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Newspaper

Indianapolis Star

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1923

Page

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Insull to Acquire Northern Indiana Gas and Electric

Negotiations nearing completion for the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Corporation sale to Insull interests. The $30 million deal would link Indiana properties with Chicago assets, creating the largest public utility operator in the West and expanding lines from Michigan City to Crawfordville and beyond.

C. H. Geist Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Chicagoan BERT HENLEY The Star Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Corporation Indiana Michigan City South Bend Fort Wayne Lafayette Hawfordsville Indianapolis Insull Interstate Public Service Company C H Geist Geist Samuel T. Insull uutality walable Northern Indiana Gag and Electric Corporation Crawfordville Eneat corporation Ingull Exincarest Insull group Chicago Calumet New Albany

Indianapolis News Highlights Reach Across Wide Range of Topics

A sprawling Indiana summary notes Supreme Court denial in Crabb case, alcohol, finance, and police topics, plus local items from Indianapolis. It mentions the Open House at Emmerich Manual Training, shifts in state police, a fatal auto accident involving Bonne MacInnis, and a broad slate of political, legal, and social developments across the state.

INDIANAPOLIS Supreme court Crabb Marion County Tubercntdss ‘Association H. 8 Hatch Bonne MacInnis Methodist state council Tadiana arza Emmerich Manual Training high cound Englewood Christian Church Benjamin Harrison Law school

Coast to coast fliers arrive in Washington

Coast to coast air fliers Liteuts Oakley Kelly and John MacReady of the army air service landed in Washington from Dayton Ohio today aboard an army transport. They are returning from a coast to coast flight from New York to Seattle.

WASHINGTON Oakley Kelly John MacReady army rate service Dayton este fomaeling & Jessurels

Weather forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis regions

Forecast for Indiana Saturday and Sunday calls for generally warm conditions with unsettled intervals. Indianapolis area expects fair skies with some unsettled periods and sustained warmth. United States Weather Bureau special report accompanies the note.

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Actress Miss Russell Wins Berwick By election Seat

Miss Mabel Russell actress wife of Cant Hilton Philipson won the Berwick-Upon-Tweed seat in Northumberland as a Conservative, polling about 12 000 votes. She becomes the fourth woman elected to the British House of Commons and the third to take her seat.

LONDON Associated Press Mabel Russell Hilton Philipson House of Commons Berwick-Upon-Tweed Northumberland aralat Harold Tabse pipers Bent revten Lees Fyseen ash aes Jon arent Miss Russell ja MFP Georgina Markievics mre Irela BP Peris Dublin Commons Astor Louth Uingalnshire

Two Killed by Day Agents During Raid

Madison Ga June 1 Federal officers killed two men during a raid to seize a car carrying alleged contraband whisky. An officer leaped onto the running board as the vehicle was approached and occupants opened fire. the two men died at the scene. About ninety gallons of moonshine whisky were reported in the automobile.

MADISON Henry Galasey Gaisley Killey Sueney

Bravest of the Brave Mary Bruner Hailed for Rescue

Mary Bruner of St. Petersburg Florida is praised as the bravest girl in America for aiding Dorothy McClatchie after a barracuda fatally bit her in Tampa Bay. The act follows Red Cross and Carnegie recognition for courageous conduct.

Mary Bruner St. Petersburg Fla America Red Cross Dorothy McClatchie

Plan for $10 300 000 expansion of water company explained

Leonard Metcalf of Boston outlined Indianapolis Water Company’s 15 year program costing about 10 3 million dollars. He said most work would occur in two to three years, with a small rate increase to fund the expansion and a meter based revenue plan for future finances.

Sorm Indianapolis Leonard Metcalf Boston Indianapolisa Water Company Metcalf gram Clay pool hotel Indianapolis water company Riverside station Eleventh Thirteenth streets Park avenue Thirtieth street Thirteenth street St. Clair

Harding Opposes Sugar Tax Cut and Fordney Agenda

President Harding will not consider changing tariff rates to lower sugar prices. He met with Tariff Commission Chairman Marvin to discuss domestic sugar industry growth and expediting Fordney McCumber act directives. A special observation car for Harding’s Western tour is being outfitted in Wilmington with radio and broadcasting gear to relay speeches.

WASHINGTON Harding White House sxecude Marvin tariff commission WILMINGTON Del Pullman car works

Indiana Pilot Vance plans solo nonstop transcontinental flight

Logan'sport Indiana June 1 Clare Ky Vance a forty two year old air mail pilot plans a coast to coast solo nonstop flight in a home made airplane within ten days He will depart San Francisco at night and reach New York the next day The 4200 pound craft carries 350 gallons of fuel and can reach 122 miles per hour Vance built the plane in his yard with one assistant and is undertaking the trip without Postoffice backing or a mechanic.

WASHINGTON shane Clare Ky Vance Logansport Ind National Aeronautic Association Vance A C. Nelson Salt Lake City air mail service waa Postoffice Department Sierra mountains Jakre K. Vance San Francisco United States mail service Rengles seava st hight Sferras

Clara Phillips sent to San Quentin for long prison term

Clara Phillips is being taken to San Quentin to begin a sentence of ten years or more for wounding Alberta Meadows. Police and court officials accompanied the prisoner as a crowd gathered at depots along the route from Los Angeles to Colton and Yuma to San Francisco. Her husband Armour Phillips rode the train briefly before being barred from continuing. the journey was to proceed under heavy guard to San Quentin with a habeas corpus petition planned to challenge the conviction.

