New Indiana Budget Law Scrutinized by Municipal Officers
In Lebanon and most Indiana towns, officials study a 1927 act tightening municipal spending to budgeted items, with penalties, interest recovery, and attorney fees for violations. The law requires notice, hearings, and potential state tax board appeals for any extra year expenditures. Malfeasance penalties include repayment with costs and 25 percent of the overstepped amount.
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Lebanon
Indiana
Board of Tax Commissioners
State Tax Board
Marconi Weds Papal Countess in Rome City Hall
Senator William Marconi marries Countess Maria Christine Bezzi Scali at Rome city hall in civil rites officiated by Prince Spada Potenziani. Witnesses include Marquis Guglielmi and Marquis Solair for the groom and Prince Orsini for the bride. The ceremony drew a large crowd and follows a recent annulment. A religious ceremony is planned at St Mary of the Angels on Wednesday morning.
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Rome
William Marconi
Maria Christine Bezzi-Scali
Spada Potenziani
Becaus
Sig Marconi
Prince Orsini
Marquis Sacchetti
Marconi
George Guglielmi
Marquis Solair
St. Mary of the Angels
Will filed for probate in Boone Circuit Court
The will of Mrs Amanda Masters who died May 20 at her home is filed for probate in Boone Circuit Court. It leaves all household goods and personal effects to Daisy Masters, with the remainder to be divided among Daisy and five sons and the children of two deceased sons. The estate is valued at about 8500 dollars, and the will dated November 23, 1921 names John A Masters as executor.
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Amanda Masters
Boone Circuit Court
Daisy Masters
John A. Masters
Vacation Bible School Opens With 130 Enrollees
The Daily Vacation Bible School sponsored by the city Ministerial Association opened with 130 children and 19 teachers despite bad weather. Enrollment may grow this week at $1 per family. Florence Nicholson of Franklin heads the school with 4 departments. Classes meet at Central School mornings at 8 50 with devotions at local churches led by different ministers each week.
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Ministerial Association of
City
Florence Nicholson
Franklin
First Presbyterian Church
Hardy Lamb
Homer P. Ivey
First Baptist Church
A. BE. Cowley
John M. Horne
Centre Christian Church
Raymond L. Wiggins
I. L. Curts
Raymond L. Slade
Boone Rural Mail Delivery Service at High Point
A year long campaign led by Postmaster Harry T Thompson and rural carriers improved rural delivery from Lebanon. Of 44471 boxes only nine wrong side. most boxes refitted, posted, and accessible. Routes cover 386.67 miles daily with 46,230 mail pieces delivered and 4,457 collected in twelve days.
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Boone
High Point
Harry T. Thompson
Postoffice Department
Lebanon Post Office
Thompson
Washington
Mr. Ompson
Lebanon
Trav
William DeVol
Guy Artman
President Coolidge heads to Black Hills for summer retreat
President Coolidge will depart tonight with a crew of 85 aides and reporters for a three month stay in the Black Hills of South Dakota. He plans fishing and hiking with a temporary White House at the state game lodge near Rapid City, reaching Pierre Wednesday morning to be welcomed by officials before continuing to the lodge. The trip, first westward summer vacation for a sitting president, includes secrecy around the train schedule and a large press contingent.
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Washington
White House
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
Hammond
Ind
Secret Service
Ohio
Pacific Coast
George Washington
Potomac River
Abraham Lincoln
Three Autos Found Hidden in Stone Quarry Pool
Waukesha Wisconsin June 13. While swimming in an old quarry near the city yesterday Wilfred O'Brien dived to the lake bottom and surfaced with information aiding the sheriff. He reported three automobiles hidden fifteen feet under the surface. the sheriff believes they were abandoned to collect insurance.
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Waukesha
Wis
Wilfred O’brien
Ulen & Company Officials In City Visit
Wien and Company officials from 120 Broadway New York met with Henry C. Allen at the Country Club to discuss contracts. The party led by Thomas S. Shepperd arrived this morning with Col. N. J. Whitson and other officers, planning a few days of business and club leisure while the Hadrian aqueduct project in Athens advances toward a three year completion, a dam at Marathon expected to raise Athens water supply.
