Gamble Rites Set Thursday
Funeral services for Harry Gamble 61 of 208 E Thirty Second St insurance man who died Tuesday will be at 10 am Thursday at Flanner Buchanan mortuary. Body to be cremated. A resident of Indianapolis twenty five years he was active in fraternal and church circles affiliated with Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church and Murat shrine. He represented Atlas Insurance in Indiana and Kentucky for eighteen years and was past president of Indiana and Kentucky Fire Underwriters Associations. Survived by mother Mrs Amanda Jones sister Mrs E W Childes Martinsville Ill widow and two sons Ulrich Detroit and John Chicago.
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Harry Gamble
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary
Indianapolis
Gamble
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Murat Shrine
Atlas Insurance Company
Indiana
Kentucky
Fire Underwriters’ Associations
Amanda Jones
E. W. Childes
Martinsville, Ill
Ulrich
Detroit
John
Chicago
SoroMy Head Bans Pouge and Wet Activities in Politics
A bundle of documents said to be from wet organizations was presented by Wheeler at the committee session opening. The subject known as SoroMy Head bans Pouge for the Anti Saloon League and the promised evidence of wet activities in politics was submitted.
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Sel
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Market Averages Rise Amid Industry Gains
The daily stock summary notes gains in twenty industrial issues with prices around 152.61 and 114.55 for certain rails, and 95.18 for bonds, reflecting a broad advance on the Exchange. June activity shows renewed funds, strong railroad shares, and steady advance into record levels driven by capital readjustment and favorable industry reviews.
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York
Exchange
Record Ory
Gomhareholders
Ealy
Local Banking Clearings Report June 30
Peak clearings reach 5160000 with 107388000 in clearings and 7325000 in debits. total debits 207628000 noted. The brief financial summary lists daily figures for bank activities and exchange movements.
Ad Club Installation Sets Thursday Officers to Be Installed
Plans are complete for installation of new officers of the Advertisers Club of Indianapolis Thursday at the Claypool Hotel. Merle Siewert, a club member, will deliver the principal talk to the incoming officers including President Dan V. O, Vice President Henry Jr., Treasurer Albert O., and other named officers.
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Twa
Advertise Club of
Indianapolis
Claypool Hotel
Merle Siewert
Sidener, van Riper, Keeen Inc
Betess
Bureau Movement
Ocaagee Prinicipal
Dan V. +00
Henry ‘Th Jr
Treasury
Albert O. Floyd Hassler
Joseph Lutes
No - Bridge
Robert Heuslein
Fugitive 14 year old captured after escape in Indiana
A 14 year old Indianapolis area boy fled to liberty but was captured at the John Silvery home in Oaklandon. He was taken to the Indiana Boys School at Plainfield for sentencing and later escaped from Sheriff Long of Goshen at the Traction Terminal. Sheriff Omer Hawkins held the boy and handed him to Sheriff Long for custody.
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Liberty
Elkehart
Ind
John Silvery
Oaklandon
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
Sheriff Long
Goshen
Omer Hawkins
Silvery
Danville Police Hold Robbery Suspects Turner and Turner
Sheriff in Danville Illinois reports Fred Turner alias James White 25 and Dorothy White alias Lillian Turner of 801 Warren Ave were held for Danville authorities in a string of robberies totaling 150000 to 200000 dollars. The couple denied involvement and the woman said she had lived with relatives nearby for four years.
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Danville
Ill
Claude Worley
Fred Turner
James White
Warren Ave
Dorothy White
Lillian Turner
Boy Drowns in Wabash at Terre Haute Swim Tragedy
A nine year old named George Killion drowned this morning in Terre Haute Indiana near the Wabash River. The incident is the first swimming tragedy of the year reported by the press.
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Terre Haute
Tied Press
E Haute
Ind
George Killion
Picnic for Women’s Department and Sales Staff
Employees at the 960 N. St. firm will host a chicken dinner at Walnut Garden west of the city. About fifty members of the Women’s Department of the Women’s Club will hold a luncheon Thursday at the gardens. Aether Club will visit.