LOS ANGELES Cal Universal Service Clara Phi Mpa alate San Quentin Alberta Meadows Buperior court Cal Tune T Clark Phillips Honduras SAq Quentin prison Colton John L. Richardson Cas Richardson countrel San Francisco state Supreme court Armour Lee Phillips Yuma Ariz William T Traeger Ana Keyes Pomona Etta Mae Jackson alster Tegucigalpa Crfton prizon Philips Clara st Yursa Ariz YUMA Armour Phillips Clara Phillios Mra Phillips California catse TNOeM Arizona

Citizens propose market improvements and possible new building

A citizens committee led by John F White seeks to improve the city market or build a new structure. Proposals total about 237000 dollars with plans for a new plumbing system, ventilation, heating, wiring and an auditorium. The group will meet with council members to determine funding and council approval.

citizens’ committee John F White Robert R. Sinan market mastor Frank B Hunter board of public works Charles B. Coffin Wiliam H. Freeman Sloan Hunter Hunters plana mare Fe vicin

Reports reveal death by own action in skeleton case

Papers in two $10 000 damage suits filed by Roscoe Fitch detail new evidence in the Mount Northwestern University student disappearance case. The reports allegedly show Mount transferred savings to his sister and a letter to Dorle Fuchs, while prosecutors say he likely committed suicide.

Roscoe Fitch Miss Fuchs Fitch Chicago Mount secon Buite Charlea L Wharton John A Sgrbaro a attorney’s office Cook county ItMnola siven Roscoe Conklin Fitch states attorney office Virgil A. Fitch Mason county asdsecutor son Associated Presa

Disputed Roommate ID Linked to Northwestern Student

Chicago June 1 Roscoe Conkling Fitch a former roommate of Leighton Punt, Northwestern student, disappeared after a class fight. Contined on page three.

toung Fitch Atetorneyn CHICAGO Roscoe Conkling Fitch Leighton punt Northwestern interaity atucent

Shrine temples and Indianapolis views in Hoosierdam edition

A page highlights Shrine temples in Hoosierdam and showcases Indianapolis scenes including the Indiana World War Memorial and Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The feature appeals to readers who admire the Sunday Star’s photography and city views.

Hoosierdam Indianapolis Indiana World War Memorial Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Raps Volstead Act as Dishonest Work of Fanatical Days

Smith declares Congress should set alcoholic content levels by scientific facts and human experience and permit states to opt for lower figures if desired. He argues the federal act misleads the public and hinders practical enforcement.

VOLSTEAD

U S May Seek Dry Act Change

Washington reports treasury officials favor pursuing legislation to modify the Volstead act after a Supreme Court ruling. Officials say only legislative change could resolve the conflict with foreign laws and ease enforcement, with no exemption for medical quines or crew rations.

U.S WASHINGTON Supreme court herring — Nyauor United States treasury

Boy Dies After Being Struck by Auto in City

Bonnie Macinnis 8 or 9 years old died in City Hospital after being knocked down on St. Clair Street by a westbound car driven by Edward J. Patterson. Witnesses said the child ran into the street and the left front wheel ran over his chest. Patterson faced manslaughter charges with a $1500 bond while coroners investigated the crash.

Bonnie Macinniz Delaware street City hospital Edward J. Patterson Boulevard place Delaware and St. Clair St. Clair street Patterson Studebaker Sales Company

Train Collision Kills One Boy Injures Another At Crossing

At a danger crossing four miles west of Washington Indiana a Baltimore and Ohio eastbound train struck a motor truck carrying Louis Heals W3ears Oll and his brother Hubert 14. Louis was killed instantly and Hubert was fatally injured. The third boy driving the truck was rushed to Dasseny County Hospital with a fractured skull. Both boys were thrown clear of the track as the train sped by.

Indianapolis Star WASHINGTON Ind Louis Heals oll Hubert Baltimore & Ohio Dasseny county hie atuli

Bedford Youth Killed in Indiana Auto Crash

Raleigh Porter 30 of Bedford and Comer Bough 18 were riding toward Bloomington when their car struck a telepon pole near the Cirod farm one mile south of the city on the Dixie highway. Porter died of internal injuries. Bough was uninjured. Porter’s father is a mechanic at the Ingalls stone mill in Belford.

BLOOMINGTON Ind Raleigh ls Porter Frank Porter Bedford Porter Comers Bough city Cirod farm Dixie highway Porter Bough d'arter Ingalls stone Belford

Governor backs repeal of Mullan Gage act in pro liquor shift

Governor Smith endorses repeal of the Mullan Gage state prohibition enforcement act and calls for a state based limit on alcohol content while urging Congress to amend the Volstead act to a common sense maximum. He argues states should set their own limits and reinforces continued Volstead enforcement. He announced the decision in a dramatic briefing with newsmen and attached a statement stressing state sovereignty.

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