Officers Battle in Prague Streets
In Havlíček Square Prague a four hour clash between police communists and socialists followed tariff protests. Four officers were seriously wounded fifty six injured and sixty rioters hurt as demonstrations turned violent with shots flying paving stones bottles and knives. Communist Deputy Harusz was seriously wounded. The crowd repelled a mounted police charge using cars as platforms. Rain fell on the tumult.
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Prague
Havlicek Square
Harusz
Riot by Fascists Attacks Matteotti Memorial Meeting
In Geneva on June 12 forty fascists including two Italian League of Nations secretariat members attacked a commemoration for the death anniversary of Deputy Matteotti. Chairs were used as weapons, revolver shots fired, causing a stampede and trampling of women. Police intervened with gendarmes. fifty injured. Diplomatic immunity prevented arrest of the Italian officials named Richetti and Bie tromarchi, who are cited to testify in the investigation.
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Geneva
Secretariat
League of Nations
Depy Matteotti
Mussolini
anti-Fascisti
Ittcotti
Richetti
Bietromarchi
Probe of Illinois primary is next
Washington reports the Senate primary investigating committee will finish its Illinois probe promptly and begin work on Illinois. Confidential reports suggest Illinois expenditures in its primary rival those in Pennsylvania with more than 1.4 million spent for three Republican candidates in a portion of the state. FE M Kenna of Pittsburgh testified that Mellon officials handed over cash payments totaling about 70 thousand dollars in hotels, with funds stored in a safety deposit box and later withdrawn for poll watchers and committee purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Reed
Mid-West
FE. M. Kenna
Pittsburgh
William 8S. Ware
Mellon
Priney
Aes Martin
Secee Committee
Phen Ak
Scraps Presented On Washington Expenditures Involving Peffer Ware Pinchot
Testimony shows total expenditures admitted by Wat eer amount to 1,422,511. Senate figure breaks down as Pepp er 1,046,295 Ware 181,216 and Pinchot 195,000, with possible duplications and incomplete records.
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Mittee
Washington
Martin
Kenna
Wateer
George Wharton Pepper
Ware
Gifford Pinchot
County School Heads Close State Session
Indianapolis June 12 The Indiana County Superintendents Association elected Albert Free of Spencer president at the semi annual session here. The association went on record in favor of repeal of the present law on eighth grade examinations.
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Indianapolis
Indiana County Superintendents’ Association
Albert Free
Spencer
Legion Plans Wide Celebration at Memorial Park
Emmett Brown Post of the American Legion schedules a full day patriotic celebration at Memorial Park on Monday July 5 with concerts fireworks and contests. A speaker committee aims to hire National Commander McQuigg or ex Judge Landis. The project will be funded by business donations with a pushmobile derby tennis and baseball on the program and an optional industrial display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Brown Post
American Legion
Memorial Park
Post
Red Cross
Disciples
Lebanon
C. C. Caplinger
EB. C. Rogers
McQuigg
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Culver Military ‘Academy
Chamber of Commerce
L. O. Slagle
Frank Myers
Legion
Residents push for rock asphalt on West street
North West street would become the city’s first rock asphalt surface after a petition signed by 42 of 56 affected property owners. Bids opened May 31 spurred a battle among cement brick and asphalt backers, with the council set to award the contract next Monday night. The rock asphalt bid stood at 42 482 25 dollars, while concrete bid was 39 137 dollars.
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North West
Lebanon
Lebanon Street
West Street
Kernodle
Four killed in motor accident near Guilford Connecticut
Four people die in a car crash as a roadster carrying two Yale students and two companions leaves the road on a curve near Guilford. The dead include Mrs. Edwin Reeser and Miss Dorothy Kieman of New Haven, Yale sophomore William H. Cushing of Brookline, and Yale freshman George M. Kopple of Galveston.
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Guilford
Rain of Benefit to Growing Crops
The heavy Friday rain greatly benefits gardens and farmers in the community. It also moistens city lawns that needed water for weeks. Corn ground, long needing moisture, should respond well after the showers and warm spell, aiding rapid growth.
Funeral Planned in Waynetown for Charles Henthorn
The Rev. W. H. Ashley will conduct the funeral at Waynetown Sunday at 2 p m for Charles Henthorn who died yesterday near the city. He was about 45 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ashley
Waynetown
Charles Henthorn
Mr. Henthorn
Bill Rogers Wins Lebanon Pushmobile Derby Crown
Bill Rogers won Lebanon's third annual Pushmobile Motor Classic driving a Miller Special car numbered 138. Bob Hutchens placed second in a Duesenberg, with Bob Myers third in a H. C. and Ted Smith fourth in another Miller Special. The race featured ten laps, five groups, and a prize of 1.20 dollars.
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Lebanon
Bill Rogers
Bob Stevens
Ora Hunt
Bob Hutchens
Bob Myers
Ted Smith
Basil Evans
Indiana seeks $10000 emergency funds for hydrophobia care
Indianapolis June 12 Dr William F King secretary of the State Board of Health plans to ask Governor Jackson for about 10000 from the governors emergency and contingent fund to continue free hydrophobia treatment. An attorney general opinion blocks using local physicians for treatment making extra funds necessary to treat cases and pursue state wide rabies control.
