Atty General Prepares to Resist Co Court Order
Indiana officials confront a temporary injunction against Abe Rosen operator of United Bottling Works Gary. The Hammond Superior Court order bars interference by state county and local authorities as Rosen seeks to sell 3.2 beer without excise taxes and fees. The state plans pleadings after formal complaint and ruling are received.
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Atty. General
Conaialties
Lake County
Ingil- Tagen
Abe Rosen
United Batting Works
Gary
Indigna
Robert G. Estill
Estill
Adde
Ia Benne dix
Ty Abe Howen
United Bottling Works
Virgil Reiter
Hammond
Tony
Indiana Bee
Reltern Court
Frelday
Indianapolis
Ind
State Legal Department
Philip Lutz
Lutz
Step taken to reassess taxable values in Hammond area
The state tax board authorized Assessor Frank R. Martin to reassess 1933 improvements for Halliday Company in Hammond. The move follows earlier reductions by the Lake County board of review and aims to revalue other North Township properties including Forsythe estate lands, Inland Steel at Indiana Harbor, and Lover Isathers in North Hammond.
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North Township
Frank HR. Martin
Halliday Company
Hammond
Taylor Ghain Any
Martin
Lake County Board of Review
Forsythe
North Hammond
Board of Review
Inland Steel
Iiliana Harbor
Lover Israthers Company
North Hamnsond
Temperature Details For Hammond And Boon Regions
Temperature in Hammond shows 40 degrees above zero at 7 50 am. Boon records also above zero. Weather fair at noon with pleasant conditions expected.
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Hammond
Boon
Weather Snapshot Mixed Cloudiness and Warm Trend
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures in the far southeast and central to northern areas indicated. Sun times note the sun rises and sets with 4:45 and 7:02 p.m. references for this brief forecast.
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Copler
Suntine
Sunact
Moon Weis
Sinclair Oil dealers in session discuss new dispensing plan
More than 406 Sinclair Oil dealers in the Calumet region met at the Hammond Masonic temple to discuss an advertising program and a new oil dispensing plan. H W Linneen said the plan provides containers in one and five quart sizes. The meeting featured speeches, music, and Mickey the Singing Gas Man.
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Sinclair Oil
Calumet J
Hammond Masonic Temple
Sinclair Oil Company
H. W. Linneen
Sinclair
Mickey
WWAE
C. H. Baltas
Chicago
F.J. Fandrei
Hammond
Dealara
Dawes Furious Over Unpaid Teachers Bank Protest
Chicago April 24. General Charles G. Dawes former VP and new chairman of City National Bank faced about 300 upset teachers who stormed the bank demanding board of education tax anticipation warrants. Dawes shouted to the crowd in anger saying to hell with trouble-makers as guards held the lobby crowd near the depositors.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
United States
City National Bank of Chicago
Board of Education
First National Bank
Melvin A. Traylor
City National Bank
Dawes
Dawes Smelly
Two Auto Crashes Reported in Calumet City
Calumet City police logged two separate accidents late last night and early today. Jasper Bovach of Chicago collided westbound on 147th with Herbert Harthun of Lansing on Burnham Avenue. In a separate crash E W Ny atran of Chicago westbound on 147th hit Homer Rush of Valparaiso Indiana southbound on Torrance Avenue.
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Calumet City
Tne
Jasper Bovach
Erie Street
Chicago
Homer Rush
Valnaralso
Ind
Torrance Avant
Wheels stolen from Calumet City garage
James Jarecki reports a thief entered his garage at 318 15ard place by forcing a locked door and stole five rear wheels from a car. The incident was reported today at Calumet City police.
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James Jarecki
154Th Street
Calumet City
15Ard Place
Fire On Eighth Floor Of Federal Building
Fire swept the eighth floor of the federal building in Chicago early today destroying court case records. Damages were estimated at 3500 dollars. The blaze affected offices connected to Edy Watkes and two commissions.
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Chicago
Federal Building
Athees
Edy We Watkes
Lnizad Stiles
Dmage
G O P Editors To Hear Inflation Discussion
Indianapolis April 24 Ogden Mills former secretary of the treasury will address the Indiana Republican party at the Columba club on Currency Inflation The remarks are viewed as a potential early outline of GOP strategy for 1924 elections Mills is considered a possible 1936 presidential contender and has met with Hoover and Brown to align party machinery The speech was moved from Saturday night to Friday night and is expected to signal a shift in Republican stance on inflation
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Secretary of Treasury
Eugene J. Calou
Indianapolis
Ind
Rockevelt
Ogden DL. Mills
Crawffordaville
Association
Walter HH. Crim
Salem
Repubican
Mills
G. CG. P
Hoover
Walter F. Brown
Pige
Rosedale Bank Robbers Escape With Unknown Loot
Two bandits robbed the Rosedale National Bank of about 15000 today. They terrorized three officials and kidnapped Fred Hayward, the bank’s conservator, before fleeing in a dark blue Ford sedan with yellow wheels. Hayward was later released about a mile and a half southwest of town. The incident occurred in Rosedale, Indiana, on April 24.
