Brisbane editorial honors transport progress at Indy event
Arthur Brisbane told the Society of Automotive Engineers dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club that world progress stems from transport advances. Former Judge Solon J. Carter drew cheers defending citizens' rights while criticizing prohibitionists. Capt Eddie Rickenbacker predicted air will carry mail and freight sooner. General Motors VP Kettering praised engineers as leaders in the economy.
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Arthur Brisbane
Society of Automotive Engineers
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Solon J. Carter
Carter
Ku Klux Klan
Eddie V. Rickenbacker
Co. F. Kettering
General Motors
Europe
Brisbane
Benjamin F. Lawrence
The
Indianapolis Star
Highland Golf and Country Club
Funeral services set for Raymond P Van Camp leader of local hardware firm
Raymond P. Van Camp, president of the Van Camp Hardware and Iron Co., died suddenly Sunday morning of a heart attack. Funeral at 2:30 Wednesday at his Michigan Rd home, burial in Crown Hill. Surviving are his widow Rosamond, daughter James McDillaris, mother Cortland Van Camp, sister E. Van Camp Martindale, with active roles in business and civic groups. Born March 9, 1874, he led the firm since 1923 and was a director of the National Hardware Association. He served in the Spanish War Porto Rican campaign and belonged to multiple clubs and organizations in Indianapolis.
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Raymond P. van Camp
Michigan Rd
Crown Hill
van Camp
Cortland van Camp
Philip Exeter Academy
Harvard University
National Hardware Association
Indiana National Guard
Izaak Walton League
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Woodstock Club
E. van Camp Martindale
Two Officers Shot in Indiana Bandit Shootout
Two police officers were seriously wounded in gun battles with auto thieves in Indiana. State Officer J. E. B. Garrett was shot four times and hospitalized, while Anderson patrolman Leonard Clay was gravely hurt. The bandits escaped, later identified as Richard Carleton and Elwood Garner.
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Indiana
J. EB. Garrett
N. Capitol Ave
Methodist Hospital
Charles Bridges
Mallett Rd
Keystone Ve
Leonard Clay
Anderson
Charles Good
Indianapolis
Clay
Garrett
Richard Lamb
Ft. Wayne
Good
Pendleton Pike
Hand
Richard Carleton
Elwood Garner
Bandit Driver Sought in Duesenberg Hold-Up and Haag Murder
Police doubled efforts to arrest the Duesenberg payroll hold-up bandit and a new crew tied to the May 17 Wilkinson Haag murder. Detective C. E. Jordan attended the Winchester track race while Capt. Jerry Kinney ordered men to the local dirt track hoping to locate the bandit's driver. He is a dirt track driver and is wanted for questioning in the Haag case.
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Duesenberg Motor Company
Wilkinson Haag
C. E. Jordan
Winchester
Jerry Kinney
Haag
Jelly Making Instructions From Readers
A reader instructed to wash fruit boil juice press through a jelly bag and sugar the juice heat the sugar then add it to the juice boil test on ice then fill sterilized glasses and seal with paraffin label the jar with strawberry using a method credited to Mrs William Rominson Bridgeport Indiana A Good Riddance Law United Press Chicago May 31 Vigilantes burned the Stockade roadhouse stronghold of the Caponi Torrio faction in Forest View police did not investigate saying it was good riddance
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William Rominson
Bridgeport
Ind
United Press
Chicago
Caponi‘Torrio
Forest View
Free Trial Method for Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
An advertisement offers a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever. It claims effectiveness for long standing or recent cases, regardless of age or climate, and promises relief from wheezing and asthma attacks without payment or postage. Readers are invited to mail a coupon to begin immediately.
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Peon Tae Asthma CO
Risers
Hudson Sts
Buffalo
Speedway Notes From a Rainy Morning Qualifying Drift
The Hamlin Ford Special No. 28 led the track at 7:40 am with Jack McCarver at the wheel and Arthur Chevrolet as creator. Several drivers faced weather and mechanical issues as the Sievers Junior Special failed to qualify after a frozen piston and delays, while Frank Elliott’s family watched for the first time.
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Hamlin
Speedway
Jack McCarver
Arthur Chevrolet
Puzzle Square Hidden Words From a Day's Exercise
A compact brain teaser describes a word square puzzle where all but two letters are misplaced to form nine common English words. The finished square yields four across, four down, and one diagonal reading, with the last answer referencing a Memorial day parade time math.
Local fighter Raymond Dodd dies from auto crash injuries
The body of Raymond Dodd twenty four who died Sunday at New Albany from injuries in an auto accident will be brought here for burial neighbors say. Miss Mary Eaglin twenty one Lucien Taylor twenty four and Miss Violet Stoneburger eighteen riding with Dodd in his car are in serious condition. Dodd formerly belonged to the Hookier Athletic Club boxing team.
