. He says Mrs. Gordon, living in Dayton, is seeking divorce on Ward’s influence and that Ward’s acts ruined the couple's marriage and caused losses in his business.
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Newell W. Ward
N. Delaware Sr
Howard M. Gordon
Gordion
Superior Court
Gordon
Connersville
Ohio Hotel
Ward
Ward & Grabill
Bertha Pauline Fields
Double legal action starts in affections case
Lloyd Taylor of 27 E St Joseph 81 filed suit in Superior Court for 5000 damages against Carl Tull man University Heights alleging alienation of his wife Mary Taylor and a suit for divorce against the wife.
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Lloyd Taylor
E. St. Joseph
Superior Court
Carl Tullman
University Heights
Mary Taylor
Harding Sidesrees Borah Foes as 1924 Campaign Opens
Harding rebuffs Borah opponents in Idaho and the West as party unity and World Court maneuvering loom. He avoids talks on dismissals at the reclamation service, while Swenson asserts D W Davis can streamline the agency. Harding broadcasts two Montana speeches and tours Yellowstone before continuing westward.
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Idaho
National Party
Washington
Harding
Borah
Senate
Arthur Powell Davis
Reclamation Service
Secretary of the Interior
Work
Davis
Swenson
A. P. Davis
D. W. Davis
Montana
Butte
Helena
Yellowstone National Park
Kansas City Man Slated to Head Real Estate Board
Kansas City is slated to furnish the 1924 president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards H R Ennis named as president nominee W H Dyer of Cincinnati is secretary and Hiram S Cody of Chicago treasurer Atlantic City contends for 1924 convention Indiana gets large plant for Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company with Articles of Incorporation filed in Indiana exposure includes East Chicago property acquisition worth over 21000000 dollars
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Atlantic City
Cleveland
Kansas City
National Asociation of Real Estate Boards
H. R. Ennis
W. H. Dyer
Cincinnati
Hiram S. Cody
Chicago
Indiana
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Ed Jackson
East Chicago
Ind
Scouts Summer Camp Closes, Second Session Opens July 9
Official closing of the first Boy Scout Camp at the Ft. Harrison reservation is tonight. The second camp will open Monday July 9 with seventy five boys registered. The Court of Honor awarded firecraft emblems to scouts from multiple troops and Wayne Ritter of Troop 21 earned the Eagle Scout rank.
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Ft. Harrison
Boy Scout Court of Honor
F. O. Belzer
Allen Bishop
Harold Wright
Vincent Ryde
James Ross
Crawford Yeazel
Gordon Haggard
Donald Higgins
Charles Newkirk
Wayne Ritter
Court of Honor
S. L. Norton
Pope Pius X Monument Unveiling in Rome Attended
Far and Near relatives of Pope Pius X attended the unveiling of a monument to him in Rome on Thursday. Also noted were Mussolini ordering militia in Parma after disturbances and various brief international items including Lions Clubs leadership rumor and New York immigrant ships.
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Pius X
Rome
Parma
Italy
Mussolini
Churches Demand Eight Hour Day In Steel Industry
United News reports that American churches issued a bulletin calling the twelve hour day a moral trespass affecting 140000 steel workers. The Federal Council of Churches argues the change to eight hours would cost steel only about 3 percent more, and condemns propaganda in the debate. It names Judge Elbert H. Gary and critic Marshall Olds for defending or rebutting the two shift system.
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United News
New York
Federal Council of Churches
Elbert H. Gary
Iron and Steel Institute
Marshall Olds
Prohibition raids hit Chicago saloon oasis
Federal agents raided twenty one saloons in Chicago's thirty acre oasis on the South Side seizing thousands in beer wine whisky and moonshine. The drive follows grand jury charges that agents and witnesses were blocking liquor prosecutions. Marshal Robert R. Levy led the raids and said injunctions would padlock the saloons.