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Thare Haute
Rosedale
Fred
Hayward
Netthmente Haute
Ind
Rosedale National Bank
Vandais
Harvard
D.L. Penguay
Robert Con Tey
Bavidite
Feuquay
Bandits Bind Woman In Home Invasion. Escape With $1.25
Albert Hess and his sister Misa Lita Hess were confronted in their Hessville home by two well dressed bandits who bound Miss Hess and ransacked the house. She freed herself, fled to a store to summon police, and the pair escaped with only a dollar and a quarter.
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Albert Hess
Kennedy Avenue
Hessville
Misa Lita Hess
Mias Hees
Hass
Miss Hese
Albert
Louis Tebodo
Walter Withy
William Szot
Anti-Saloon League Leader Visits Lake County Rallys
Dr. L. B. York head of Indiana Anti-Saloon League toured Lake County speaking at Hammond First Methodist andGary union meeting amid strong church turnout. He praised the campaign finance response and urged retention of the Eighteenth Amendment, signaling a renewed church-led push.
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Ll. B. York
Gary
Lake County
Indianapolis
Hammond
State Clemency Commission to Review 380 Applications
Indianapolis April 24 The new state clemency commission will hold its second session May 4 and 5 to consider 380 applications. Wayne Coy announced the docket includes Lake County cases of murder arson burglary and embezzlement with requests for parole commutation or deportation for several inmates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
State Clemency Commission
Wayne Coy
Paul V. McNutt
Bollowa
Alfred Gudlowiski
Lake Criminal
Doseph Jarmuse
John Jechert
Everett Jones
John Lara
Charles Jackson
Pante Harslovich
Boyd Monroe
Dan Popovich
Tunco
Louis Robinson
Hoovers Attend Memorial Service at Santa Clara
Former President and Mrs Herbert Hoover attended a memorial service in Santa Clara Mission Church for officers and men of the Dirgibie Akron. It was their first public appearance since returning from Washington, D.C.
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Santa Clara University
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Santa Clara
Mission Church
Hoover
Washington, D.C
Anglo American talks push for fixed gold exchange
President Honnevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald pursue a plan to restore fixed gold exchange values with focus on gold standard revival, war debt revision, tariff seals, and Mediterranean security. Herriot and Canada’s Bennett join discussions as Rooseveltv MacDonald push toward agreement in principle to stabilize currencies and trade.
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Raymond Clapper
Unite
Washington, D. C
Honnevelt
MacDonald
Ahena
America
United Press
Washington
Herriot
France
Prsident Roosevelt
Canada
United States
Todzy
Beshnett
Roosevelt
Lake County Teens Apply for Forest Service Posts
More than 60 applications for President Roosevelt’s reforestation army were filed last week by Lake County youths. Hammond led with 50, East Chicago 40, Whiting 10, Hobart 1, and Crown Point 12 as committees prepare weekly reviews of bids for milk distribution centers. The panel plans to proceed despite opposition and will address grocery claims involving Worth township merchants.
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Crown Point
Ind
Roosevelt
Lake County
Peter
Hein
McNutt Relief Committee
Hammond
East Chicago
Whiting
Hobart
Grown Point
Gary
Worth Township Grocerg
Earthquake Kills Thirty and Injures One Hundred in Aegean
An earthquake on the island of Hos in the Aegean Sea kills thirty and injures about one hundred, according to an Athens telegraph dispatch. The report cites damage across the island and ongoing rescue efforts.
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London
Hos
Aegean Sea
Athens
Vandal destroys Bedding Co. plant on Marble Street
Vandals have wrecked the abandoned Hammond Bedding factory on Marble Street near the Betz plant. Losses include a conservatively estimated 35005 in damage and 144.45 in taxes, with extensive destruction from stripped windows to roof supports. Owners Schultz and Hirsch Co. of Chicago face rebuilding costs of 5000 to 35000 and seek leases as business conditions improve.
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Trammond Bedding Company
Marble Street
Betz Company
Times
Hammond Bedding Company
Schultz and Hirsch Co
Chicago
Hammond
Lincoln Life Insurance Head to Speak at Hammond Lunch
Arthur Friel of Fort Wayne, president of Lincoln National Life Insurance, will speak at Hammond Chamber of Commerce lunch Thursday noon. He analyzes the nation's financial health and is a noted authority on life insurance. The firm recently reinsured Northern States Life at Hammond. officials expect a record turnout and urge prompt reservations.
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Arthur Friel
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Fort Warne
Northern States Life Insurance Company
Hammond
Hammond Chamber of Commerce
Hall
Lincoln National Live Insurance Company
Indiana
Ave
Alleghany Mountains
Hail
Chamber
State police may arrest over 3.2 percent beer sale
Indianapolis Captain Matt Leach warned Abe Rosen a Gary political figure could face criminal liability if he proceeds with selling 3.2 percent beer without a state license. Rosen has obtained a court restraining order against local officials and State Excise Director Paul Fry, but the order does not bind state police or the attorney general.
