City approves $40,000 two-building plan for plaza
Indiana memorial commission adopts utilitarian tar plan to flank the Indianapolis Public Library with two new patriotic buildings costing about 25 000 each. Walker Weeks of Cleveland to rush plans. bids to follow once plans are finished. Ground breaking anticipated this fall. The project harmonizes with the library and a future cenotaph may be added. Citizens committee and local organizations weigh in as plans unfold at Statehouse preview.
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Indiana world war memorial plaza
memorial
sion
citizens’ committee
Walker & Weeks
Clevyland
Marcus S. Sonntag
Evanaville
commission
ptriotic
Indianapolis public library
Sonntag
Indianapolis Chamber of Confimerce
American Legion
Service Club
In“Society of Pioneers
Leginon
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Statehouse
University square
Mr. Sonntag
Thomas
R. Coulter
Vincennes
Cecil Tag
ZR-1 To Undergo Speed Test Monday Over Barnegat Bay
Washington reports that the navy dirigible ZR-1 will be released near Barnegat bay Monday for a speed test. Naval air service aims to determine the craft's greatest speed using its six engines, designed to reach about seventy miles per hour.
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WASHINGTON
Barnegat bay
naval air service
Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday in Indianapolis area
Sim Crow predicts fair weather for Friday with a likely rise in temperatures Saturday. Friday and Saturday outlooks show warmer conditions, with north and central portions of the region experiencing a modest increase. United States Weather Bureau data for Indianapolis notes daily readings and precipitation estimates, reflecting a dry spell and variable humidity.
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United States Weather Bureau
Indianapolis Star
Bon Meer
Navy Days Denied Use Of Navy In Prohibition Enforcement
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Dougherty issued a formal opinion denying presidential use of naval forces to enforce the national prohibition act without special congressional authorization or a wartime emergency. He stated there is no emergency justifying naval enforcement and that civil processes remain capable of enforcing the laws. He cited legal precedents and noted government departments function, with enforcement generally progressing despite isolated violations. The opinion stresses no lawful obstructions by courts or agencies and warns against treating scattered infractions as a national emergency. Continued on page seven.
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WASHINGTON
Dougherty
Coolidge
Harding
Congress
awa
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division of customa
Department of Justice
Bnell
Don Breas
Pfam
United States
Primo Rivera
Santiago Alba
Felix Armi
War
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midaeter of
cantals
Barcelona
apte
Prevaler Alhucemas
Duke of
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Alfonso
San Sebastian
Madrid
Picture story of rule that cost bank forty thousand
A Monao thief obtained 340000 in treasury certificates from Edward J. Moore at Indiana National Bank yesterday. The dotted lines show paths to Moore’s den as Gertrude Capsman, a stenographer, watches from the main door while Moore and another official stand near a teller’s cage. The portrait of Moore and the desk view document the security lapse and police presence at the bank entrance.
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Monao
Edward J. Moore
Indiana National bank
Mr. Moore
Mias
Gertrude Capsman
ou. Neeman
Co. F. Child & Co
Chicago
Kaylor
Moore
Moor Fizzle Draws War Cloud In Spain
Madrid Sept 24 A military coup began in Barcelona and spread through Spain. General Primo Rivera leads with army backing as government ministers resign. King Alfonso's location disputed as reports conflict over his actions and ships.
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SPAIN
MADRID
Associated Press
Barcelona
Yarlorsa latriets
Rivera
ccern
Alfonso
San Sebastian
Alhucemas
Navy Curtiss racer sets new world speed record
Mitchel Field, Sept 18. Lieut Hacala J. Brow, U.S. Navy, flying a Curtiss racer, established a new world speed record at 244.18 mph on a one kilometer course, surpassing the 238 mph mark set last week by Lieut. Sanderson. The flight used double camber wings and electric recorders for timing. Brow’s craft reached 255 mph on a wind-assisted pass. Navy plans three entrants in the Pulitzer race. Army fields a Verville-Sperry monoplane.
