Northeast Area Association Program Highlights
Today's NA E agenda lists departmental meetings at 2 p m and a necrology committee at Shortridge High. Co inclusive membership discussion at Herron Institute from 4 to 6 p m with receptions, then dinners for Colorado and Pennsylvania delegations at Claypool followed by the Indiana night program at Cable Tabernacle at 7 30 p m.
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Shortridge High School
Herron Art Institute
Colorado
Claypool
Pennsyyvania
Indiana
Cable Tabernacle
Nominations for NEA Officers Highlight Meeting
Educators nominate two presidential candidates Miss Cornelia Adair and Miss Mary McSkimmon for the National Education Association poste. Missouri and Maine delegates contest treasurer and numerous vice presidential nominations follow. A committee seeks homes for retired teachers as a key issue.
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National Education Association
Cornelia Adair
Richmond
Mary McSkimmon
Pierce School
Brookline
Mass
Missouri
HH. Lester Smith
Indiana University
Maine
F. E. Reynolds
Ohio Teachers’ Association
State to sue former adjutant general over misused funds
Civil action against Harry B. Smith and surety companies seeks repayment of 14954.16 state funds and 15735.97 federal money alleged misappropriated by the ex adjutant general. He will meet with the Accounts board to discuss settlement as audit results are reviewed for possible indictment.
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Harry B. Smith
Indiana National Guard
State Board of Accounts
Smith
Accounts Board
Liam H.remy
Marion County
Ator
Merger Debate On Teachers Pension Fund Proposal
The Indianapolis school board will hear both sides of the merger between the Indianapolis Teachers Pension Fund and the State Teachers' Retirement Fund tonight. E. D. Salsbury will present opposition, while Charles H. Money of Manual High School will speak in favor of the proposal.
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Indianapolis Teachers Pension Fund
State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
William H. Book
E. D. Salsbury
Charles H. Money
SEBOX MAKERS FINED FOR ANTI TRUST VIOLATIONS
Sixteen refrigerator makers and one individual pleaded guilty to anti trust violations in Chicago today. Fines ranged from 2000 to 5000 dollars. The Refrigerator Company of Kendallville Indiana was fined for its role.
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United Press
Chicago
Ty Refrigerator Company
K.dallville
Ind
Automatic signals to be installed on Washington Street intersections
The board of safety ordered stop and go signals at Washington Street intersections with Senate Avenue and Alabama Street to test a system that could end dowtown traffic police. If successful, synchronized signals may cover the entire street, freeing two patrolmen per installation for crime fighting. A flash warning at Massachusetts and Tacoma Avenues was also ordered.
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Washington
Washington St
Alabama St
Senate Ave
Board of Safety
Joseph L. Hogue
Ernest L. Kingston
Hogue
Virginia Ave
South
S. East Sts
Shank
Kingston
Massachusetts
Tacoma Aves
Stephenson Murder Case Defense Confers on Continuance
Attorneys for D. C. Stephenson Earl Klineck and Earl Gentry in Noblesville jail held a conference with Eph Inman chief defense counsel. Inman refused to reveal topics. The defense weighs a continuance as trial set for Monday in Hamilton Circuit Court with Judge Fred E. Hines presiding. State expects 35 to 40 witnesses. more are being interviewed at the prosecutor’s office.
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D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klineck
Earl Gentry
Noblesville
Madge Oberholtzer
Eph Inman
Inman
Hamilton
Fred E. Hines
William H. Remy
Bandit Suspect Held After Home Invasion
A suspect was held on high bond as police investigated a Monday night hold up of G. Dougherty at 328 Spencer Street. Two other men fled. Dougherty was threatened with a pistol, robbed of a watch and a purse after parking his car in his garage.
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Bond
G. D. Dougherty
Spencer Sr
Dougherty
Cupid Bats High in June
The article notes that by early week in June 1925 more than 540 couples would be married, with 508 marriage licenses issued so far. It compares June totals with 1924 and cites 1922 and 1920 as higher June years for licenses.
