Ogden Rules Taxpayers Can Not Appeal Indianap olis
James M. Ogden issued an opinion at the request of the Indiana state tax board stating that the 1927 Indiana law allowing appeals from tax board assessments to circuit and superior courts is unconstitutional. He said taxation is legislative and assessment is administrative, and moving courts to assess taxation would undermine constitutional separation of powers.
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Attorney General
Indiana
Indianapolis
INS
James M. Ogden
State Tax Board
Ogden
Philip Zoercher
Tax Board
DePauw Graduates lauded in Winona music circles
Esther Green Sapp and John Sapp, instructors in Winona music, praised as finished musicians. The couple plans to study in Berlin this fall. Esther Alice Green, soloist in Grieg concerto, commended for flawless technique and expressive tone in the Winona Tabernacle concert by the Winona Lake Orchestra.
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Warsaw Daily Times
Esther Green Sapp
John Sapp
Winona
Sapp
Esther Alice Green
Grieg
Miss Green
Harold von Mickwitz
Oil Blast Aboard tanker May Claim Dozen Lives
Bayonne N J Aug 9 One man killed four missing and at least eleven seriously injured in explosion aboard the Standard Oil tanker William Rockefeller. The blast rocked Manhattan and victims were blown into the water and burned. Tugboats rescued the injured and they were taken to Staten Island Hospital.
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Bayonne
N. J
INS
Standard
William Rockefeller
Manhattan
Staten Island Hospital
Police Chief Shot in Illinois Resort Incident
Chicago Aug 9 Police Chief Theodore Schutte 45 of Elmwood Park was shot and killed at San Souci roadhouse Morton Grove after aiming a revolver at county officer Fred Bryant Bryant fired in self defense as Schutte threatened to shoot William Lescun proprietor said Schutte a frequent visitor often intoxicated entered the resort causing panic among about twenty five customers half of them women Schutte had led the Elmwood Park force about five years was married with five children
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Chicago
INS
Theodore Schutte
Elmwood Park
San Souci
Morton Grove
Fred Bryant
Schutte
Bryant
William Lescun
Waveland Fair Announces August Schedule
The Waveland fair will be held August 22 and 28 in Waveland Indiana. Livestock classes will award prizes and the 4-H Club department will prize top dairy calves pigs and potatoes.
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Waveland
Ind
Former athlete sentenced to year to life in Pontiac
Henry Nelson, 21, once a high school athlete, pleads guilty to robbery with a gun in Chicago. He is ordered to serve one year to life at the Pontiac state reformatory. Two other indictments are dismissed as he confesses to multiple holdups and is believed wanted in Indianapolis and other places.
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Chicago
Henry Nelson
State Reformatory
Pontiac
Nelson
Indianapolis
Cassler seeks pauper attorney in murder defense
In Valparaiso Indiana circuit court Mrs Catherine Cassler and her adopted son Edward petition for aid in defense against murder charges in the death of Miss Cameola Soutar whose body was found in a swamp near Valparaiso Cassler claims poverty The case follows her prior murder conviction reversed by the Illinois Supreme Court and relates to alleged relations with Casslers husband Miss Soutar was killed soon after Cassler left jail in Chicago
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Valparaiso, Ind
Circuit Court
Catherine Cassler
Edward
Cameola Soutar
Valparaiso
Cassler
Mrs. Cassler
Miss Soutar
Tallinois
State Supreme Court
Chicago
Poplar Ridge Old Settlers Picnic Set for August 17
The annual Old Soldiers and Settlers picnic at Poplar Ridge east of Mansfield is advertised for Saturday August 17. Speakers include C B Smithson of Brazil Mrs John Acree of Brazil and Mrs Claude Ott of Rockville among others. The event is open to the public for music and entertainment.
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Poplar Ridge
Mansfield
C. B. Smithson
Brazil
John Acree
Claude Ott
Rockville
Hague Deadlock Persists as Snowden Stands Firm at Talks
In The Hague the deadlock over German reparations continues as British Chancellor Philip Snowden maintains his ultimatum. Belgian expert M Francus and German Finance Minister Hilferding pressed for concessions while Snowden rejects division of annuities and in kind payment.
