Controversy Over Percy Grant Sermon Sparks City Debate
Indianapolis clergymen and evangelists condemn Percy S. Grant, rector of Ascension, denouncing his sermons as bolshevist and heretical. Dr. Lewis and Dr. Carstensen defend church orthodoxy while noting the uproar over Grant’s statements and calls for reform. Page eighteen.
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Indianapolia
Percy &. Grant
tech of the Ascension
New
Frant
Lewis
St. Paul's Episcopal
ipl
F. Hites
Savings Deposits Show Large Gain Says U S Report
Washington Jan 27 Heavy increases in total savings deposits for 1922 across 80 institutions reporting to the Federal Reserve Board show an average rise of over 300 million dollars. The 47 percent coverage of total savings, aggregating 5 837 463 000 on Jan 1 1923 up to 6 262 172 000, with December gains of 3 percent, district wide.
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WASHINGTON
Federal rediserve board
ANRA
Feeral
Marion Banker's Death After Chicago Operation
Special to The Indianapolis Star Marion Ind Jan 2 T L McCulloch 64 president of Marion National Bank and investor in oil and other ventures died in Presbyterian Hospital Chicago after a weeklong operation. He had led a fruit jar factory here and held strong Kiwanis and Masonic ties. Survived by widow, a daughter Mrs George Bell and a grandson.
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Indianapolis Star
MARION
Ind
T. L. Mee Culloch
Marion National bank
Presbyterian hospital
Chicago
Tate
McCulloch
irs
George Bell
Grant county
con Meriah the Kiwanis
YcCulloch
Local High Schools Open Doors to Grammar Grads
A long list of local notices appears with open doors at high schools for grammar graduates and events such as an Inventors Exposition in March. Endowments, politics, crime, and vacancies appear in a mixed regional recap with several named places and figures.
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DaPauw university
Republican
Empress of Scotland Rescues Sinking Schooner Crew
In a fierce Newfoundland storm, the steamship Empress of Scotland rescued five crewmen from the sinking Clintonia of Lunenburg as Chief Officer McMurray led a lifeboat raid to pull them aboard. Capt. Aaron Kearley praised the rescuers while noting prior bravery by his team. the Clintonia later sank.
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NEW YORK
Aaron Kearley
Lunenburg
Kearley
Clintonia
Halifax
Fortune bay
Newfoundland
McMurray
Raplaly
avery
Nearly
resate
Mikado
Japan
Ching sea
Nationalization plan questioned by union editor
United Mine Workers of America have no fixed plan for coal nationalization and the New York committee report should not be read as the union policy. Editor Ellis Searles says the plan is the committee’s view, not an official adopted program awaiting national convention action next January. He notes radicals in Greenwich Village influenced the outline and warns the public not to assume union endorsement until formal adoption. Golden resigns from the committee amid policy clashes with union president Lewin.
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Harding
Senate committee
Pola Negri-Chaplin
Memphia
Tenn
United States
New York
Senate
Elis Searles gays
United Mine Workers of America
Ellis Searles
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Greenwich Village
Searles
Searlea
caul
pfan
United Mine Workers of Americans
Radicata
perhata
Greenwich Village parlor
Jane
Victim of Thieves Is Left in Hogpen Minus Clothes
Krank Krausch of 239 North Jefferson Avenue says thieves robbed him of an overcoat trousers shirt and £18 then dumped him in a hog pen at the stockyard. He recalled waking Friday morning amid two companions in a taxicab while detectives later arrested Clifford Hoss 23 of 25 West Walnut Street and Elmer Digan of Franklin for involvement.
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Jefferson avenue
Krausch
Joy
lder and
MrsDonald
Clifford Hoss
Walnut street
Ross
Krousch oa
ajk
Elmer Digan
Franklin
Pola and Charley Admit Engagement in Brief Interview
Cal Jan 28 Pola Negr and Charlie Chaplin arrived in town and told reporters they are engaged. They planned to visit Gouverneur Morris at Pebble Beach then return for a 5 pm press appearance. Chaplin hinted a wedding date may come next year after golf and more photos.
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DEL MONTE
Cal
1Universal Somice
Charlie Chaplin arrivd
Pola Neert
Gouverneur Morris
Pebble beach
Pola
Charlie
Morris
Los Angeles
arc
Arbuckle ruling is not reversed by Hays assertion
New York January 2 Universal Service reports Will H Hays, arbiter of morals, refused to discuss rumors he reversed his stance on allowing Roscoe Arbuckle to return to moving pictures. A Hays spokesman denied any reversal and said the talk should be denied. He declined further comment to avoid reigniting the Arbuckle controversy.
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New york
Universal Service
Will H. Hays
mories
Los Angeles
Hotty Arbuckle
Irvington
N. Y
Haye
Hays
Arbuckle
Train Union Chief to Head Seymour Plant
Willath G Tae, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will head the Steigelmyer Manufacturing Co a 41 000 000 Sey mour Ind operation. He may resign as head of the trainmen to oversee construction of an automatic train central device plant set to start within ninety days. The device aims to stop trains remotely when problems arise and is air operated mounted on the locomotive and rail. Demonstrator in use on the Big Four at Indianapolis with others planned on the Great Northern and Burlington routes.
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CLEVELAND, C
Willath
G Tae
Brotherhom
Steigelmyer Manufacturing Company
Seymour
Ind
pey
Lee
Indianapolia
Great Northern
Burlington
Indianapolis Today Pekin university committee meritnx
A fragmented listing details numerous luncheons and meetings across Indianapolis hotels and clubs. It notes various associations, boards, and groups including hotel venues such as Lincoln and Severin, with times around noon and 12:15 p.m. Regular luncheon events and rotating club activities appear throughout the day.
