Organized Groups Plan Merged Fight Against Rate Increases
National valuation conference units including Labor unions railway brotherhoods shippers and civic groups join under Huddleston Alabama to oppose higher valuations and rate hikes. Governors congressmen and leaders align with La Follette congressional bloc while Mrs Robins and Mrs Cunningham rally women voters. Bryan and La Follette deny party moves.
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United Press
Chicago
Huddleston
Alabama
la Follette
Farmers and Womens’ Federation
Raymond Robgins
Minnie Fisher Cunninggam
National League of Women Voters
William Jennings Bryan
Haynes Winton Merger Assured In Consolidated Pact
Merger of Haynes Automobile Co Kokomo Winton Automotive Cleveland and Dorris Automobile St Louis with reorganization by Consolidated Motors Corp Delaware is set. Stockholders authorized directors to proceed and Bankers Issues Co New York handles finances. Principal factory will be in Kokomo with cars priced 800 to 8000 dollars.
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Kokomo
Ind
Haynes Automobile Company
Winton Automobile Qoryper
Cleveland, Ohin
Dorris Automobile Company
St Louis
Consolidated Motors Corporation of Delaware
Haynes Company
Bankers Issues Company of New York
Haynes Corporation
Delaware Corporation
Race Drivers to Attend Sahara Grotto Theater Party
Nine renowned speedway racers including Ralph De Palma and Howdy Wilcox are invited to a Sahara Grotto Indianapolis theater party arranged by Past Monarch Raymond F. Murray to raise funds for sending the Sahara Pirate Band and Blue Devil Zouaves to the supreme council meeting in Cleveland. The event features the play Six Cylinder Love and blue and orange grotto decorations.
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Sahara Grotto
Indianapolis
Raymond F. Murray
Supreme Council
Cleveland
Grotto
Three Generations From Voris Family Graduate in Lebanon
In Lebanon Indiana on May 26 the Lebanon High School graduation sees Mary Voris receive a diploma, completing a family trio with her father Guy Voris and her mother Leah Cory Voris and grandmother Lucy Atkins Voris also listed among graduates.
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Times Special
Lebanon
Ind
Mary Voris
The
Lebanon High School
Voris
Mary
Guy Voris
Leah Cory Voris
Lucy Atkins Voris
Legion to Produce Film Review by American Legion
The American Legion announces entry into the film industry as a producer with a topical review issued twice monthly from national headquarters. The venture aims to produce general interest material with focus on Legion activities for the public, overseen by the American Legion Film Service which has distributed war and historical films through thousands of local posts.
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American Legion
Legion of Interest
American Legion Film Service
Legion
Shrine Gun Squad Prepares Stunts For Washington June
The Murat Temple gun squad rehearses wall sealing and human fly maneuvers for the Shrine meeting in Washington D C next month. Captain Harry A Pel leads the team of named officers and members as they boost the theater party for Shriners and friends.
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Shrine
Washington
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Washington Monument
the Murat
Shriners
Harry A. Pel
J. T. Head
R. P. Wurster
A. E. Farmer
P. F. Middeton
C. O. Buehrer
George Barton
R. E. Culver
F. A. Clark
C. W. Echols
C. Hoffman
J. W. Middleton
R. V. McMurphy
J. Melure
I. H. Riley
Rh. A. Sharper
H. W. Stewart
J. H. Taylor
Rex Thomas
E. Vincent
Noble Farmer
Puzzle that Adds and Reverses Its Digits
A two digit number when added to itself gives a sum that, multiplied by 5, yields a number which plus 9 reverses its two digits. The solution is the two digit number from yesterday.
Color sequence puzzle traced on a grid of twelve colors
Starting at the lower left corner the line traces colors in sequence. Each color appears in three squares and the named colors include drab red pink purple blue green yellow white gray black carmine brown.
Fighting Grows in Michigan Senate Primary Field
In St Paul on May 26 reporters note a heated Republican and Farmer-Labor clash over Kauute Nelsons senatorial seat. Governor J A O Preus weighs exit if crowded field persists while pressure mounts on Sidney Anderson to withdraw. Schall is seen as strongest rival with Hallam and Lundeen also in the race.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Farmer-Labor Party
Kauute Nelson
Hendrick Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Frank EB. Kellogg
J. A. O. Preus
Sidney Anderson
T. J D. Schall
Oscar Hallam
Ernest Lundeen
New Manager of Water Company to Be Honored
Invitations were sent to 250 businessmen officials and civic leaders by C. H. Geist president of the Indianapolis Water Company for a dinner at the Claypool next Friday at 6 30 p m honoring Carleton E. Davis new general manager Davis comes from Philadelphia Geist and Leonard Metcalf renowned waterworks engineer will outline the construction program for the local plant for the next fifteen years and discuss financial phases
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C. H. Geist
Indianapolis Water Company
Carleton E. Davis
Claypool
Davis
Philadelphia
Geist
Leonard Metcalf
Hoosier Briefs Highlight District Farm Federation Meeting
Ten counties in Indiana eighth district plan a Monday meeting to discuss securing threshing coal at a fair price. Other items note Boy Scouts receiving a red white and blue banner from President Harding for meeting drive quotas, a judge ruling on hip pocket flasks, and Culver Military Academy ballad on sale in large cities.
