Lloyd George Challenges Versailles Readership Over Treaty Provisions
Former British Premier says Versailles has not been read by many critics and argues the pact reshaped Europe, freed nations, and affected world economies. He notes widespread misunderstanding and cites French plotting to alter clauses, with Marshal Foch's stance contrasted. Continued on Page 4.
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David Lloyd George
O. M
M. P
United Feature Syndicate
London
Europe
France
M. Clemenceau
Wilson
Myself
Poincare
Barthou
Pertinax
Sting
Rhine
Marshal Foch
Bomb Kills Belgian Soldiers Near Duiesberg
Nine Belgian soldiers die and twenty five are wounded when a bomb is thrown into a troop car near Duiesberg. The blast destroys the car and injures multiple occupants. United Press reports from Dusseldorf dated June 30.
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United Press
Dusseldorf
Duiesberg
Bandits Die Up Burson Contracting Office With $5000 Pay Roll
Three armed men robbed the Burson Contracting Company offices in Chicago. They locked Ruth Hatton a girl clerk and T E McCarthy in a rear room and escaped with a $5000 payroll. United Press reported the incident on June 30.
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United Press
Chicago
Burson Contracting Company
Auto accessory store and gas station planned on Washington St
Charles J. Russell will open an auto accessory shop and filling station at 3901 EB Washington St. The property is leased for five years from Edward Mantel, a real estate dealer.
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Washington St
Charles J. Russell
Edward Mantel
Fragmented Schedule Notation From OCR Arises
OCR reads show scattered times and codes such as 6. a. m. 5210 a. m. and 11 A. M S am. 6212 (NOON) a. m. with 1 P. m. indicating an unclear timetable section. Likely a broken schedule fragment from a newspaper page.
Mayor Sells Front Yard for Oil Station
Residents fear a gas station on their street but Mayor Shank defends the sale of part of his East Washington Street front yard to an oil company saying the ground will be used for a station and that people must buy gas somewhere.
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Oil Company
Shank
East Washington St
Dixie Bee Line Highway Association Reorganized
The Dixie Bee Line Highway Association was reorganized at Evansville on Friday with road boosters from Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Tennessee in attendance. Officers elected include A V Burch president W H Soaper vice president O S Keeler secretary and William Kieth treasurer.
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Evansville
Ind
Dixie Bee Line Highway Association
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
A. V. Burch
W. H. Soaper
Henderson, Ky
O. S. Keeler
William Kieth
Hopkinsville
Parking Double Parking Warning In Market Street
Traffic Captain Michael J. Glenn warned that arrests will follow future double parking on Market Street between the Circle and Delaware Street after two blocks of congestion. Two mounted policemen cleared the street. Pushmobile race entrants numbered twelve will run twelve laps around the Circle at 7:15 p m near the home of Thomas C Howe on N Audubon Road.
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Michael J. Glenn
Market St
Circle
Delaware St
Irvington
Carl H. Schneider
Thomas C. Howe
N. Audubon Rd
Harding Urges Home Life and Religion in Spokane Visit
President Harding, en route to Alaska, pauses in Yellowstone for a two day rest and plans a Spokane stop on July 2. He urges strengthened home and family life and a stronger religious nation, saying both capital and labor profiteered in wartime and national service should guard against future war. He notes women’s new industrial role and the need to support working mothers without burdening teachers.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
President Harding
Yellowstone National Park
America
Yellowstone Park
Harding
Spokane
Helena
Officers named by secretaries at Indiana convention
Frank J. Green of South Bend was elected president of the Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association at its annual convention in the Board of Trade building. Other officers include R. E. Bodine Fr Wayne vice president A Warner secretary William H. Howard treasurer George H. Mosser bulletin editor and a governing board of C Wr Coons J S Johnson J B Reynolds S N Vaughn and A L Taylor. A stringent blue sky law and state supervision of motor bus and motor freight lines were discussed with private management of railroads endorsed.
