Mine Petition Dismissed By Federal Judge
Federal Judge Robert Baltzell dismissed a bid to stop UMWA officials from revoking charters of local unions over cooperative mining near Bicknell Indiana. The injunction against officials is dissolved. John L. Lewis said the order is now in effect. William H. Howe sued Lewis and others in Illinois. rulings cite lack of federal jurisdiction.
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Co-operative
Indiana
Robert <. Baltzell
United Mine Workers of America
Bicknell
Ind
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
William H. Howe
Chicago
Lewis
District Eleven
East Side Coal Company
Indiana Revue Praised as Premier College Production
Critics hail The Jordan River Revue of 1925 by Indiana University students at the Hurat Thursday night as the top college show of the year. Mildred Legge and William Romey star with notable musical numbers Night of Love and A Million Years Ago. music and lyrics by William Fox of Bicknell. The Princess Theatre Orchestra, led by Fox, is described as the Midwest’s outstanding college band.
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Jordan River
Indiana University
Mildred Legge
William Romey
William Fox
Bicknell
Princess Theatre Orchestra
Middle West
Indianapolis Opens New City Pools to Avert Drownings
City recreation director Edward E. McBride announces Rhodius Park pool costing 85000 will serve West Indianapolis with a 430 by 180 foot concrete basin. The pool opens around June 15 along with Warfleigh and Riverside beaches and children pools at Willard Park and Ringgold Street. Lifeguards custodians and matrons will supervise daily from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. with fears of drownings guiding the new facilities.
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White River
Edward E. McBride
McBride
Rhodius Park
Indianapolis
West Indianapolis
Eagle Creek
Warfleigh
The
Recreation Department
Emd
Riverside Beach
Douglas Park
Martindale Ave
Dentists Names Officers At Indiana State Dental Meet
Dr A J Kimm of Evansville will become president of the Indiana State Dental Association at the election on Wednesday in Claypool More than 600 attendees at the annual meeting Dr C L Byers of Indianapolis secretary said Lunch was served at Riley Hospital today Eleven dentists with twenty five years membership were made life members Miss Helen McDaniels of Indianapolis spoke on Investing and Casting Gold Inlays before the Association of Dental Assistants meeting with the dentists Indiana Dental College was inspected after a talk by Dr Frederick R Henshaw Dr W A Sutton of Atlanta Ga will speak at 8 pm at a joint meeting Selling Indiana topic by A D Stone of Hoosier State Automobile Association Banquet set for Indianapolis Athletic Club Wednesday night Sessions end Thursday
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A. J. Kimm
Evansville
Indiana State Dental Association
Claypool
C. L. Byers
Indianapolis
Riley Hospital
Helen McDaniels
Association of Dental Assistants
Indiana Dental College
Frederick R. Henshaw
W. A. Sutton
Atlanta
Indiana
A. D. Stone
Hoosier State Automobile Association
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Woman Indicted Over Infant Substitution Case
United Press reports New York May grand jury returned an indictment against Mrs Helen A Geisen Volk proprietor of an infantorium charged with substituting another child for the infant son of William Angerer and with homicide in connection with two babies under her care. This is the first such indictment on record here since 1683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Helen A. Geisen-Volk
William Angerer
Tanlac advertised as a healthy restoration tonic
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a natural tonic and builder that purges the bloodstream revives digestion and restores lost weight. It claims millions benefited and says results appear quickly with increased appetite better sleep and rosier cheeks.
Rotary Club Elects Mrs Schellschmidt Koehne President
Rotary club elected Mrs Louis Schellschmidt Koehne as president at a Claypool meeting. Officers include Miss Margaret Shipp first vice president Miss Florence Ruby second vice president Miss Agnes Cruse recording secretary Miss Katherine Kauz correspond ing secretary Miss Lucy Montgomery treasurer Mrs Clement Vonnegut and Mrs Louis Burchardt directors. A birthday anniversary guest party will be a dinner at the Claypool June 8 in Riley room. Mrs Burkhardt will host a picnic June 13 at her home.
