Polices Seek Owners of Jewelry Found in Sewer
Detectives hunted owners of cuff links locket and beads found in a mud filled sewer at Division and Bay Streets. The items likely belonged to a burglar pressed hard by pursuit. Elllis Searles’ badge and other pieces were recovered as authorities traced the thefts. Whitfield murder case unfolds with dramatic escapes and a pursued couple.
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Division
Bay Sts
Walter
Lucille
Ellis Searles
Searles
United Mine Workers Journal
Burglar Suspected in Residence Blaze At Talbott Avenue
A fire at 1706 N Talbott Ave began in a wardrobe after a burglar robbed residents. Aided by a roomer and Mrs Bishop, firefighters contained the blaze. Stolen purses and a watch were found. entry was through an unlocked door.
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Mra. M. Co. Bishop
N. Talbott Ave
J. L., Wilson
Wilson
Bishop
Ernest L. Martin
ELOPENTMENT PLAN FOILED BY POLICE
Charles Garrison 32 of 201 N Belmont Ave jailed charged with inducing Mary Thomas 14 to leave her foster home at Union Station May 12. Garrison held on 5000 dollar bond. case continued to June 12. Thomas housed at Fred C Lane home 551 S Central Court. Garrison says he cannot understand opposition to marriage.
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Charles Garrison
Belmont Ave
Mary Thomas
State Board of Charities
L. H. Millikan
Garrison
Miss Thomas
Union Station
Schultz
Weddle
Fred C. Lane
S. Central Court
Thomas
Rum runners use smoke screen on fast cars in DC
Fire causes 100000 damage to Duquoin Michigan business district early Saturday. Governor Pinchot signs bill mandating constitution teaching in Pennsylvania schools. Mabel Garrison opera singer undergoes New York operation. Representative Fluddleston says 25 Congressmen drink liquor in Chicago. Oil fire burns 500000 gallons at Rochester New York. Floods terrorize Volga valley in Russia. Harry Black builds eighteen story home atop Plaza Hotel in New York. Chicago Tribune to publish oceanic edition at sea. Britain signs Arab independence recognition. Mellon to visit England in six weeks. Four motor boats patrol Detroit River for rum runners. Madrid army scandal risks implicating King Alfonso. Milan editor challenges Rome editor to a duel. Danish cruiser Geyser suffers 52 wounded in explosion. France birth rate falls sharply. Gompers doubts steel industry ending twelve hour day. White House declines to confirm Legion commander's plea on bonus. Philadelphia radio stations accused of radical propaganda.
Burglary at John Seaman Station Stolen Small Items
A burglar broke into the filling station owned by John Seaman at 1116 S Meridian St early today. The thief stole sixty three pennies a Ford cell and a Packard taillight valued at six dollars seventy five cents.
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John Seaman
Meridian St
Jay B. Sucese ex Monon officer dies at 79
Jay B. Sucese 79 former general superintendent of the Monon railroad died Friday at his home 123 N Linwood Ave Funeral services set for Monday 2 30 p m at Shirley Brothers chapel Rev Walter L Ewing to officiate Burial at Crown Hill He is survived by widow Adie Sucase son Alfred M Sucase of Chicago and sisters Mrs Joseph Johnson Daytona Beach Fla and Mrs Jennie Tague Los Angeles California
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Jay B. Sucese
Monon Railroad
N. Linwood Ave
Shirley Brothers Chapel
Illinois St
Walter L. Ewing
Irvington Methodist Church
Sucese
Canton
Lafayette
Chicago
Indianapolis
Big Four Railroad
Addie Sucase
Alfred M. Sucase
Joseph Johnson
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jennie Tague
Los Angeles
Butler Glee Club Presents Fairview Revue at Butler College
Butler Opera Club staged the Fairview Revue at the Masonic Temple Friday night. Margaret Hecker organized scenes linking with Arnold Spencer arranged musical numbers. Notable campus figures impersonated included Marjorie Chiles, Sarah F Downs, Dean Brossman, Howard Howe, and others. Arnold Davis performed violin solos and a quartet sang. The girls chorus featured Lydia Bates, Dorothy Dipple, Esther Hungate, and others.
