Briand Seeks National Union Cabinet in France
Paris June 16 Premier Aristide Briand pushes for a national union cabinet to restore France’s wavering finances. President Doumergue weighs a strong government, possible parliaments dissolution, and a shift from makeshift regimes as ministers fall and the franc weakens. Reports say Briand may be joined by Raymond Poincaré in a broader reform effort.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
National Union
E Istry
Doumergue
Elyses Palace
Briand
DeSelver
Senate
Herriot
Chamber
Leon Perrier
Simon
Chamber Finance Committee
Elysee Palace
Raymond
Chile to Control Plebiscite After Split
Arica Chile June 16 officials say they cannot see by what authority the plebiscitary commission proposes to vote on its report after ruling the plebiscite proceedings are ended. Americans to evacuate territory and stop expenses, with most personnel leaving Sunday except General Lassiter. Sovereignty of Chile remains absolute until a plebiscite is held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arica
Chile
Peru
General Lassiter
Portuguese Slay Chinese Pirates Near Macao
Dispatches from Macao report 300 pirates killed and leader Tze Hung along with 150 followers captured after an expedition against raiders who had harried Portuguese colonists. The battle occurred on the Chu Kiang river near Macao, a Portuguese dependency near Canton.
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Lisbon
Macao
China
Tze Hung
Chu Kiang
Portugal
Canton
Senate Delays Farm Bill Vote Amid Bitter Debate
Washington June 16 senators delay the Dawes McNary Haugen farm bill vote for a few days as leadership seeks more sponsors. East West tensions flare over farm relief plans with Treasury Secretary Mellon denounced by agricultural state lawmakers. Norbeck accuses Mellon of condemnation and warns radicalism could gain ground if the bill fails.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
East
Peter Norbeck
South da
Norbeck
Int Dawes
Lly Mild
Oa Ie
Primary Exposures Highlight Pennsylvania Campaign Issue
Washington reports Democratic leaders seize on the $2 million Pennsylvania primary exposure as a major issue. Legislation to curb campaign expenses underway, with Senate leaders citing Ware Pepper Pinghot figures. The probe targets William S. Ware and notes William B. Wilson, the Democratic senatorial nominee, to face inquiry over the recent primary funding.
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Washington
Congress
Pennsylvania
Senate
Sentor Robinson
Bristol
William S. Ware
William B. Wilson
Ware
Wilson
Nazarene Revival Attracts Growing Interest
The Rev Mr Miller conducts a revival at the Nazarene church with old time preaching. Special music each evening and services held at 7 30 oclock. Outdoor meetings planned when the tent arrives. Everyone is welcome.
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Mr. Miller
Nazarene Church
Federal agents active in Indianapolis liquor law probe
Indianapolis June 16 federal Department of Justice agents investigate liquor law enforcement as district attorney Albert Ward and Marion county prosecutor William Remy clash over police transfers and bribery claims against special investigator William Keeney. Police Chief Claude F Johnson counters by accusing Remy’s office of poor cooperation.
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Indianapolis
Department of Justice
Albert Ward
Ward
William Remy
Marion County
Claude F.johnson
Remy
Johnson
William Keeney
Keeney
Zeney
Etween
Downey Avenue Christian Church
McMurtry and McGlenn
Will Confer Over Suspension Order
Indianapolis June 16 Representatives of the Adair Realty and Investment Company of Atlanta Ga were due today to confer with David H Jennings state securities commissioner on the suspension of the companys license to sell securities in Indiana The license was suspended yesterday by Jennings acting on a complaint filed by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce which charged the company mis presented conditions in its sale of bonds in the Sarasota Terrace Hotel Sarasota Fla Jennings in his notice of suspension asked officials of the company to appear within thirty days to show cause why the suspension should not be made permanent E A Erwin executive vice president of the Adair concern wired Jennings yesterday stating that representatives were on their way to confer with him and asking that further criticism of the investment securities be withheld until the matter is more thoroughly discussed
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Indianapolis
Adair Realty and
Just Company
Atlanta
David H. Jennings
Indiana
Jennings
They Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Sarasota Terrace
Sarasota
Fla
State v Hutchinson heirs over Road Six damages
The defense finished its testimony in the State v Hutchinson heirs case about damages from relocating State Road Six. Ten defense witnesses spoke on property value and damages, with the State's first witness Charles P Hall wrapping up before noon. Proceedings paused with a jury possible by Thursday evening or Friday morning.
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Joseph Hutchinson
Charles P. Hall
Calf Club Hosts Unique Party At Boone County High School
The Boone County Guernsey Calf Club entertained with a party at the Boone County High School auditorium. Parents of club members and Lebanon Rotary members attended along with their families. Howard Adair welcomed guests and spoke on the club’s work, with L. B. Wright directing the program. Russell East of the Pennsylvania railroad praised Howard Adair for achieving top honors in a railroad contest.
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Boone County
Guernsey
Lebanon
Russell East
Pennsylvania Railroad
Howard Adair
Murder case up next September in Boone circuit court
Thomas Goins charged with the murder of his wife Bessie Goins, venued from Marion county, likely won’t be tried until the September term. The April term ends July 18 and many cases will be carried over. Wes Goins is in custody after a fatal shooting at 1219 Cornell Street, Indianapolis, alleged during a drunken dispute.
