Contempt Action Hangs Over City Budget Dispute
Nine city council members face possible contempt after a court ordered raising the health levy to 14.5 cents per $100 of assessed value. Judge Clinton H. Givan declared the council must explain delays while attorneys argued about meeting notices and statutory deadlines. The dispute centers on the municipal budget and tax levy and risks deep financial impact if unresolved.
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Clinton H. Glvan
Superior court
Givan
department’ of“public health
FE. E. Hodgin
board of health
Clifford ©. Kealing
dame M. Ogden
Wiliam T. Bailey
Glyes
Kealing
Ogden
Bailey
John E. King
Council
heaid
Sherif Snider
Glvan
Osden
altke
amns Sult Forsibie. LEE
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Surrounding Areas
Sunday forecast in Indiana and Indianapolis area calls for fair skies with a chance of showers Monday and rising temperatures. Regional outlook suggests dry Sunday with showers Monday and warmer temperatures overall.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Probe into Indiana Dollings operation sparks grand jury talk
Attorney General U S Lesh urges Governor McCray to appoint a Marion County grand jury to probe the Dollings Company and its Indiana affiliates. U S District Attorney Homer Elliott awaits a formal statement as the governor weighs action next week.
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Indiana
R. L.’ Dollinga Company
U. S. Lesh
McCray
Dollingly
William
P. Evang
Marion county
Marion county grand jury
Homer Elliott
United States district attorney
Leah
Lesh
Safety for Pupils Campaign Aims at School Traffic Reform
A city wide program led by the Indianapolis police department, school officials, and the Hoosier Motor Club launches tomorrow to educate pupils in accident prevention. Pupils will become traffic officers, form school traffic councils, and attend lectures. warning signs will go up in school zones, and Mobile Safety Week observances will follow. Patrol officers will supervise council activities as they visit several schools today and plan to cover all public and parochial schools within two weeks.
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Indianapolis police department
Hoosier Motor Club
accident prevention bureau
police department
Motor Club
automobile organization
Trafimen Owens
Tolle and Pani
police
Walnut
Delaware
Vermont
Fulton
Ohio and Oriental
Michigan street
Beville avenue
Washington
St. Patrick's
Woodlawn avenue
St. Catherine's
Shelby
Tabor
John B. Orman
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
Han
protessa
taafer
plaen
Tye
Unfit Made Fit in Training Camp Experiment
Official Camp McClellan report describes a 120 civilian military training camp students group formed from physically unfit youths. After three weeks they emerged as capable potential fighting men and the study recommends similar companies at all camps next year to save men for the citizen army. Physical detectives won third honors against four prize regular camp companies.
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WASHINGTON
Camp
McClellan
Alabama
Camp McClellan
French Woman Freed in Noted British Murder Trial
Mme Marie Marguerite Fahmy, accused of killing her husband Prince Ali Kemal Fahmy Bey of Egypt, was acquitted by a jury at the Old Bailey. The verdict caused wild cheers outside the court as Fahmy fainted in the moment, and she later thanked English judges for the fair treatment.
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JOHN T. ROOREE
LONDON
Universal Service
Mme
Marie Marguerite Fahmy
Prince Al Kemal Fahmy Rey
Egypt
Old Bailey
Fenrir
shouta
applat
Fahmy
mony wen
TEypilem
Prince Fahmy
Savoy
Mme. Fahmy
Imousine
Fingland
War on Volstead Law Began With Dyer Plea to Coolidge
Lawrence Martin reports that Representative Dyer opened the drive to loosen the Volstead Act by presenting a bill to President Coolidge proposing 2.75 percent beer. Dyer seeks administration backing, with plans to press again after talks. Supporters push for liberalization before Congress, while dry forces mobilize to oppose any weakening.
Wadsworth Attacks Prohibition Amendment in Legion Speech
Saratoga Springs Sept. Senator Wadsworth condemned the eighteenth amendment calling it a costly statute that tries to govern personal conduct. He warned that millions buy or consume illegal alcohol and federal authorities have spent millions for four years with limited success as corruption spreads among enforcement agents. Continued on page two.
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Wadstorth Sayn
SARATOGA SPRINGS
United States
Wadsworth
the
American Legion
Japanese Refuse Soviet Red Cross Relief Offer
The Japanese government refused shipment from the Soviet Union via the Lenine, saying the aid was for laborers only and aimed to aid a revolutionary movement. The embassy noted 295,455 burned houses and 36,10 demolished structures from the quake, with relief efforts expanding across Japan and American Red Cross mobilizing ships and supplies.
