Duvall detectives sweep warrants after Horsethief attack
A large number of warrants sworn for police and Horsethief Detective Association members followed an incident near Horsethief activity. Sergt Morrissey head of the motor police was to be arrested if found. A bystander was stabbed as tensions rose at a polling place in the Fourth Precinct.
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Sergt
Michael Morrissey
Motor Police
W. H. Mock
Horsethief Detective Association
Duvall
Mack
S. Missouri St
Morrissey
Edward Glenn
Fischer and
Marlett
Watrolmen O’brien
Maryland St
Justice of the Peace
Henry H. Spider
Michigan St
Fisher
O'Brien
Roland Snider
Koffell
John White
Charles
Buck” Sumner
Fourth Precinct
Second Ward
Nagelser
White
Psairolman Hardy
One of Them Will Be Next Mayor Boyce Pulls Away
In a crowded field for city offices, Boyce leads the mayoral race while Ambuhl trails. Lemcke runs second, Wilmeth third, and Frye fourth for the mayoral post.
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Boyce
Ambuhl In
Lemcke
Wilmeth
Frye
Indianapolis mayoral race signals Republican Duvall win
Walter Myers won the Democratic mayoral nomination by a wide margin in Indianapolis with Adolph Emhardt as runner up. John L. Duvall led the Republican slate by about 7,500 votes as precincts reported, while William Boyce built a lead for city clerk. Myers swept every ward, a heavy Democratic showing in city contests follows.
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Indianapolis
John E. Ambuhl
William A. Boyce
Boyce
Organization
Edward J. Sexton
Thomas B. Wright
Andrew J. Bruce
Arthur W. Lyday
Robert E. Springsteen
Frank 8. Clark
Edward B. Rauby
Millard W. Ferguson
Riet
South Bend
Leeper
Hammond
Montgomery
Gary
William J. Fulton
R. O. Johnson
Floyd Williams
Accident Costs Fines After City Court Hearing
Virgil Boyce of 1509 Reisner Street faced penalties after a collision at Ben Davis and High School road on April 26. He was fined 15 dollars plus costs and sentenced to ten days in jail for assault and battery and fined 25 dollars plus costs for speeding. Injured were Mrs. Anna Merrell and Mrs. Anna Tullis. Sheriff Omer Hawkins reported Boyce’s car struck a vehicle driven by Joseph D. Hurley of 227 South State Avenue.
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Ben Davis
Virgil Boyce
Reisner St
Garrett Olds
Anna Merrell
Hendricks Pl
Anna Tullis
S. Belmont Avt
Omer Hawkins
Boyce
Joseph D. Hurley
S. State Ave
Police Fire Departments Set for Major Shake-Up
Police and fire departments slated for a sweeping shake-up after rumors from City Hall. Officials who refused the mayor’s ultimatum to work for Ralph A. Lemcke in the Republican mayoralty primary Tuesday are reported to face reductions.
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Shank
Ralph A. Lemcke
Klan Issue Shapes Indiana City Races in 1920s Voting
Indiana cities report close mayoral contests as Ku Klux Klan influence appears in several races. Wills and Hetherington tie for Bloomington council, Gary sees the largest anti Klan vote, and Terre Haute defeats the Klan while Evansville and Fort Wayne feature Republican and Democratic contests with Klansmen and rivals.
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Ku Klux Klan
Lquor
Ft. Wayne
William J. Hosey
William Geake
LIQUOR LANE BOTTLED UP IN PROHIBITION CRACKDOWN
Be sieged from air land and sea the dry flotilla and a seaplane squadron cut off liquor ships supply. A fifty mile blockade formed as twelve government ships set sail for liquor lane and coast guard patrols extended along the Atlantic. Coast guard craft were sent from Boston to aid New York and New Jersey fleets and similar actions planned for the Great Lakes.
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United Preas
Coast Guard
Washington
New York
New Jersey
Great Lakes
Primary Returns Tabulate Republican Official Figures
Official return shows candidates and vote counts across multiple city council districts and precincts. Names include Emhardt Judson Myers Garey Lemcke Wright Wilmeth Ambuhl Anderson Boyce Emmeélmann Ray Albertson Bohannan Bookwalter Branigin Bryant Clancy Mayas Michaels Norrel Plesser Potter Pratt Singer Springer Steeg Ward Yeaman Cooper Zaring etc with precinct totals and district tallies.
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O. Ray Albertson
Stanley C. Bohannan
Glenn J. Bookwalter
Walter T. Boyer
Harry L. Branigin
George T. Bryant
Sumner Clancy
William B. Mayas
George J. Michaels
James R. Norrel
Max M. Plesser
Jesse W. Potter
Ryland D Pratt
Harry E. Singer
Edward W. Springer
John &. Steeg
Seth 8
Ward
Fred W. Yeaman
E. Cooper Zaring
Four Get Fifty Thousand in Jeweler Heist
Four men robbed the workshops of I. P. Rosen, a Brooklyn manufacturing jeweler, shortly after 11 am. They seized about 50 000 dollars worth of diamonds and escaped in an automobile with a score of employees held up during the theft.
