Woman to Head House Committee on Indianapolis
Indiana Capitol January fourth report notes Indianapolis committee formed with Rep Elza Rainey as chairman. Republicans hold a slim majority but two members are ill and unable to attend, risking a breach affecting administration measures. Speaker Moran faces possible delays as committee appointments near completion. Ranking member for Indianapolis committee named as Rep Russell Harrison.
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House
Raymond C. Moran
iit
Indianapolis
Russell B. Harrison
Legislature tax bill and committee chair plan
The Democratic party proposes a state tax board with limited powers and selects Elizabeth Rainey as chairman of the House committee on affairs of Indianapolis. Local notes include a shooting incident arrest, school board president selection, Woodruff Place project, and a January hearing on a local company. Governors and officials seek legal aid, while a city raid and arrests are reported along with university and distillery items.
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Elizabeth Rainey
House
Indianapolis
Board of ‘school commissioners
Woodruff Place
Legion auxiliary
testo
McCray
Lesh
Los Angeles
Charles
Kolthoff
Oakland on crossing
Weather forecast hints mixed weekend with snow south
The Indianapolis forecast shows Saturday snow and cover with colder conditions and Sunday likely fair. Regional outlook notes a mix of snow in extreme south areas and improving weather, as the Almanac provides yesterday’s conditions and sunrise sunset times.
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fain
Indianapolis
Hoosier flier survives two 10,000 foot falls
Henry Hoonstra of Lafayette Indiana, a nail pilot, survived a 10,000 foot plunge while en route from Rock Springs to Salt Lake City. Earlier his plane was wrecked on Porcupine ridge near Coalville Utah, and he wandered thirty six hours before finding shelter. In yesterday's crash his aircraft was destroyed. he was knocked unconscious but suffered only minor injuries.
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SALT LAKE CITY
Utah
Henry
Hoonstra
Lafayette
Ind
Rock Springs
Wye
Porcupine ridge
Coalville
Boonstra
filer
Joint Mine Wage Scale Conference Fails in Chicago
The joint conference of fifteen districts adjourned in Chicago without reaching wage scale agreement. Operators and miners expect a call for a New York meeting January 15 to 22, led by John L. Lewis and Phil H. Penna. The failure ends two conference series begun in Cleveland in October 1926, with the old central competitive field viewed as the likely scope for future talks.
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CHICAGO
New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Phil H. Penna
Indiana Operators’ Association
Cleveland
Tilola
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lewis
John Hays Hammond
Harding
Triangle Slaying Said To Wife And Friend Of Family
Henderson Ky Jan five Olile Gibbons arrested charged with murder of Gus Noffsinger Southland Coal Co general manager found dead near garage Sunday His wife Mrs Noffsinger confessed plan between wife and Gibbons a friend of the family Former boarder at Noffsinger home The body found within twenty feet of Mrs Noffsinger’s bedroom Blood stained miner’s hammer found nearby identified as the murder weapon
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HENDERSON
Olile Gibbons
Gus Noftlinger
Southland Coal Company
Noffsinger
Gibbons
Pottee
Noffsingjem
Neffsinger
Edward Potter
Nashville
Indianapolis Today Evening Club Meeting and Events
Behovolmet's Club holds meetings at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Marton County Young People's Sunday School Association runs its fourth annual conrem with 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Altona Club hosts a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at 12:20 p.m. Narsea of Robert WW. Long hospital inner at 2:34 p.m. Iveens of Women Yeéters reveting Chamber of Commerce at 7:38 p.m. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity hosts a meeting at a Chamber of Commerce book event.
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Behovolmet’s Club
Claypool
Marton county
Young People’s Sunday School Association
Altona Club
Chamber of Cammerce
Narsea
Robert WW. Long hospital
inner
botal
Chamber of Commerce
a. Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Grand Jury Rules Wage Pact Aimed to Control Prices
A federal grand jury in Cleveland indicts sixteen members of the National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers and the National Association of Window Glass Workers for an unlawful wage contract. A restraining order blocks the wage terms for about 8,000 workers as hearings set for January 11. Indicted manufacturers' names include Basil, Smith, Hilton, Schoy, Harding, Phillips, Everts, Loriaux. workers' committee includes Steiner, Pierce, Clark, Rozzell, Wittebort, Dulaney, Parker. The case hinges on Sherman anti trust law questions and two period wage systems.
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CLEVELAND, O
National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers
National Association of Windows Glals
John M. Killits
Toledo
manufacturers’ association
gents
wage committee of
Frank Bastin
Vincennes
Maid
William , Smith
Clarksburs
W. Va
H. R. Hilton
Port Alleghany
John B. Schoy
Sistersville
Charles H. Harding
Ft. Smith
Art
Wiliam
Phillips
Democrats Seek State Tax Board Appeal Reform Plan
Senator Charles S Batt of Terre Haute pitches a Democratic platform measure to retain the state board of tax commissioners as the final appeal after county council review of bond issues and levies. The plan shifts initial review to the county council and trims session frequency, aiming to curb excessive public improvement spending while preserving key named bodies.
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state board of tax commissioners
General Assembly
Charles 5. Batt
Terre Haute
Batt
pfil
Lang
state board
State identifies bodies in Mer Rouge case and ex mayor’s release
The state through the attorney general identifies two headless bodies found in Lake La Fourche as Watt Daniels and T F Richards, victims of a masked band. Ex mayor Dr McKein, arrested in Baltimore for murder, returns to Mer Rouge and posts $5,000 bond to remain under Louisiana jurisdiction. Judge Odom warns witnesses and crowds to avoid interference as a state militia presence reassures the public.