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Frank J. Green
South Bend
Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association
Board of Trade
R. E. Bodine
Fr. Wayne
A. Warner
Newcastle
William H. Howard
Indianapolis
George H. Mosser
C. Wr. Coons
Crawfordsville
J. S. Johnson
Evansville
J. B. Reynolds
Ward Blameless In Suit Over Separate Life
Mrs. Howard M. Gordon claims attorney Newell W. Ward did not alienate her affections in a $100000 suit filed in Superior Court. Gordon and his wife say they separated six months ago and Ward played no role.
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Newell W. Ward
Delaware St
Howard M. Gordon
Gordon
One Hurt In Rail Wreck In Indiana
Robert S. Hollingsworth of Terre Haute Pennsylvania is improving at St. Vincent's Hospital after a Gibson Indiana wreck where a freight train derailed nineteen cars and tracks were torn up for 200 feet. The east bound freight was detoured over the Big Four.
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Robert S. Hollingsworth
Terre Haute
Pennsylvania
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Gibson
Ind
Hollingsworth
Women Toilers at Courthouse All Set for Rat Invasion
Miss Helen Friday and Mrs. Grace Flood deputy county clerks face a rat problem at the courthouse. The piece notes a warlike atmosphere as 14,000 rats reportedly persist despite fire poison cats drowning and tar and feathers, with office life described as wartime.
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Helen Friday
Alabama St
Grace Flood
Ashland Ave
Friday
Havd
Sheriff’s Crusade Brings 39 Arrests
Sheriff George Snider led a county wide clean up with 39 arrests of speeders drunks gamblers liquor law violators and spooners. Fourteen speeders on Keystone Ave were fined at Broad Ripple justice court. seven on Southeastern Ave were fined at New Bethel. one fined in Beech Grove. three in Southport. one in Irvington. Forty nine spooning parties broken up. one man jailed for public indecency and one for drunkenness. A craps game in Washington Township, four drunks on highways, four blind tigers and three unlicensed auto drivers listed.
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George Snider
Snider
Forr
Keystone Ave
Justice of Peace
Broad Ripple
Southeastern Ave
New Bethel
Beech Grove
Southport
Irvington
Washington Township
Dry agents seal alcohol stock at two Stokes pharmacies
Federal prohibition agents sealed the stocks of grain alcohol at Joseph T. Stokes pharmacies on Meridian Street and Hume Mansur Building. Stokes must show cause why his license should not be revoked as evidence is turned over to U.S. Attorney Homer Elliott. Synthetic gin allegedly supplied to several prominent club, business, professional, and literary men. Stokes denies the charges.
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Joseph T. Stokes
N. Meridian St
Hume Mansur
Stokes
Homer Elliott
United States
Bert C. Morgan
Indiana
Prohibition Department
Morgan
Olive Oil Seizure Leads to Alcohol Find in Indy Raid
In Indianapolis a raid on Salvatore Azzarello at 613 South East Street uncovered two gallons of whisky in a box labeled Direct From Spain Pure Olive Oil. Sheriff George Snider and Deputy Claude Worley reported the find as part of the evidence, with Nick Cella, a city market standholder, identified as the liquor claimant.
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Spain
Indianapolis
George Snider
Claude M. Worley
Salvatore Azzarello
S. East St
Nick Cella
Fire Causes $500 Loss at Solar Dry Goods Store
An early today fire of undetermined origin damaged the Abraham Solar dry goods and nation stores at 2302 E Washington St, resulting in about $500 in losses.
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Dry Goods and Nation
Abraham Solar
Washington St
Kansas Governor Seeks Abolish Industrial Court
Governor J. M. Davis urged dismantling the Kansas Industrial Court after a Supreme Court ruling, saying the body has no value to the state beyond serving as an investigating organization.
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Kansas
United Press
Topeka
Kas
Kansas Industrial Court
J. M. Davis
Supreme Court
Recreation Pool Screen Defect Tied To Drowning
Recreation Director Edward E. Mc Bride told the park board the Ringgold pool screen was in good repair when four year old Maurice Murphy Dillane drowned as guards were not on duty. Police reports noted the screening was loose allowing a child to crawl through. The board will send a sympathy letter to the child’s parents.
