Louisiana plans murder indictment for Klan leader Skipwith
Bastrop Louisiana authorities plan to present Capt. J. K. Skipwith, exalted cyclops of the Ku Klux Klan, to a grand jury on murder charges related to the torture and killing of Watt Daniel and Tom Richard. The probe centers on evidence including testimonies from Lillian Wellman and Puckett Mason as authorities prepare to seek indictments and brief the governor. The case gathers pace as Skipwith prepares for possible arrest on his 75th birthday with a public hearing to follow.
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Baton Rouge
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Nevada
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Harding
J.W. Hudson Jr
Brooklyn bandits
Legislature Divides Senate Votes on Income Tax Measure
Senate votes 27 to 2 for income tax plan as House passes amendment to include Spanish war veterans in the bonus bill. Budget committee split on road funds. first budget system appropriation submitted to Legislature. Governor McCray outlines expense requests.
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Indiana Weather Outlook Wednesday Through Thursday
Weather forecast for Indiana as conditions call for rain on Wednesday and generally fair, colder nights on Wednesday night and Thursday. Indianapolis area expects rain Wednesday with colder nighttime temperatures and colder, fair conditions Thursday. The report includes almanac data such as sunrise times and temperatures for the period.
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Indianapoliis
States Weather Bureau
Leygues Reappointed Head Of Foreign Relations Panel
Georges Leygues was re elected chairman of the foreign relations committee of the Chamber of Deputies by 47 to 6 over Maurice Barres and Andre Tardieu. The vote reflected personal loyalties and politics rather than a firm stance on the Washington naval treaty.
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Associated Press
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Indianapolis Today Church and Club Meeting Schedule
A listing of events in Indianapolis including Downey Avenue Christian Church services at 8 p m and 1 20 p m Kinsznis Club luncheon at the Claypool hotel Americana Legion officers' luncheon at Splak-Arma and Doan meetings at the Claypool hotel Indianapolia Association of Credit Men dinner at Hotel Tinealf Baptist state convention luncheon at Hotel Lincoln and Indiana Commercial League meeting at Claypool hotel Real Estate Room lunch at Chamber of Commerce Butler Man's Club and Aero Club gatherings at the Chamber of Commerce Indiana Real Estate Association and other groups hold meetings during the day at various venues in the city.
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Severin
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Hevale Motor Claub
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Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commeres
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Chamber of Commmrerce
Ruhr Strike Expands As German Iron Mines Close
Germany faces widening labor action as Ruhr strike spreads beyond control. By 7 pm over 160,000 workers including miners and railroad staff remain idle, with coal and steel mills halted. French authorities tighten frontier controls while German officials deny large troop movements.
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Universal Service
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Pence
Germany
Rhineland
Essen
DUSSELDORF
Associated Press
Thyasen
Thyssen
galte
Mayertee central station
Mayor launches anti smoke drive to curb city hall nuisance
Mayor Law Shank announces an anti smoke campaign starting today after smoke reducing devices bought for city hall show promise. The system, installed under the boiler, cut coal smoke by about 49 percent and costs 1580.
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ma rayon
amoke rensumer
R. F. NcGowan
Columbus
Miners' Union OKs Standard Pay Scale Pending Contract
Ohio Indiana and Taole operators and United Mine Workers reached a tentative agreement on a standard wage and work rules scale for bituminous coal miners. The plan extends the current 37.50 per eight hours and 1.08 per ton contract rates, sets a one year term, and allows district based differentials and local dispute settlements.
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tri-state
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Ohio
Indiana
Tlaole
pro- Vierona
Michael Gallagher
joint conference
ami Sun
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Votes 70 Abolish Tay Tree Issues Adopts Income Tax
Washington and Indiana reports show party splits as a 70 vote margin passes a constitutional amendment to bar tax exempt securities and enable income tax. Indiana's Senate also approves an income tax amendment with cross party support, while other measures progress in varied committees and sessions.
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Green revolution
House
Harding
Mellon
Bors
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aders
INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
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Steele
Miller
Second Assault on Primary Law Set to Be On Program
Indiana legislators report a second push to repeal the direct primary law may arise as the appropriation bill and administration measures move forward. The plan hinges on Democratic votes in both chambers while abolitionists seek to redefine the Pytee bill to eliminate only the presidential preference feature.
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The World Moves and Movies
The Indianapolis Star promotes cinema as a varied form of entertainment for a wide audience. It urges readers to use intelligent reviews and daily and Sunday comments to guide film choices, acknowledging that selection may bring enjoyment or disappointment.
First Budget Bill Submitted to Legislature Under New System
The first bill under the new budgeting system asks $7,244,170 in appropriations for the fiscal year. It also seeks $2,000,006 to continue work on the reformatory at Pendleton and McCray, with a message calling for a $105,000 increase.
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astern Insane hospital
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Nancy Han ‘oni ial
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McCray Presses Changes To State Appropriations
Indiana state budget recommendations by the state auditor and various departments urge raises for personal service in the auditor’s, securities commission, and treasurer’s offices. Additional funds are asked for insurance department salaries and a Gary armory project plus completion of the World War record. Continued discussion promised in the next page.
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INDIANA
hatate board of accounts
Tom
Tonge
ATATE
INDIANA SECURITIFEG COMMISSION
Indiana securities cormimission
Lam
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McCray
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Farmer
Governor urges eight thousand for state probation department
In a montage to the Assembly the Governor pressed for an $8,000 appropriation to continue the state probation department's preventive work led by Mrs. Caring C. Warrington of Fort Wayne. He warned against abolishing the department and highlighted its value and economy to society.
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Fort Wayne
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