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BASTROP
MeKela
M. McKela
Mare Rouge
Baltimore
Watt Daniels
T. F. Hichards
Morehouse” pough
A. V. Coco
Dr. McKoln
Judge Odom
McKein
Monnie
dodge
Daniel and
Richards
Hays Issues Final Word on Arbuckle Pardon
New York, Jan 5. Win H. Hays, president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc., issues his final word on Roscoe C. Fatty Arbuckle. He believes Arbuckle should have a chance to make good after being acquitted of slaying Virginia Rappe. The statement says public judgment and industry partners must decide, not a single man.
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NEW YORK
WIN H. Hays
Produ, Seers and Distributors-of-America, Inc
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Hays
Virginia Rappe
San Francisco
Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Spirit fixer convicted of extorting $600 in New York
Mrs. Roge Santora was found guilty by a jury of extorting money from Eddie Stoppielo and his fiancé Kate Dio dail with the aid of spirits. He testified that on the eve of his marriage a stepmother warned of evil forces and Santora claimed to ward them off with a mystic bodyguard and fire rituals. The defense blamed enmity between Kate and Santora. Sentencing set for January 10. maximum penalty is twenty years.
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NEW YORK
Roge Santora
Eddie Stoppielo
Kate Diodail
Stoppielo
Katie
Manceo
Mra. Santora
Rioting in Rosewood Leaves Several Dead and Fugitives
Armed posses searched Rosewood Florida tonight for Jesse Hunter an escaped convict linked to Monday’s assault on a white woman. Two white men and four negroes were killed and four white men wounded in a vehicle house attack as white merchants Wilkinson and Andrews were killed when approaching a negro home seeking Sylvester Carrier. Local officers claim quiet is returning but many negros fled to the woods as the crowd grows.
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ROSEWOOD
Fla
Jan
Jesse Hunter
megro
Hardes
Wilkinson
Sumner
Henry Andrews
Cummer Lumber Company
Otter Creek
Sylvester Carrier
Hunter
Levy country
Carrier
Twenty Missing In Kelso Bridge Disaster
Kelso Washington officials confirmed twenty people remain missing after a bridge collapse on the Cowlitz River near the Kelso site. Four bodies were recovered, with investigators also noting an unidentified man among those killed or drowned. Bank cashier arrested in Wisconsin linked to embezzlement at a Warren Monroe county bank, about $10,590 misappropriated.
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KELSO BRIDGE
KELSO, Wash
Cowltts river
MADISON, Wia
R. W. Bentzen
Warren
Monroe
Police raid uncovers large illegal whiskey still at Harris home
In an attic raid at 812 Church Street, police found 400 gallons of mash and 180 proof white mule whisky hidden in an attic closet. George Harris admitted preparing the still for sale while officers removed mash via a bucket brigade. Separate raids by Dunwoody and others uncovered another still under Dan Bogdan’s home on South Fleming Street.
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Wan
Cox
Martin, Moore
Gallagher
George Harris
Church Street
Hla
Harris
Dunwooly
Dan Bogdan
Fleming street
McGres
Bledsoe
Duns
Rogan ja
sixten
Indiana
France Italy Belgium drop plan to seize Ruhr region
Secretary of State Hughes told French ambassador Jusserand that France's uncompromising stance blocks U S aid to Europe on the Ruhr issue. Harding seeks reparations talks under treaty terms but US favors considering Germany's ability to pay. President and advisers study crisis as cabinet meets and news leaks continue.
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France
Belgium
Italy
Ruhr
Germany
Europe
Lausanne
United States
GEORGE W. HINMAN
Universal Service
WASHINGTON
Hughes
Jules Jusserand
State Department
I wan
White House
Harding
M. Jansersnd
Col
George Harvey
Great Britain
Todey
Jusserand
bia
Reet
Misnouri
British Debt Settlement Proposes 37 to 40 Year Plan
British commissioners Baldwin and Norman outline a debt settlement to the United States with terms differing from Congress. They seek 37 to 40 years for repayment and varying interest rates by purpose, including funds for munitions and food. American sympathy among leaders is noted as tacit.
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WASHINGTON
Jan
Universal Service
United States
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Montague C. Norman
White House
State Department
Congress
Norman
No Action Proposed Until After Jan 15 in Germany
Reports from Berlin indicate no immediate government action is planned until after January 15. It is believed a payment of 500,000,000 gold marks may be involved, though purposes of the payment and its relation to poincare are not yet determined.
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Germany
M. Poincare
Washington
Harting
France
Europe
Patat
Ruhr
United States
France and Allies delay Ruhr move amid caution
Paris reports show France Italy and Belgium shelving a rushed Ruhr entry. After talks with Pointcare and Mussolini aides, no military action appears likely before Jan. 15. Washington sees little American leverage while awaiting further Franco-British plans and potential economic talks.
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PARIS
France
Italy
Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
M. Pointcare
Marquis Della Torretta
Italan
M. Theunis
M. Jaspar
Westph
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ainey
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arre py Lake
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A. Perkins
George
G._Bizthorn
Dilford ‘Townsend
J. Glenn Harrin
Lake county
weither
James M. Knapp
Wayne County
education committee
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Craw
Indianapolis Star
fela pesiey
Robinson
Jusstrand
Daugherty
McKain
Morehouse parish
Senate
Schochkoff
Herrin
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Integor post
British debt commission
Mellon
Will Hays
Supreme court
Knox
Fatty
Pederal reserve bank review
Franklin defeata Butler
Rose S. Yankeen
Giants
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TRIANGLE
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gare Umea
MER ROUGE
M’KOIN REACHES
SXDIE
Tro Whiter
U.S
Jussur
Treasury
Bonar Law
Signore Mussolini
Rome
Mussolini
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Weygand
Marshal Foch
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