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United Press
Chicago
United States
Robert R. Levy
Three Men Hurt In Auto Crashes On City Streets
A car crowding off Valley Place Road struck a bridge abutment injuring three men: driver Harry Crafton Lou Taylor and Charles White. All four injured in related accidents were taken to city hospital. Police reported additional collisions with several injuries and arrests for speeding assault and battery.
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Valley Place Road
Sixty- Third St
Harry Crafton
E. Twenty- Fourth St
Lou Taylor
E. Washington St
Charles White
Louis Jones
N. Hast St
W. Washington St
Big Four Lpcration
Jones
Creed Dehoney
S. West St
Charles Minor
Churchman Ave
Clarence Jones
W. Twenty-Eighth St
Paul Sharp
W. Twenty-Seventh St
Northwestern Ave
Sharp
Claude Campbell
New York
East Sts
Thomas Wickler
Frankfort
Ind
Olive St
B. F. Orr
Washington St
Washington and
Meridian Sts
Orr
Poiceman Craven
Auburn Man Representing Coal Commission at Scranton Miners’ Convention
Daniel M. Link of Auburn Ind has been chosen to represent the coal commission at the anthracite miners convention in Scranton announced by John Hammond chairman of the commission. A thief removed a tire from John Goedeka’s car at Blaine Avenue and Morris Street police reported Goedeka of 1841 Jones Street.
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United Press
Washington
Daniel M. Link
Auburn
Ind
The
Coal Commission
Scranton
John Hammond
John Goedeka
Blaine Ave
Morris St
Goedeka
Jones St
Etna eruptions renew with fast lava flow toward Linguagolssa
Mt Etna resumes violent activity with new lava flow from a crater near Monte Nero advancing toward Linguagolssa at about twelve miles per hour, far quicker than prior streams. The eruption marks renewed upheavals as ash and smoke again rise from the volcano.
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United Press
Rome
Mt. Etna
Monte Nero
Kinder Fights Removal After Federal Conviction
Dwight M. Kinder Lake County prosecutor faces removal after federal conviction for conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. He entered an appearance in the Indiana Supreme Court as the state seeks his ouster while awaiting sentencing in Atlanta. The action was filed by the State Attorney General.
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Dwight M. Kinder
Lake County
Supreme Court
Kinder
James W. Noel
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Lesh
Two Bandits Kill Negro Prisoner in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana on June 29 two white men abducted Fred Mayes a 34 year old Black prisoner. They ordered him to turn and shot him in the head killing him instantly. Witnesses said the men had marched Mayes along the water front and had sold him a revolver a day earlier for twenty dollars. The coroner found the weapon on Mayes but the twenty dollars was missing.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Fred Mayes
Mayes
Farmer Roscoe Gregg Dies by Own Action in Hay Mow
Noblesville Indiana June 29 Roscoe Gregg 39 a farmer was found dead by hanging in the hay mow of his barn authorities say financial troubles caused his suicide He leaves a widow and four young children.
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Timea
Noblesville
Idn
Roscoe Gregg
Indianapolis firm forms to run restaurant at 106 S Illinois
Restaurants Incorporated American Restaurants Inc of Indianapolis filed today with a $25 000 capital. The new company will assume control of a restaurant at 106 South Illinois Street. Directors are Alfred A Barnes Conway A Neer both of Indianapolis and Arthur E Hutton of North Vernon.
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American Restaurants, Inc
Indianapolis
S. Illinois St
Alfred A. Barnes
Conway A. Neer
Arthur E. Hutton
North Vernon
Elliott Expected to Ask Dismissal of Federal Suits
The 125 Lever Act indictments against coal operators are set for dismissal in Federal Court today before Judge Albert B. Anderson. The action would wipe the slate clean as 26 operators union officials and coal companies facing Sherman Act charges were dismissed Thursday on Harry M. Daugherty's motion. Government officials had signaled the shift from Lever to Sherman act litigation.
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Albert B. Anderson
Homer Elliott
United States District Attorney
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
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