Grand Jury Under Guard Probing McCray Probe Spreads
Marion county grand jury, under unusual guard, may expand inquiry beyond McCray First National dealings to other Governor Warren T. McCray financial transactions. Special prosecutor Moorees and court officials outlined procedures as guards kept stairways and third floor corridors secure amid testimony and potential witness tampering concerns.
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Marion county
grand jury
Warren T. McCray
First National bank of
Marion
Ind
James A Colins
Gua S. Condo
attorné
National “bank
Blackburn
bank
H.L
Charles 3. Moores
William’ P. Evang
McCray
Indiana
Evans
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Nearby Areas
The forecast shows slowly rising temperatures for Indianapolis and surrounding regions. Yesterday’s conditions included varying humidity, with the day’s highs and lows recorded. Precipitation measurements and departures from normal are noted for the period ending this week.
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Indianapolis
socaays
United States
Indianspalts Star
twente
wince
Five Killed in Funeral Cortege in Detroit
Five men died when the last car in a funeral procession was struck by an Interurban on Gratiot Road north of Detroit. Aaron Shipman, 47, clothier. Rabbi David Blumenthal. Ben Levin, 34. Max Firsht, 42. and an unidentified man died after the car carrying the mourners was struck as crossing toward the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DETROIT
Mich
Grattat road
here
Aaron Shipman
clothier
David Blumenthal
Ben Levin
Max Firsht
Hitch Your Advertising to Today's Morning Newspaper
Advertising that appears in the morning paper prompts immediate reader action. The Star in Indianapolis proclaims itself the only morning and Sunday paper in the city with the largest share of Indiana’s morning and Sunday circulation.
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morning advertiser
Indianapoli
Indianapolis
RAMEMBDR
Advertiser
The Star
Indiana
Coolidge May Seek Wheat Tariff Relief
President Coolidge orders the tariff commission to study raising the wheat duty above 80 cents to aid the West. Rep. Anderson of Minnesota outlined the plan, while others pressed for relief through coordinated cooperatives and export efforts. The delegation may visit Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana, and other Northwest wheat areas, with Chicago meetings shaping the program.
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WASHINGTON
Federal tariff commission
Coolidge
West
Anderson
Minnesota
congressional commission on agricultural industry
Donalder
tariff commission
Jenat
audh 2
menner
White House
War finance’ corporation
Department of Agriculture
war finance corporation
wheat export corporation
warice Corporation of security
jAmerican Farm Bureau Federation
Capital
jfonea ty
Northwest
Chicago
Meyer
waneing Teetan aith tte
nance
corporation
H.S. Yohe
bureau of agricultural economies
Mayer
Dakotas
Montana
Chicago bankera
grein
Martial Law Declared at Kentucky Penitentiary
Chaos at Eddyville as three convict murderers hold western state penitentiary under siege. Military rule established after guards use headlights and grenades to try to end the standoff. State board of charities members arrive with officials while reporters face limited access and ejection protests.
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APUEVILLE
Asuoclat- 1
meas hall
EDDYVILLE
Associated Prees
western states penitentiary
mesa
state board of charities and correction
E. S. Tachau
Louisville
menitera
Tachat
Alex P. Humphrey
Henry Barrett
Henderson
frim Hawkins
National Guard
Serst. Hawkins
santas
A. Radford
Major fires damage Newcastle storage and Terre Haute club
Fire in Newcastle caused an estimated 60 000 to 75 000 dollars in damage to the Rose City Transfer and Storage building and nearby structures including Bowyer Construction Company and Newcastle Tobacco Company. Fire originated in a trash pile and spread rapidly, with firefighting efforts aided by neighboring help and insurance not yet determined. The Terre Haute Country Club clubhouse, valued at 160 000 dollars, was destroyed by fire attributed to defective wiring, with water shortages hindering response. contents and furniture saved where possible. In Versailles, the E H Potter and Son store burned for a 35 000 dollar loss, with two tobacco barns also destroyed.
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NEWCASTLE
Ind
Rose City Transfer and Storage Company
Rose City water and Storage Commy
Bowyer Construction cmpany
Newcastle Tobacco Company
Everett Lowery
the
tobacco company
W. A. Brown
Bowyer company
Newcastle Casket
Muncie
Aremen
tobacco
Newcastle Produce Company
eward Eliott
Bowyer
Eliott
TERRE HAUTE
Rennes
VERSAILLES
ALLENS. OSGOOD
E. H. Potter & Son
Lewis White
Oailding
Call Legislature To Impeach Walton
Oklahoma City reports that W D McBee and supporters issued a statewide call for a special two house session on October 17 to investigate impeachable offenses by Governor Walton era, citing a constitutional amendment mandate and precedents set by earlier actions, with the aim of convening for impeachment proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OKLAHOMA CITY
Okla
Associated Press
Oklahoma
W. D. McBee
Shane
J. C. ‘Walton
state election board
C. N. Haskell
Guthrie
Haskell
Floss Lillard
KRtop
House
ltat
Walton
Ku Klux Kap
Bandit's Victim Narrates Narrow Escape Near Hagerstown
John Snyder a 40 year old resident says a stranger robbed him bound him to a tree near David Boatetter farm after offering a ride in his auto. He freed himself after four days of hardship and torture while tied to a tree. The bandit took $50 and a watch during the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAGERSTOWN
John Snyder
David Boatetter
Snyder
hig
Hearse with chimes and sacred music launches in New York
A $20,000 hearse decorated with thirty five wooden angels and fitted with a talking machine and amplifier to carry the music to the grave appeared on the East Side today. Mrs Chester Gleason was cut above the left eye in a collision at New York and New Jersey streets involving a car driven by her husband and a machine driven by Ralph Kelch. Pearl Sherlock reported being attacked by an unidentified man at Ohio and East Streets. she screamed and the assailant fled.
