Croker Returns to Attend to His Sons Case in New York
Richard Croker arrives in New York after sailing for Europe, shaved and brisk, saying lawyers summoned him to attend to his sons' suit accusing him of mismanaging his estate and alleging undue influence by his wife the former Indian princess. He expects to live fifty more years and jokes about his "foolish" friends. He cannot recall the schedule of the court action and notes Irish troubles are better known in the United States.
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New York
Europe
Richard Croker
Croker
Ireland
United States
Armament Limits Divide House and Senate
Washington June 10 The Republican majority in the house torn between support for President Harding and representing constituents wishes. Debate centers on a conference for armament limitation and restraint on naval appropriations. Theodore Burton of Ohio urges nonconcurrence and economy, warning against militarism and costly budgets. The piece notes strong executive tolerance for action but desire to avoid emb arassment in foreign policy.
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Harding
Mario Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Lorah
Senate
House
Vote on English strike settlement debated by miners
London June 10 The conference of coal miners delegates decided a ballot be taken in all coal fields on the owners settlement proposals. The move is seen as a long step toward peace in the coal industry after a strike tying up virtually the whole industry since April.
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Associated Press
London
Coal Miners
Riley Urges Free Help Bureau In Indiana Cities
Thomas A. Riley state director of the Indiana free employment service met with the Richmond Chamber of Commerce at the governor’s request to push a free employment service for Richmond. He noted several cities already operate joint city and state bureaus and that the state will match city appropriations. An AG opinion confirms legality of such funding, and the federal government may furnish furniture equipment and blanks.
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Thomas A. Riley
Indiana Free Employment Service
State Industrial Board
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
McCray
Riley
Indianapolis
Muncie
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
Hammond
Lafayette
General Assembly
Indiana
United States
Five hundred Rotarians Arrive in Liverpool Today
Five hundred delegates from Rotary clubs in the United States arrived in Liverpool aboard the Caronia for the international Rotarians convention in Edinburgh, with the Amer Mayor and Lady Mayoress welcoming the visitors. The group departed Liverpool before noon for Edinburgh.
Richmond City Manager Campaign Nears Final Push
Local election nears with both supporters and opponents tightening efforts for Richmonds city manager referendum. Proponents plan a closing mass meeting after Saturday nights organizational session. anti-city manager chiefs predict a three to four to one defeat. Voters cast ballots Tuesday from 6 a m to 6 p m with results expected soon after polls close. Also a Washington memorial ceremony honors World War I forestry service workers with a one minute pause at their national museum.
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Richmond
Jesse Bailey
K. of P
Gath Freeman
Anti-City Manager
Terly Manager Forces
Washington
United States Forestry Service
National Touseum
United States
What I Think of the City Manager System
A business man voices opposition to the city manager plan, arguing it undermines republican ideals. He says voters should choose capable leaders regardless of party and that public office should be a public trust. He questions expanded commissions and suggests hiring for Congress as a solution.
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Republic
Richmond
Congress
Sims replies to Denby on Irish speech garbling claim
Rear Admiral William S. Sims said he would reply to Secretary Denby regarding remarks on an Irish speech delivered in London. He refused to publish his reply and voiced no concern about a U S Senate inquiry, noting he sails home on June 15 and has heavy correspondence from England.
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London
William S. Sims
Denby
Naval Department
Quentin
Sims
United States Senate
United States
England
Civic Body Urges Disarmament Move in Osaka
The disarmament committee of Osaka Chamber of Commerce unanimously passed a petition urging the Japanese government to initiate talks with the United States and Great Britain to plan a disarmament conference. The panel also voted to conduct further investigations to gather more information on arms restrictions.
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Osaka
Japan
Revoluttons
United States
Great Britain
disarmament committee of + Chamber of Commerce
Galbraith Funeral to Be Held in Cincinnati Music Hall
The funeral of Col. Frederick W. Galbraith Jr., commander of the American Legion, killed in an Indianapolis car crash, is set for Saturday afternoon at Music Hall Cincinnati. Notable attendees include Theodore Roosevelt and Ohio Governor Davis. body to lie in state at Memorial Hall before interment in Arlington.
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Galbraith
Music Hall
Cincinnati, Ohio
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Frederick W. Galbraith,Jr
American Legion
Indianapolis
Robert J. Bentley
Col. Galbraith
Post
Legion
Col Galbraith
Theodore Roosevelt
Davis
Ohio
Spring Grove Cemetery
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Seapool Strikes Iceberg In Thick Fog Off St John’s
The steamer Seapool struck an iceberg early Wednesday morning while in thick fog. Captain Bartlett said the ship arrived damaged but able to continue her voyage, with repairs to be made at St John’s. The iceberg towered about 100 feet, the bow crumpled and the forepeak flooded, yet pumps kept the vessel afloat. Diplomats Arrive In Lima To Discuss Panama Costa Rica Boundary Dispute.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Seapool
Bartlett
Lima
Peru
Eduardo Chiasi
Panama
Costa Rica
Sims Faces Senate Probe Over alleged Irish remark
Secretary of the Navy Denby asked Rear Admiral Sims to advise the navy department on whether he was correctly quoted in London press accounts of a June 7 Luncheon speech before the English Speaking Union. The Senate naval committee may probe remarks about Irish sympathizers in America and Sims vows not to publish his reply.
