Indiana Bankers Plan to End Bank Robberies
The Indiana Bankers Association proposes a statewide drive against bank banditry with county vigilantante groups ready to act, $100000 in rewards, and potential Indiana National Guard volunteers. Banks already use high powered guns and fast alert networks to deter daylight holdups, drawing on lessons from Seymour and Iowa’s past reductions.
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The Danger of Water
A discussion on water safety stresses that most swimming holes are unsafe for non swimmers and highlights the benefits of supervised public pools. It warns against foolhardiness and undercurrents and urges careful, sensible behavior by all swimmers to prevent drownings.
You Should See Our Big Chinaware Assortment
The Racket Store boasts a large selection of chinaware including 18, 10, 12, and 11 and 18 item sets. Offers focus on variety and value for shoppers seeking dinnerware.
Bankers Back Vigilante Protection Plan
Bankers favor a vigilante style protection program for banks citing cost and effectiveness. The plan includes silent robbery alarms and armed deputy sheriffs in counties with cooperation from telephone operators. H McCaun of Medora State Bank signals the Jackson County Bankers Association will consider it with some Indiana cities already funding similar programs.
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Lee Blevins Heads to Chicago for Bell Telephone Role
Lee Blevins departed today for Chicago to join the American Bell Telephone Company in a new position.
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Witness Robert White Turns Up at Shepherd Trial
Robert White missing as a witness in the William D. Shepherd murder case entered the State's Attorney office with his wife and child. Shepherd appeared smiling in the courtroom as Reichmann the co guardian over Billy contradicted claims of ward's death and faced vigorous cross examination over assets and liabilities.
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Berlin teachers press evolution debate in Scopes case
German scholars defend teaching of evolution amid U S Scopes case coverage. Prof Seibel notes evolution surpasses Darwinism alone with broader theory. Keibel and Oberseh defend academic freedom and argue against prosecuting teachers for teaching evolutionary ideas.
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Three Burned to Death in Apartment Fire
Mrs. Rose Burns 28 and her two sons Thomas 3 and James 2 were killed in a fast spreading blaze after an undetermined explosion. James Burns 31 a trolley inspector said he woke to the blast and battled flames to reach his family, then tried to rescue them twice as smoke and heat trapped them. Authorities probe a report that hops were being cooked on the kitchen stove.
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Britain declines to join Franco Rif blockade
London reports that Great Britain will not adopt a declaration of blockade against the Rifian forces and will not join France in applying a naval or economic blockade. The stance was stated as authoritative today.
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Notre Dame Men To Teach In Dixie
Six former Notre Dame stars will coach in the South this fall spreading Knute Rockne's football methods. Don Miller at Georgia Tech and Jim Crowley at Georgia University will coach backs. Harry Mehre at Georgia will coach defense. Frank Thomas moves to Chattanooga University as head coach. Charlie Collins joins Vanderbilt staff. John Weibel joins Vanderbilt as guard coach.
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Columbus Fans Boost Eller and Reds
Columbus fans show strong interest as Hod Eller of Indianapolis will start on the mound for the Seymour Reds against the Washington Grays at Seymour Athletic Park next Sunday. Eller, famed for his shine ball, was a top pitcher in the majors, and his return promises a tough test for the Grays with Killion to pitch for Washington and Hughes new to catching duties.
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Baseball Standings and Calendar American Association
Standings for the American Association are listed with team records and a calendar of upcoming dates. The brief notes current leaders and schedule highlights, reflecting the league’s season pace and key matchups.
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Results from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and AMERICAN LEAGUE show wins by Indianapolis over Minneapolis 4–2, Kansas City over Columbus 11–10, Louisville over St Paul 16–2, Milwaukee over Toledo 6–3, and others. NATIONAL LEAGUE and INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE scores include Pittsburgh 11–3 Boston and Rochester 9–3 Jersey City, with several related outcomes.
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Weekend Baseball Pairings Across Cities
The schedule lists nine matchups including Minneapolis against Indianapolis and Milwaukee facing Toledo. Also featured are Kansas City versus Columbus, St. Paul versus Louisville, Chicago versus Philadelphia, St. Louis against Boston, and Cleveland visiting New York with Detroit at Washington. In the National League, New York travels to Pittsburgh, Brooklyn visits Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago, and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Tagging All Bases: Yankees Lose 4 1 as Indians Clip Them
International News Service reports a 4 to 1 loss for the Yankees to the Indians. Ruth hits his first homer of 1925 as Miller allows all four runs. Pirates crush Braves 11 to 3 behind Emil Yde who drives in three and scores. Browns top Red Sox 9 to 7 with Ken Williams homer and shoestring catch. Reds beat Phillies 8 to 3 behind Donahue. Senators fall to Tigers 7 to 4 behind Walter Johnson. Giants edge Cubs 7 to 4. White Sox rally past Athletics 6 to 5 with relief from Owens. Cardinals held to eight hits in Dodgers 7 to 5 win.
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Verna Schumaker Visiting Freetown for a Few Days
Miss Verna Schumaker of Val Guy Hazard and Glen Swengel visited Freetown this morning to spend a few days with Mrs. Anna Stall and attend to business.
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