Canada Ready to Cooperate on Outlawing War
Washington June 2 Canada signals willingness to join a multi lateral treaty renouncing war as national policy. W L Mackenzie King informs Secretary Kellogg Canada will participate in negotiations to sign the proposed pact. He praises US peace move and says ties with the UK and others support a durable peace. Government says obligations to one power do not block joining others as Kellogg project advances.
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Washington, D. C
Canada
United States
State Department
W. L. Mackenzie King
Elloge
World
King
Dominion of
League of Nations
Kellogg
Poe
Reagan will asks ledger to be burned in Indiana
Monticello Indiana June 2 The will of Dr Ross M Reagan Mo non who died by suicide due to ill health asks that no effort be made to collect 15000 due him for professional services He requests ledgers of accounts be burned so no trace remains The Masonic lodge three churches and Tippecanoe country club receive 1000 to 3000 The estate of 136000 goes to his sister Mrs Webb Jay and her children of Chicago
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Monticello
Ind
Ross M. Reagan
Monon
Masonic Lodge
Tippecanoe Country Club
Reagan
Webb Jay
Chicago
Bandit robs grocery as customers leave
Indianapolis dispatch recounts a lone bandit forcing an attendant to “wait on the trade” as about a dozen customers placed orders. He threatened with a gun, scooped up the cash, then fled as a customer and staff fled the scene.
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Bandit
Indianapolis
Bie
Watson to Aid in Southern Contests
Senator James K. Watson of Indiana will assist in southern delegate contests before the Republican national committee in Kansas City next week. He joins the anti Hoover forces as a member of the strategy board.
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Egal On
D. C
James K. Watson
Rep. Ind
Republicaty National Committee
Kansas City
Anti Hoover Forces
Insurance policy offered with newspaper subscription
Fred Towell subscribed for the Indianapolis News on Motor Route C and secured a sick and accident insurance policy with a premium of $1 per year. On April 21 he was injured, missing several weeks of work while recovering from the incident.
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Fred Towell
Indianapolis News
Sakonadtal
Tegaomny
Threlkeld Rites Held at Pisgah Church
Funeral services for George Threlkeld were held at Pisgah Church in Boone county this morning at 10:30. The 88 year old died at his home near Shannondale. Rev. Cornelius Rirhart officiated. Burial followed in Pisgah cemetery. Masonic lodge of Thorntown led the services. Survived by his wife, he and his wife raised two boys Grant Foster and Egbert Cogle who attended.
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Pisgah Church
George Threlkeld
Shannondale
Boone County
Cornelius Rirhart
Crawfordsville
Pisgah
Masonic Lodge
Thorntown
Threlkeld
EJ Beck Attends 2nd Division Reunion
Ernest J. Beck of the town visits St. Louis for the Second Division AEF reunion. He served in Battery B, 15th Field Artillery, with Boone county peers John Brindle, Firm Highland, and John Loving Foss. Brindle was killed in action. Beck recalls Mile Verdun, Battery E mascot mule born during Verdun fighting, likely to join the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J
Tuck) Beck
St. Louis
France
Mile
Verdun
Verun
Seven Suspects Still Held In Broadmoor Robbery Case
Indianapolis detectives failed to link seven young men arrested after a Thursday chase to Lebanon with the 200000 Broadmoor Country Club robbery. Chicago reports show six are chauffeurs for the J M Arthur Company and they came to Indianapolis for the Speedway race. One man allegedly served on a jury that indicted burglars. The men remain in custody.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lebanon
Broadmoor Country Club
Chicago
J. M. Arthur Company
Bandits Ride Cycles In Boldholdup Near Westfield
Noblesville Ind June 2 D D Denny Joliet Ill traveling salesman reported two bandits on motorcycles halted him on Federal road No 41 six miles north of Westfield early this morning and robbed him of 75 dollars. Police searched for the men but no trace was found.
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Noblesville, Ind
D. D. Denny
Joliet, Ill
Federal Road No. 41
Westfield Bt
Shem
Docketing Fight Over Eagle Creek Dredging Petition
Charles R Brendel of Indianapolis objects to docketing a Boone Circuit petition for Eagle Creek dredging in Union and Eagle townships claiming lack of notice. Everett Hurst et al seek to supplement the original drain with dredging. Judge Horriaday sets Thursday to rule on objections with docketing planned for early June.