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United Press Brookln
N. Y
I. P. Rosen
Campbell Found Guilty in Mail Fraud Trial
Gordon I. Campbell, Montana oil operator, was found guilty on one count of using the mails to defraud. The case involved Wheeler, charged with representing before the Interior Department in Washington. Wheeler was acquitted.
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United Press
Great Falls
Mont
Gordon I. Campbell
Montana
Campbell
Burton K. Wheeler
Interior Department
Washington
Musical Program At Owen School Marks Music Week
Departmental grades at Robert Dale Owen School No. 12 featured a musical program during music week. The stage scenery was painted by Harold Buck and Frank Johnson with signs by Earl Hull. the program was printed in the school print shop by pupils.
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Robert Dale Owen School
No. 12
Harold Buck
Frank Johnson
Earl Hull
Duvall Wins Indianapolis Mayor Primary and Responds
Indianapolis voters chose John L. Duvall as the Republican mayoral nominee after Tuesday's primary. Duvall thanked citizens and pledged a constructive policy on economy and law enforcement for the November election. Democrats tapped Walter Myers for mayor and he planned a campaign push at the YMCA gym, while defeated rivals offered their congratulations and await official tabulation.
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Democra
John L. Duvall
Cittizens
Indianapolis
Walter Myers
Democrats
Myers
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Carrollton Ave
Duvall
Wilmeth
Ralph A. Lemcke
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Fragmentary OCR Time Note Reflects Reading Confusion
A garbled OCR snippet mentions times and numbers with phrases like 8 a. m. 5 46 12 noon and references to Mer sees 54. The readable text provides no clear event, person, or place to identify a coherent news item.
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Mer
North Central States Endure Cold Snap with Snow
Forecasters report near winter weather across Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan with snow in several areas. Duluth Minnesota records 23 above as cold continues for 36 hours and crop damage is expected per the Weather Bureau.
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United Press
Chicago
Ilinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Duluth
Minn
Weather Bureau
Eight Die in Bomb Blast Leveling Four Buildings
In Pittsburgh on May 6 eight persons were killed when a bomb destroyed four buildings in South Swissvale. Firemen recovered two more bodies before noon, injuring more than twenty. Police investigate the blast and ensuing fire.
Snow Storm Hits Milwaukee and Chicago May 6
A snow storm swept Milwaukee and its vicinity today following a drizzling rain. Chicago also recorded snowfall shortly before noon as the region recovered from a severe heat wave from two weeks earlier.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
United Presa
Chicago
Lions Luncheon Delights At Lincoln Club
The Lions Club at Lincoln hosted a luncheon featuring baby lions served as dessert demonstrations. Publicity director Walter D. Nealand of the Rubin and Cherry Shows led the serving, and the cubs behaved well as expected.
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Lions Club
Lincoln Today
Walter D. Nealand
Cherry
Indiana Service Corp asks rate change for Fort Wayne lighting
Petition filed with the Public Service Commission seeks a new Rate A structure replacing the current Rate A. The company proposes residential lighting Rate A and commercial lighting Rate Al as substitutes for the existing charges.
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Ft. Wayne
Public Service Commission
Indiana Service Corporation
Mrs. Shepherd Hides Await Bail After Coroner Verdict
Chicago May 6 Mrs Julia Shepherd, linked by a coroner jury to the deaths of Mrs Emma McClintock and son Billy, remains in hiding in Chicago until bail is arranged attorney Robert Stoll said. William D Shepherd, former Indianapolis man, jailed for murder of Billy denounces officials and rejects the accusations.
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United Prene
Chicago
Julia Shepherd
Emma McClintock
Billy
Robert Stoll
Shepherd
Mee Clintock
Darwin theory stabbing sparked by insult at market street restaurant
Coburn Huntington, 18, of 615 E Pratt St, posted 10000 bond on assault with intent to kill after stabbing John Williams, 17, at Wilcox restaurant, 326 E Market St. Williams was near death at city hospital. Huntington claimed self defense citing an insult about ape ancestry.
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Coburn Huntington
E. Pratt St
John Williams
W. Eleventh &J
City Hospital
Huntington
Williams
William Wilcox
E. Market St
Bandits Hold Up Bank Near St Louis
Six bandits raided the Old Orchard State Bank branch just outside St Louis and held up the employees. They escaped with about $8,000 shortly before noon today.
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Bu United Prena
ST. Louis
Old Orchard State Bank
T City
Apocest
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