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London
INS
Philip Snowden
Britain
Hague
The
M. Francus
Belgium
Hilferding
Snowden
Germany
Community Notes Share Visits and Illnesses in Palestine
Neighborhood activity centers on visits among Beck, Osborn, Baker, Knauer and Miles families. Calls to Indianapolis for hospital and camp Knox departures appear alongside updates on Mrs. Dorothy Hill’s death and funeral at Haw Creek Church.
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Marie Beck
Henry Osborn
Fred Beck
Helen
Berstoff
Harry Pierson
Etta Knauer
Edna Baker
Ben Baker
Indianapolis
Charles Baker
Cecil Knauer
Harold Baker
Nola
City Hospital
Horace Osborne
Hazelwood
Irene Cline
Mr. McClure
Stilesville
Gladys Barnes
Plainfield
Hubert Todd
Groveland
Clarence
Miss Ruth
Bernice Rogers
Dell Michaels
Dorothy (Anderson) Hill
Arthur Anderson
Fort Harrison
Jackson
Floyd
Ft. Harrison
Haw Creek Church
Ladoga
Tom Ball
Dorothy Hill
Haw Creek
Bert Miller
Ferrol
James Hylton
M. E. Smith
Charlie Baker
Cecil Knauers
Eliza Ann Michaels
John Wilson
Hazel
Daisy
Haines
Bell Wilson
June Sheets
Ardith Wilson
Mae McSheney
Dave Degischer
Walter
Luxury to Find No Lap In John Coolidge's Home
John Coolidge son of a former president and Florence Trumbull daughter of the Connecticut governor plan autumn marriage. They will start housekeeping modestly in New Haven on a railroad clerk's salary, reflecting the Trumbull and Coolidge family history of prudent living and gradual prosperity.
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John Coolidge
United States
Florence Trumbull
Connecticut
White House
New Haven
John Trumbull
Plainville
John
Florence
Trumbull
Trumbull Electric Company
Trumbulls
Executive Mansion
America
My Lady's Past and Grit Wins at Granada and Vancastle
Granada theatre hosts My Lady's Past with Belle Bennett and Joe E Brown featuring the song A Kiss to Remember and witty dialogue by Frederick and Fanny Hatton. At Vancastle Theatre Ted Wells stars in Grit Wins, a Western with Kathleen Collins as lead, based on a George Plympton story about a long feud over a 5 foot 6 inch property.
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Belle Bennett
Joe Brown
Granada Theatre
Frederick
Fanny Hatton
Mamie Reynold
Sam
Mamie
Ten Wells
Vancastle
Ted Wells
Wells
Kathleen Collins
George Plympton
DePauw Grid Schedule Highlights Fall Matches
DePauw football fans await a fall schedule opening September 21 at home versus Manchester. The season closes November 25 with the DePauw versus Wabash rivalry at Crawfordsville. The slate includes Oberlin Earlham Purdue Franklin Butler Muncie and an open date November 9.
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DePauw
Manchester
Wabash
Greencastle
Oberlin
Muncie
Crawfordsville
Lifer Sees World After 53 Years In State Prison
Jesse H. Pomeroy, once a youth who killed children, leaves Charleston State Prison for Bridgewater State Farm at age seventy one. He experiences his first car ride and wonders at tractors replacing horses, and glimpses an airplane takeoff as escorts drive him toward a new life beyond the wall.
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Charleston
Jesse H. Pomeroy
State Farm
Bridgewater
Mass
Pomeroy
Massachusetts
Boston
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Waveland Fair
W. H. Eiteljorge
England
Palestine
Mrs. Miles
Newtown
Camp Knox
Frank Rogers
Girton and Son
Card Summers
Coatesville
Clarence Philips
Mrs. Henry Osborn
Mrs. Girton
Fred Roegrs
Elden Miles
Miles
Beulah Bell Smith
Carol Summers
Jfred Beck
Edna
Granada
Voncastle
Earlham
Purdue
Lafayette
Franklin
Butler
Fiore
Girl Collier Jr
Jacqueline Logan
Grif
Laura Laplante
Neil Hamilton
Silent Pictures
Fangst
Jerry Drew
Schlosser’s
Brockton
Jesse H, Pomeroy
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