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Eagle Creek
Union
Eagle Townships
Boone Circuit Court
Charles Ross Brendel
Indianapolis
Brendel
Everett Hurst Et al
J. Fred Stahl
Center Township Students to Graduate at Lindbergh School
A class of 43 will graduate from Center township schools at commencement exercises held at Lindbergh School at 8 o'clock Wednesday. The commencement address will be delivered by Rev. Arthur E. Cowley with the topic The Man Who Is Ready.
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Center Township
Lindberf
Arthur E. Cowley
Mr. Cowley
Judge Jere West Qualifies as Special Judge in Rural Loan Case
Judge Jere West of Crawfords ville qualified as special judge in Lebanon to hear the case of the First Rural Loan Association against James Stoops and others. The action centers on a civil dispute over loan matters and related allegations.
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Jere West
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
First Rural Loan Association
James Stoops
British Will Celebrate King George Sixty-Third Birthday Monday
London June 2 More than 400 000 000 British subjects will celebrate Monday the king and emperor's birthday as forts and battleships worldwide fire royal salutes. Public buildings will fly the Royal Standard and Union Jack. In Washington the Trooping the Colors ceremony is set for June 3 with Horse Guards Parade and a royal procession from Buckingham Palace through the Mall.
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King George
London
Emire
St. James’ Park
Buckingham Palace
Brigade of Guards
Order of the Garter
Parte
The
Royal
Italians Set World Record for Sustained Flight
Rome June 2 Italian aviators Majors Ferrarin and Prete broke the world sustained flight record. They remained in the air over an hour, surpassing earlier holders George Haldeman and Stingon, who had set a new mark.
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Rome
Wy Lators
Ferrarin An Prete
George Haldeman
Stingon
Plotidas
Program at First Christian Church Sunday
A cradle roll rally follows Sunday school with pupils and parents urged to attend. The program features songs, prayers, minutes, roll call, dues, piano solo, scripture, Lord's Prayer, talks on missions, recitations by several children, a Junior Department song, an offering, and dismissal remarks.
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Mildred Schooley
Thompson
Charles
Indianapolis Country Club cashier robbed on bridge payroll
In Indianapolis on June 2 an armed bandit robbed Charles H. Horne cashier of the Indianapolis Country Club and three other persons on a bridge leading to the club grounds. Three accomplices waited in a car as the payroll of $1,600 was taken.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles H. Horne
Indianapolis Country Club
Yoes of Kirklin in Medical Headlines
Fragmentary text notes Kirklin related medical mentions in recent days, with unclear context or actions. No clear event, person, or organization can be confirmed from the provided excerpt.
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Yoes
Kirklin
Orien i Ome
Rotary History and New Members Illuminate Luncheon
At the Alen Country Club Friday the Rotary Club introduced Arthur Stanworth and Floyd McDonald as members. Speakers Rev H P Ivey Paul Van Riper and Lester F Jones outlined Rotary history six objects and the aim of world peace, with Stanworth and McDonald sharing impressions. Louis Sterling marked a birthday. Irvin W Ridge of Indianapolis attended as a guest.
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Arthur Stanworth
Floyd McDonald
Rotary
Rotary Club
Alen Country Club
H. P. Ivey
Paul van Riper
Lester F. Jones
Ivey
Paul Harris
Wisconsin
Vermont
Coolidge
van Riper
Jones
Mr. Stanworth
Mr. McDonald
Louis Sterling
Irvin W. Ridge
Indianapolis
Campaign Log and National Convention Nominations
Charles M Howell of Kansas City to place Senator James Reed’s name at the Democratic National Convention. William Hirth, belt federation president, says farmers will fight for equality at the Republican National Convention. absence of a farm relief plank could fracture the GOP. New York leaders explore former Nebraska Governor A C Shallenberger as Democratic vice presidential candidate with Governor Mith.
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Charles M. Howell
Kansas City
James Reed
William Hirth
Belt Federation
New York
A. C. Shallenberger
Nebraska
Nompenen
Mith
Washington Officials Dismiss Talk of Third Party Movement
Washington authorities discount reports of a third party movement amid rumors of potential formation of third and fourth major political parties.
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Washington
Nfl
Boone County Board of Review names chosen members
Judge John W. Hornaday announced William Means as Democratic member and Ernest Gabriel as Republican member of Boone County Board of Review. Sessions begin Monday at 9 with county officers Merle Harvey, Baren Sullivan and P F Wilson. Board faces real estate reappraisal work and assessment corrections this season. Wilson says reappraisal lowered county figures but county unit tabulations are incomplete. Indiana legislature backed land reappraisal urged by farm groups.