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N. St
Walnut Gard
Gardens
Ether Club
Festrian Injured After Cart Collision in Whitman Incident
Whitman resident 30 year old was seriously hurt when struck by a cart. Police described the incident as a bodily injury accident with unknown vehicle details and ongoing investigation.
Wheat Higher Corn Slump Dominates Chicago Grain Trade
In Chicago, July wheat closed unchanged while other futures rose. Weak cables and heavy movement pressured markets early, but Northwest heat and improved cash values supported wheat. Corn fell to new crop lows after Fess bill defeat. oats slid to a new low, with provisions closing higher on strong September lard buying.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Chicago Grain Table June 30 Wheat and Oats Prices
Chicago grain table shows June 6 and June 30 quotes for Wheat and Oats with various futures names. Wheat July and September futures traded with mixed changes, while December moved differently. Provisions were reported higher and grain prices reflected small gains and losses across the board.
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Chicago
Oakes
Markets Show Fresh Supplies From Indian Butcher Shop
Wholesale prices list fresh poultry and ducks with varied quotes including fowls at 33c and turkeys around 3S, plus butter receipts and cheese prices. Chicago market data notes arrivals by car load, sack prices for Irish goods, and barrel rates, reflecting steady meat and dairy activity.
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Amery
Soden
Ene Lee
Sonal
Daialos
Chicago
Camey
Sadie
Bear Flrats
Alcas
Wholesale Produce Price List Highlights Regional Fruits
A fragmented page lists retail prices for fruits and produce by region. California pineapples and melons show crates from $1.50 to $4.50, Florida watermelons at 75 to 90 cents, and Tennessee peaches around $2.25 per crate. Other items include onions, apples, pears, and bananas with varied crate and bulk prices.
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Evalenos
Florida
Senator Nye Denies Slush Fund Charges In North Dakota
Cooperstown North Dakota June 30 United States Senator Gerald P Nye said today that charges of a slush fund being brought into the state to defeat him were filed without his knowledge.
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United Preas
Cooperstown
N. D
United States
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Hogs Steady In Indy Market With Mixed Price Shifts
The Indianapolis Livestock Exchange showed hogs steady to 25-35 cents lower midweek. Lightweight hogs topped at 14.90 with most at 14.10 to 14.65, receipts around 7,000 hogs plus 226 carried over. Cattle and calves remained steady as sheep and lambs opened slow, with varied pricing across weights and classes.
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Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cleveland
Wenddy
Edinms
Sugar Market Reports Declining Global Supplies Pressure Prices
In New York on June 30 the Sugar Market notes substantial cuts in world beet crops and a belated improvement in refined sugarprices. Futures are firming with a 50 basis shift as demand lags and output tightens, signaling continued price resistance amid shrinking supplies.
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Ry. Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Cotton Market Update Signals Strong July Outlook
The market notes excellent cotton conditions with favorable July prospects. Supplies remain comfortable, and prices show potential gains if weather holds, as traders monitor conditions and next steps in value and supply.
Skull Found at Sewage Plant Suspected as Doctor’s Property
Coroner Paul F. Robinson stated the skull and human bones found at the city sewage disposal plant likely belonged to a physician and showed no signs of violence. Roy Purcell, a trash wagon driver, reported the find after police were alerted during unloading.
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Paul F. Robinson
Roy Purcell
Prohibition Backers and Their Ifs and Whys Revealed
In a congressional session Captain Stayton describes The Anti-Saloon League and its offshoots as aiming to repeal liquor laws while enforcing compliance during their tenure. Stayton details membership, finances, and the network across 25 state organizations with Newark to California links and a Washington headquarters.