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Margaret Mahoney
Widow Relates Loss in Hawkins Mortgage Case
Mrs. Edna Pierson a 74 year old widow from Fairmount Indiana testified in Federal Court recounting her life savings vanished in the Hawkins Mortgage Company scheme. She said she lost about 3200 dollars after exchanging Indiana Rural Credit stock for Hawkins Mortgage stock, which she later learned was part of a larger alleged mail fraud conspiracy led by Morton S Hawkins.
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Hawkins Mortgage Company
Edna Pierson
Fairmount
Ind
Morton S. Hawkins
Ohio
Hawkins
Doctor Courtney appointed to city health board
Dr. W. H. Foreman resigns from the city board of health and moves north of Broad Ripple. Mayor Shank names Dr. Thomas E. Courtney of 1737 North Meridian Street to fill the seat for a three year term on recommendation of Dr. Goethe Link and Dr. Thomas A. Noble.
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W. H. Foreman
City Board of Health
Broad Ripple
Shank
Thomas E. Courtney
Meridian St
Goethe Link
Thomas A. Noble
Courtney
Kaelin Pleads Not Guilty to Arson Charges
Attorney Charles T. Kaelin pleaded not guilty in Criminal Court to arson in three house fires north of the city believed tied to Jesse D. Hamrick. Trial set for July 7 with Henry N. Spaan named special judge.
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Charles T. Kaelin
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Kaelin
Jesse D. Hamrick
Henry N. Spaan
Old Days at Gary Gone Forever
Cul ly Flannigan, once Gary’s noted night life figure and owner of the Chicken Farm gambling den, reopened the establishment but police raided it. Thirty patrons and several prominent politicians were arrested. the group faces arraignment on Wednesday.
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United Press
Gary
Ind
Cully” Flannigan
Flannigan
Lake County
Minent
Avalanche Warning After Cracking Chief Mountain Threatens More Slides
Jackson Wyoming June 30 Chief Mountain, origin of two avalanches into the Gros Ventre River valley, shows a well defined crack extending miles over the north end. Officials fear a third avalanche may follow larger than previous events.
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Chief Mountain
United Press
Jackson
Wyo
Gros Ventre River
Some Time in July Tax Payments Publicized
Under Secretary of the Treasury Winston announced that income tax payments will be made public some time during July. The taxpayer name and amount paid will be opened for inspection at district headquarters of the Internal Revenue Service nationwide.
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United Press
Ashington
Winston
Internal Revenue
United
Try-Outs Open Kitten Ball Season For City Teams
The Indianapolis Times sponsors Kitten Ball League try-outs for boys and girls city champions. Boys 25 teams in six leagues start Wednesday. girls four leagues begin July 7. Notable players include George Roberts and James Sling at Willard Park, with Maxine Martin officiating, as teams prepare for a city championship series.
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Indianapolis
George Roberts
Hendricks
Willard Park
James Sling
E. Ohio Sr
Kitten Ball League
Maxine Martin
N. Walcott St
Bernadette Hunckler
Walcott St
Infirmary to be remodeled rather than rebuilt
County commissioners will not replace the main building at the County Infirmary. John McCloskey said during a tour that the structure is a fire trap but can be remodeled. An architect will survey the building as work proceeds, interior plastering and improvements will be made, and inmates reported satisfaction with proposed changes. Sanitary conditions were described as good under the circumstances.
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County Infirmary
Marion County Grand Jury
John McCloskey
McCloskey
Hoosier Men Elected AAA Directors in Atlantic City
Robert B. Rhoads president of the Hoosier Motor Club and E. W. Steinhart were chosen as AAA directors at a convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. Indianapolis delegates attended the event.
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Indianapolis
Robert B. Rhoads
Hoosier Motor Club
E. W. Steinhart
American Automobile Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Ee Ie
Pegns
Santa Barbara Endures 24 Hours of Devastating Tremors
At daybreak Santa Barbara faced a full day of recurrent quakes starting 6:42 a m. Martial law kept looting in check as troops aided rescue. Severe shocks at 6 32 p m 9 24 p m and 1 20 a m shattered ruins and sent residents fleeing by dawn. Cars carried households in a desperate exodus.