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Wien and Company
Broadway
New York City
Henry C. Allen
Country Club
Thomas S. Shepperd
Col. N. J. Whitson
Thomas F. Devaney
Earl C. Ulen
Henry C. Ulen
Ulen
Ulen and Company
Athens
Greece
Marathon
Jesuits Close Down Shanghai Newspaper
Shanghai on June 13 the French newspaper L Echo de Chine which had run for thirty one years has been suspended French consular military and naval authorities deny involvement while editor van Dalet cites direct orders from Paris The paper owned by local French Jesuits criticized French policy on lax defense measures and was a target in the current trouble
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Shanghai
L’echo de Chine
van Dalet
Patho Ie
L’echo de Chiche
Disarmament Up For Discussion At Geneva Session
Geneva June 13 The 45th session of the League of Nations council opens with a focus on disarmament and the failure to achieve it. Reports before the council show drifts in controls on war material and lack of agreement on extending control to government manufacture. The Preparatory Armament Commission also notes no consensus on a world wide reduction plan despite a draft project. Page Three.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
League
League Assembly
United States
Italy
Japan
Council
Formal Opening of Park Sunday at Memorial Park
Cloudy cool weather aside, Memorial Park opened the season with a large crowd. The 139th Field Artillery Band performed a varied program directed by James H. Hoy. Playground equipment was popular all day and park grounds are in good condition with spring improvements including a new dressing house by the wading pool. Dust control will follow with calcium chloride on the drives.
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Memorial Park
139Th Field Artillery
James H. Hoy
Pag Omag
FACES TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE
Mrs Helen Shaeffer Glazer stands trial in Cleveland for first degree murder in the case of Ida Glazer, bride of six weeks, shot last April 21. Defense lawyer is Mrs Sarah Hedrick while Evelyn Cohen leads prosecution seeking the electric chair. The case hinges on the so called death by own action theory.
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Cleveland
Helen Shaeffer Glazer
Ida Glazer
Columbia Club Picnic at Ulen Country Club Planned
Members of the Indianapolis Columbia Club will hold their first new picnic at the Ulen Club on Thursday in July. The event invites club officials and grants exclusive use of the local club for the day. Activities include golf tennis quoits horseshoes and other games with cards and a dinner for children in the evening.
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Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Ulen Club
Ulen Country Club
German Cruiser Raised From Sea Bed in Orkney Action
In Stromness Scotland a 3,000 ton German battle cruiser Moltke was raised after eight years underwater. The hull was sealed, air was pumped in, and the vessel rose 30 feet. Lookout boats remained suspended as occupants clung to the ship awaiting beaching at Cave Island for breaking up.
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Stromness
Scotlay
Moltk
Cave Island
Three Killed in Auto Accidents Across State
Indianapolis reports Sunday autos accidents killed three and injured 15. George R. Head died in a city collision that also left three men and a woman hurt. two sober drivers were charged with drunkenness. Witnesses listed injured include Lester Brown eighty nine and others with ages forty to fifty. A Hartford City crash killed Lucile Claytor eighteen and Arthur Compton twenty one as a car left the road and struck a tree. Greenfield road crashes wounded five others. Mrs. C. E. Thompson is in serious condition.
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Indianapolis
George R. Head
Lester Brown
John Mayner
Ethel Huston
Henry Stevens
Brown
Miss Huston
Lucile Claytor
Hartford City
Arthur Compton
Marion
Clare Templeton
Greenfield
E. Thompson
Condi
Fliers Chamberlin and Levine Entertained in Baden Baden
Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine arrive by train in Baden Baden for rest after a transatlantic flight. State officials and thousands greet them at the station as crowds carry them to autos. Soviet Russia invites Chamberlin and Levine to Moscow as guests of the government.
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Baden-Baden
Germany
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Berlin
Chamberlin
Levine
Russia
Clarence D. Chamberlain
Moscow
Family Motor Trip to Portland and Fort Recovery
Mr and Mrs Renz Limbert and Mary Adelyn and E motored to Portland and Fort Recovery Sunday They visited Mr Limberts parents Mr and Mrs Frank Limbert at the former place and were the guests of Mrs Limberts parents Mr and Mrs Fred Cull at the latter place
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Ohio
Renz Limbert
da Rees
Mary Adelyn
Portland
Fort Recovery
Mr. Limbert
Frank ‘Limbert
Washington says farewell to Lindbergh on their way to New York
Charles Lindbergh leaves Bolling Field in an army pursuit plane at 854 am embarking for New York with an escort. He executes a series of maneuvers over the Potomac and Washington area before joining the escort. The Spirit of St Louis is sidelined by a sticking valve while Lindbergh continues in an army craft.
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Washington, D.C
National
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Bolling Air Field
Potorhac River
Rg Tegan
St. Louis
Washington
Capitol
Washington Monument
Lindbergh Returns to New York Harbor in Triumphant Homecoming
An exhausted crowd on a sunlit June afternoon greets Charles Lindbergh aboard the USS Macom at New York Harbor. A grand parade, sky writer, banners, and cheers mark his arrival after a solo non-stop flight to Paris and back, with harbor craft and a city in festive mood witnessing the momentous homecoming.
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Paris
Ean
Onan
Battery
New York Harbor
Lind
Kattan Island
Lindbergh
Cortine
Telephone Company
Newing
West Street
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