Martial law in Poland lifted amid reports of upheaval
The Polish legation announced Poland is free of martial law denying claims Marshal Pilsudski faced pressure to tighten repress ive measures. A Warsaw dispatch alleges fascists organize a counter revolution with the Polic Church backing them and General Haller training anti Pilsudski troops in Posen.
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United P
Berlin
Poland
Legation
Pilsudski
Warsaw
Berliner Tageblatt
Polic Church
Haller
Posen
Daughters murder and jail plot entwine in Seattle case
Louis Stern testified that friend Wallace Gaines sought a quick drink after claiming he killed his daughter Sylvia, 22, a Smith College graduate, on June 16. Sheriff said the case solved, Stern held as material witness. Also, park board rule clash prompts protection for Monday fireworks viewing at McClure Beach.
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United Preas
Seattle
Wash
Louis Stern
Wallace
Bob) Gaines
Gaines
Sylvia
Smith College
Stern
Bob
Emi
Mat Starwich
Park Board
McClure Beach
Twenty-Sixth St
White River
Births Reported Across Several Families in Community
A cluster of birth notices lists new infants for families including Andersons Methker and Blakeslee, Dorsey and Madden, and Kemp and Braden. The brief items mention hospitals and general locations with no further details on ages or weights.
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Denham
Marguerite Anderson
Methier
Malinda Tellman
N.ord
Helen Madden
Clark Blakes
Ospitalater
Nellie Young
Clark Blakeslee
Madina TN
Ewa
Lena Kemp
Holliday
Charles
Sean Penn
Methodist
Hosvitam
Vers Braden
Nellie Dorsey
Unclear OCR Death Notice Fragment
Fragmentary report lists multiple hospital and personal names with corrupted details. No clear date, location, or conclusive event due to extensive OCR errors.
Auto Crash Injures Several Children and Adults
A six year old boy and a 60 year old man were injured in separate auto incidents. Police charged George Asche with assault and battery and reckless driving after a collision at Thirty Third Street and College Avenue. A three year old Negro, Robert Jenkins, was struck near 2029 North Highland Park. Walter Carson's 11 year old son was cut in a crash at Sum mit and Bates. Alberta Lawrence, eight, was hurt running into a vehicle on Mill Street. Police searched for a driver of a silent sienna after a curb strike near Thirtieth and Meridian. Blood in one auto indicated more injuries.
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R. L. Box
George Asche
College Ave
Col Ucted
John
Gilly
William
Asche
Robert Jenkins
Highland Pi
Frank Phillips
Lawton St
Thirtieth
Meridian Sts
Fern Carson
Fallenwider G.t
Hamilton-Harriis Company
Summit and
Bates Sts
Walter Carson
Alberta Lawrence
Mill St
Adair Realty Denies Indiana Misrepresentation Charges
The Adair Realty and Trust Company of Atlanta filed a formal denial with the State Securities Commission denying misrepresentation charges raised by the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce. Indiana suspends the firm’s license pending the Securities Commissioner’s investigation led by David H. Jennings who departs for Atlanta Thursday.
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Adair Realty and Trust Company
Atlanta
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
State Securities Commission
Southern Concern
David H. Jennings
Indiana
Florida
Adair
Oil blast kills three at storage tank in Oklahoma
Three men were burned to death when an explosion hit a Mid Continent Petroleum storage tank near Drumwright Oklahoma. Sparks from tools used in repairing the tank were blamed for the blast.
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Au United Preas Drumwright
Oxfa
How Much For Cupid Address At Y M C A Dinner
Claris Adams attorney will speak on How Much Money Must I Have Before I Get Married at a Bible Investigation Club dinner in the YMCA auditorium. It is the fourth talk in a six part series on Six Rounds With Cupid. The meeting is open to all men of the city, said Frank M. W. Jeffrey president of the club.
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Claris Adams
Bible Investigation Club
Frank M. W. Jeffrey
Boy Found Safe After Sewer Search
Mrs. Otis Conner reports her five year old son Robert missing from 1229 Harlan Street. Police search locates him hiding in a sewer outlet pipe feeding Pleasant Run.
