House Democrats win first party clash of session
Indiana State Capitol report on the opening clash in the Indiana House. Democrats move to have Governor McCray provide contracts and details for the Pendleton reformitory project, winning 49 to 47 with four Republicans absent. One Republican, Clarence C. Wysong, sided with Democrats, giving potential for reconsideration tomorrow.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
House of Representatives
Thurman Gottschalk
Pendleton
Clarence C. ‘ysong
Indianapolis
Torrow
Morgen
House
Lewis C
Carter
James St. Knepp
Willan M. Love
Joan c. Sherwood
Gottachalls
McCray
Weather forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis areas
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for fair skies with little temperature change. Indianapolis and vicinity expect fair days with minimal temperature shifts.
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Indiana
Indianapolis and vicinity
Legislature clashes and local crime news dominate state briefings
House Democrats win first party clash over reformatory contracts while bills move through committees on public morals. Lymar Stockwell convicted of manslaughter. six burglaries tied to loot worth 717 dollars. A Buffalo mission seeks 500000 gems with a $100000 immunity offer from thieves. Builders plan five story terminal warehouse and business block. State updates note Kiwanis Legion banque in Anderson and a plan for a patient commander of the legion. Domestic cases include theft dismissal on amnesia plea and labor office charges against profiteering. Foreign reports cover Ruhr occupation tensions and European debt concerns. Market notes report weaker hogs and cotton price volatility with grain shocks. sports highlight Western five beating Purdue and Iowa’s close win.
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House Democrats
Senate
Farmer
Lymar Stockwell
Legion ‘committee
Ruhr
Builders’ Supply Association
cee Baror
Buffalo missionaire
attorneya
Council
F.E.I. & Bie
Terminal Building Corporation
terminal
bualaésa
Robert Victor Hugo Martin
Weat- Ville
Ind
New York
Albert Thomas
international labor office
viaita Harding
u. &, coal commission
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Chui Company
Simmong
Robinson
Navy committee
Hawaiian
Supreme court
Oklahoma
Washington
Denver mint
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Central Pacific fnes
Hill
Maryland
Upshaw
Congress
Engagement of Miss Sibyl Fletcher and Lieut Hubbell
Washington society notes an upcoming engagement between Miss Sibyl Fletcher daughter of Rear Admiral Frank Fletcher and Lieut Reginald Worth Hubbell United States Army. The wedding date has not been set.
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Washington
Sibyl Fletcher
Frank Fletcher
Reginald Worth Hubbell
United States Army
Big Indianapolis Warehouse Project To Rise Near Pennsylvania Georgia
The Terminal Building Corporation plans a five story warehouse and business block at the southwest corner of Pennsylvania and Georgia streets. A 285000 square foot facility with a 245 foot Pennsylvania frontage will sit on a ninety nine year lease from the Indiana Refrigerating Company site. Elevation sidings will allow car lot storage and interurban traffic handling across the street. The project, costing about 1100000, aims for spring construction with offices on the first two floors and storage space on upper floors. W. J. Hogan leads the management with B Metcalf as secretary and the structure will be leased to an operating company for distribution and storage including sugar and other commodities for a wide region. An elevated track permit is noted in an accompanying ordinance.
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the
Terminal Building Corporation
Pennsylvania and
Georgia streets
Pennsylvania street
Georgia street
Indiana Refrigerating Company
Sid- Inge algo
Indianapolia Company
Indianapolis
W. J. Hogan
Indiana Refrigerator Company
B. &. Metcalf
Mgr. Hogan
Ninth Street
Cleveland
ta.ciez
onault Heusen
Cincinnati
Erie
Busthc Terminal Company
New York
Millionaire Schoellkopf heads here in jewel theft case
NY police report Charles P. Hugo Schoellkopf, Buffalo millionaire, travels toward this city to contact alleged bandits who chloroformed his wife after a New Year party and stole 500000 in gems along with 1400 dollars. Indianapolis and New York lawyers vie to arrange return and possible prosecution.
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Charles P. Hugo Schoellkopf
Buffalo
Mmulti-millonaire
New York
Gotham
Indianapolis
gema
Ferdinand Pecora
New Yorkey
Legion approves France Ruhr seizure policy in resolution
The American Legion national executive committee endorsed France occupying the Ruhr as part of reparations enforcement. They also backed Louisiana law enforcement, condemned a Legion member's murder, and urged US aid to ease the world crisis toward peace. The Ruhr resolution quoted reparations terms and France’s actions as justified under the peace treaty provisions.
