Phayer Grilled in Broadmoor Club Robbery Case
Charles Phayer, 40, remains silent under intense questioning by Indianapolis detectives about the Broadmoor Country Club robbery. He is held in solitary as lawmakers pursue extradition from St Louis after federal judge denied a habeas corpus petition. Phayer faced bond increase to 50 000 as investigators plan further identification steps and lining up witnesses.
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Charles Phayer
St. Louis
Broadmoor Country Club
Indianapolis
Jerry Kinney
Donald Tooley
John Marren
Phayer
Broadmoor
Kinney
Tooley
C. B. Davis
Indiana
Sam A. Baker
Missouri
Jefferson City
E. W. Fisher
Meridian St
OUST KIN OF KAISER Brother-in-Law Expelled from Belgium
Alexander Zoubkoff, brother-in-law of the former Kaiser, was arrested by Belgian police and expelled from Belgium. He attempted to enter illegally from Luxembourg in a street car and was removed by authorities.
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Berlin
Alexander Zoubkoff
Kaiser
Zoubkoff
Belgium
Luxembourg
Fire damages Boys' Preparatory School on River Side Drive
Flames swept the main building late Tuesday at the Boys' Preparatory School. Fire began from a defective flue and caused about 25000 dollars in damage. Staff and students saved records trophies and equipment while the blaze did not delay the planned school start. Fire crews arrived after a delayed alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Preparatory School
Riverside Dr
C. O. Page
Prest-O-Lite
Spirit and Rum Shake Philadelphia Revival Move
Philadelphia Mayor Harry A. Mackey seeks a spiritual revival to drive bootleggers from the city inviting Billy Sunday to lead a revival. A mass meeting at Arch Street Methodist Church precedes a county raid on a distillery. Detectives found a ledger listing police bribery payments, per District Attorney John Monaghan.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Harry A. Mackey
Billy Sunday
Mackey
Arch St. Methodist Church
John Mongahan
Skeen Trial Near. Carl Skeen Faces Murder Charge
The fate of Carl Skeen, 22, accused of murdering Pearl Jarboe, 24, by shoving her from his car, hung on jurors in Criminal Court as the defense rested. The State sought autopsy evidence to counter claims of alcohol in Jarboe’s stomach, while Skeen testified he and Jarboe drank together and admitted drinking earlier on Washington Street.
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Carl Skeen
Pearl Jarboe
O. H. Bakemeier
Rhoadarmer
W. Washington St
Non-Stop Transcontinental Air Race Opens From Roosevelt Field
Nine pilots lined up for a non-stop flight from Roosevelt Field L I to Los Angeles with Clifford E. McMillin taking off first at 11 25 am. Nick Maner followed, nearly failing on takeoff, as rivals like Arthur Goebel aim for a 2400 mile endurance contest with a $12500 prize.
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United Pro
Hempstead
L. L
Lieuts
Oakley Kelly
John A. MacReady
Mitchell Field
L. I
Arthur Goebel
Los Angeles
Nick Maner
Buhl Air
Maner
Rene Fonck
McMillin
Herrick
Goebel
New York
Police raid on city pleasure club nets 17 arrests
Police seized 1500 dollars and arrested seventeen men in a raid on an alleged roulette craps game at the Russell Pleasure Club 762 Russell Ave at 1230 this morning. Solly Epstein 27 and Sam Nelson 32 charged with operating the game. Louis Epstein also charged with gaming. A revolver was found as officers moved in. Past raid results noted with prior fines and discharged charges.
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Russell Pleasure Club
Russell Ave
Solly Epstein
Sam Nelson
Grand Hotel
Louis Epstein
Solly
Nelson
Patrick O'Connor
Ralph Dean
Administrators Named for Allison Estate
Thomas J. Pancoast of Miami Beach and Eugene H. Iglehart of Indianapolis were named administrators of Imael A. Allison’s estate by Probate Judge W. F. Blanton. Pancoast posted a $100 000 bond and Iglehart $10 000. Florida personal property valued around 1 250 000 with total Florida and Indiana holdings pegged near 2 150 000, awaiting a full inventory.
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Thomas J. Pancoast
Miami Beach
Fla
Eugene H. Iglehart
Indianapolis
Imael A. Allison
W. F. Blanton
Lucille Mussett Allison
Allison
Pancoast
Florida
Iglehart
Federal judge condemns padlocks on New York night clubs
Federal Judge Thomas D. Thatcher called the padlocking of twenty six New York night clubs shocking and ordered removal of the locks. He criticized the summary enforcement used after raids six weeks earlier, saying it deprived owners of due process. Among clubs affected are Helen Morgan's Summer Home and Texas Guinan's Salon Royal.