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Parg Board
Ringgold Pool
Ringgold St
Maurice Murphy Dillane
Buchanan St
Grand Lodge Charter Renewed For 50 Years In Indianapolis
Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection Scottish Rite of Indianapolis renewed its charter for a fifty year term. Articles of association were filed with H. L. Jackson, secretary of State. The lodge was first chartered November 12, 1863.
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Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection
Scottish Rite
Indianapolis
H.l Jackson
Rabbits Killed After Burglary at Highland Pen
Harry Brown reports that someone unlocked a pen during the night in 2006 Highland PI. and released rabbits. Fourteen were killed by dogs. the rabbits were valued at 25 dollars.
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Harry Brown
Highland PI
Catholics Plan Publicity Bureau To Fight Attacks
At the Catholic Press Association convention in Huntington Indiana a committee will study forming a publicity bureau to counter attacks on the church. Greetings were sent to the Pope and bishops. Members include F C Kelley Patrick Scanlan and Mgr J F Noll with Harvey elected president and Hart Mull er Wey speaking on Catholic publishing possibilities. A memorial Mass was held at St Johns Church and a business meeting followed at the Lincoln.
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Catholic Press Association
Lincoln
Mer. F. C. Kelley
Chicago
Patrick Scanlon
Buffalo
N. Y
Mgr
J. F. Noll
Huntington
Ind
W. Harvey
Mgr. Noll
Benedict Elder
Louisville
Scanlan
J. J. Hartley
D. D
Columbus
Ohio
St. John's Church
Capitol Ave
Georgia
Maryland
Simon A. Baldus
Extension Magazine
Catholic Magazine
Thomas P. Hart
Catholic Telegraph
Cincinnati
E. Lester Muller
Baltimore Catholic Review
Linus G. Wey
Public invited to meeting on Indianapolis Water rate case
Clarence E. Weir announced a meeting of civic club representatives on tonight at 2428 Broadway to discuss the Indianapolis Water Company rate increase petition. The event will feature the Marimba Band and speakers Edward O. Snethen Sumner Clancy and Taylor E. Groninger.
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Clarence E. Weir
Capitol Ave. Civic Association
Indianapolis Water Company
Broadway
Edward O. Snethen
The
Federation of Civic Clubs
Taylor E. Groninger
Sumner Clancy
Yeggs Loot Em-Roe and Kirshbaum Stores in Downtown Robberies
Overnight thieves ripped open two large safes in downtown buildings, netting about 1600. They stole cash, jewelry and ten guns from Em-Roe sporting goods at 219 221 W Washington and valuables from R Kirshbaum Son at 207 W Washington. The raid linked to the Isley gang era. W E Roeder reported the break and a straw hat hinted at crew involvement.
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Em-Roe Sporting Goods
Washington St
R. Kirshbaum & Son
Em-Roe
Em-Roe Company
Fall From Rail Cars Kills Brakeman
Alvin Rariden aged 28 of 1839 Lambert Street died after he fell from a cut of cars at W Michigan Street and the Belt Railway. He served as a brakeman for the Belt Railway. His left arm was severed and his body mangled as the coroner sent the body to the city morgue. Bicycle policemen investigated.
Anti-British Talk At Leviathan Trial Trip
London papers credit Gibbs and Lasker with anti British speeches aboard the Shipping Board liner Leviathan during its trial trip. Gibbs, naval architect who reconditioned the Leviathan, delivered abuse of Britain while Lasker, host and Shipping Board chairman, denied listening as the New York dispatch reported.
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London
Gibbs
Lasker
United Press
Great Britain
Shipping Board
Leviathan
New York
London Daily Mail
W. F. Gibbs
Dispatch
New Governors Take Place on Trade Board
Eleven new governors and officers elected by the Indianapolis Board of Trade will take seats at a 6 p m meeting. L L Fellows becomes president succeeding Harvey Mullins with J Martin Antrim as vice president and Tom Oddy as secretary. Other members include Mullins Stalnaker Jones Appel Grossbrenner Cavanaugh Gardner Pierce Elliott Hathaway Simmons and Berry.