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Raymond Dodd
S. Meridian St
New Albany
Dodd
Mary E. Eaglin
W. Market St
Lucien Taylor
Cushman Ave
Violet Stoneburger
E. Wabash St
Hookier Athletic Club
Adventists elect Spicer president at Milwaukee session
W A Spicer of Washington DC was unanimously chosen as president of the World's Conference of Seventh Day Adventists at a Milwaukee meeting on May 31.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
W. A. Spicer
Washington, D. C
Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Indianapolis College of Pharmacy to graduate largest class
Dr J Ambrose Dunkel will deliver the commencement address at Caleb Mills Hall at 8 p m Wednesday. Dean Edward H Niles will present diplomas to a large list of graduates led by Arthur Eichensher and Harold Meadows with dozens more names including Berlyn Norforth Frank Bowne Lloyd Poe Elizabeth Powell and John Redmond among others from the Indianapolis College of Pharmacy reflecting a historic class size.
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Indianapolis College of Pharmacy
Caleb Mills Hall
Edward H. Niles
Arthur Eichensher
Harold Meadows
Berlyn Norforth
Atures Okay Dudding
Ralph Adameiter
Byron Baker
Virgil Baldwin
Frank Bowne
Bruce Boyd
Baers
Clayson_ Brush
Thomas ‘Commins
Karl Craig
Emil Deeg
Raul Delbauve
Paulejean
Raymeng Eitnier
James Erwin
Howard Faust
Norbert Franspaper Gantz
William Moesnverpulian
George Kellams
Meyers Klein
Brinley W. Lewis
Frederick Lyptone Marley
Charles — Maxwell
Letcher Matcatl
Bainel Muir
Milton Mc Ronald
Nicholeon
Clare Ace Sampson Jeffries
Charles Judd
Harold Juergens
Russell Sayre
Lester Schl
Frank Schuh
Everett Seston
Earl Sheaffer
Clarence Shumaker
William Smith
George Steinberger
Ralph Studley
Samuel Vanhoy
John Waller
Harold “Wallman
Warley
Gat Weaver
Wayne
Henry Ij. West
Wendell G. White
Gerald Iholt
Lewis Zollars
Rich Stakes at Speedway Prize List and Perks
The Speedway announces overall prizes: first 20000 dollars, second 10000, third 5000, fourth 3500, fifth 3000, sixth 2200, seventh 1800, eighth 1600, ninth 1500, tenth 1400. A 10000 consolation pool divides among non-top-ten finishers. Eleventh earns up to 1000, last at least 500. Lap fund pays 100 dollars per lap to race leaders, plus accessory-manufacturer prizes including Wheeler-Scheller 10000 silver car for leading at 400 miles and Prest-O-Lite 5000 silver brick for 300-mile leader, with conditions. L. Strauss & Co. also donated a trophy.
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Speedway
Indianapolis
United States
L. Strauss & Co
Two Die In Crash At Bellevue Crossing
Bellevue Ohio May 31 A grade crossing collision killed a couple believed to be Mr and Mrs Elmer E Newhall both about 55 of Haverhill Massachusetts Their auto was struck by an east bound interurban limited car several miles west of Bellevue
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Triad Press
Bellevue
Ohio
Elmer E. Newhall
Haverhill
Mass
Here
Race Day Rush To Speedway Amid Rain In Indianapolis
A huge crowd gathered as crowds formed at Illinois Street ticket booths and cars filled the streets toward the Speedway. Trains, buses, and streetcars moved fans in from early morning, with an estimated 100,000 out-of-town visitors and a total race crowd possibly surpassing last year’s 135,000. A special non-stop train from Union Station at 5:30 p.m. geared to carry the surge home, while hotel lobbies and garages overflowed with travelers awaiting race action.
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Traction Terminal
Indianapolis
Charles Wells
Lincoln
Speedway
N. Capitol Ave
Hawaii
Chicago
Union Station
Plans Set for School Trip to Philadelphia Expo
Final plans for conducting a contest to send a schoolboy, a schoolgirl and one teacher to the Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Exposition will be laid at a committee meeting Tuesday morning at the office of Dr Henry Noble Sherwood, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Expenses of the trip will be paid by sponsors of the exposition.
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Philadelphia
Henry Noble Sherwood
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Livestock Market Report From Chicago May 31
Cattle receipts show heavy fed steers steady with mixed gearings and some mature loads. Searline and shipping steers around 10.15 to 10.50, bulk to packers 12.50. Sheep receipts light with lambs 11 to 16.75, native feeders 7.50 to 11.50, Texas wethers 8.50, yearlings up to 12. Trade lower for hogs with top near 14.25 and lighter weights around 13. Estimated market activity mixed as buyers and sellers navigate fluctuating demand.
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Chicago
Yale
Texas
Etsy
Pean Schits
Aghia
Ao Ee
Veterans to elect Garrett W. Olds as Rainbow group head
Garrett W. Olds, president of the Rainbow Veterans Association, announced today that he will be elected at a 6 p.m. meeting Wednesday in Superior Court 3. Refreshments will be served.
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Garrett W. Olds
The
Rainbow Veterans Association
Superior Court
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