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Thomas Goins
Bessie Goins
Marion County
Boone
Wes Goins
Sheriff Saunders
Cornell Street
Indianape
Goins
Wise
Wan Reid
Elizaville Road Closed Amid Detours and Vandalism
The Elizaville road from Lebanon street to the Tyre farm is blocked with five barricades down and cars stuck in mud. Detours route around the Frank Adney farm into Lebanon via Fordice street, with drivers urged to avoid breaking through and to proceed by the detour to prevent further damage.
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Elizaville
Lebanon Street
Tyre Farm
John Minor
Frank Adney
Lebanon
Fordie Street
Elizaville Road
Adney
Fordice Street
State Meeting of Sunday Schools in Richmond
Three thousand delegates from Sunday schools across the state registered for the annual state convention in Richmond Indiana. Officials praised the program as one of the most comprehensive, with registration starting early and a mass meeting led by President William Lowe Bryan.
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Richmond
Ind
William Lowe Bryan
Mt Bryan
Bovard
Ballard
Professor J O Frank to speak at Rotary luncheon
Prof J O Frank head of science at Wisconsin State Normal Oshkosh and associate chemistry professor will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon Friday noon. He visits his parents and brother before leaving Saturday for Columbia University for the summer term and doctoral work. He had a Harvard offer but chose Columbia. Born in Lebanon, he is Indiana University trained and an author of several chemistry and science texts with works in the Lebanon Public Library.
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J. O. Frank
Wisconsin State Normal
Oshkosh
Wisconsin State University
Rotary Club
John H. Frank
George Frank
Columbia University
Frank
Harvard
Columbia Loxition
Lebanon
Indiana University
Bus Operation 19 Reinvestigated
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a nationwide inquiry into motor bus and motor truck operations to assess their role in interstate commerce and competition with common carriers. Hearings will be held in major cities from July 27 in Chicago to September 29 in Washington with evidence from carriers shippers and other interested parties.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
St. Paul
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Detroit
New York City
Dallas
Texas
Kaas City
Barey Heist and Fire Damage Hit Rex Shinn Store
Rex Shinn a North Lebanon Street grocer reported $70 in gold missing and returned to his home to find three holes burned in the awning over his storefront ten minutes later. He suspects cigarettes caused the damage but cannot explain the missing gold pieces drawn mainly from 2 and 5 dollar coins. A single 20 dollar gold piece was among the coins in the drawer.
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Rex Shinn
Lebanon Street
Shinn
North Meridian Street
Reorganization of Wheat Pools Under Way
Boone county wheat growers in the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation sponsored pool received letters from the board announcing a management shake-up. Failure to secure a substantial price increase and unmet member expectations led to changes, including the resignation of Joseph P. Lackey and J. H. Gwaltney being retained from active management.
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Boone County
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Joseph P. Lackey
Ssales Maneaver
J. H.gwaltney
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Chicago Welcomes World Eucharistic Congress Delegates
Thousands of delegates from every continent arrive in Chicago for the 28th Eucharistic congress. Hotels shift to pilgrim housing as rail and city lanes handle priests and laymen, with up to 400000 pilgrims expected by tomorrow for the opening ceremonies led by Cardinal Bonzano.
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Chicago
Father Marquette
East Coast
West Coast
Gulf Ports
Loop District
John Cardinal Bonzano
New York
Ball brothers donate $500000 to Riley Hospital drive
Indianapolis on June 16 officials received a check for 500000 from Frank and George Ball of Muncie. The gift satisfies their pledge to donate half a million if 1,000,000 was raised in a state wide campaign that ended early as the drive was oversubscribed before June 1.
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Indianapolis
Frank and
George Ball
Muncie
Riley Memorial Hospital
Ball Brothers
Lester Jones to Join City School Board in Place of Gullion
The City Council appointed Lester F. Jones to the City School Board for a three year term, succeeding E. C. Gullion whose August 1 term ends. Jones, active in the Chamber of Commerce and Rotary, is noted as a capable administrator with civic leadership, while Gullion retires after nine years of service.
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Lester F. Jones
E. C. Gullon
William H. Smith
Granville Wells
Smith
Wells
Jones
Gullion
Chamber of Commerce
Lebanon High School
Lebano Rotary Club
Indiana Rotary Clubs
Indiana Rotary
Chicago water plan attacked by Great Lakes reps
Washington reports that Republican lawmakers from Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio condemned the Chicago water diversion tied to the Illinois river project now before the Senate Commerce Committee. They argued the plan harms other Great Lakes cities and questions the sewage canal power rationale while noting Chicago earns about 1 million dollars annually from electric power.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Chicago
Harbors Hill
Senate Commerce Committee
McLaughlin Michigan
Voight
Wisconsin
A. M. Horn
Ashtabula
Commerce Committee
United States
McLaughlin
McDaniel Elected to Honorary Fraternity
H A McDaniel Lebanon optometrist was elected to membership in the Beta Sigma international honorary optometric fraternity at the recent Indiana Association meeting where he had served as president for two years. The honor was conferred during the gathering.
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H. A. McDaniel
Lebanon
Beta Sigmaternational
Indiana ©Tristy Association
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