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Butler College
Fairview Park
Butler Opera Club
Fairview
Masonic Temple
Margaret Hecker
Butler, Ar
Arnold Spencer
Marjorie Chiles
Sarah F. Downs
Frank Sisson
Helen Payne
Dean Brossman
Winston
Frank Hopper
Myron Hopper
William Pearcy
Kenneth Thorne
Lydia Bates
Dorothy Dipple
Esther Hungate
Maxine McKay
Mildred Medium
Lavera Millikan
Zerelda Rubush
Dorothy Wright
Alice Young
Marble Champion to be picked June 2 Indianapolis
The final marble championship rounds will be at Willard Park in Indianapolis on Saturday June 2 at 2 p m. Twelve sectional champions compete in two preliminaries of six players each with three games per set. Winners meet for city title and a trip to Atlantic City with expenses paid by The Times and a bicycle prize.
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Willard Park
Atlantic City
Indianapolis
Willard Park Playground
Washington St
State Ave
R. Walter Jarvis
Times
Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Shortridge Cadet Nominated as West Point Candidate
Guy Ernest Thrams, 18, of 1905 College Ave, was ordered by the War Department to submit educational certificates for admission to West Point on June 2. He is a June senior at Shortridge High School and was recently awarded a gold medal by Brigadier General Aultman of Ft Harrison. He serves as cadet captain of the Shortridge ROTC and belongs to the Math Club Officers Club Glee Club and the orchestra.
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Guy Ernest Thrams
College Ave
War Department
West Point
Thrams
Shortridge High School
Aultman
Ft Harrison
Shortridge
Officers Club
Glee Club
Orchestra
Boy Hit By Electric Car Seeks Visit From Preacher
Joseph Doll, 12, of 858 N Ta Salle St was knocked down and bruised by an electric automobile at Tenth St and Parker Ave on Friday. The driver, who left after learning the boy's name, said he would visit in a day or two claiming to be a preacher.
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Joseph Doll
N. Ta Salle St
Doll
Tenth St
Parker Ave
Three arrested in raid convicted in city court
Two women and one man were convicted in city court after a raid at 322 N East St Thursday night. Edith Ray received 100 dollars fine and 129 days in the woman's prison. Viola Van Arsdale got 50 dollars fine and 30 days. Ernest Ray was fined 100 dollars and given 60 days. Eight others were discharged.
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N. East St
Edith Ray
Viola van Arsdale
Ernest Ray
Arrestees in Statutory Charge and Vagrancy Case
Henry Wenbrecht 27 of Speedway Ave and Frances Warden 40 of N Alabama St were arrested Friday night. The woman faces a statutory charge and vagrancy while the man is charged with associating.
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Henry Wenbrecht
Speedway Ave
Frances Warden
Alabama St
Johnson and
Hudson
Real estate dealer Herbert Redden faces health warrants
Herbert E B Redden aged 40, a real estate dealer at 44 N Delaware St, was arrested today on city health warrants alleging filth and dirt in his rental homes at 644 Harmon Ave and 643 S Delaware St. Damages of 100 dollars are sought. Redden denied the charges.
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Herbert EB. Redden
N. Delaware St
City Board of Health
Harmon Ave
S. Delaware St
Redden
Hotel guest robbed of ruby stickpin at Linden Hotel
A Linden Hotel guest told police that a night-time entry into his room led to the theft of a $56 ruby stickpin. The incident highlights concerns about security at the hotel.
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James F. Miller
Linden Hotel
Ohio Day Chir in Federal Net
Former Ohio prohibition enforcer Joseph Shearer and three officers were indicted by a Federal grand jury for conspiring to break prohibition laws. Fred Counts and A E Counts, both Cleveland figures, and Samuel E Hoskins of Columbus were named in two indictments alleging payoffs to Auerbach and aides and a scheme to defraud the Federal Government.
