American fliers to aid rival in race for honors
American pilots plan to assist British round the world flier Major MacLaren stranded in Akayah Burma. An American warship may carry an extra plane to Akayab for his arrival as monsoon season nears and delays loom for the champion. Also reports of Capt Pelletier O oi ly wrecked at Shanghai and a Paris flight toward Prague plus US Army lieutenants arriving in Plymouth to organize bases for a polar air route.
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TORIO
Major MacLaren
Akayah
Burma
Akayab
MacLaren
Rangoon
AkaYa
Tokio
London
Pelletier O'Oily
Shanghai
Pekin
Paris
Favret
Potez
Prague
L. C. Schulze
C. K. Camerine
United States Army
Plymouth
Teeland
Greenland
England
America
Presbyterians to convene sixty ninth general assembly in Richmond
Three hundred commissioners of the United Presbyterian Church are expected for the sixty ninth annual general assembly opening in Richmond Indiana on Wednesday. Rev W R Sawhill retiring moderator from Seattle will call the assembly to order and a new moderator will be elected at the opening session. A pre assembly evangelistic conference will be held Tuesday.
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United Press
Richmond
Ind
United Presbyterian Church
W. R. Sawhill
Seattle
Wash
Ten Nurses Graduate From Deaconess Hospital School
Ten graduates will receive diplomas June 4 from the Deaconess Hospital School for Nurses. A dance and reception will honor the graduates, including Ona Butler, Flora Haley, Irene Kohlenberg, Lois P. Ford, Cora M. Rosen, Ruth M. Fulton, Hester Sconce, Grace Isaacs, Ruth E. Smith, and Ruth McLaughlin.
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Deaconess Hospital School For Nurses
Ona Butler
Flora Haley
Irene Kohlenberg
Lois P. Ford
Cora M. Rosen
Ruth M. Fulton
Hester Sconce
Grace Isaacs
Ruth E. Smith
Ruth McLaughlin
Todd's Tonic Relieves Constipation and Appetite Loss
Indianapolis man E P Stewart reports years of misery with weakness sleeplessness and blue mood. After using Todd's Tonic with Todd's Laxative Tablets he sleeps better eats without ill effects and resolves constipation. He praises the remedy's strength building wine like flavor and recommends Haag Drug Company stores for purchase.
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Todd
RE. P. Stewart
Ogden Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Haag Drug Company
Pola Negri Returns in Lavish Paramount Drama Men
Film reviewer notes Pola Negri shines in Men directed by Dimitri Buchowetzki as she portrays a Paris nightlife figure amid lavish scenery and a large cast. The piece also mentions Will Rogers satire High-Brow Stuff and the concurrent showings at Ohio Apollo Isis with various acts and films.
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Pola Negri
Negri
Paramount
Ohio
Paris
Kiki
Dimitri Buchowetzki
Robert Frazer
Robert Edeson
Joseph Sickard
Will Rogers
Lester Huff
Johnny Jackson
Aten
Racing Luck and Sporting Youth at Circle and Apollo
Ment Banks stars in Racing Luck a full length comedy at the Circle with Monty a bumbling racer who seeks funds for his shop. Supporting cast includes Ferguson Belmore Franklin and Blaisdell with a thrill filled race scene. Denny leaves boxing for driving in Sporting Youth at the Apollo, a Speedway Week feature with a legitimate race and comic moments.
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Banks
Monty
William ‘Ollier
Helen Ferguson
Lionel Belmore
Francis Mr Donald
Martha = Franklin
D. Metzoras
William Blaisdell
Dizzy Daisy
Louise Fazenda
Louise
Bakaleinikoff
Denny
Reginald Denny
Apollo
Woods
Society
Youngest Great Aunt Claims Explained By Hoosier Family
Mrs Jaroh E Ruffin, 17, of Mr N Adelane St, was a great aunt at 17 when her grand-nephew was born to her niece Lorena Gennett of Beech Grove. Earlier cases included an 11-year-old great aunt and 18-year-old twins, while Truffin noted her own mother’s milestones from 14 marriage to 35 great grandmother at 3.