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NEW YORK
paleo
samplifer
muase
Chester Gleason
Spring atreet
Ralph Kelch
Alten avenue
New Jersey
Pearl Sherlock
North
David won atreet
Dodge
Ohio
Enat Streete
Tan
Four Bandits Rob Coal City Bank in Broad Daylight
Four masked men robbed the Farmers and Merchants Bank at Coal City and escaped with about 5000 in cash. Ray Burne, the cashier, and depositor Jack Hanna were the only witnesses. The bandits fled in a Studebaker touring car, stolen in Sullivan the night before, with four men seen in or around the car. Sheriffs McCarty and Garrard led pursuit across the region, while investigators traced the vehicle to Switz City and Sullivan, with possible transfer of loot to another car. The incident disrupted local life as authorities continued the nationwide search.
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Indianapolis Star
SPENCER
Ind
Farmers and Merchanta bank
Coal-City
Ray Burne
Jack Hanna
Burns
Studebaker
Intgna
Oscar Garrard
Tobberge
Jack Hannah
Coal City
Terre Heute Star
Fie
hie
Switz City
Clyde Martin
Sullivan
Jaxonville
Jasonville hotal
Terre~Haute
Lloyd George Urges America to Teach Liberty in Europe
Ex premier David Lloyd George arrives in New York amid protests from Irish sympathizers and calls on the United States to help Europe embrace liberty and democracy. He denounces militarism and the League of Nations, warns of Europe’s desperate condition, and seeks unity among democracies to restore peace.
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LLOYD GEORGE
AMERICA
EUROPE
NEW YORK
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
ead
band of disturbers
JAMES KR. NOURSE
Universal Service
David Lioyd George
Britain
American
city hall
Hulbert
Biltmore
League of Nation
gnd
George Washington
British empire
France
Ruhr
World Series Preview: Giants vs Yankees Climax in The Star
The Star previews the World Series clash between the New York Giants and New York Yankees, promising daily battles and full coverage by W. Blaine Patton, Babe Ruth insights, and AP and Universal Service reports guiding readers through the season’s final games.
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New York Giants
New York Yankees
The
Star
W. BLAINE PATTON
BABE RUTH
Associated Press
Universal Service
Emergency funds released to Road Board amid tax dispute
State Board of Finance directs 150000 to the highway fund to avert a payroll crisis for 1700 workers as a court fight over the gasoline tax continues. Attorney General and Auditor Bracken clash over funds while a $100000 auto theft loan supports the general fund to highway transfers.
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state board of finance
state highway commission
Robert Bracken
Superton
Gen
eral U. S. Lesh
Bracken
board of
John D. Willams
highway commission
Iona department
rand
commission
Carl Cue
Cue
finance” board
Mr. Bracken
Bandit Identified as Indiana House Butler in Paris Case
Gabriel Mourey, wounded and captured yesterday near Chelles, was identified this afternoon by an American named Carlisgan, a former Indiana house butler, as the bandit. The man, who used the alias Van Dyke, fled with cash and jewels. Mourasy is wanted in New York for a jewel robbery at Albert R. Shattuck's home.
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PARIS
Oct. S
Gabriel Mourey
Chelles
here
Carlisgan
Indiana
Carilas
Van Dyke
Mourasy
New York
Albert R. Shattuck
Indianapolis Speedway Head Reported Worse
James A. Allison, president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Company, died or grew seriously ill after a heart complication. He had been ill at his Indianapolis home for weeks and had traveled to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, hoping climate would aid bronchial ailments.
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James
A. Allison
Indianapolia Motor Speedway Company
Fort Lauderdale
I Fla
Indianarolla
Afr
Allison
Indianapolis
Florida
New York Lawyer and Five Negroes Indicted in Chicago Scheme
W E D Stokes of New York millionaire actor Dan Nugent and five Black suspects are indicted in Cook County on nine counts of conspiracy to obtain perjured evidence to smear Mrs Helen Stokes in divorce litigation. Other named figures include Robert Lee Joe Bruner and Ray Hubert with potential additional charges.
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CHICAGO
W. E. D. Stoles
New York
Dan »Nugent
Helen Elwood Stoken
Fork
Cook county grand jury
Stokes
Buls
Nugent
panini
Robert H. Lee
Joe Bruner
Tapasley
Ray Hubert
black and tan
alle
stokes Bene
Tyler
Sah wares Johnson
ares alleg
Stokes Heads to Chicago for Divorce Plea
W E D Stokes and attorney Daniel F Nugent left New York tonight to reach Chicago by Monday morning for pleading in the divorce action. It was believed Stokes would resist extradition to stay in New York for the local divorce trial opening. Mrs Stokes lawyer Samuel Untermyer said readiness to proceed Monday as his client nears arrival from Chicago.
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New YORK
W. E.D. Stokes
Daniel F. ‘Nugent
Chicago
Stokes
Samuel, Untermyer
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OWEN
L. MILLER
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ecopa
grand
thia
dim Orow
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Gotham
atmont
Dempsey
IDM Harner
pAwWE
KENTUCKY
COLLan
KENTUCKY FEILON
STEGE
MONTE WALTERS
BUEBNE
Owen County
Canl City bank
Canc
Rehubert
Mauretania
quarestine
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ainat
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brand
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alana
hale
Mrs. Stokes
pope jury
Byron, Firae
W- C.-Danneberg
Anna Johnson
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