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William Means
Ernest Gabriel
Boone County Board of Review
John W. Hornaday
Boone Circuit Court
Indiana
Board of Review
Boone County
Wilson
Peking Surrender Seen Imminent as Southerners Close In
London dispatches report that General Chang Tso Lin’s Nationalist forces near Peking press toward the capital, with northern leaders debating evacuation. Chiang Tsung Chang orders retreat from Tien Tsin area while Ieng Tien pulls back from Maching as Chang’s main force mass at Liuling awaiting a clash. He meets diplomats but gives no timing for leaving Peking and promises foreign safety as a safety committee is formed.
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London
Peking
Chang Tso Lin
Exchange
Chang Tsung Chang
Tien Tsin
I’eng Tien
Women Graduate From Mrs Blakers Teachers College
A group of Lebanon and Boone county women join the graduates of Mrs Blakers' Teachers College at Indianapolis this spring. Included are Miss Florence Caldwell, Miss Pauline Beaty, Miss Mary Eleanor Clingler, Miss Virginia Sutphin and Mrs Fern Beaty Shoemaker.
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Lebanon and
Boone County
Blakers
Indianapolis
Florence Caldwell
Pauline Beaty
Mary Eleanor Clingler
Virginia Sutphin
Fern Beaty
First of June crop here given setback is noted
First of June marriage license applicants Esther Arula Fischer and Orville Nathan Bishop both of Indianapolis were turned down at Boone county clerk’s office because the bride is not a resident of the county.
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Esther Arula Fischer
Orville Nathan Bishop
Indianapolis
Boone County
Nations aid in hunt for Nobile
Five European governments rush expeditions by foot water and air to locate the missing dirigible Italia and her crew of seventeen led by General Umberto Nobile. Alpine chasseurs approach from Spitzbergen while ships Hobby Braganza and Citta di Milano prepare to deploy searchers along Svalbard. Weather worsens fogs dense near Oslo as operations expand.
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London
Italia
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Svalbard
Bay of Wilde
Straits of
Hinlopen
Arctic
Citta di Milano
Hobby
Braganza
Advent Bay
Russia
Perseus
Nova Zembia
Franz Josef Land
Siberian
White Sea
Olso
Change Schedule To Harmonize New Time
The T H I E Traction Company adjusts Lebanon timetable after daylight savings. The Lebanon departure times at 4 25, 5 20, and 6 20 were moved up an hour, the 8 07 trip unchanged, and Indianapolis 4 p m service now at 4 10 p m to suit factory workers starting one hour earlier.
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Indianapolis
T. H. I. & E. Traction Company
Lebanon
Traction Company
Indiana
Glass Houses Redefine Russian Architecture In Moscow
June 2 Moscow reports a new breed of Russian architects pushing for glass dominated buildings. Structures feature transparent walls with minimal steel and concrete frames, altering the cityscape amid shabby classical houses. The stark designs, all straight lines and few curves, echo a child’s toy blocks and stand in contrast to traditional onion domes. The Lenin Institute near the Moscow Soviet mirrors the style. Continued on page five.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Old
Russia
Moscow Soviet
Lenin Institute
Southern Cross to Resume Flight to Suva on Monday
In Honolulu the Southern Cross crew led by Capt. Kingsford-Smith plans the next leg to Suva Fiji, about 3200 miles, with 1500 gallons fuel aboard and repairs ongoing. Navigator Lyon and radio operator Warner voiced readiness for continued perilous Pacific flight, while museum officials advise chart review.
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Honolulu
Southern Cross
Pacific
Australia
Charles Kingford-Smith
Suva
Fiji Islands
Oakland
Maitland
Hegenberger
Kingsford-Smith
Charles T. P. Ulm
Harry Lyon
James Warner
Kingsford
Lyon
Suya
Fijis
Kinsford-Smith
Barking Sands
Kaui
California
San Frapete Sac
Bateman Restaurant Sold to Frank White
Frank White of North West street purchases the Bateman restaurant on East South. White assumes control of the business and pledges to denag the high grade of service as has been given to the public.
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Frank White
North West Street
Bateman
East South
White
Arizona
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Geo. Threlkeld
EJ Beck
Fellers
Arent
Cain
Eagle
West
1St Christian
Gabriel
Teachers College
Nobile
Southern Gross
Pacific Flyers
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