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Jaroh E. Ruffin
N. Adelane
Lorena Gennett
Beech Grove
Truffin
Posse Trails Fugitive In Smithville Shooting Case
In Shelbyville Indiana posses led by Sheriff Jesse Smith and John B Compton search for Charles Snyder who is accused of shooting John Osborne 60 at Osborne home in Smithville. Osborne remains in serious condition at Robert Long Hospital after being shot in the abdomen Sunday night.
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Catted
Shelbyville
Ind
Jesse Smith
John B. Compton
Smithsund
Charles Snyder
John Osborne
Osborne
Smithville
Kentucky
Robert Long Hospital
Hare
Indianapolis
Cigarette Fire Hurts Sherman Remy at Plaza Apts
Sherman Remy of Apt 1 Plaza Apts 902 N Pennsylvania is posted as recovering with slight burns on his hands after a cigarette started a bed fire. The blaze caused minor damage to the room. A roof fire at 2914 McPherson Ave owned by F A Anderson caused 2500 in damage and spread to 2914 and 2919 McPherson Ave homes belonging to Howir Hamilton and G A McGuire, totaling about 7606 in damage.
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Sherman Remy
Plaza Apts
Pennsylvania &J
F. A. Anderson
McPherson Ave
Howir
Hamilton
G. A. McGuire
Death of Tutewiler prompts cause investigation
Harry L. Tutewiler 57 of 5501 College Ave died suddenly early Sunday at Saunders Weather Company 32% N Delaware St while making a delivery for Pure Oil Company 1951 Madison Ave Officials say he was the oldest city employee with sixteen years service.
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Harry L. Tutewiler
College Ave
Saunders Weater Company
Delaware St
Tutewiler
Pure Oil Company
Madison Ave
Tech Boy Wins Prize in Indiana Essay Contest
John J. Cleary of 961 N. LaSalle St. won one of six first prizes in an Indiana essay contest by the American Chemical Society for chemistry's relation to national life. Cleary is a student at Technical High School. Evelyn Fitzgerald of 1035 Ewing St. Short Ridge won a second prize. Four-year Yale or Vassar scholarships will go to six national winners.
Taxicab driver charged after street fight over fare
Mike Meehan of 621 Dorman St is held on intoxication charges while B L Bennett of 1418 EK Market St faces assault and battery charges after a fight at New York and Alabama Streets early Sunday. Police say Bennett, a taxicab driver, struck Meehan during an argument over a taxi bill.
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Mike Meehan
Dorman St
B. L. Bennett
Market St
New York and
Alabama
Bennett
Meehan
Woman Stabbed Man Held in Knife Attack Case
William Baker of 840 Camp Street is in custody charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after allegedly attacking Sadie McWharty of 629 West St. Clair Street with a knife.
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William Baker
Camp St
Sadie McWharty
W. St. Clair St
Burglary and thefts hit city homes and streets
A weekend spate of crimes reports a burglary at 3645 N Delaware St with jewelry clothing and a pre war whisky valued at 62. Pickpockets struck multiple addresses including Sunset Avenue Alabama Street and Mast Street with small valuables and cash losses. Other burglaries included a 262 kodak jewelry loss at Fletcher Avenue and 112 value auto accessories at 826 Terrace Avenue.
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H. E. Schornstein
Delaware St
Rose Munford
Sunset Ave
W. J. Harrington
Alabama St
Pearl Merry
Mast St
Josiah Jolly
Mletcher Ave
Kodak and Jewelry
William McCoy
Pine St
Oscar Lang
Terrace Ave
Bernard Evans
Plaza Hotel
Keith's
Reds dynamite police station in Stoppenberg
May 26 Berlin reports show Communist action in the Ruhr with a police station dynamited at Stoppenberg and hand grenades used in the ruins. The Gladbach Rhineland commandant warns a neutral zone around troop HQ and vows immediate death for further trespass.
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United Press
Berlin
Ruhr
Stoppenberg
Gladbach
Rhineland
Plans for Sahara Girotto convention entertainments outlined
Rear Grotto members reveal tonight at the Denison how visitors for the Sahara Girotto international convention will be entertained. Mecals expect permission to stage vaudeville at Cable Tabernacle despite E Howard Cadie’s religious use concerns. L W Drapier, chair of the speediest jubilee, cites a $1600 total for the vaudeville show.
