Speedway Races Rally Against Memorial Day Bill
Indiana groups and business leaders condemn a proposed Indiana General Assembly bill that would ban automobile races at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Memorial Day. They call the measure class legislation limiting personal liberties and threaten the event’s impact on Indianapolis and the state.
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Hoosier Motor Club
Indianapolis Automobile Trade” Association
Indianapolis Chamber , of,Commerce
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Indianapolis Real state Board
deset
Chicago to Build 55 Million Dollar Terminal
Chicago officials announced plans to replace the Dearborn Street station with a new terminal complex. The project, by Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad, includes three levels of concourses and a main building facing Polk Street between State and Clark. The waterplated expenditure is quoted at 55 million dollars.
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CHICAGO
Dearborn street
Chicago & Western Indiana Tailroad
Polk street
State
Clark streets
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Nearby
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity shows fair weather Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. A mild start to the week with light winds and no major precipitation expected. Humidity readings and past data noted. changes in temperature remain slight.
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Indianapolis
vicini
Fifty room castle offered for $1000
At Wellenz on the Rhine opposite Koblenz a fine fifty room castle with furnishings and acres of vineyards is advertised for sale for $1000. Mochau of Chicago, an army official, bought an apartment house at Mainz for his wife's father, paying the equivalent of 42,000 marks. An American army officer ordered a hunting rifle, valued at 100 marks, and paid the mark equivalent, about 30 cents in U.S. money.
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wWELENZ
Associated Press
Rhine
Goblenz
Mochau
Chicago
Mayence
tao
Goes Free for Reform Work Wife of Physician Enters Prison Welfare
A wife of a physician, described as deeply devoted to his memory, gains her freedom to devote her life to prison welfare and reform work. The report notes public interest in her charitable path and the cause she now embraces.
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imlove
Fifty two oppose Propylaeum plan protest letter
A protest from stockholders of the Indianapolis Propylaeum Association opposes reinvestment of funds in a new clubhouse. They argue the board should allow a stockholders vote, warn that shares could lose value, and note most members live out of state. The dispute centers on assets nearing cash distribution and the need for governance changes to accommodate a clubhouse.
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Propylaeum Association
atty-two
oirectors
Propylaeum
North street
Pennsylvania
war memorial plaza
association
Charles Warren Fairbanks
North Meridian street
treasury
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis Propylaeum Association
as seta
axaina
Indiana
Indianapolis
YONKERS
Barron Appeals for Separation Over Alleged Nightly Abuse
George Barron asked City Judge Boole to protect him from his wife’s alleged nocturnal theft and misconduct. Barron named Frank Foppers as his wife’s boarder and claimed he stole her affection. Foppers denied the charges, and the judge advised Barron to pursue separation.
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George Barronz
Rhineland Break With Reich Openly Tasked in Meeting
The Associated Press reports that Rhineland secession was openly discussed at two meetings of the Separation party in Dusselfdorf. Dr Dorten, leader of the Rhineland separatists, arrived for talks on proclaiming a Rhineland republic while French authorities say they will not interfere if he appears to advocate self governance.
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Associated Press
Rhineland
Reich
Separation
Leo Reckers
secession party
Deerten
Duszeldorff
Princes Recognized on Incognito Walk in New York
January 21 report from New York says Princes Andrew and Christopher, exiled Greek royals, walked incognito on a Bronx bridge when a passing countryman saluted them. The brothers acknowledged the salute as they continued their stroll, seeking anonymity.
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NEW YORK
Universal Service
America
Andrew
Constantine
Greece
Christopher
Bronklyn bridge
Mosul Oil Dispute May Be Decided Tuesday
Lausanne January 21 The East Conference opens its third month with the Mosul oil question likely to be settled at Thursday’s meeting. Attorneys for Abdul Hamed heirs push for arbitration while Iwin Untermyer of New York supports their claim. Allies focus on private property versus Ottoman state ownership amid Turkish refusals.
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LAUSANNE
Associated Press
Versailles
Mosulol
Tursday
Mosul
Iwin Untermyer
New York
et lt
Abdul Hamed
maton companies
porritorien
Mesopotamia
Syria
Tripoli
Includine Mogul
Guatemala Chief Says Army Needed For Defense
Guatemala City January 21 President Orellana declared Guatemala does not fear invasion by Mexico and requires enough troops to maintain interior peace. He cited extensive frontiers with Mexico Belize El Salvador and Honduras and rejected calls from the Guatemala delegate at the Central American conference for 60000 soldiers due to possible Mexican invasion.
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GUATEMALA CITY
Universal Service
Guatemala
Mexico
Belize
Salvador
Honduras
Orellana
Records reveal steady gains in general business
The Indianapolis Association of Credit Men reports broad growth across wholesale lines and many manufacturing branches in the last three months, with December sales up 24 to 58 percent from a year ago. Furniture makers, led by McDougal, push output to record highs as factories operate near full capacity. Udell Works also shows strong activity with table and cabinet production increasing.