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Indianapolis Board of Trade
L. L. Fellows
L. E. & W. Railroad
Harvey Mullins
J. Martin Antrim
Tom Oddy
Frank D. Stalnaker
Aquilla Q. Jones
John J. Appel
H. M. Gross
Naval camp planned for Riverside youths
A thirteen week naval training course for boys ages 15 to 20 will be held near Riverside by the city park board. Lieut. F F Knachel announces the camp opens Monday July 9 and will admit 120 boys. Participants must bring one uniform and pay 4.50 dollars weekly for subsistence. Nine naval instructors will lead the program.
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Riverside
City Park Board
F. F. Knachel
Indianapolis Firemen’s Association Plans First Annual Outing
Northern Beach was chosen as the site for the inaugural Indianapolis local Indiana Firemen's Association outing set for July 28 and 29. Members and families will assemble at fire station No. 13 at 8 a.m. on their off-shift days.
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Northern Beach
Indianapolis
Indiana Firemen's Association
No. 13
Murder Case Continued for Mrs. Nona Lewis
Preliminary hearing for 28 year old Nona Lewis of 971 W Washington St was continued in city court until July 13 on charges of murder in the death of her husband 31 year old Matt Lewis of 205 Bright St He died in county hospital Friday night authorities say she shot him when he allegedly threatened her at her home Thursday evening
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Nona Lewis
W. Washington St
Matt Lewis
Bright St
Lewis
Cnty
Thief Steals $25 Bicycle From Reid Brown
A burglar stole a bicycle valued at $25 belonging to Reid Brown at 643 Agnes Street and told police the location today.
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Reid Brown
Agnes St
State Pays Off $1,300,000 Debt
The State board of finance paid 1,350,000 borrowed from banks and transferred 1,000,000 from the benevolent fund to the general fund plus 50,000 borrowed from the Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company. With 300,000 in the general fund, all matured obligations were settled and new loans will come due December 81. Receipts from county treasurers were partly used for an emergency call and the rest will cover current state institutional expenses.
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State Board of Finance
Benevolent Fund
General Fund
Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company
Pittsburgh Teens Detained After Letter Leads Home Visit
Miss Minnie Kellmer and Miss Birdie Sample, both 17 from Pittsburgh, were held in the detention home as relatives prepared to claim them. Detectives Duclus and Osborn reported they were found at 218 North Keystone Avenue after a letter to a family member revealed their location.
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Minnie Kellmer
Birdie Sample
Pittsburgh
Duclus and
Osborn
N. Keystone Ave
Bank founder recounts fifty years in Kenid Indiana
The speaker recalls starting as an employee in the discount department of Stopions State Bank, Kenid Indiana, at age 20 for 25 a month and later becoming bank president. He notes his father G W McCray was the first president and that his father-in-law John Ade organized the bank. The institution marks its fiftieth successful year.
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Discount Stopiens State Bank
Ken’ Id
Ind
G. W. McCray
John Ade
George Ade
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Lloyd George
Joseph L. Hogue
Hogue
Marion County
Dixie Bee Line Association
Glenn
Mont
Ward
Sheriff's Crusade
S. East
McBride
Edward E. Mc
Scottish Rite Renews
S. W. Harvey
Press Association
Presi
Yeggs
R. Kirshbaum & Son Place
Gem Theater
Em- Roe
Kirshbaum
Alvin Rariden
Lambert
Ross Beaver
Atlantic City
Lions Club
Roy Hartz
J. G. Thomas
Roy R. Bair
Leroy Sanders
Lions Clubs
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Brooklyn
W. H. Beaver
Trade Board
Smith
Perry W. Smith
Jefferson Ave
Eleventh St
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Warren T. McCray
Pittsburgh Girls
Indianapolis Times
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