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Louis Schellschmidt-Koehne
Woman's Rotary
Riley
Legal action expected as warrants sought in child custody case
Mrs. Thomas Burton Sweat of 900 Oliver Ave reports her former husband Tomas Burton alias Owens and Mrs Hazel Marie Owens were arrested in Louisville with her twenty month old child. Detectives pursue warrants today after she claimed the child was kidnaped a week earlier and that Burton was seen near the neighborhood.
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Thomas Burton
Sweat
Oliver Ave
Louisville
Tomas Burton
Alias Owens
Hazel Marie Owens
Cosmos Fireworks Spectacle At Fairgrounds
Indianapolis Lodge No. 465 Odd Fellows continues its Cosmos fireworks display at the fairgrounds with another large crowd expected tonight after a week of nightly shows.
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Indianapolis
Odd Fellows
No. 465
Fairground
Library Will Be Sold From Rev Allan B Philputt’s Collection
The library of the late Reverend Allan B Philputt pastor of Central Christian Church was put up for sale today at the church located at N Delaware and Walnut Streets. Over 750 volumes will be available daily from 9 am to 5 pm and again from 7 30 pm to 9 pm throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan B. Philputt
Central Christian Church
N. Delaware and
Walnut Sts
Grotto Spring Festival at Broad Ripple Park
Sahara Grotto hosts a spring festival Friday night at Broad Ripple Park with stunts and dancing as the main program elements.
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Sahara Grotto
Broad Ripple Park
Postal Men Discuss Rates at Indiana District Meet
G F Birdseye inspector in charge Cincinnati spoke to the Indiana branch of the National League of District Postmasters in Indianapolis. Election of officers was to be held. Lester Wildman postmaster Dupont received honors for 100 percent Jefferson County membership. Resolutions seek civil status for second and third class officers and retirement act benefits for fourth class offices.
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G. F. Birdseye
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
National League of District
Lincoln
Edgar F. Brown
Indianapolis
Lester Wildman
Dupont
Jefferson County
Leslie L. Konkle
Versailles
Presient
Purse Snatching and Found Money Swindle Reported
Police logged a purse snatching on Illinois Street where Margaret West Lake, 430 N Meridian St, lost her purse containing $3 after a colored man emerged from an alley. A separate found pocketbook swindle involved Rose Bigbee, 1024 W Vermont St, where two men offered to share a found purse and swindled her out of $27 with a paper bill.
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Margaret West Lake
N. Meriidan St
Illinois St
Rose Bigbee
Vermont St
Bleeding of Busmen Alleges Fees by Agencies Probed
Prosecutor William H. Remy received a request from the public service commission to investigate reports that unauthorized persons are exacting fees from motor bus operators under pretense of aiding them to comply with new motor bus regulatory laws. Several carriers sent receipted forms showing a $25 collection for the service.
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William H. Remy
Public Service Commission
De Molay Installs New Indianapolis Officers
George Wilson was elected president of the Indianapolis chapter of De Molay at a Monday night club house vote. Wayne Swope and George Schumaker were named senior and junior councilors, respectively, with Russell Flowers from the Order of De Molay in town Monday.
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George Wilson
Indianapolis
de Molay
N. Meridian
Wayne Swope
George Schumaker
Russell
Flowers
Order of de Molay
City seeks to buy Elkhart Water Co for munici pal operation
A petition filed Monday with the public service commission asks Elkhart to approve a city purchase of the Elkhart Water Company for 756650 dollars. The plant has not had a rate increase in twelve years, signaling a major municipal effort to run the utility.
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Elkhart Water Company
City of
Elkhart
Public Service Commission
Pipe Organ Unveiling at Garfield Ave Church
Garfield Avenue M. E. Church will unveil the Hilda Parrow Memorial pipe organ on Wednesday night. The instrument was a gift from Rev. A. Morrow and his wife in memory of their daughter Hilda who died two years ago.
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Garfield Avenue
M. E
Garfield Ave
New York St
Hilda Parrow
8. A. Morrow
Hilda
Ex Sheriff Cox Dies in Denver at 66
Columbus Indiana reporter learns I A Cox former sheriff and auctioneer died in Denver Colorado at age 66. He was active in state Democratic circles and known in local politics.