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Pekin university committee
meritnx
try’ Association
Inncheon
Tacoln
neon
iancheon
Lincoln neon
Board of directors
American Settlement Abvortation
lancheon
Lincoln
Indianapolis
Cioh lancheon
mean
Casualty Adlaaters’ Ansociation
Inneheen
Severin
Asancletion lancheon
Roink-Arms
ee Wen
Roink- Arms
Rotary Cub
Cierpeor
Nahera Grotta dance
Marpont hotel
tidian
Ovchteatai bnikting
Smugglers Resume Brisk Liquor Run Through Bahamas
Report from Washington says Bahamian islands now ship about 1.2 million gallons of liquor yearly to the United States. Rep. Rogers calls the trade a large, well organized racket, with profits enriching island officials and smugglers. The activity increased after a two week idle period, as boats overhauled engines and prepared to run liquor by night during snow and darkness.
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Newdérary
cowat
tle
Jersey
prohibition enforcement
iry
Mquor
junser front
Navy
United States
Gamp- AKL antatopied
WASHINGTON
Slauer
Bahama Islands
Rogers
Masasachusetts
State Department
Rogere
Bahamas
America
Tam
Income Tax Series Begins In The Star
The Star starts a series prepared by the government explaining how to fill out and file income tax returns. It presents brief, simple explanations based on the latest Treasury rulings and interpretations of the law for readers.
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Star
Beginning Them Today on Page Five Series Debuts
A brief note announces the launch of a twenty-article series in THE HOOSIER STATE'S COMPLETE NEWSPAPER. The item indicates a new installment begins today on page five, with one piece appearing in each issue.
Memorial Bill Divides Legion and Speedway Group
Indianapolis action on the Moorhead memorial bill divides veterans organizations as Tyndlall and others attack the proposal. Speedway manager Theodore B H Myers warned the 500 mile race might be dropped if Memorial Day observances are legislated, while Legion leaders press conferences across the state and county lawmakers weigh third reading in the House.
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Theodore BH Myers
Indianaporls Motor Speedway
American Legion
Indianapolis
Skidmore
Man pinned under wreck held on drunken charge
Dickinson at 14 Fulton Street and Underwood at 845 East Market Street believed to be involved in a crash at East and Mcl Carty streets. Pruitt of 1024 South Wart Street driven north on Scant Street, car struck by a roadster. Dickinson and driver trapped, rushed to City hospital. Witnesses say roadster fled after collision at about forty mph.
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Dickineen
Dickinean
dent
Tao Deva
Seret Allivan
atrane Pruittene
aedun
Sovereignty Grant Might Save Lausanne Parley
Lausanne talks falter as Ismet Pasha and Risa Nur Bey press for full Turkish sovereignty and abolition of capitulations in exchange for debt fairness. Ambassadors and leaders seek to avert a collapse while a provisional adjournment and continued diplomacy loom. The Armenian delegation notes Russia offers aid to relocate Armenians, highlighting ongoing regional strains and hopes for broader support.
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LAUSANNE
Ismet Pasha
Risa Nur Bey
Turkey
al- Nes
Hrntieh Malntein
Plana
France
Ruhr
Italy
near East
Tanusone
Couple Found Shot On Lonely Highway In Tennessee
MUEMPHTS Tenn Jan 2 Ruth Milwain Tucker twenty and Duncan Waller percent years old traveling safesman from Mayfield Kentucky were shot to death on a remote road east of the city. Waller sat in an automobile with two bullets in his head while Tucker lay about twenty steps away in the railway area. Police were mystified and had no definite clue on the slayer as Mrs Tucker had separated from her husband for several months.
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MUEMPHTS
Tenn
Ruth Milwain Tucker
Duncan Waller
Mayfield
Waller
Tidwell Freed After 42 Years in Jail Claiming Innocence
Muskogee Okla Jan 28 After forty two years in prison for a murder he did not commit Charlie Tidwell of Welah Okla returns home believed to be a millionaire A 17 year old Tidwell was convicted of killing Janie Brown in Adair County A deathbed confession by a recent woman named Jorte Granrs implicated others claiming false testimony sent Tidwell to prison Now to receive compensation and restore his life he owned an eighty acre farm in a rich agricultural area The best years of his life were spent behind bars
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Okla
Italserss
Serice
Charlie Tidnett
Welah
Janie
Brown
Adair
Elvena Mite xentener
Jorte Grranrs
Tidwill
Ynesharul
Robert Gregem
Tidwell
Tani
jain
stlean hare
Workers and Officials in German Valley Hold Folded Arms Attitude
Telephones and telegraphs in Duesseldorf stop functioning due to sabotage. Workers and officials in German Valley maintain a solemn stance as authorities investigate the outage and project coordinators assess impact on communication and daily operations.
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German Valley
Duesseldorf
Ruhr Crisis Deepens as French Move on Railways
Paris and Essen dispatches report growing French control of Ruhr railways and telecoms with threats to seal the frontier. German rail workers threaten broader stoppages amid French infantry positions, while Britain cautions about escalation. Cargoes and post offices face closures as Weygand and Le Trovoux plan possible coal withholdings and further measures.
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Invernal Service
PARIS
Ruhr
Great Britain
France
Germany
OMec
Le Trovauer
Gen. Weygand
plana
lnes
Berlin
Hamburg
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