Prowler Held After Burglary Attempts In Local Stores
John Kistner a 1859 Shelby street butcher hid with a shotgun Tuesday night to trap a burglar who entered his shop four times in a month Edgar Henry 42 of 1717 Lockwood street was found prowling and arrested before the weapon could be used Merchant Policeman McKinley Armstrong 1808 East Kelly street reported Henry at the rear of the store and he was charged with vagrancy Two north side homes were entered by the same burglar A camera motion picture projector and a wrist watch valued at over 200 were stolen from Fred Hoke 3445 Washington boulevard Clothing valued at 250 was taken from W F Wiggins 3841 North Meridian street A 100 clothing theft occurred at Louis Massing 1014 West Thirty fourth street James Greenwood 18 6504 Bellefontaine street held on high bond for attempting to break into a general store at 6301 Bellefontaine street He was found in an alley with a flash light and crow bar by three officers
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Shelby Street
Edgar Henry
Lockwood Street
Kistner
McKinley Armstrong
East Kelly Street
Henry
Fred Hoke
Washington Boulevard
W. F. Wiggins
North Meridian Street
Louis Massing
West Thirty-fourth Street
James Greenwood
Bellefontaine Street
Sixty Third Street
Riviera Drive
Mothers Begin Pilgrimage to War Dead Across Seas
A nation sends 244 widows and mothers of WWI service members from New York aboard the liner America to visit eight foreign American cemeteries this summer. Congress funds the trips about 840 per person with full travel and meals provided. Groups depart weekly through Aug 30 and will be gone about a month.
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Washington
America
New York
War Department
Congress
The
Republic
George Washington
Roosevelt
Harding
Army
Nebraska
Newspapers Aid to Red Cross
United Press president Karl A. Bickel lauded the press Red Cross partnership at a Washington luncheon. He said the close bond reflects shared humanity with news outlets reporting relief efforts and public sympathy after mass tragedies.
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Washington
Red Cross
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Educators Gather in Columbus for National Education Meet
President Hoover or General John J. Pershing may speak at the National Education Association convention in Columbus. About 10,000 school children and a 2,000-voice chorus will join thousands of teachers for events from June 28 to July 4.
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Hoover
John J. Pershing
National Education Association
Miller Jewelry to Open Long Term Lease Site
Miller Jewelry Company announces a formal opening planned for June 15 in the Continental building at 21 23 North Meridian Street. The firm will invest over 25000 to install stock in the new quarters, continuing its long history in the city.
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North Meridian Street
Miller Jewelry Company
Miller Organization
Choir Uses Speakeasy Damaged Padlock Lifted
May 7 report from Detroit notes a former speakeasy where old songs gave way to hymns as a federal court lifted the padlock to allow Ukrainian church services at the premises.
City in Brief highlights on local events and talks
Homer McKee urges building a municipal aviation field as a national model. Indiana University Club dinner speakers include Lincoln Garland and Dr. Bryan. World war memorial designs are displayed. A.N. Malinki describes Nyasaland. Life Underwriters host speaker Mrs. Pritchard. Nursing students register for exams. Spring AP meeting planned. Puppet show for national music week. Bryn Mawr Hoyt scholarship awarded to Miss Jeanette Le Saulnier. Bar Association meeting postponed. Centenary church to present And Billy Disappeared. Farmers National Grain branch speculation not yet noticed. Kalamazoo ad man to speak to Indianapolis Advertising Club. Franklin chorus to perform at Caravan Club luncheon. Fletcher Boyd to speak.
Capone era figure Big Jack Heinan slain in Chicago
The body of Big Jack Heinan, long associated with Al Capone as an enforcer, was found riddled with bullets near the scene where John Oberta and his chauffeur were killed weeks earlier. The identification was made by William Collins of the highway police. Eleven bullets struck the head, seventeen total. Police note possible gang retaliation but seek a definite motive.
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Chicago
Big Jack Heinan
al Capone
John
Dingbat) Oberta
William Collins
Heinan
Paddock
Psychiatrist Claims All Children Are Born Criminals
Berlin psychoanalyst Dr Frans Alexander told an international mental hygiene congress in Washington that people are born criminals guiding early instincts to fit social demands. He argued childhood development from age four to six shapes instinctual adjustments to society.
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Washington
Frans Alexander
Berlin
Alexander
Weniger to perform on Times-WFBM midweek program
Radio star Steve Weniger will appear on The Times-WFBM midweek frolic tonight at 11 45 over WFBM. He will sing ballads and popular numbers on the Lyric stage joined by The Times instrumental trio Esther Matthews Jimmy Boyer and Marie McDaniel. The Odd-Sized Four Eagles quartet also debuts on the program.
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Steve Weniger
Times
Esther Matthews
Jimmy Boyer
Marie McDaniel
Eagles
Jimmy Boyerr
Jmmy Boyer
Jim i
Chicago youth critical after holdup attempt
Donald Oliver a 19 year old Chicago man remained in critical condition at city hospital after an alleged holdup on Saturday night. Charles Binkley a druggist wrestled a shotgun from Oliver and shot him in the back and right side as he fled near Fifty ninth street and College avenue.