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BERT RENEEY
J. Teporta
Indianapolis Association of Credit Men
rtatistles
Kew
Chicago
Indiana
Joan
K. E
McDougal company
rune aing
Udel
State Mine Bureau Proposal Heads to Senate
A bill to create a state department of mines with four members and a mine inspector, backed by Senator Clem J. Richards, would place administration under a new board of two coal miners and two mine operators. The plan, from a 1921 commission, would empower the inspector to appoint five assistants and direct a state industrial board, with funding to be provided by the Senate.
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department of mines and minine
Senate
Clem —J._Richards
Terri Haute
Tegislature
Carey Littlejohn
department
iato
alan
bil
bat Ir
atate industrial board
Richards
mone
Official Suffers Stroke In India Bank Official’s Illness
Chamles W. Camp, aged two, a state bank commissioner, was critically ill after anaplexy at Methodist Hospital. He resides at the Stratford apartments with his daughter Maude McTntyre. Flehay Deer, a bank examiner for six years, is connected. Camp formerly lived at Garey Watt, Ind.
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Chamles W. Camp
Indiaana state bank
Methodist hospital
Camp
Stratford apartmante
hin
Maude Mc Tntyre
Flehay Deer
bank examiner
ati Garey watt
Ind
Operators Near Wage Scale Agreement Soon
In Jat 21 meeting circles, bituminous coal operators and the United Mine Workers of America expect a wage scale deal within 48 hours. A strike is explicitly denied by operator spokesman Phil Denna, who rejects talks of any potential stoppage and cites no reason for delay or alarm.
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YING
Jat
United Mine Workers of America
Phil. Denna
pearson
Bandit Accomplices Lure Victim With Pretty Driver
Thomas F. Randal, aged 36, was lured by a girl named Minnie and two male accomplices into a ride from a rooming house on North Alabama Street. In Fort Harrison the trio bound him with ether fumes, tied him, and stole cash. Randal escaped, aided by his father Frank Randal. Police seek Minnie, two men, and the vanished car.
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Thomas F.Randal
North Addison
Minnie
p Randal
North Alabama street
Fort Harrison
Randal
Pendleton pike
the
ciy
Minne
Randall
merehier
Guard Denies Involvement In Portland Demonstration
National Guard units in Portland, Indiana, deny taking part in a Monday night Klan parade and in factional strife or bias. The guard trustees signed resolutions condemning rumor and urging the public not to credit the mayor’s statements requesting an investigation into guard conduct.
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PORTLAND
Ind
National GuardoMerra
T. H. Fleming
Fleming
McCray
Ruard
Duel Called Off By Fascisti Chieftains
Stener DeVecchi, undersecretary for pensions and a fascist leader, and Signor Frulnta, deputy for Trient, have amicably resolved their dispute and halted the proposed duel. Seconds confirmed Signor Gulata did not intend to accuse DeVecchi of linking to the recent fascistic mobilization in Turin where three people were killed, prompting DeVecchi to withdraw the challenge.
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ROMP
Stener DeVecchi
Signor frulnta
Trient
Signor Gulata
DeVecch
rnting
Turin
City of Mexico Car Service Paralyzed by Strike
Street car service in Mexico City and suburbs halted as motormen and conductors union strikes in sympathy with traction company mechanics. More than 2,000 workers refused to work while chauffeurs’ union funds support the action. some taxloads operated today.
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CITY OF MEXICO
traction company
ution
Boys steal gems for sweethearts in New York robbery
New York police report three youths named Albert Kinney 142 Kenneth Salixburer and Albert Norlander 10 jailed after admitting to breaking into five houses to steal gems and trinkets to lavish on three girls two of whom offered to return the items.
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NEW YORK
Palerr and
Servicey
Jade
Albert Kinney
Kenneth Salixburer
Albert Norlander
Pound weight lesson in Columbus store
At an Ogilville grocery, a grocer faced customers who reminded him a pound equals sixteen ounces. The man admitted, after twenty years in the business, he had never known this standard. The moment drew a crowd as he pondered the correction.
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COLUMBUS
Ind
Jane
Ogilville
heron
wrocerina
Americans to Lower Flag and Leave Rhineland Today
Coblenz scene shifts as the Third Army prepares to depart. Troops receive farewell orders, salute old quarters, and await transport to the United States or assignments southward. Entertainment and dinners mark the final hours before marching to Ehrenbrestein for transfer of command.