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United Press
New York
Thomas D. Thatcher
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Thacher
Helen Morgan
Texas Guinan
Salon Royal
Day Nursery Tour Highlights P T A Visit to Indianapolis Center
Sixty heads of Indianapolis Parent-Teacher Associations toured institutions supported by the Community Fund today. They viewed the Indianapolis Day Nursery at 542 Lockerbie Street where employed mothers find a safe healthy happy place to leave babies while they work.
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Indianapolis
Community Fund
Indianapolis Day Nursery
Lockerbie St
Fakes Hold Up Foiled by Police Confession
Joe Bell an 18 year old Indianapolis real estate firm collector staged a $127 theft feigned a blackout and collapsed at White River and West Michigan Street police found the money in his car. He later confessed to the plot and is jailed on a vagrancy charge.
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Joe Bell
Indianapolis
Joe
White River
Michigan St
Champion Runaway Found in Secaucus New Jersey
Joseph Barnett, four, billed as the East’s champion runaway, was found in Secaucus nine miles from Guttenberg. Police are unsure if this is his tenth or eleventh escape from home this year.
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Bu United Press
Plan Rabies Fight Drives Quarantine in Indianapolis
City state and county health authorities meet to urge board of safety adoption of strict rabies quarantine measures in Marion County. A sixty day quarantine would allow immediate shooting of unleashed dogs not under owner supervision.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Board of Safety
William F. King
Indiana Health Board
Prince of Wales and Duke Arrive in Cairo for Africa Tour
The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Gloucester arrived from Marseilles and took temporary rooms at the British residency in Cairo marking the start of their African tour.
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Wales
Cairo
United Press
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Marseilles
City Ownership of Gas Favored by Indianapolis Council
Indianapolis city leaders pressed the 25 year option to buy Citizens Gas Company when the charter expires in 1930. Council President Edward B. Raub and others argued municipal ownership could save public funds and uphold the contract, while Citizens Gas President John R. Welch reserved comment.
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Citizens Gas Company
Edward B. Raub
John W. Holtzman
L. Ert Slack
Indianapolis
Robert E. Springsteen
Holmes Vote Chief Re-elected Marion County Election Chairman
Ira M. Holmes, Republican election commissioner, was re-elected chairman of the Marion County board of election commissioners. County Clerk George Hutsell and James Deery, a Democrat, serve as other board members, ensuring the same election team from the May primary handles the November election.
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Ira M. Holmes
Marion County Board of Election Commissioners
George Hutsell
Election Board
Hutsell
James Deery
Five arrested in Chicago chase linked to Traugott car theft ring
A man Ted Baldwin and woman Lloyd Harrison were nabbed in a stolen car in Chicago after a high chase, expanding arrests in the Traugott Sussman interstate car theft probe to five. The case ties to Traugott and Sussman store owners and involves cars stolen in Cleveland Chicago and Indianapolis with further grand jury actions and possible additional warrants.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Traugott-Sussman
Traugott
Washington St
Edward Traugott
Harry Sussman
Elmer Sussman
Harry
Ted Baldwin
Lloyd Harrison
Cleveland
Detroit
Here
William Cox
United Press
Baldwin
Colorado Springs
James Maloney
Tom Shea
Robert Humes
Charles Bridges
Olen W
Libowitz
Harold Libowitz
Lebanon
Albert 5. Ward
United States
School Board Faces Parent Plea Over Long Bus Route
Charles Hudson, resident at 3834 Hoyt Ave, asked the board to rescind his son’s transfer from School 77 to School 21 citing his older brother’s death on the longer walk. The board declined and referred the matter to the superintendent and instruction committee as delegations from Schools 77 and 13 pressed for more teachers and to stop further transfers.
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Charles Hudson
Hoyt Ave
Hudson
S. Sherman Dr
English Ave
Theodore F. Vonnegut
John Bryant
Charles F. Miller
Instruction Committee
Science may soon create life and conquer death
Scientists in Glasgow report that the day when life could be created in a lab may be nearer, though not certain. Prof Frederick Donnan and Prof Archibald Hill outline that life arises from non equilibrium energy, with oxygen preventing cell decay and fueling brain activity.
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United Preas Lasgow
Scotland
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Frederick G. Donovan
London
Archibald Vivian Hill
Donnan
Hill
Earth
President Sends Thanks for Knox County Peaches
WHNG Gennes Indiana reports the Sheena Chamber of Commerce received a letter of thanks from President Coolidge for a basket of Knox County peaches sent to the White House.
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Gennes
Ind
Sheena
Tair atlees TO wine BS and Mies schedule
Unclear fragment shows numbers and times likely scheduling data. Reads like a timetable with 8 and 11 a m and 74 12 noon 83. No clear entities or events to identify.
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Tair Atlees
Lost and Found Ad Notice Broadcast on Station WFBM
Classified notice invites readers to place lost and found ads with quick finder access and broad daily broadcast on Station WFBM. Call Riley 5551 to charge the ad and reach over 250000 daily spectators.
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WFBM
Riley
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