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Indianapolis
Matt. Leach
Po Yea
Abe Rosen
Gary Battler
Rosen
Paul Fry
Leach
Philip Lutz, Jr
Wicker Park Caddy Awarded Eye Injury Claim
The North township advisory board awarded 1320 dollars to Harry Porer for an eye injury while caddying at Wacker Park in 1929. The Industrial Board of Indiana authorized the award January 11 1933 with a temporary loan to be repaid by township taxpayers.
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North Township Advisory Board
Harry TY. Porer
Wacker Park
Truster
Myrtle G. Meara
Hebron Man Seeks 50000 Damages Over Car Crash
Hebron resident Wil lam R B Anderson sued Barton Motors of East Chicago seeking 50000 as damages after defective brakes allegedly caused a wreck at Kennedy avenue near Grasselli Chemical plant. He was unconscious ten days and hospitalized over five months, spent over 3000 on treatment, and suffers jaw loss and facial disfigurement from the crash.
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Barton Motors Company
East Chicago
Willam RB. Anderson
Hebron
Miles Norton
Richard Malham
Atorney
Edwin Friedrich
Anderson
Grasselli Chemical
Kennedy Avenue
Calumet City beer price war erupts among retailers
Calumet City retailers push a new price war with 10 cent draught and 15 cent bottle beer, backed by the Calumet City Retail Beverage Association. The plan calls for nickel draught and 10 cent bottle sales at allied outlets, financed by losses prorated among members charging higher prices.
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Calumet City
State Street
Calumet City to Consider Beer Ordinance at Thursday Session
Calumet City Council to hold a regular meeting Thursday night to discuss a municipal beer ordinance and potential budget reductions. City Clerk Frank Angel and Mayor John W. Jaranowski indicate the 1933 and 1934 budgets have been trimmed, with further cuts possible if approved.
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Calumet City
Frank Angel
John W. Jaranowski
Aphamibtia
General Assembly
Common Council
County intangible value estimated at six million
Crown Point Indiana April 24 Lake county has at least six million dollars in intangible property, taxable this year for the dre fire. Treasurer Herman L Counter announced after reviewing the demand for new stamps used to pay the intangible tax. His office has already sold fifteen thousand dollars of the twenty five cent stamps. A stamp is required for each one hundred dollars of intangibles.
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the Times
Crown Point
Ind
Lake County
Herman L. Counter
Cycle Crash Hurts Pair In Hammond Traffic Incident
Ray Massoth 27 and Pearl Lynch 18 were injured when their motorcycle collided with the car of former Hammond chief Bini Bunde on State Street in Hammond. Massoth drove the cycle, while Lynch was lightly hurt. Bunde took them to St Margaret’s Hospital.
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Ray Massoth
Cortez Avenue
Chicago
Pearl Lynch
Hammond
Bini Bunde
State Street
Oh! Avenue
Bunde
St. Margaret's Hospital
Massoth
R. J. Little
Brown Avenue
Calumet Avenue
Governor tells of charges over beer price threats
In Indianapolis on April 24 Gov. Paul V. McNutt was briefed that an Evansville beer seller faced threats of beer delivery denial and removal from wholesalers lists if he under sold "regular" prices by selling Indiana brewed beer for less than 15 cents.
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Indianapolis
Apri
Paul ¥. McNutt
Evansville
Indiana
Mother of dead boy accuses widow of kidnapping plot
Mrs Daisy Harmon, jailed for the death of Anthony Braybender, allegedly plotted last summer to kidnap the infant Billy Jr of Helen Augbroner and hold him for ransom. The claim was denied by officials and is to be investigated as a possible conspiracy.
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Daisy Harmon
Hammond
Anthony Braybender
Helen Augbruner
Indiana Harbor
Times Today
William Fox
J Harmon
Billy
Willem Augbroner
Harmon
Indiana Harbor Belt
Hesaville
Ig Fala
And
Plan County Republican Meetings Spark Countywide Effort
The Hammond republican central committee plans a series of county meetings through 1933 following a large turnout at Lincoln club halls last Friday. Alderman C. C. McVey, Hammond GOP chairman, outlined an educational program to boost Republicanism ahead of 1934 municipal elections. He noted reports from Homer Bell showing rising party interest and a general rebirth of the party in Lake County.
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Hammond
Republican Central
Lincoln Club Reoma
McVey
Homar Bell
Lake County
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Sinclair Qoil
Gen. Dawes
Anti-Saloon League
County
Dr. L E. York
Hoovers
Aleep
MacDonnall
Wade House
Olf Felend
Senate Stortign Relations Committee
Wicker Park
Barton Motors Co
Ea Chicago
Seer Association
Plan County Republican Meetings
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