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MINFOLA
Hacala J. Brow
U.S. N
Providence
R. I
Mitchel Geld
Lieut
Sanderson
Ngin & Wright-Pighter
Lieut. Brown
Pulitzer
St. Louis
navy
army
Stephen Calloway
Wright
Verville-Sperry
Lirut
Alexander Pearson
Mayor Hylan Suffers Double Pneumonia
Mayor John F. Hylan of New York is reported to have pneumonia in both lungs after a medical examination and X ray. The formal announcement was issued this afternoon as doctors said his condition is grave and serious.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS
N. YL
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John F. Hylan
New York
Suit challenges Twenty ninth Street pavement acceptance
Suitta and local officials face a civil suit filed by seventy property owners and church trustees alleging the Twenty ninth Street pavement from Capitol Avenue to Riverside Park was not built per plans. The suit seeks injunction to bar public works approval of the assessment roll and prevents defendants from collecting on the assessment, citing alleged insufficient cement, soft texture, and fraudulent representations.
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Suitta
Twenty ninth street
Capitol ave muiette Riverside park
wax
Twentyeninth Street
board of home missions and church
chireh
Joseph Hogue
Ralph Lemcke
Henry A. B Mansfield
Mansfield Construction Company
board of public works
Hocus
Lemeke
Marie Neld
Maneflefel
wormlen
Mannfeld company
Satterfield Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Atlanta man F Be Satterfield is condemned to hang after a jury found him guilty of murdering his brother in law R Hart two years ago. He was arrested in California following a nationwide two year search.
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ATLANTA
F. Be Sateterfield
Wam
Hart
Satterfeld
California
Unknown biological facts emerge from Kentucky experiments
In a report released today at a chemistry division meeting in Milwaukee the University of Kentucky confirmed experiments tracing a metal essential to life to the growth of mammals. Led by J S McHargue, the research chemi ist outlined findings that connect the metal to facial biology and aging.
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MILWAUKER
Wie
Miamines
University of Kentucky
agricuHural and food chemistry
American Chemical Society
teasion
bor
J. S. McHarcue
Battle of the continents title bout at Polo Grounds
Jack Dempsey and Lula Angel Firpo prepare for a fifteen round heavyweight title fight at the Polo Grounds in New York. The event draws a predicted crowd nearing 90 thousand with gate receipts around 2.14 million. Tex Rickard promotes the bout seen as the era's greatest international ring clash since Dempsey Carpentier.
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NEW YORK
Jack Dempsey
Lula Angel Firpo
Firno
hla
ienlations
pampaa
Polo grounds
France
Georges Carpentier
Tex Rickard
Dempnty-Carpentier
Boyter
Thirty Acres
Utility admits its rates were unfair in Indiana case
Martinsville Ind Sept 13 The case of first public utility prosecution for rate discrimination in Indiana ends as Frank Faris of Indianapolis for Wabash Electric pleads guilty to five indictments against Martinsville Gas and Electric Company controlled by Wabash Valley. Indictments allege higher charges by several firms in 1921 with Home Lawn Mineral Springs favored. The court awaits sentence. S C Kivett previously represented Martinsville firm.
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Indianapolis Star
MARTINSVILLE
Ind
Indiana
Frank Faris
Indianapolis
Wabseh Electric Company
Martinaville Gas and Electric Company
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Wabash Electric Company
Martinaville Gan
felectric Monpans
Martinaville Brick
Branch Grain and Seed tron
Ames Shovel and Tool
L. B. Black Motor Company
Home Lawn Mineral Springs Company
John Hardwick
Hincane
Martinaville
Douglass and Ratte
public rerview commission
Bred W. Steiger
Morgan county
8. C. Kivett
Martinsville Gas and Electric Company
Lone Sleuth summons Watson's Mates for Clew to Slayer
An informal reunion of the Tane class of 1023 will be held tomorrow after noon in a vacant storeroom on East Washington Street under the direction of Homer Dalley. Ex-students, grilled on various topics, will have a chance to present new impressions while Patrolman Dailey leads the session. Continued on page three.
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Technicst high school
East Washington Street
Homer
Pat
Dalley
Indianapolis
hla ow Ines
Hunts -Watson
Quota drive boosts fund for Japan earthquake relief
Indianapolis chapter of the Red Cross reports 5256 560 92 raised for Japan earthquake victims as national HQ quota of 5000 was met early. Steady gifts from employers and workers push totals higher. campaign to close Monday with newspapers aiding fundraising. Authorities also report a bank robbery at Indiana National Bank where $40 000 in U S Treasury certificates vanished from a desk after a clerk briefly left.
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Tt aas
Inillanapalie
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Indiana
Washington
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Red Cross
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