Indiana Governor Ed Jackson Indicted on Bribery Conspiracy
Indiana Governor Ed Jackson and three fellow Hoosier officials face October 8 arraignments on conspiracy and bribery charges. The indictments allege an attempt to bribe former Governor Warren T. Cray with up to $10,000 for the appointment of James E. F. McDonald as Marion County prosecutor. Also charged are George W. Coffin and Robert I. Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jackson
George W. Coffin
Son County
Robert I. Marsh
Warren T. Cray
James J. Collins
Marion County Criminal Court
Collins
Jackson
John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis
Iawa
Marion County
Grand Jury
Diramatic
John Ly. Duvall
Indianalis
Cort
Marion County Publican
Ku Klux Klan
Emor Jackson
Vernor
Warren T McCray
Cray
James EF. McDonald
Marionunty
Indiana
Coffin
G ‘Kson
Marsh
Liberty
Bonds of
Mayor Duvall
Spec
Bond
Lousier Common
T. McCray
Tt Garty
Atlanta
Wackson
Former US Agent Kills Lithuanian Surgeon General Over Love
In Falanza Lithuania former US Justice Department agent John J. Roman killed Dr Anthony Brundza Surgeon General of the Lithuanian army after a love-triangle dispute with Roman's wife Mary Osker. Roman, who also took his seven year old son to New York, surrendered to Lithuanian authorities and faces serious charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
INS
Falanza
Lithuania
John J. Roman
United States Department of Justice
Anthony Brundza
Romen
Mias
Mary Osker
Lawrence
Moss
Brundza
Roman
New York
Dr. Brundza
Fireman Dies Suddeny of Heart Disease
Harvey T. Lynch a 39 year old Big Four railroad fireman died suddenly of heart disease early Saturday. He was stricken at 6:69 and died 7:15 while the crew started work. Lynch had worked only about a month and collapsed in the engine cab. Dr W W Tucker pronounced the death. Lynch's body was sent to Indianapolis for burial after services at his home Tuesday. He leaves a widow a 7 year old son his parents a brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey T. Lynch
Yenre
Lynch
W. W. Tucker
McCurry
20Th As
Baltinere
Ireianapolis
Chino & Indiana
Leal
Thomas N. Denlham
Howayd A. Hacley
William Ashworth
I. M. Cloyd
Indianapolis
Students Involved In Crash Near Indiana State Farm
A group of students in a Dodge collided with a Ford touring car west of the Indiana State Farm on the National Road late Friday. The Dodge had minor damage while the Ford was completely wrecked. Both cars were towed to Manhattan Garage. the Ford owner is Ralph Lawson of Oolitic Indiana. No injuries reported.
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Indiana State Farm
National Road
Manhattan
Greencastle
Ralph Lawson
Oolitic
Ind
Red Men Home Coming Features Cody Fleming Show
The Red Men celebrate home coming with the Mad Cody Fleming show from Monday to Saturday at the West Walnut street grounds across the Monon tracks. Promoters promise high class clean entertainment with a swing merry go round and side shows as carnival features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody Fleming
West Walnut Street
High — Entertainment
Monon
Red Men
Hill Silent on Murder Charge En Route to Streator
Three Streator officials escort 16 year old Harry Hill from Seattle to Streator to stand trial for his mother's murder. Hill repeats I have nothing to say on advice of counsel as investigators probe for a confession during the cross country trip aboard the Oriental Limited. His father Dr H C Hill accompanies the journey, denies involvement, and urges nontalk.
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Seattle
Chicago
INS
Streator
Miinois
Harry Hill
Hill
H. C. Hil Oe
William Robb
Joliet Girl Crowned Miss America of 1927 at Atlantic City
Lois Delander, 16, from Joliet Illinois entered as Miss Illinois and won the title Miss America of 1927 before more than ten thousand spectators on Atlantic City’s pier. Mozelle Ramse of Dallas finished second. Delander is a junior at Gloria Township High School.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Middle West
Lois Delander
Joliet, Ill
America
Dallas
Mozelle Ransome
Tex
Weather brief notes cloudy and warmer conditions
The report notes cloudy skies with warmer temperatures. Sunrise is listed at 6 21 and sunset at 6 02.