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WASHINGTON
Russia
Red Cross
ita
dlapatch
Japan
Lenine
Mladivostyk
Bth
Yokohama
martial aw
Vladivostok
Foreign Office
Takle
menange aaid
Tokio
alk
Yokohamam
Pacific
Red ‘Cross
Coolidge Silent On World Court
Washington Sept The Lamononte press says the question of American participation in the world court remains undecided at the White House and will not be publicly announced before the new Congress convenes in December. President Coolidge is said to abstain from public pronouncements and will let Congress decide the matter. The issue has engaged attention since Harding, with counsel, submitted it last February. It is noted Coolidge avoids prelegislative statements and will wait for the annual message. The world court question has attracted late attention since Coolidge took office. Bandit of Osage slain. Bartlesville Okla Sept 1 Al Spencer noted pandit of the Osage was killed tonight by U S Marshal Alva MacDonald.
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health board
Kealing
smit
health department
Ogden
R. J. Collings Company
Indiana
International Note and Morteare Company
Indiana corporation
Bell
LAWRENCE MARTIN
United
WASHINGTON
Coolliga
Dyer
Coolidge
bute
Byer
White House
pfil
Congress
thia eantiment
LAmnonte teed Press
world court
Senate
Harding
Coollege
Coolliger
Hant Ing
himserf
White Hollor
BARTLESVILLE
Okla
Al Spencer
Alva MacDonald
western district
Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY
Associated Press
J. C. Walton
Noklahom
National Guard
Ku Klux Klan
Walton
Oklahoma county
Creek county
Tulsa county
Oklahomaa City
Sapulpe
Tulan Tribune
Tulan
the Tribune
H. C. McClure
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
McClure
chamber
ioral Klan
thetr
Tulex county
néwe asories
J.C. Walton
Baltimore
Sun
Harallion Owens
sultog
Owena
Tulsa
Tibune
reid
Invisible empire
Tech men aid Watson probe in Indianapolis study
Homer Dailey a patrolman at Indianapolis undertakes a student based elimination in the Watson murder case. He questions former classmates from Archarel Technical High School and reviews watches and alibis to identify the killer among about forty suspects. He expects grand jury action and plans further interviews as he presses the case.
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Homer I. Dailey
Indianapolis
Watson
mya
Dalley
ITC
clanaer
Arenal Technical high school
Watsor
Wax
Rikhel
Jiata
atudenta
Fech
St. Dailey
neg dn oil
Utl Kuat
Washington investi
Ex Mayor Bunch Granted Full Pardon
Dr Rollin H Bunch once mayor of Muncie has received a full presidential pardon after a prior two year sentence for conspiring to defraud. The pardon follows recommendations by the federal parole board and lobbying by prominent Indiana leaders. Bunch served nine months on the sentence and is currently in New York likely unaware of his clearance. The case involved aiding a fake prize rights gang in Muncie and implicated several police department members.
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Theydignapolie
MUNCIEF
Ind
Rollin H. Bunch
Muncie
Federal
Atlante
Indiana
Dr. Binet
New York
Dempsey
Bunch
Munele
sime
police
Mobile preacher files divorce suit in Alabama
The Rev Thomas E Bridges ex rector of a Newport episcopal church filed for divorce from Adelina Tower Bridges now in New York. He seeks right to remarry claiming she left him and refused to return after moving to New York. They married in 1902 and have a daughter and a son with the family now separated.
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MOBILE
Als
Iniversal Servics
Thomas E. Bridges
Newport
Ko Ly
Adelina ‘Tower fridger
New York
partor
Bridger
AMl Sainis Eylacapadehuren
reading
Moblie
Tate
Imvia
Smlthentlege
Northampton
Mass
Thomas Bridges Jr
nllege eerec
Reidgas
Trouble at Soldiers' Home prompts resignations in Indiana
Hart Wayne News Sentinel reports turmoil at the Indiana state soldiers' home in Lafayette as Col William M. Louden faces accusations of autocratic rule. Several staff members resign and the board contemplates changes after disputes over cafeteria and dining arrangements, with Governor Metray asked to investigate.
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FORT WAYNE
Ind
Hart Wayne. News Sentinel
careeng
Indiang state
Lantayette
William M. Lourlen
aoldier
N. Foater
Arystepes
ateo haw
Gatayente
William M. Louden
Clarke Rogers
Indianapolia
Rogers
J. N. Foster
Col. Laden
miembera
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board of trustees
Laoiuden
Metray
sila
Rogere
Merray
rheimer
Faeren
Gevamnoar
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