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Sahara
Girotto
Denison
Mecals
E. Howard Cadie
L. W. Drapier
Identification Awaited After Broadway Hotel Arrests
Detectives awaited information from the bureau of identification about three men arrested early Saturday at the Broadway Hotel. Police said a cache including dynamite caps nitroglycerin sledge hammers and punches found in their room and car would equip an expert safe cracking gang. All were heavily armed.
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Bureau of Identification
Broadway Hotel
Husband Wins $6500 in Alienation Suit
The Boone County Court filed a verdict awarding $6,500 to Harry Mann of Indianapolis in his alienation suit against Charles Yost chief inspector of apiaries with the State conservation department. Mann claimed Yost alienated his wife’s affections leading to her suicide a year earlier.
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Times Special
Lebanon
Ind
Boone County
Harry Mann
Indianapolis
Charles Yost
Apiaries
State Conservation Department
Mann
Yost
Artman Directs Probe Into Roanoke Interurban Wreck
The public service commission started an investigation in Huntington into the Indiana Service Corporation interurban crash near Roanoke last Monday. Lemuel R. Artman directs the probe with investigators David Matthews and Ray Gibbons. Five people were killed.
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Public Service Commission
Indiana Service Corporation
Fourth district officers reelected after stamp convention
Members of the Fourth district of the International Stamp Manufacturers Association traveled home after the convention. Charles Steiner of St. Louis was reelected Fourth district governor following a theater party Sunday night.
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International Stamp Manufacturers’ Association
Charles Steiner
St. Louis
Campaign Spending Report For Republican And Democratic Candidates
William Y. Hinkle ran a four dollar campaign as one of eleven Republican State Representative nominees. Other GOP entries show varied expenses from $27 to $151.50 with several candidates listed as unsuccessful. Democratic totals include several statewide and sheriff/representative runs with expenses up to $145 and several candidates recording zero spending.
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William Y. Hinkle
Albert H. Lesche
French Hollinshead
Ralph Updike
Updike
Thomas Dexter
John WL. Linder
Charles E Bebinger
Clifford W. Ferguson
Charles M. Clark
Harvey G. Schafer
Winfield Miler
Jacob Hahn
Hubert S. Riley
John W. Friday
Leo X. Smith
William W. Spencer
Joseph W. Klaiber
Earl R. Cox
Gabriel H. Cook
Council Meets Tonight Over Harrison Police Survey
City council holds a special session to review Leonard V Harrisons police survey and oppose his top heavy list of officers the double patrol system and other police reforms cited by the chamber of commerce expert.
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Leonard V. Harrison
Chamber of Commerce
Harrison
Finds Car But Parts Gone
W. A. James of 1002 Kentucky Ave. recovered his stolen car but tires and accessories valued at $150 had been removed.
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W. A. James
Kentucky Ave
Intoxicated Driving Blamed for Weekend Crashes
Police say intoxication caused most weekend accidents. Fred Albers held after failing to report a overturned car at Keystone and Fall Creek. Robert Meredith charged with drunkenness after his car hit J M Kirk’s parked machine. William Perkins, George Kinney, Honer Smoot also involved in drunken driving or injuries. Fire Squad truck collision and a parade motorcycle fire were noted with bystander aid.
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Fred Albers
Ashland Ave
Keystone Ave
Fall Creek
Albers
Robert Meredith
Agnes St
J. M. Kirk
Montcalm St
Kirk
William Perkins
Roach Ave
Harley Rushton
Noblesvile
Ind
Parkway Blvd
Thirtieth St
George Kinney
Holly Ave
Floyd Evans
Birch Ave
Evans
Honer Smoot
Alabama St
Marshall Wiley
New York
Alabama
Harry Hunt
Blake St
Lieutenant Craig
Morris St
Kentucky Ave
The Rendering of Equal Justice the Result of Utility Service Rate Making
A historical overview of state regulation of public utilities. It explains two core principles: users pay for the service's worth and not more than needed for a fair income. It details valuation, operating costs, and rate design based on consumption and usage patterns across electricity, gas, water, telephone, streetcar, and other utilities.
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Electric Light and Power
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