False Hope Revived for Old Glory Flight Dreams
Amid global criticism of attempted round the world flights, hopes for Rene Fonck to cross the Atlantic in Ville De Paris are dashed by Navy restrictions. Other flyers face pressure to abandon plans including Charles Levine from England to America and monoplane pilots Edward Schlee and Williams Brock. Prizes of 25000 dollars offered by Boston and Philadelphia chambers are withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Rome
Halifax
Newfoundland
Rene Fonck
Atlantic
Sikorsky
Ville de Paris
Navy Department
Lieut
L. W. Curtin
Ensign
W. Edwards
Fonck
Charles D. Levine
England
America
Columbia
T. Harold Kincade
Wright Aeronautical Association
Chambers of Commerce of
Boston
Philadelphia
Europe
H. H. Macintosh
British Pier
Dublin
C. A
Duke” Schiller
Phil Wood
Royal Windsor
Edward F. Schlee
Williams
Brock
Honk Kong
Washington Shanghai
Washington
Pacific
Tokio
San Francisco
Fishermen recover possible St Raphael air wreckage
Atlantic salvage report says two airplane wings were found by fishermen 248 miles northwest of Brittany on September 1. The missing St Raphael was tied to a route from Up Avon Wiltshire, with the search ongoing and officials reviewing the find. Bee Hive Rebecca Lodge to meet Monday at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
ST. Raphael
London
INS
Brittany
Paris
Upavon
Wiltshire
Rebecca Lodge
Coolidge Returns as Capital Teems with Political Talk
Washington, Sept 10. President Coolidge comes back to a capital buzzing with interpretation of his famous I do not choose to run statement. Politicians seek clarity on whether he has barred a 1924 bid or would accept a nomination if offered by the Republican Party. Secretary Mellon sees sincerity, while weighing Hughes as a potential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Coolidge
White House
Republican Party
Treasury Mellon
Mellon
Charles Evans Hughes
Companion of Hulbert Dies of Wounds in Barbecue Hold Up
Indianapolis September 10. Henry Weidner faces a manslaughter charge after Alvin L. Price 27 of Kokomo died at City hospital from a throat wound. Price and Kenneth E. Hulbert 30 of Cloverdale were accused of hold ups. a gunfight followed with Weidner, who was wounded. Hulbert jailed for burglary and grand larceny. Price survived by a widow and a small daughter living in Kokomo.
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Indianapolis
Henry Weidner
Pendleton Road
Emerson Avenue
Alvin L. Price
Kokomo
City Hospital
Charles H. Keever
Weidner
Price
Kenneth E. Hulbert
Cloverdale
Hulbert
Marion County
Lone Stars to Play Terre Haute Club
The fast Terre Haute Federals visit the Indiana Portland Cement Plant Lone Stars for a Sunday game. Terre Haute beat Rockville 4 to 1 last week and posted three tournament games before losing. both teams feature swift semi pro players with Luce and Newman likely on the visitors’ battery and Cash and Dodge for the Lone Stars.
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Federals
Terre Haute
Lone Stars
Lone Star
Rockville
Wabash Valley
Luce and
Newman
Lone Star Battery
Cash
Dodge
Indictments Signal Broad Clean-Up Of Hoosier Politics
Vincennes publisher Thomas H. Adams calls for sweeping probes after indictments of Jackson Duvall and Coffin. He urges Watson and Robinson to resign, demands prosecutions of corrupt lawyers, and seeks full publication of charges against high state officials including Jackson Duvall Coffin and a purge of the Republican leadership. He names Governor Ed Jackson, Marion County chair, the state committee, and several officials as target resignations.
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Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
D. C. Stephenson
Adams
Jackson
Duvall
Coffin
James E. Watson
Arthur R. Robinson
Squibbs
Income Tax Department
Evansville
Indianapolis
Gary
State Highway Commission
Ed, Jackson
John L. Duvall
George W. Coffin
Marion County
Republican State Committee
Frederick H. Schottemeier
M. Bert Thurman
Internal Revenue
Ralph E. Updike
Harry Rowbottom
Bainbridge Man Pleads Guilty to Assault and Battery
Thomas Thayer of Bainbridge pleaded guilty in Justice J. J. Rauble’s court to assault and battery on Howard Long, minor son of Harry Long. He was fined $5 plus costs totaling $16.35. The incident followed a Wednesday evening dispute between the boys, with Harry Long filing the affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thayer
Bainbridge
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. J. Rauble
Howard Long
Harry Long
Thayer
Long Boy
Long
Registration totals 941 first two days at DePauw
Vera L. Worth reports DePauw University enrolled 941 students in the first two days of registration. On the first day 226 freshmen men and 96 women joined the College of Liberal Arts and Music School, with 424 upperclassmen and 85 more freshmen enrolling yesterday.
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Vera L. Worth
DePauw University
College of Liberal Arts and Music School
College of Liberal Arts
Headon Crash on National Road in Dense Fog
Four injured in a fog bound head on collision on the National Road near Manhattan. Hinkle family members and Ralph Cramer of Terre Haute hospitalized. driver blame not assigned per Dr. Tucker. Victims include Marion Hinkle 54 and Mrs Hinkle 53 with severe injuries. Frances Hinkle 14 with a fractured jaw.
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Marion Hinkle
Frances
Brazil
National Road
Manhattan
North Jackson Street
Greene Castle
Frances Hinkle
Cramer
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Jame E. Mdonald
Igor Duvall
Eugene J. Cadoll
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United States
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Hile
Young Streator
Ill
Joliet
Tokyo
Limedale Park
Depauw
Ralph Cramer
Raymond Cox
Hinkle
Putnam County
C. C. Tucker
Workman
Clinton
Illinois
Community Hospital
Hinkle Overland
Leas
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