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RHINELAND
New Home Pushed by Columbia Club
The Columbia Club considers replacing its building with a new one in a plan likely to be decided at a February stockholders meeting. Proxies are issued to vote, with a proposed cost of about 1.6 to 1.7 million dollars. The club, a prominent Republican organization, has discussed remodeling but favors a new structure to expand rooms and neighborhood impact.
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JOAN T. BURKE
Universal Service
COBLENZ
America
Fort
Ehrenbrestatein
Rhine
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Sittiny
Columbia Club
Cireleta
Frank A. Butler
Butler
Thomas A. Wynne
John C. Bucklenhaus
hood
Ruckelshaus
Fred C. Gardner
Mr. Wynne
Irving W. Lemaux
Harper Ransberg
Eben “Fr. Wolcott
Arthur
Bradsshaw
Clarence Rhodes
hore commuite
Gardner
Lemaux
Wolcott
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dten
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Md Hepublican Cink
IWAN
Benjamin Harrigan
Ite
Harrison
Local Notice Fragments From Indianapolis Hotels Unclear
Fragmentary OCR lists several Indianapolis venues and associations with scattered times such as noon and 7:26 p.m. Mentions include Thonler Motor Cab, Claypool Hotel, Building Managers' Association, American Lewton, Telephonn Men's Cick, War Mothers' committees, and other misspelled group names, without a coherent event.
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Thonler Motor Cab
Junehran
Claypool
Building Managers’ Association
Tancheon
Lincoln
Cleaners and Dyers’ Association
Snachson
Spink-Arms
St. Mihiel-Love post
American Lewton
Woman's Rotary Ciub
Iancheon
Chay
pool
Incheon
Spink
Arms noon
Seerice Cink
Patrolman Welch Trapped in Closet by Large Woman
A patrolman, Welch, was locked in a closet by a large woman after being invited into a North Noble Street doorway for a drink. Lieut. Winkler aided in the recovery as Welch cried for help, the key missing and the lock broken after about twenty minutes.
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WELCH
tateetiman
Lieut
Winkler
Woelel
investigativ om ports
North Noble street
Weteh
Trutrhant
nbentved
Aa Welch
carross
negresa
mani
Dr Grant Sticks To Guns in Spite of Trial Threat
Dr Percy Stickney Grant, rector of the Church of the Ascension on Fifth Avenue, faced a demand from Bishop Manning for discipline or resignation after reaffirming his controversial views in a crowded sermon. He refused to recant, defending his interpretation of Jesus as human and disputing key tenets of Episcopal doctrine, while crowds and police gathered at the church.
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Dr. Grant
YORK
Percy Stickney Grant
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Willam T. Manning
Fifth Avenue Church
Grant
Man
S J. Simeon
Bronx
Atepa
Jena Christ
Church of the Ascension
rashionaire
W. B. Dy. Stokes
Philip Lydig
Jesus Chetat
Christ
St. Augustine
Matthew
Mark
Jake
Woman Slain as Four Shot in Denver Rooming House
A man believed to be Louis Cabclfirth, a vocational student at Fort Collins, opened fire in a lower downtown Denver rooming house late this evening. One woman was killed and four people were wounded, including the slain woman's husband and an older boy. the assailant fled through the rear and was not found.
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DENVER
Col
Louis Cabclfirth
Fort Collins
Wife Surrenders Husband to Protect His Five Children
Mrs Herbert Ey Gleagon of Boston explains her drastic step to surrender her husband so he may become the lawful father of children born out of wedlock to the other woman Victoria V. Boucher of Worcester. She refuses alimony, saying treasure of children deserves no stigma and she seeks to shield them from hardship.
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BOSTU Masa
Herbert Ey Gleagon
hua
max
Gleagon
Victoria V. Boucher
Worcester
Mars
Mra
Glennon
Ruhr Miners Call General Walkout in Protest
Ruhr miners in the Ruhr district vote to strike in protest, with 10,000 workers in Recklinghausen state mines refusing to report for duty. Berlin warns prosecutions for sending coal to France as situational tensions rise. Railroad workers in Dortmund and Bochum prepare for possible nationwide disruption as allies maintain occupation.
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RUHR
ESSEN
Janz
Pheer pemarhorrice
pthart
Berlin
France
Duesseldorf
Recklinghausen
Dortmund
Bochum
Dortmund-Bochum
Auto Thief Strikes Girl and Companion in Safety Zone
Two teens were struck after a stolen touring car driven by an auto thief swerved into a safety zone near Capitol and Washington. Miax Dalton, 18, and Harold Schultz, 17, were waiting for a streetcar when the vehicle knocked them down. Schultz escaped serious injury. Police traced the car to Kentucky and Washington, then recovered it near Reventeen Street and Path avenues and to a police station.
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Myrtle Dal
Oliver avenue
Harold Schultz
Roach
Qiri
Dalton
Schultz
Blekel
Kentucky avenue
Washington street
igons
Reventeanth
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