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Otis Conner
Harlan St
Robert
Pleasant Run
English aviator launches 26,000 mile Rochester to Melbourne flight
Alan J. Cobham left Rochester at 5 a.m. on the first leg of a 26,000 mile round trip to Melbourne Australia using a 385 horsepower sea plane.
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Bu United
London
Alan J. Cobham
Rochester
Melbourne
Australia
Durkin defense dealt blow in Shanahan shooting case
Freeman Longtin testified that Edwin C. Shanahan identified himself as a Government officer before the shooting at the garage. The defense argues Durkin thought Shanahan was a bandit, and Longtin could not identify who fired the first shot.
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United Prene
Chicago
Edwin C. Shanaha
Marty” Durkin
Durkin
Freeman Longtin
Shanahan
Lonetino
Harrison Installed as Indiana Life Underwriters Leader
William W. Harrison was installed as president of the Indiana Association of Life Underwriters at a luncheon in Indianapolis with about 200 attendees. New officers included George K. Jones and Dan W. Fucker, vice presidents. George A. Newton, secretary. and Carl Maetschke, treasurer. Hugh D. Hart of New York spoke and tribute was paid to Mansur B. Oaks.
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William W. Harrison
New York Lifesurance Company
Indianapolis Association of Life Underwriters
Claypool
George K. Jones
Dan W. Fuckinger
George A. Newton
Carl ¥. Maetschke
Hugh D. Hart
New York
Mansur B. Oakes
Insurance Research and Review Service of
Indianapolis
Nationalsociation of
Frank L. Jones
Gna
Veteran Civil War Vet Hit With Liquor Injunction
Judge James M. Leathers of Superior Court One enjoined William B. Waggoner a Martinsville area resident and Civil War veteran from renting 18 N. Greeley St to be used for liquor. Attorney Jess B. Martin secured $100 in fees and named Lloyd Young as co-defendant, fined for maintaining a common nuisance on April 20, 1925.Waggoner missed court due to illness. tenants risk contempt if liquor violations occur during the injunction.
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Wiliam B. Wagooner
Martinsville
N. Greeley St
James M. Leathers
Superior Court One
Leathers
Waggoner
Jess B. Martin
Indiana
Anti-Galoon League
Jawathat Waggoner
Lloyd Young
Young
Waggoner’s
James A. Collins
Prospects Fade for Fixed Easter Date
Representing the Vatican opposition, the Pope blocks a League of Nations plan to set Easter as the second Sunday in April. Geneva calendar reform advocates propose a thirteen month year with twenty eight day months, which would place Easter on April 14.
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United Press
Rome
League of Nations Calendar Reform Commission
Geneva
Senator La Follette urges reopening of baking anti trust case
In Washington on June 30 Senator La Follette urged the reopening of the Continental Baking anti trust case before a Federal judge in Baltimore. The move followed disclosures by the Federal Trade Commission about the proceedings.
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United Press
Washington
Soper
Baltimore
Continental Baking Corporation
Ministers Sigh as June Departs
County marriage license clerk Miss Margaret Mahoney notes June closes with 56 PM license total for the month. Last June there were 517 licenses issued, reflecting a busier period for Cupid compared to this year.
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Margaret Mahoney
Lcense
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Delta Beta Sigma
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Ben Goshen
Upeal
State Retail Force
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Festrian
Er Whitman
Ylvania St
Thomson & McKinnon
Atchison A Coast
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Pacific
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Peer Co
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Launt Coone
Rauh Fertilizer
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Stejing
Hleet T& Li
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Tapartinsville
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Pepper
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Goff
West Virginia
Stayton
Slayton
King
Ohio
Ilinois
California
Willam H. Fish
New Jersey
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Delaware
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Central Indiana
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Metro Loan
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Jasuer
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