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LEGION
FRANCE
RUHR
Ruhr valley
American Legion
Louisiana
United States
Europe
Germany
therafore
the
Herrin Massacre Defense Ends Case in Early Start
In Marion Illinois on January 15 the Herrin massacre murder trial proceeds as the defense rests its case for five men charged in Howard Hoffman’s death amid riot actions. Judge Hartwell overruled a motion to strike testimony from eighteen witnesses and prosecutors plan rebuttal tomorrow morning. State attorney Middlekauff notes three bullets hit the home of witness George Nelson Saturday night. no injuries reported.
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MARION
Howard Hoffman
Herrin
udge D.T. Hartwell
tomore
Co. W. Middlekauff
geeral
George Nelson
Primary Bill Fight Ends In Committee
Senate debates repeal of the presidential and statewide primary provisions as Senator Will E Penrod of Loogootee moves to withdraw the bill. Cravens offers a strike out and substitute approach, but the plan undermines the measure and signals its likely defeat. The partisan split deepens as Lyons calls in workers to show the committee in influence. CONTINUED ON PAGE BIgNz.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
Will E. Penrod
Loogootee
Senate
committee on elections
Joseph B.” Cravens
Cravens Salyer
Claypool
muppel
Lyons
Lawrence KE. Lyon
Umpire Ollie Chill Cleared in Slaying Case
In Cleveland Ohio Ollie Chill veteran American League umpire is exonerated from all connections with the death of Howard J McGregor 28 in a drunken apartment house brawl. George C Roedt confessed to shooting McGregor after he fired at him and Reed claimed self defense. Reed and Chill were released and Roedt faces first degree murder charges. McGregor and Reed were veterans of the 30th ammunition train company in World War I. The revolver used had been brought by the men back from the war.
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CLEVELAND
Ollie Chil
Howard J. Me
Gregor
jim
George C. Roedt
Chilt
Robert J. Burke
Roedt
Roedl
McGregor
Chill
Reed
maid
Goat Gland Grafts Ridicule by Paris Observer
Paris dispatch reports Dr. Serge Voronoff dismissing an American claim that goat glands may replace monkey glands in human rejuvenation. He says only the chimpanzee fits human physiology, while a Pan taour organization reportedly recognizes gland grafting and seeks chim panze breeder supply.
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PARIS
MONKEY UPHOLDER
BASIL PD
WOON
Universal Service Star
Serge Voronoff
Leon Hansen
Voronoff
Pantour
Infatuation Rumor Ties to Clergyman's Death
Mrs. William H. Wheelock of New York, friend of Rev. Dr. Percy Gordon assistant rector at St. Bartholomew's Park Avenue, is believed to have formed a close attachment. She is unaware he died by suicide and is under medical care aged 50, daughter of Morgan Dix. The trio traveled on the S S La Savoie last September and met in France with the clergyman's son who urged a return to New York amid parish gossip.
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William H. Wheelock
New York
Percy Gordon
St. Bartholomew's Church
Park avenue
Birs. Wheelock
Morgan Dix
clerkyman
S. S. La Savoie
France
KLANSMEN TESTIFY ON STORE MEETING IN BASTROP
In Bastrop Louisiana on January 14 two Ku Klux Klan members described a hardware store gathering of Klansmen after the Watt Daniel and Thom Richard kidnappings. They claimed the meeting was a precautionary measure amid rising tensions and blamed Mer Rouge residents for arming against Klansmen.
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BASTROP
Watt Daniel
Thom Richard
Ku Klux Klan
Ber Rongen
James F. Harp
Jap'* Jones
Bonita
Morehouse parish
Paris Klan
Daniel
Richard
Roth
wanorakert
Harp sald
Mer Rouge
Klah
Richard a wey
Harp
Dr. MckKein
fom Miller
A. C. Whipple
Clash marks Bochum advance after Berlin prohibits coal sale
Paris dispatch reports Berlin bans coal deliveries to the Rhine region, triggering planned German default and possible requisition of property to enforce reparations. French officials forecast continued Ruhr pressure, with troops advancing toward Dortmund and Barmen while preparing new punitive measures against German resistance. Communists in newly occupied areas call for war with France and ousting Chancellor Cuno.
