Man Fined and Sentenced on Rum Charge in City Court
Paul Creed 27 of 255 Trowbridge St was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 60 days at Indiana State Farm after a June 18 liquor transportation arrest following a speeding chase. Denney Cox 29 of Minnesotta St was fined 100 dollars and given 30 days for liquor found in a shack. A separate courtroom scene followed involving a handkerchief and a demand for chemical analysis by a detective and attorney Francis X Busch regarding narcotics evidence. The passage also notes average tea consumption for a five person English family.
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State Farm
Paul Creed
Trowbridge St
Indiana State Farm
William H. Faust
Schoen
Creed
Denney Cox
Minnesotta St
Hall
Rathburn
Francis X. Busch
Chicago
New Coroner Named to Succeed Deceased Kerrion Robinson
Dr. Charles H. Keever appointed coroner at 508 Hume Manour Building to replace Dr. Paul P. Robinson who died from injuries after an automobile accident.
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Charles H. Keever
Hume - Mansur Bldg
Paul PF. Robinson
Circus Comes to Sugar Grove Town for One Day
John Robinsons Circus visits Indianapolis area bringing elephants horses and camels to Sugar Grove Ave and Eighteenth St. The show features Miss Ione Carlo and many international acts with two performances listed and the season ending until next spring.
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Little Willie
Mary
Joe
Sugar Grove Ave
Eighteenth Sts
John Robinsons Circus
Indiana
Belmont Ave
Center Arena
Ione Carlo
Theodore Schroeder
Bert Noyes
Margaret ‘Thompson
Wife Secures 20000 Bond for Alimony from Oursler
Mrs Rose E K Oursler wife of Charles F Oursler novelist and playwright obtained a 20000 bond to prevent him from leaving Europe without paying 25000 yearly alimony. She claimed MacFadden Publications paid him 25000 annually and he earned 1000 a week from The Spider Broadway play co authored by him.
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United Press
New York
Rose EK
Oursler
Charles F. (Fulton) Oursler
Europe
Y Oursler
MacFadden
Affray Leads to Jail in City Shooting and Knife Fight
Lieut. Forsythe and squad arrested four Negroes after a Wednesday night shooting and cutting affray at 334th Street and 1318 Th Street. Bertha Gray- Orena Beckwith 21 Oliver Lewis 26 and Clarence Wailes 334 Smith St faced assault and battery charges. Spats Williams was at large.
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Leonard Forsythe
City
Bertha Gray- Negro
Orena Beckwith
Demotions at State Hospital Tied to Tripett Death
State Prison Trustee M E Foley confirmed Michigan City report that demotions occurred at the State hospital for the criminal insane after Everett Tripett death and charities board probe. Captain James M Ranch and William Warner were reduced to guards, M W Keyes became supervisor, Herman Meyer promoted.
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M. E. Foley
Indianapolis
Michigan City
State Hospital
Everett Tripett
Sville
State Charities Board
James M. Ranch
William Warner
M. W. Keyes
Herman Meyer
Fripett
Skuld
Brown
Ced
Eived
Whoozit contest tickets awarded to downtown readers
The WHOOZIT editor announces a picture identification game with two theater tickets per person. Winners include Miss Sabina Garvey and Miss Nell Garvey and Miss Vern O Hara, all in Tuesday’s list, each planning a different night. Mrs Bennet David will attend Smilin Through with Berkell Players at the English Opera House.
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Indianapolis
Keith’s
Berkell Company
English Opera House
Colleen Moore
the Circle
Sabina Garvey
Pennsylvania St
Nell Garvey
California
Vern O'Hara
New Jersey
Bennet David
W. Ray St
Jean Oliver
Berkell
French Potash Suit Promises Landmark Federal Trial
Government files a major Sherman antitrust and tariff suit against French and German interests over a potash sales agency. The case, argued in New York Federal Court on July 11, questions U S sovereignty and claims about sovereign immunity. Over a million tons of potash are imported yearly, largely mined by the French and German firms involved.
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Imes Snecia
Bia Tirngton
New York
United Stats
United States
Claudel
France
British Surgeon Claims Fair-Haired People Resist Disease
A British surgeon asserts that fair-haired individuals are more capable of warding off disease than those with dark hair. The claim frames hair color as a factor in immunity without presenting supporting data.
Vanderbilt Granted Divorce By Seine Court
Paris June 30 The Seine court granted a divorce by default to William H Vanderbilt. No further details were available. Decrees were also granted to the American Countess De Provok formerly Josephine Kenny Mrs Henry H Zellner formerly Florence Coch married at Toledo and to Mrs Louis Stewart Wing formerly Helen Krech married in New York in 1920.
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United Press
Paris
Seine Court
William H. Vanderbilt
William HH. Vanderbilt
Countess de Provok
Josephine Kenny
Henry H. Zellner
Florence Coch
Toledo
Louis Stewart Wing
Helen Krech
New York
RIGSBY FREES TODAY
Melvin Rigsby, 24, former Shirley town marshal, is acquitted of Herman Riggs murder after a five hour jury deliberation in Newcastle Indiana. The verdict was not guilty with jurors reporting varied ballot counts and Rigsby returning home with his wife and parents to Cicero. Riggs was killed April 1 in a Shirley poolroom during an attempted arrest on an intoxication charge.
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Times
Newcastle
Ind
Melvin Rigsby
Shirley
Herman Riggs
Rigsby
James Rigsby
Cicero
Riggs
Clear Skin Promise From S. S. S. Remedy
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a natural blood cleanser to prevent pimples and improve complexion. It claims to build red corpuscles, nourish blood, and restore health, with testimonials from Mrs. J. W. Barker of Cincinnati. The ad notes the product is derived from medicinal herbs, sold in two sizes at drug stores.
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Nature
J. W. Barker
Walnut St
Cincinnati
Ohio
S. S.S
Drug Analysis Enters Effort to Break Will
A stained handkerchief from Charles C. Farman is examined as part of a will contest over a Chicago millionaire's estate naming William D. Shopherd as legatee. Accusations fly as Rathburn questions Farman about drug use while Dr. James Whitney Hall observes ongoing testimony.
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Faiman
Charles C. Farman
Walter N. Carpenter
Isabelle Pope
Chicago
William D. Shopherd
Charles F. Rathburn
Shephard
Rathburn
Farman
James Whitney Hall
Loeb-Leopold
Parents to Visit Fort Harrison Cadet Camp
About 1 700 students in training at Fort Harrison expected to welcome hundreds of mothers and fathers on July 4. An invitation invites parents to visit the camp and stay for the day and eat with the cadets at mess. A grand march was scheduled for 5 p m as today’s featured event.
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Ft. Harrison
Heirs Battle Over Wigwam Estate In Palm Beach Suit
Litigation between the Croker heirs and stepmother Mrs Beulah Croker resumes in New York over the Palm Beach estate once housing the Wigwam. The federal case in Jacksonville Fla has seen the property's value drop from about 100 million to around 3 million, despite Croker paying roughly 80 thousand for land acquired 1910 to 1917. The Wigwam stands between the ocean and Lake Worth just south of Palm Beach.
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Times Special
New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Beulah &. Croker
Palm Beach
Jacksonville
Fla
Croker
Ocean
Lake Worth
Lindbergh Invited to Brazil Aviation Show and Races
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will attend an aviation show and air races at Parkins field east of Brazil Indiana Sunday July 17. The Brazil Chamber of Commerce organizes the event under the auspices of the US Army and Indiana National Guard with about forty military and commercial planes expected to participate.
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Timea
Brazil
Ind
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
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