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Chicago
Charles Binkley
Fifty-ninth Street
College Avenue
City Hospital
Binkley
Oliver
Indiana congressmen all seek reelection in fall primaries
Indiana's thirteen congressional incumbents largely held their leads in Tuesday's primary returns. Several were unopposed, including Arthur H. Greenwood in the Second district, James W. Dunbar in the Third, Harry C. Canfield in the Fourth, and Will R. Wood in the Tenth. Notable contests included Richard N. Elliott trailing in the Sixth, Louis Ludlow securing the Seventh district nomination, and Harry Browning pending results in Kosciusko county.
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Harry E. Rowbottom
Evansville
Bruce E. Cooper
Stewartsville
James R. Duncan
Arthur H. Greenwood
Washington
Dunbar
James W. Dunbar
Harryc. Canfield
Batesville
Scott Thompson
Rising Sun
Noble J. Johnson
Terre Haute
Richard N. Elliott
Wayne County
Elliott
Daniel R. Ellabarger
William H. Larabee
Walter R. Myers
Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis
Albert H. Vestal
Anderson
Fred S. Purnell
Attica
Harry Matlock
Kokomo
Wood
Will R. Wood
Lafayette
Albert H. Hall
Dr. Brose Horne
Gas City
Grant County
Hall
Horne
Carl Houston
Glen Griswold
Peru
David N. Hogg
T. P. Riddle
Wayne
Hogg
Samuel P. Pettingill
South Bend
Andrew J. Hickey
la Porte
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Harry Browning
Congress
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Harrison Township
Willard East
Hobart Creighton
Creighton
George Nottingham
Oren Dickey
Marion
Sam Farrell
Grant
Blackford
J. C. Knight
Ex-Day Agent Held In Booze Conspiracy
Roy Wright, former prohibition agent, and several Terre Haute officials were to be arraigned in federal court before Judge Robert C. Baltzell. Wright resigned from the service last summer and sought Vermillion county sheriff nomination in the recent primary. He evaded reporters and arranged his arrest news coverage, appearing in Terre Haute to post bond.
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Terre Haute
Vigo County
Robert C. Baltzell
Roy Wright
Federal Prohibition Service
Twe
Patsy Claims Grandparents Record in Indianapolis
Patricia Dehn aged 14 months claims the Grandparents' League championship with ten living grandparents. The album lists relatives on both sides including Cullom, Small, Cul lom, Dehn and McHaffey, with addresses in Indianapolis Circleville St Louis Brightwood and Winthrop. Patsy has no siblings and her parents are 20 and 21 years old.
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Patricia Dehn
J. C. Dehn
North
Tacoma Avenue
Champ
Grandparents
Patsy
Edward C. Cullom
Charles Small
Circleville
Ind
David B. Cullom
St. Louis
James A. Dehn
Winthrop Street
John C. Dehn
Israel McHaffey
Brightwood
Ingagi Contest Prompts Questions On Origin Of Man
A 50 word writing contest invites readers to weigh whether gorillas and humans share a common ancestor. It cites Ingagi lore, Sir Hubert Winsted records, and asks for concise, neat submissions under fifty words to win guest tickets. Entries must be serious or humorous.
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Remarkably Active For A Man His Age
A Chicago man H. K. White says Acidine cures sour stomach and acid indigestion when taken a few nights weekly. The ad promotes Acidine with a money back guarantee and lists theater attractions in Indianapolis, including Jack Kneeland and various shows.
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Washington Blvd
Chicago
Steepest railway to crown Royal Gorge project
Build to reach the top of the Royal Gorge May 15 the Royal Gorge Bridge Amusement Company says. The railway climbs a 100 percent grade over a third of a mile to the amusement park at the gorge summit.
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United Press
Canon City
Colo
Royal Gorge
Royal Gorge Bridge Amusement Company
Arsenal Tech Band Concert on Monument Circle South Steps
Arsenal Technical High School military band performed a noon concert on Monument Circle South steps to observe National Music Week, sponsored by the Indianapolis Music Merchants' Association. Marguerite Baihle Stein Hart offered a piano program at Indiana Central College. A noon program at Thirteenth Street and Senate Avenue ran under Cosmopolitan School of Music and Fine Arts with Ethel Kirk as chair. A "Music of the Nations" costume recital is planned for Indiana Central College tonight.
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Monument Circle
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Music Merchants’ Association
Marguerite Baihle Steinhart
Indiana Central College
Thirteenth Street
Senate Avenue
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Ethel Kirk
Konjola Praised by 75 Year Old Indianapolis Resident
A local Indianapolis resident, Mrs Mary Collier, 19 Bloomington Street, credits Konjola with restoring her health after years of gas pain stomach trouble and fatigue. The Konjola Man promotes the medicine at Hook's Dependable Drug Store on Illinois and Washington streets, noting it contains no alcohol or heart depressants and can show results in four to eight bottles.
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Illinois
Konjola
Hook
Washington Streets
Indianapolis
Mary Collier
Bloomington Street
Hook Pentett
Nogton
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