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United Presse
Cleveland
Joseph Shearer
Ohio
Grand Jury
Fred Counts
Prohibition
A. E. Counts
Samuel E. Hoskins
Columbus
A. F
Hoskins
Louis Auerbach
Woman Wins Iris Cup At Bankers Trust Flower Show
Miss Anna M. Lott of 322 Downey Ave won a silver cup for an iris exhibit in a Bankers Trust sweepstakes at a city flower show. Fifty-one prizes were awarded among eighty nine entries with more than one hundred iris varieties. The Garden Flowers Society planned a 4 30 p m meeting at Mrs Charles J Lynn’s iris garden.
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Bankers Trust
Anna M. Lott
Downey Ave
Banker's Trust Company
Pennsylvania
Ohio Sts
Garden Flowers Society
Charles J. Lynn
Washington Blvd
Coremakers at Work After Dispute Over Woman Workers
Fifteen men in the caremaking department of the Federal Foundry Company at 502 Harris Street returned to work after a Friday walkout over the assignment of two women to the department. Officials said the girls remain on the job and all differences have been adjusted.
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Federal Foundry Company
Harris St
Officials Confer on Gas Tax Defense in County Court
State Auditor Robert Bracken and State Treasurer Ora J. Davies met with Attorney General U S Lesh to discuss the defense the state will offer Monday in St Joseph County Circuit Court. The Gafill Oil Company president seeks an injunction against collecting the gasoline tax. Suit has been brought against Bracken and Davies.
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Robert Bracken
Ora J. Davies
U. S. Lesh
St. Joseph County
Gafill Oil Company
Bracken and Davies
Auto collision damages three cars at Northwestern Ave intersection
A truck driven by Harrold Burk of U. M. C. A. collided with a Northwestern street car late Friday at Northwestern Ave and Twenty First St. The impact pushed the truck into two parked autos, causing damage to three automobiles in all.
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Northwestern Ave
Twenty-First St
Harrold Burk
Northwestern
Missing Three Days Missing 16 year old William Green from War man Ave
William Green 16 of 1218 N War man Ave has been missing from home since Wednesday morning. His mother says he may have traveled to New London Kentucky.
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William Green
N. Warman Ave
New London
Post Office Closed for Memorial Day Announcement
All departments of the post office will be closed Memorial day. Robert H. Bryan postmaster announced today. Collections will be made on Sunday schedule.
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Robert H. Bryan
Highway routes to speedway traffic for Memorial Day
Indiana highway officials issued a bulletin designating principal routes and detours for motorists entering Indianapolis for the Memorial Day Speedway races. The guidance lists city-bound paths from major origins, noting detours on the National Road and State roads and naming key towns and interchanges to reach Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
A. H. Hinkle
John D. Williams
Evansville
Vincennes
Bruceville
Sanborn
Worthington
Spencer
Martinsville
Lorisville
New Albany
Scottsburg
Crothersville
Cincinnati
Harrison
Ohio
Indiana
Cedar Grove
Brookville
Rushville
Columbus
West Jefferson
Springfield
Dayton
Eaton
Richmond
Cambridge City
Greers
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Marie Price
FT. Wayne
Ind
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Price
NEA Service
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de Luxe
Madison
Wis
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Griffin
Burns
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Whitfeld
Toledo
Marie
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MT. Vernon
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John A. Koch
Hoch Coal Company
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Coal Company
Hoch
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Mary J. Evans
Mahlon B. Bush
Washington D. C
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Pinchot
Mabel Garrison
Metropolitan Opera
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Rochester
N Y
Volga Valley
Russia
Harry Black
Plaza Hotel
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Samuel Gompers
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Life At University
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Sarah Frances Downs
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Howard Howe
Preacher Driver
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Iris Cup
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Memorial Day Mail
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Edgerton
Butle
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Allen County
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Roanoke
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Peru
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Lakeville
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Laporte
Knox
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Logansport
Lebanon
Gary
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Traction Terminal
Indiana Trust
Company For Savings
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