Juvenile Court Judge Critiques Modern Upbringing
Indianapolis Judge Frank J Lahr condemns modern parenting in a juvenile case. He urges stronger moral training from parents with church and school help. He also supports corporal punishment for unruly pupils and criticizes reliance on automobiles to transport youths. The remarks followed a delinquency hearing for a 15 year old tied to a party with many attendees.
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Frank J Lahr
Florida
Childen
Judge Lahr
Judge Jahr
Indianapolis
William Gilbret
Wardean Wallace
Highland Ave
Police Believe Man Kills Lived Shoots Another
Police investigators suspect a man killed a resident and shot another before attempting suicide. The incident prompted hospital treatment for the wounded and a police search for the suspect.
Double tragedy as man shoots wife and himself
Ernest Gabbie 41 of 574 Wilkins Street is in critical condition after a .32 caliber pistol wound to the forehead. Mrs. Leio Smith is dead from two gunshots near her heart. Gabbie killed her then attempted suicide as police arrived. A bystander and several others were wounded or questioned. Coroner investigating.
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Leio Smith
Gabbie
William Gabbie
Charles Engdahl
West St
Engdahl
John Eberhardt
Charles Gabbie
Ernest
Arthur Smith
New Jersey St
Duke Smith
Smith
Kentucky Ave
Paul F. Robinson
Jabbie
Duvall Wins Republican Nomination For Mayor
Official returns show John I. Duvall with 41 725 votes and 8 wards carried while Ralph A. Lemcke has 34 779 in a six thousand nine hundred forty six vote lead. Walter Myers tops the Democratic city organization with 7 747 to Adolph G Emhardt 2 828 and Willett A Judson 129. Klan slate wins in several wards.
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John l. Duvall
Duvall
Ralph A. Lemcke
Walter Myers
Adolph G. Emhardt
Willett A. Judson
William A. Boyce Jr
John E. Ambuhl
Heavy frost blankets Indiana with killing frosts reported
Severe frost struck Indianapolis and surrounding areas with killing frosts in the north and central state. No damage yet per officials as temperatures dipped to 31 at Marion and Cambridge City, while 41 was the coldest reading at 5 30 am. Forecasts call for fair skies but possible frost in Indianapolis and nearby regions.
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Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Bureau
Federal Crop Reporting Bureau
South Bend
la Fayette
Royal Center
Marion
Ft. Wayne
Terre Haute
Columbus
Cambridge City
Farmland
Wheatfield
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Iowa
Minnesota
N. Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Youth 18 Faces Killing Charge After Restaurant Stabbing
Fate Huntington 18 and her husband Thelma 17 and her husband face a murder related case. John Williams 17 was stabbed at Wilcox restaurant where Huntington worked as counterman. Williams died at city hospital after altercation following alleged taunt.
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Coburn Huntington
E. Pratt St
John Williams
W. Eleventh &J
Thelma
Huntington
Williams
City Hospital
William Wilcox
E. Market St
Triple Attack Hurled Against Rif Tribesmen
French columns press the Rif region in Morocco as General Colombat and Colonel Freydenberg push east and north. Riffian forces attacked along the Ourgha front from Spanish Morocco, but French outposts were relieved and danger withdrawn.
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Preas Tangiers
Morocco
Combay
Freydenberg
Ourgha
Taunat
Spanish Morocco
Rabat
Aurgha River
Children weigh in as duvall and myers campaign unfolds
The two mayoral candidates, John J. Duvall and Walter Myers, each lean on family for support. Duvall’s 77 year old sister and wife vow active backing, while Myers says he will assist despite claiming little political knowledge. The Duvalls live on College Avenue. the Myers on North Pennsylvania Street.
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John Leslie Duvall
Margaret Roberta
Will Rule Friday in UMW Officials Contempt Case
United States District Judge J M Baker will rule Friday on demurrer arguments in the case against United Mine Workers officials for alleged contempt of court over a strike injunction. The decision will decide if the miners face trial and whether peaceful persuasion will be allowed in the April 1 strike to organize northern West Virginia bituminous fields.
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United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
United States
J. M. Baker
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Schools Reopen as Scarlet Fever Quarantine Lifts
In Goshen Indiana classes resumed today after a scarlet fever quarantine that had been in effect since April 17. Theaters also reopened for the first time since the quarantine began, with activities resuming gradually.
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United Press
Babies First Words Spark Memories Across City
Mothers recalled their babies first words in downtown shopping streets. Many said Daddy or Mama, with several children like William Robert Klinge Jr and Katherine Haley early with Dad. Some recalled Bottle Choo choo and Jack while visiting relatives in Indianapolis.
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Times
William Robert Klinge, Jr
Iowa St
Stella Frances May Kline
Paul H. Kline
East St
Katherine Haley
Edward Haley
Linhurst Dr
Route C
Jimmy Rafferty
H. C. Lathrop
Washington Blvd
Indianapolis Street Railway Fights Peoples Motor Coach Route Licenses
The Indianapolis Street Railway Company files with the Public Service Commission to block Peoples Motor Coach Company bus routes in Indianapolis. The dispute centers on certificates of convenience and necessity for four routes amid a broader electric railways versus buses policy. The plan includes new bus lines on Central Ave, New York St, Riverside Park, and Brightwood with further feeder services and a shift to seven cent fares, while legal arguments challenge authority and operation standards.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Peoples Motor Coach Company
Indianapolis
The
Street Railway
State Public Service Commission
Motor Bus Company
New York St
Central Ave
Riverside
Brightwood
Will H. Latta
D. E. Watson
State of
Indiana
Moorhead
United States
John W. McCardle
Public Service Commission
Arthur L. Gilliam
Gilliam
McCardle
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Traction
Riverside Park
Emerson Ave
Tenth St
Butler College
W. Washington St
Tibbs Ave
National Rd
E. New York St
Capitol Ave
Fifty-Second St
Twentieth St
College Ave
Robert I. Todd
A. Smith Bowman
Bowman
Motor Coach Company
Fifty-Fourth St
N. Capitol Ave
N. Meridian St
Meridian St
Kenwood Ave
Churchman Ave
Park Ave
Carrolton Ave
Madison Ave
Carrolton
Carrolton Ave. East On Market St
New Jersey
Ft. Wayne Ave
Eleventh St
Sutherland Ave
Thirtieth St
Broadway
Thirty-Third St
Forty- Eighth St
Guilford Ave
Forty-Seventh St
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John Leslie
Walter
Joseph
Katharine
Flapper
Lemcke
Lemeke
Wilmeth
Delbert C. Wilmeth
W. S. Frye
West End
Ninth Ward
Walter R. Dorsett
C. E. Negley
Ray Albertson
A. H. Todd
Andrew Alexander
Boynton J. Moore
Thomas B. Wright
Myers
Democratic City Organization
Arthur W. Lyday
Robert E. Springsteen
Fayard B. Raub
Millard W. Ferguson
Albert W. Miller
Fred H. Webbing
Colombat
Lieving
United Preas
Abdel Krim
Glub, Glub
Achine
John J., Duvall
Wife
Duvalls
Maude Buser
Williams. Buser
Katherine Lyons
T. B. Lyons
Charlottesville
Goshen
Arthur Rafferty
N. Reville Ave
Fred Woodruff, Jr
Noblesville
Lorene Johnson
Turner Johnson
John
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Broad Ripple
Meridian
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Twenty-Ninth St
Oa Ave
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