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Times
Columbus
Ind
I. A. Cox
Denver
Colorado
Ex-Senator Ballou Dies at 76 in Lagrange
Funeral arrangements were under way in Lagrange Indiana for Otis L Ballou age 76 attorney and former state senator who died Monday.
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Times Special
Lagrange
Ind
Otis L. Ballou
Woman to Lead Irvington Park Board Campaign
Mrs. C. R. Longest of Irvington announces a campaign to remonstrate against all park bond issues until Ellenberger Parkway surfacing between St. Clair and Tenth Streets is completed. She calls for opening Ellenberger Parkway through Jameson Park and purchasing adjacent land for parks.
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C. R. Longest
Tenth St
Irvington
Board of Park Commissioners
Ellenberger Parkway
St. Clair
Tenth Sts
Gary Woman to Head Rebekahs in Indiana Assembly
Mrs. Clara D. Evans of Gary was to become president of the Rebekah Assembly I O F Indiana at the forty first annual session. Laura B. Smith of Frankfort retires as president. Jessie Robson of Brazil named warden and Elizabeth Ehrhardt of Greensburg as vice president. About 2000 women attended. A reception for new officers was held at the Denson at 8 tonight. A special train would take a delegation to Greensburg Wednesday to visit the IOOF Home. Grand Lodge IOOF opens Wednesday.
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Clara D. Evans
Gary
Rebekah Assembly
Indiana
Grand Lodge Hall
Laura B. Smith
Frankfort
Jessie Robson
Brazil
Elizabeth Ehrhardt
Greensburg
Denson
Grand Lodge of
G. P. Bornwasser
Montreal Mayor Declares City Open to All, Denies Key
Montreal May 18. Mayor DeQuottee refused to award the key to the city to the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union as it opened its sixteenth annual convention. There isn't any, Montreal is wide open.
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Times Special
Montreal
DeQuottee
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
French Admit Setback in Morocco War Action
United Press reports from Rabat May 19 that French forces facing the Riffians admit setbacks and difficulties. The official release notes enemy massing at several points in the west and center, General Colombat advancing with difficulty, and Riffian troops penetrating the French zone in the Paonut district.
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United Presse
Butler Halts Clean-Up Day At Butler University
President Robert J. Aley abolishes the annual student cleanup day after eleven years. A hired corps will now handle campus cleaning while the student body is deemed too large for the effort.
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Butler
Butler University
Robert J. Aley
Aley
David Kilgore
Clean-Up Day Cancelled After Preparations
The article notes that although committees were named and everything ready for the event, Clean-Up Day will not be held this year.
Weeks Won’t Return to War Dept as Health Fails
Secretary of War Weeks remains sidelined after a stroke on April 1 with gall bladder complications. He will not return to the War Department and will resign once a successor is found, according to officials. White House denies the resignation decision is in President Coolidge’s hands.
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United Press
Washington
War Weeks
Weeks
War Department
White House
Complaint on nuisance filed in Superior Court One
Prosecutor William H. Remy filed a suit in Superior Court One to abate a public nuisance. The complaint targets Charles McCutcheon at 1702 English Ave and Robert A. Uehleim and Francis J. Reno at 425 S. State Ave alleging sale of intoxicating liquors at the leased 425 S. State Ave property since November 18, 1924. Reno is named as an employee of McCutcheon.
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William H. Remy
Charles McCutcheon
English Ave
Robert A. Uehleim
Francis J. Reno
S. State Ave
Uehlem
McCutcheon
Reno
New Police Chief Appointed in Bloomington
Bloomington announces Merle Clay as the new police chief to succeed Fred Campbell who resigned. The May 19 filing notes the transition at city hall and names Clay as chief.
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Bloomington
Ind
Merle Clay
Surniness
Fred Campbell
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WM. H. Armstrong CO
Surgical Instrument House
N. Penn. St
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Assembly
Riffs
New District
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L.savres & Co
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Sultana
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Mueller
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