Senator Peter Gerry Marries Edith Vanderbilt in New York
United States Senator Peter G. Gerry of Rhode Island wed Mrs. Edith Vanderbilt at St George's district registry. The ceremony occurred at 8 a m with about a dozen close friends and relatives attending. The engagement had been announced only the day before.
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London
United States
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Edith Vanderbilt
St. George's District Registery
George W. Vanderbilt
Italian debt mission sails from Naples to seek funding in Washington
Italy’s debt funding team led by Count Volpi left Naples for the United States aiming to secure a two billion dollar debt arrangement. Volpi told United Press the mission carries high hopes of a settlement in Washington.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
America
Naples
United States
Count Volpi
Volpi
Washington
Relatives Sought in Fatal Pedestrian Crash
Coroner Paul F Robinson and police sought relatives of Miss Ina Walton age 60 of 9 Emerson Court after she was fatally struck by a car at South and Meridian streets Wednesday night. Davis Lowen age 22 of 601 Prospect Street driver of the auto was charged with manslaughter. He said he did not see Miss Walton until the collision. He stopped within ten feet. She was carrying an umbrella.
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Paul F. Robinson
Ina Walton
Emerson Ct
South and
Meridian Sts
Davis Lowen
Prospect St
Miss Walton
Sheehan
Robbers Take Items From Traction Terminal Victims
Two bandits preying on visitors during the State Teachers' Association meeting took items from victims in the city. Eva Miller of Oden lost 10 dollars, a fountain pen, and a school board check for 175 dollars at the Traction Terminal. Hattie Clark of Jeffersonville had a traveling bag stolen from a parked auto on St Clair Street and Fort Wayne Avenue containing clothing, Indian clubs, and dumbbells valued at 143 dollars.
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State Teachers’ Association
Indiana
Eva Miller
Oden
Traction Terminal
Hattie Clark
Jeffersonville
St. Clair St
Ft. Wayne Ave
Sorority Luncheon Chair Named for Indianapolis Event
Miss Edna Staub of 1248 Leonard Ave is named general chairman of the alumnae luncheon for Phi Kappa Theta Sorority at the MacLean Arms tearoom in Indianapolis Teachers College. The event takes place Friday.
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Phi Kappa Theta Sorority
Indianapolis
Teachers’ College
MacLean Arms
Edna Staub
Leonard Ave
Seventeen Motorists Arrested In City Drive
Seventeen auto drivers fell into the grip of the low Wednesday night. Ten were alleged speeders. Two were arrested in a drive started by Sergt. Frank Owen to stop motorists from driving past automatic stop signals. Allied speeders included Horace Jenkins Roy Lansdon James Hall Edgar Lower Clarence Thornberry Roy De Long Howard Medow Lawrence Garriott Arthur Hendricks Bob Whitlock Edward McDermott Clinton Hare. Five drivers violated the traffic ordinances.
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Sergt
Frank Owen
Horace Jenkins
Newland Ave
Roy Lansdon
Delaware St
James Hall
N. Tremont Ave
Edgar Lower
Kentucky Ave
Clarence Thornberry
N. Hamilton Ave
Roy de Long
Vermont St
Howard Medow
Pierson Ave
Lawrence Garriott
Greenfield
Ind
Arthur Hendricks
Prospect St
Bob Whitlock
Broadway
Edward McDermott
N. East St
Clinton Hare
W. Forty-Third St
Stolen Automobiles Reported in Indianapolis Area
Police note several Ford vehicles reported stolen from addresses across Indianapolis. Owners include Lawrence Beyer at 2176 N Pennsylvania, Christian Brumm at 212 W Sixteenth, Mrs. W T Graham at 1919 N Delaware, Allen Martin at 2618 James, James Noble Bassett RR Box 86, John Begenhart of New Augusta. States Illinois and Louisiana plates and cross streets cited.
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Lawrence Beyer
Pennsylvania St
Ford
Ilinois
Louisiana
Christian Brumm
Sixteenth St
Meridian St
W. T. Graham
Delaware St
Chevrolet
Vermont
Meridian
Allen Martin
James St
James Noble Bassett
R. R. M. Box
Capitol Ave
Washington St. John Begenhart
New Augusta
Ind
Twenty- First St
Northwestern Ave
Automobile found. Hart car located at North and Hast streets
George W. Hart of 613 East Market Street had his automobile recovered near the intersection of North and Hast streets. Reports note American aviators fighting on the Morocco front carry a black buffalo insignia on their planes.
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George W. Hart
E. Market St
North and Hast &Ts
Morocco
Farmer Admits Killing in Barn Ambush
Charles Fairchilds a Whitley County farmer faces first degree murder charges after allegedly confessing to lying in wait for Andrew Stouse a Huntington County recluse and shooting him as he entered a barn Stouse’s body was found buried under straw Tuesday night.
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United Preas
Columbia City
Ind
Charles Fairchilds
Whitley County
Andrew Stouse
Huntington County
Fairchilds
Stouse
Paul H. Krauss Laundry Dance At P H C Hall
Paul H Krauss Laundry hosts a dance at the P H C hall located at Michigan and East Streets Friday October 23. Combs and Samuel Walker are in charge of arrangements.
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Paul H. Krauss
P. H. C. Hall
Michigan
East Sts
Co, L
Combs and
Samuel Walker
Toledo News Bee business manager William E. Stewart dies
United Press report from New York says William E. Stewart, business manager of the Toledo News Bee, died early today leaving the newspaper community in mourning and prompting tributes from colleagues.
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United Press New York
William E. Stewart
Toledo News Bee
William H. Dodge
Pelham, N. Y
Stewart
New York
Dodge
Alfred Newspapers, Inc
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