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Associated Press
London
Admiral Sims
Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Sims
Navy Department
Union
Upper House
Naval Committee
England
America
House of Representatives
United States
U.S
Day Nursery Tag Day Set To Open Saturday
The annual Day Nursery Tag Day will begin at 9 AM Saturday with a corps of young women at downtown booths and volunteers in neighborhoods. Last year’s drives netted 1160 and 1760 dollars, with a goal of 2001. Headquarters at Starr Piano store with a long list of station points and volunteers across merchants and local organizations.
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Starr Piano
Starr Piano Rooms
Harrie Dilke
Sam Fred
Edwin Price
Lois Edwards
Alice Lemon
Ruth Simmons
Helen Bendage
Rudolph Leeds
Grace Weller
Ruth le Virginia Hodgen Eogemeyers
S. E. Smith
Margaret Starr
Margaret Hiatt
Harriet Ellis
Mildred Ratliff
Irene Jarra
Murray
Mariette
Joseph Conner
Albert Gayle
Clara Daub
Marjorie Gennett
Doris Puckett
Katherine Binkley
Kandy
Omar Murray
Harry Morrow
Charles McGuire
Helen Johnson
Elizabeth Tarkelson
Stella Knode
Westcott
Eleanor Seidel
Warren Clements
J. M. Lantz
Clendenin
Freye
Sidney Watt
Ogen Shelton
Martha Smith
Louella Masters
East End
Louise Jenkins
Margaret Jenkins
Easthaven Avenue
Stuart Beebe
Stuart Mann
Richard Campfield
Washington
Mary Williams
Omar Whelan
Jack Grosvenor
Merket House
Fred Gennett
George Bosley
Robert Gennett
Richard Gennett
Westcott Block
Evelyn Carr
Ellen Bartel
Frances Watson
Susette Watson
Frances Carr
Virginia Carr Price
Mary Jones
Bonita Monarch
American Trust
John Thompson
W. Zimmerman
D. H. Cummings
Carolyn Bartel
Jane Johnson
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Geraldine Harter
First National Bank
Anna Nicholjson
Phillip Twig
Mortgage Exemption Rulings Announced by State Tax Board
The state tax board issues mortgage exemption rulings on ownership forms. Married couples, joint tenants, tenants in common, and life estate holders face specific deduction limits. Only one $1,000 exemption per property allowed for tenants in common unless separate title and mortgage exist. Readers listed include several individuals and several store and bank names tied to local assessors and boards.
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State Tax Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Board of Reviews
State Board
Tenants In Common
Moore's Local Forecast Showers and Thunderstorms Likely
Unsettled weather Tonight and Saturday with possible showers and thunderstorms due to a slow eastward movement of a Rocky Mountain storm. Indiana issued by the U S Weather Bureau notes cooler in extreme north portion. Central states see stagnant conditions under high pressure over the middle Atlantic, with light to heavy rains but drought persistent in Indiana and Ohio.
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Moore
Indiana
United States Weather Bureau
Central States
Middle Atlantic States
United States
Ohio
U S ENTERS NEW ERA IN FARMING DEMANDS AND COSTS
Secretary Wallace tells Amherst audience that the United States faces a new era of rising demand for food with production lag and rising land prices. He warns that large capital, credit access, and reorganized distribution are needed as Europe reduces imports and new farmland opens, urging agricultural colleges to deepen agricultural economics training to aid farmers.
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Associated Prema
Amherst
Mass
United States
Wallace
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Great West
Europe
Burris Named Indiana State School Superintendent Successor
Governor McCray announces Benjamin J Burris, last four years as assistant state superintendent, will replace L N Hines as state superintendent of public instruction on October 1. Burris praised for non political record. Also named budget clerk Edward Farmer of Bloomington to help place state finances on a budget system. Donald Dushane of Columbus not a candidate for the office but may join the retirement fund board.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Benjamin J Burris
L. N. Hines
McCray
Burris
Hines
Holace Ellis
Washington
Holmes
State Normal School
Edward Farmer
Bloomington
State Board of Accounts
Farmer
Jesse Eschback
Accounts Board
Donald Dushane
Columbus
Ind
Dushane
Believe Lives Lost on Greek Steamer Bouboulina
An Athens dispatch reports the Greek steamship Bouboulina struck a mine and foundered in the Aegean with many believed dead. The Lammos later arrived at Piraeus with two rescued passengers. A Radial Agency despatch adds 240 passengers and 25 crew aboard. the vessel previously named Coronilla, built 1878 in Newcastle, owned by J G Bouboulis.
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Associated Presa
Athens
Bouboulina
Aegean
Lammos
Piraeus
Smyrna
Paris
Radial
Coronilla
Newcastle
Eng
J. G. Bouboulis
Spezta
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Ginia Harris
Mary Catherine Youngflesh
Augusta Gennett
Second National Bank
W. Robinson
S. J. Beebe
Sarah Jassup
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Ruth Harrington
Margaret Coe
Katheryn Reed Kresge
Nellie Merrow
George Fox
Myretta Swisher
Alice Daub
Florence Wilson
Gladys Coland
Nina Emily Miller
Knollenberg's
Walter Farlow
Maud Reber
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Marion
Little Union National Bank
Richard Study
Blanche Scott
Henry Goldfinger
Burton Carr
Julian Cates
Helen Sackman
Ethel Tillman
Granger's Store
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Arthur Hill
Max. Lee Dykeman
Harry Sloan
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