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Indianapolis
William F. King
State Board of Health
Jackson
King
Arthur L. Gilliam
Gilliam
Indiana
Mrs. Cora Morgan Williams Visited by Gul lion Pair
Mrs. Cora Morgan Williams recently returned from a trip around the world and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gull ion at their home. She is being honored with a series of dinners and other social events during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Morgan Williams
E. C. Gullion
Lebanon Driver in Automobile Crash
Two persons were cut and injured yesterday afternoon when an automobile carrying them was struck by another car at Thirtieth street and Kessler boulevard in Indianapolis. Virginia Hooks and Samuel Hensley were taken to Methodist hospital. G. M. Lewis of Lebanon was unharmed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thirtieth Street
Kessler Boulevard
Virginia Hooks
West Twenty-sixth Street
Samuel Hensley
Pletchers Avenue
Methodist Hospital
G. M. Lewis
Lebanon
Izaak Walton group plans big Waltonians gathering
Boone County Izaak Walton League sends delegation to Waltonians meeting near Frankfort on Thursday July 15 at Camp Rich. Clubs from Boone Montgomery Hamilton Tipton Howard Carroll and Tippecanoe join with rifle and shotgun events trap shooting bait casting athletic contests and surprise activities. Frank Thompson leads shooting events James Ostler handles bait casting and Guy Chillcott oversees mess and banquet. The main dish will be Hoosier fish from Shaffer lake.
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Boone County
Izaak Walton League
Frankfort
Boone
Montgomery
Hamilton
Tipton
Howard
Carroll
Tippecanoe
Camp Rich
Frank Thompson
James Ostler
Clinton County
Guy Chillcott
Nazarene Revival to Start Sunday Services Begin
Evangelist Rev. Edward Miller of Rockford Illinois arrives to lead the Nazarene tent revival and will take charge at morning worship Sunday. Tent is expected later in the week, with ongoing church services in the interim.
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Edward Miller
Rockford
Ill
Nazarene
Wesley Barry to Wed Miss Julia Wood in Newark
Newark, June 12. Wesley Barry, the freckle faced film child star, will marry Miss Julia Wood of Newark on Monday night. Barry, now 48, met Wood three years ago during a vaudeville tour era and dedication has grown. The couple plan a Los Angeles honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Newark
N. J
Wesley Barry
Wesley
Julia Wood
Miss Wood
Terre Haute
Ind
H Im
Charles I. Wood
Los Angeles
Mary K Browne Easily Beaten by Suzanne Lenglen
Paris June 12 Suzanne Lenglen, French tennis star, won the hard courts championship in straight sets over Miss Mary K Browne of California 6 1 6 0. The victory, expected, left Browne without the chance Wills might have taken had illness not intervened. Browne had previously held the place.
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Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
Mary K. Browne
California
Helen Wills
McGuffeyites to Hold State Picnic in Indiana
The McGuffeyites of Indiana plan a full day picnic at Gar field park in Indianapolis on Saturday. Forenoon talks and informal discussion precede a noon basket lunch. Afternoon events include an old-time school program with declamations, songs, pieces, and a spelling match, led by W A Mason as the skale teacher. All readers of McGuffey school books statewide are invited regardless of club membership.
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McGuffeyites
Indiana
Garfield Park
Indianapolis
W. A. Mason
McGuffey
Mason
Vacation Bible School Opens Monday at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church announces its first Vacation Bible School will run three weeks starting Monday at 9 AM. Rev. Hardy Lamb says no need to close due to smallpox fears, citing expert physicians who report low risk and only about thirty cases in the city. The program includes worship, Bible study, music, art, and expressional activities with a diverse staff of teachers led by Gaynell Stump.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Hardy Lamb
Gaynell Stump
Lydia Bell
Arthur Cline
Harry
Lucile Turmer
Rebecca Tolle
Martha Jane Voris
Mildred Rovers
Mildred Rogers
Mary Ruth Palmer
Tropical Storms Do Much Damage in Chicago
Chicago reports wind and rain from tropical storms for over 12 hours causing extensive damage. About 22 injuries occurred during a half hour of lightning and electrical activity, with 45 alarms sounding as debris fell from damaged buildings. Authorities say several were struck or stunned by lightning while others suffered injuries from falling debris.
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Chicago
Wabash Endowment Receives $50,000 Gift
Crawfordsville Ind June 12 The endowment fund of Wabash College was swelled today by a gift from Mrs per Milligan in memory of her husband a former member of the board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Per Milligan
Police Chief, Prosecutor Clash Over Police Removals
Indianapolis June 12 Police Chief Claude F Johns removed Detectives Jessa McMurtry and Harry McGlenn from the detective bureau after remarks by Prosecuting Attorney William H Remy on crime conditions. Remy accused the chief of failing cooperation as the city fights a crime wave and noted no prosecutor staff was available to aid in affidavits during a busy period.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Claude F. Johnson
Jessa McMurtry
Harry MecGlenn
William H. Remy
Johnson
Remy
Downey Avenue Christian Church
McMurtry
McGlenn
Children Day Program at Presbyterian Church
A Sunay school program on Children’s Day will replace the usual Sunday school and service, beginning at 10 30. It features music by the Sunday school orchestra, a baptismal service, and readings and roles assigned to named participants including Mary Herr Shelby Alberta Moore and Barbara Grey.
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Sunay School
The
Presbyterian Church
Mike
Mary Herr Shelby
Alberta Moore
Mary Voris
Dorthea Frank
Rebecca Tolle
Mary Lou Cunningham
Mary Side Duff
Martha Jane McDaniel
William Brenton
Ridbert Hutchinson
James Stewart
Bobby Cunninghm
Ronart
Hase Eye Berry
Barbara Grey
Bet Voris
Ruth Audra ‘Miller
Etty Berry
Bobby Mereford
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Fascisti
North West St
Conn
Jimmie McIntyre
Nease
Methodist
Wilbur Moore
South East Street
Philip Adler
Byron Stevens
Jim Bailey
Carl Fisher
Zaak Waltons
New Jersey
Mary K. Brown
Martinsville
Public Service Commission
Martinsville ‘Telephone Company
Presbyterian
Score
Wabash Endowment
Indianapolis Chiefs
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