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Mawrel
Obregon
Ruhr
Berlin
France
Belgium
England
BOCHUM
RHINELAND
PARIS
Germany
Great Britain
eschin
Bank of France
Teparations commission
ita Ruhr
Dortmund
Barmen
eeen
Cuno
Clash at Bochum Station Sparks Firefight and Protests
German demonstrators clashed with French troops at Bochum railway station as mass protests unfolded in front of the town hall. French fire killed one, wounded several, and troops intervened while police struggled to control crowds. Communists cheered the Third Internationale as work stopped in the Ruhr and coal trade tensions with France and Belgium intensified amid a tentative Essen agreement and calls for political resignations.
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BERLIN
Bochum
Third Internationale
French communist league
Esnen
Vorwaerts
Ruhr
Lokal Anzeiger
France
Cuno
German coal commission
Belgium
Germany
coe
torWervnce
Dortmund
Bellevue hotel
ft ter
fietsin
Council Favoring Rights for Entering Power Line Construction
Indications that the city council will ratify the Public Service Commission approval allowing the Terre Haute Indiana traction company to enter commercial electric lines for power unit construction were shown as an ordinance was introduced. Some objections to suspension of rules but general support expected at next meeting. The action is procedural. if not passed within thirty days the grant takes effect. A traffic code ordinance and a Republican move curbing left turns on Washington Street were also discussed.
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Ahlgren
Teeder
Gottachalk
Morgan
Algren
Gottschalk
John W. Kirch
Demone
pAhigten
Ruagelt B. Harrison
Indianapolis
érnor
adjutant general
Indiana
hemes Reed
tae
Uae
FAGE grant
theetty Council
Wice
Counci
memchers
board of public waters
Washingon &trench
Washington strees
Timots
seridian
Pennsylvania
Kington
safety’ board
safety ‘board
Meridian
Washington streets
France Plans Penalties In Ruhr Economic Crisis
The deadlock between French occupying authorities and German magnates in the Ruhr threatens a severe political and military response. Paris awaits instructions as Bochum and Gelsenkirchen fall fully under occupation with about 70 000 troops deployed amid fortified bridges and armed convoys. Workers show limited strikes while furnaces and plants continue operation.
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RSSEN
Ruhr
Paris
Bochum
Gelsenkirchen
Buhr
Indianapolis Today Social and Business Club Gatherings
A garbled list of meetings and associations in Indianapolis and nearby towns. Mentions include the Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy Products, American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers, Indiana Building Material, retail grocers, American Chemical Society, Chamber of Commerce, American Legion, and various hotel venues. Dates and exact agendas are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Claynoel
a. ma
Indiana
Lincoln
University of Michigan
em Association
Claypool hetel
American Pharmaceutical Manifester
ore’ Amociation
Clarboel hata
elere' Association
Claypool
Indianapolis
Caumerte, & p
Amoericam Chemical Society
tomcheom
Chamber of Commercs
ness
Hiltes C. Brows post
American Legion
luncheom
Hotel Severin
most
t Grre Cinb
Hotel Lizesta
neon
Mercator Clvh
Inneicom
Solnk-Araw
new
Arsin
Bealers
Hamer
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DEMOCRATS
Jima Crow
rade
Grover Bergdoll
mayway
United States Weather Bureau
mount Goring
Maha
Kiwanis Legion banque
Anderson
patienk
Franklin
forthwestern
Purdue
lowa wina
Michigan
Underwood & Underwood
Terminal Corporation
Schoellkopf
Schhgetkapt
r—hey
Schoellkopfa
Indianapolla law firm
jattormeys
Winter
Ferdinand Winter
Indianip
dafint
Plana
Weat
Fifty-second street
Fifth avenue
Frank Barrett Carman
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U. S
SPressurcomante
Alvin Owsley
John R. McQuigg
Ohio
FR. E. Conden
department of
continental Europe
Emmett O'Neal
Kentucky
Orville E. Cain
New Knampahtre
fons United state
BILL
Penrod
WOMEN OF PROSE
Dorothy Dix
Indianapolis Star
Hoosier State
OLLIE
Pastor Suicide
International Film Service
WILLIAM W. WHEELOCK
Say
Ku Klux
Met Rouge
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George Cromwell Blower
Hirmiyhela ES
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