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Greensburg
Farm Federation Bureau
Franklin
Boy Scouts
Harding
Culver
J. Paul Fogarty
Herbert B. Keller
Culver Military Academy
Honor World War Dead in Marion County Memorial Ceremony
Memorial day ceremonies honor 336 soldiers from Marion County who died in World War I. Three hundred thirty six school children will place flags on trees in Memorial Grove Garfield Park, each tree bearing a brass plate with a name date of death and organization. Albert Stump will give the address.
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Marion County
Memorial Grove
Garfield Park
Albert Stump
Broad Ripple Park to Open 1923 Season Sunday
Broad Ripple Park will open Sunday with a newly shaped bathing beach, new chutes and diving boards, and more features for children. Twenty five carloads of white sand have been spread around the pool for a beach effect. The park invites a slogan contest with a prize and Ruth's Concerto Orchestra will provide music for afternoon and evening programs.
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Broad Ripple Park
Ruth
American Red Cross
Nelly Kelly
Barney Google
Tennessee
Daddy
American Spirit
Sam
Broadway
Kismet
Chincalletta
Me Henry
Lodge Brothers Will Bury Mason in Indiana
Bernhardt Maier 72 a longtime Indianapolis resident died at his home 1912 Prospect 5 St after a short illness. Services will be held Monday at his residence with the Scottish Rite. Maier born in Germany lived in Edinburg and Louisville, was a watchmaker, married Mary Geist in 1884, and was a member of the Masonic Order of Edinburg and the Indiana Consistory. He is survived by his widow two brothers Frank and Otto and three sisters in Germany.
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Bernhardt Maier
Indianapolis
Prospect
Maier
Germany
Louisville
Mary Geist
Edinburg
Ind
Masonic Order of
Indiana
Frieda's Follies
A conflicted note on a guest overstaying hospitality as the narrator recalls hosting Frieda at a ball, her forgetting a key, and the rainy night prompting thoughts about being left out. The speaker reflects on being unseen among friends and ends with the action of locking her out.
Life Long Indianapolis Resident Dies at 69
Philip Bauer age 69 a lifelong Indianapolis resident died Friday after a short illness at his home 1150 Kentucky Ave. He will be buried Monday in St Josephs cemetery with services at his home at 8 30 a m and at Assumption Church at 9 a m. He was a member of the local Druids lodge. Surviving are his widow Rosa Bauer two daughters Mrs Bert Hahn and Mrs Paul Bower and four sons Charles Edward Herman and Joseph Bauer all of Indianapolis.
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Philip Bauer
Indianapolis
Kentucky Ave
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Assumption Church
Bauer
Druids Lodge
Rosa Bauer
Bert Hahn
Paul Bower
Charles
Edward
Herman
Joseph Bauer
States announce auto insurance rate changes
Indianapolis and four other cities miss reductions as new rate schedule takes effect June 1. Insurance Commissioner Thomas B. McMurray cites theft declines as reason for lower classifications in Evansville Fort Wayne Marion and Frankfort.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
South Bend
Chicago
Thomas
McMurray
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Marion
Frankfort
McMuray
Roumanian Queen Marie to Visit United States
Roumania will send Queen Marie to the United States soon, announced by poetess Mme Marie Jonnesco at John Herron Art Institute Friday night. Jonnesco notes she is the first woman officially dispatched from Roumania to a foreign country.
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Marie of
Roumania
United States
Mme
Marie Jonnesco
John Herron Art Institute
Mme. Jonnesco
Thief Uses Ladder at Ulrich Home
A thief used a stepladder to reach the roof of a rear porch at Mrs. Sarah Ulrichs home 1236 Central Ave Friday night. He rummaged a room and stole forty five dollars.
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Sarah Ulrich
Central Ave
Step on Brakes Not Gas as Hoosier Club Urges Caution
The Hoosier Motor Club plans placards urging motorists to brake, not speed, during the 500 mile race period. The campaign notes visiting drivers may not know local rules, warns against cutting corners or racing past stopped street cars, and calls for extra courtesy to out of state licensees.
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Hoosier Motor Club
Motor Club
Couple Married by Court Ruling
In a Criminal Court appeal, Judge James A. Collins announced a couple’s common law marriage after Laura Cousin and Marshall Lee admitted to living together as spouses. The judge noted their legal status and told them to pursue divorce rather than seek jail revision.
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James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Laura Cousin
Winders St
Marshall Lee
Bellefontaine Court
Marshall
Collins
Marshall's Ford
Carpenter tools stolen from house under construction
A. A. Harlan reported to police that carpenter tools valued at 30 dollars were taken from a home under construction at 4009 East Thirty-First Street.
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A. A. Harlan
E. Thirty-First St
E. Thirty- First St
New Rate Schedule Petition Filed for Home Telephone and Telegraph
Petition filed with the public service commission seeks authority to sell 2 491 750 dollars in securities by the Home Telephone and Telegraph Company of Ft Wayne. The filing requests approval of a new schedule of rates to support the issuance.
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Home Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Ft. Wayne
Corner stone class to join Elks club initiation in June
A 600 member class named corner stone will be recruited for initiation when the Elks new Meridian and St. Clair St clubhouse corner stone is laid in June. A fifty member committee handles details of the recruitment.
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the Elks
Meridian and
St. Clair Sts
Frank C Jordan Nominated For AWWA Presidency
Frank C Jordan of the Indianapolis Water Company, currently vice president, has been nominated for president of the American Water Works Association. The election will be conducted by mail.
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Frank Jordan
Frank C. Jordan
Indianapolis Water Company
American Water Works Association
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