gun duel wounds two as bandits rob filling stations
Two wounded in a gun battle with bandits were recovering today as police hunted for suspects after a weekend of robberies at filling stations. A burglar was captured and a Ford coupe used by the criminals was found on Madison Avenue. Maurice GePholdt 16 near the scene was later found shot in the thigh.
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Clyde Conn
Western Oil Refining Company
Harding and
Raymond Sts
Madison Ave
Maywood
West Newton
West Washington,St
Maurice GePholdt
Blaine Ave
Divorce fight starts early in Taylors divorce trial
Round one of the Tayoor vs Tay lor divorce opened in Superior Court Four before Judge Clinton H. Givan. John F. Taylor, a constable, allegedly struck and knocked down his wife Roxie O. Taylor as she prepared to testify. The couple married November 12, 1924 and separated a month later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Clinton H. Givan
Delaware St
John F. Taylor
Justice of Peace Court
Walter S. Glass
Roxie O. Taylor
Belmont Ave
J. Fred Masters
Davis bribery case eyed for jury verdict in Kansas trial
United Press reports in PERA Kansas that the Cress mination of Jonathan M. Davis on trial for conspiracy to solicit a bribe for a pardon was expected to finish at today’s session. The case was anticipated to go to the jury tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pera
Kan
Fragmented OCR Time Clues Surface in Sparse Text
Scattered numbers and tokens show partial time marks and symbols. no clear event, names, or context emerge from the fragment to identify a person, place, organization, or action. The readable data lack a coherent item to summarize.
Indianapolis Bishop Chartrand Elevated to Cincinnati Archbishop
Pope Pius selects Rt. Rev. Joseph Chartrand of Indianapolis as archbishop of Cincinnati Ohio. Bishop MacNicholas of Duluth is reassigned to Indianapolis. Chartrand succeeds the late Archbishop Moeller who died January 8. Born 1870, ordained 1892, Chartrand has been vicar general since 1910 and bishop of Indianapolis since 1918.
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Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Pope Pius
Cincinnati
Ohio
United Press
Rome
Mac Nicholas
Duluth
Minn
Chartrand
Henry Moeller
Diomede Falconio
D. O’donaghue
Louisville
Herman Alerding
Ft. Wayne
SS. Peter and Paul
Guity
Moeller
MacNicholas
Flapper Fanny Snaps About Dinner Date Misdirection
Flapper Fanny contends the girl taken out to dinner isn’t the one who is “out.” The slogan hints at social ails and dating games of the era, reflecting flirtations and headlines typical of modern club life in print.
Rail official James K. Commer dies at 54
Funeral services for James K. Commer 54 civil engineer formerly of Indianapolis will be at 3 p m Wednesday at Wabash He died today at Wabash County Hospital He was chief engineer of the New York Chicago and St Louis Railroad Company at his death He was a member of the Indianapolis Club and the Presbyterian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Commer
Indianapolis
Wabash County Hospital
Wabash
New York
Chicago, & St. Louis
Maximum sentence for failure to stop in Indiana
Edward Berry aged 25 was sentenced to two years in the Indiana State Reformatory by Criminal Judge James A. Collins on a charge of failure to stop after an accident. Police alleged his car struck Edna Fryer at 4660 N Delaware St on March 16. Judge Collins imposed the maximum penalty.
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Conn
Horace Sherwalt
Vermont St
Conn Auto
Winkler
Edward Berry
Indiana
Postmasters Hear Washington Official at Indiana Convention
Irving Glover of Washington D C third assistant postmaster general spoke at the Indiana branch convention of the National League of District Postmasters. The event opened with remarks from Glover as he discussed postal policy and local postmaster concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Glover
Washington, D. C
Indiana
National League of District Postmasters
Iincoie
Glovery
Downtown bootleg raids net two stills seized in city
Police capped a weekend crackdown on illegal liquor with 56 arrests including 33 for drunkenness and 23 for gaming. Two Still owners, Mike Jukich and Martin Jankovich, 34 and 30, were charged after officers found 190 and 50 gallon stills at 1810 W Wyoming St. A 125 gallon batch of triple distilled whisky and 800 gallons of mash whisky were seized. Several others faced gaming house charges.