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United Preas
Santa Barbara
Ships draw single bid for 200 vessels scrapping sale
Ashington June 30 only one bid for all 200 Shipping Board vessels was received when twenty one sealed bids opened. The Boston and Metal Company Baltimore Md offered 1 370 000 for the entire group. No bid from Henry Ford was received.
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United Preas Ashington
Shipping Board
Boston and Metal Company
Baltimore
Hourly Temperature Readout Snapshot
Weather snippet lists early morning temps from 6 am to noon with values around 56 to 78 degrees. Includes odd marks and a moon symbol, indicating a brief observed period with scattered notes.
Shaking Ladders Are Ticklish Disaster Tale
Lieutenant F W Stronach of the Santa Barbara fire department describes the Monday quake at the Carrillo Hotel. Rescue crews hauled frightened people from windows as the five story hotel slid and debris filled the street. Ladders swung crazily as aftershocks continued, with several unconscious evacuees carried to safety.
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United Press
F. W. Stronach
Santa Barbara Fire Department
Central Fire Station
New Carrillo Hotel
Carillo Hotel
New Indianapolis Phone Directories Start Delivery
Indian apolis to receive 93 000 new telephone directories. Paul P. Baker of Indiana Bell says delivery begins today and will span several days. Many numbers changed in six months, especially party line users due to facility re grouping. Town downtown and north side seedmaest equipment upgrades drive changes.
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Indianapolis
Paul P. Baker
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Santa Barbara Quake Toll Rises with Martial Law Declared
Three tremors struck Santa Barbara causing panic and damage. Martial law was declared to protect life as 13 are dead and 25 seriously injured with many missing. Officials report showers of bricks and collapsed cornices across the ruined main thoroughfare.
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Santa
Dusty There-Hard to Breathe News From Santa Barbara
Macorria Villeamox a 23 year old Mexican scrub woman speaks from Cottage Hospital after nearly twenty hours trapped in a wrecked office building. She describes dust choking her and recalls the falling wall while recalling the rescue. She has a broken arm a bruised back and internal injuries but clings to life and recounts the night of horror.
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United Press
Santa Barbara
Cal
Macorria Villeamox
Cottage Hospital
Macorria
Santa Barbara Aftermath as Earthquakes Wreck Town
The city reels after a major quake. Hammers and props brace leaning fronts while a $20 000, 900 fund is urged to finance reconstruction. Silent streets are lit by artificial light as people gather among ruins seeking safety and news of casualties.
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Santa Barbar
Headlee Auto Theft Ring Exposed By State Police
State motor police halted a highly organized car theft ring led by Roscoe C Headlee of Shelbyville known as the car penter pastor. Six Ford vehicles traced to owners, with heirs to the scheme jailed and two Carthage youths sentenced for taking cars under Headlee orders.
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Roscoe C. Headlee
Shelbyville
Harry Hecdlee
Carpenter
Bert Irwin
Indiana
Shelby County
Rushville
Carthage
Clyde Willetts
Floyd Nelson
Indiana State Reformatory
Vincennes
Fred Martin
Sam Young
Joe Shinn
Willetts
Nelson
Indianapolis’s largest building week of the year
The week ending June 27 saw 330 building permits issued in Indianapolis valued at 2,047,236 dollars. City building commissioner Francis F. Hamilton reported the totals to the board of safety. A major factor was a 1,600,000 dollar permit for the Spink Marott apartment hotel at Fall Creek Boulevard and Meridian Street.
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Indianapolis
Francis F. Hamilton
Board of Safety
Fall Creek Blvd
Meridian St
Here’s Easy Money Rent Ads in The Times Classifieds
Indianapolis families seek spare rooms for rent turning homes into income. Call The Times Main 8500 to reach hundreds of potential renters. Your room in a good location could provide a steady extra weekly income and a home for someone. Rent ads appear in the Classified columns.
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Indianapolis
Times
T Times
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