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Mike Jukich
Haugh St
Martin Jankovich
N. Haugh St
Eisenhut
W. Wyoming St
Taxes GAIN $1.25 Million in City and County Revenue
County treasurer John L. Duvall estimated today that taxes collected through May 1 will reach about $9.25 million, including current and delinquent city and county taxes. Last year’s total was around $8 million.
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John L. Duvall
Duvall
Faithful Mother Defends William Shepherd in Typhoid Murder Trial
Mrs. M. E. Hayden, 76, blind and frail, pleads for her son William Darling Shepherd of Chicago claiming frame up as he faces trial for allegedly murdering typhoid victim Billy McClintock. She recalls family struggles, schooling, and a life of Christian raising amid disputes with Judge Olson.
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M. E. Hayden
William Darling Shepherd
Chicago
Billy McClintock
Hayden
Roosevelt Ave
Hayten
William
Franklin
Shortridge High School
Shepherd
Indiana
Olson
McClintocks
McClintock
Billy
Water Head Will Leave Water Company
Davis, manager of the Indianapolis Water Company for two years, will leave June 1 to head the Philadelphia Suburban Water Company. He will be succeeded by H. B. Morse of Akron, Ohio, announced by C. H. Geist of Philadelphia. Morse is an MIT graduate from 1903 with extensive public utility experience.
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Co. E. Davis
Indianapolis Water Company
Philadelphia Suburban Water Company
H. 8. Morse
Akron
Ohio
C. H. Geist
Philadelphia
Davis
Morse
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Louisville
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
United States Reclamation Service
Governor Jackson to appoint Perkins to state board
Governor Jackson plans to appoint Edgar A. Perkins of Indianapolis to the State Industrial Board to succeed Charles Fox of Terre Haute whose term ends May 24. Perkins’ selection was regarded as certain by political observers and insiders.
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Jackson
Edgar A. Perkins
Indianapolis
State Industrial Board
Charles Fox
Terre Haute
Shohpes and
Perkins
First Two Prospective Jurors Dismissed Over Bias
In a murder case the court dismisses the first two potential jurors who indicate opposition to the death penalty. The trial continues with measures to ensure an impartial jury.
William D Shepherd on trial for ward death in Chicago
William Darl ing Shepherd former Indianapolis man faces possible death penalty in the murder of Billy McClintock. Court process begins with juror selection as prosecutors seek capital punishment. Shepherd shows signs of strain. wife and fiancee testifying amid intense media coverage and new court newsroom arrangements.
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Indianapolis
Billy McClintock
Times Special
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Britain weighs talks with allies over Russia rift
London May 18 United Press reports Ben Smith asks if Britain plans conversations with France or other allies regarding a possible rupture of relations with Russia. The inquiry highlights tension among major European powers amid shifting alliances.
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Bu_ United Press
London
Great Britain
France
Russia
Ben Smith
Dedication Day for City Bus Terminal Planned in Times Square
Readiness shows for the dedication of the new Peoples Motor Coach Company bus terminal in Times Square on Tuesday. A parade will travel through downtown with the parade forming at North and Meridian Street and a giant key ceremony will open the loading platform. The terminal will host waiting rooms restaurants and rest facilities with forty buses in operation.
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Times Square
Maryland St
Senate Ave
Meridian St
Market St
New Jersey St
Washington St
Missouri St
Georgia St
Mack
Peoples Motor Coach Company
Public Service Commission
W. B. Hiner
Red Ball Bus Terminal Company
Shank
Edward Morris
Meyer Efroymson
Tracy W. Ellis
Harry W. Israell
Harry A. Kahn
Police weigh murder theory in Shetsley death on river bank
Police investigate the death of Julius C. Shetzley aged 69 at 131 E. St. Clair St. suspected as murder for robbery. His body was found by three boys in the White River near Twenty Second St weighted by a rock filled sack. daughter Lilliana identified him and he disappeared May 8. Survivors include his widow Mia and Louisa Shetzley.
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Julius C. Shetsley
E. St. Clair St
White River
Second St
Shetzley
Lilliana Shetzley
Mia
Louisa Shetzley
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Blake St
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Indiana Ave
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J. B. Savage
Herman Bundesen
George E. Gorman
Shepherds
Anderson
Ind
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Indiana National Guard
Tennessee
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College Ave
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Isabelle Pope
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