Water Co Counsel Attacks Service Board In Rate Fight
Indianapolis arguments center on setting aside January valuation and its impact on past orders. William A. McInerny for the water company contends the January figure must stand, while opponents cite court decisions and reproduction cost. The hearing resumes with multiple speakers and potential delay to Monday or Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EARL MUSHEITZ
pubblin stry tre “commission
Indianapolis Water Company
William A. McInerny
William A.Pickens
chamber of commerce
John F. Geckler
Benjamin Perk
John Jirgal
Judiy
Weather Forecast for Friday and Saturday
Showers probable Friday and Saturday with cooler conditions Saturday night. Indianapolis and vicinity similarly expect showers on Friday into Saturday, followed by a cooler night. Almanac notes and yesterday’s conditions accompany this forecast with temperature readings and precipitation totals for the period.
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Bim Crow
Indianapolis
vicinit
Relatus Hamidler
Tam, Tepet
Noah Fa pet
hare
esos Thais
Wrong Baby Vanishing Case Shrouded in Mystery
Police continue searching near Alfonse Viemminck’s home for a weeks old infant mistakenly given to him by hospital staff. A daughter’s testimony is unclear and tensions rise as officers probe how the child’s disposition occurred. Viemminck remains under questioning while his daughter's baby stays at the hospital.
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DETROIT
Hight
Alfonse Yiemminck
William Creatrex
Niemminck
Evnagelical Deaconess hospital
va Wiemminck
Wienmainck
Viemminck
Paul W. Voorheis
Governor McCray appoints Barnard as special counsel in financial matter
George M. Barnard of the law firm Ralston Gates Larry Van Nuys and Barnard is named special counsel to Governor McCray to defend against financial disputes. He will work with James W. Noel, aiding the creditor committee. the move signals a firm defense stance amid investigations into the governor's finances. Bank officers from Marton Indiana planned to discuss the governor’s financial affairs with the county grand jury, with potential testimony by witnesses. The case involves Indiana Bell rate matters and a note held by Marton bank.
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George M. Barnard
Ralston, Gates, Larry, Van Nuys and
Barnard
public service commission
Indianapolis
Indiana
William P. Evans
Gus 5
Condo
Marton
Ind.) National bank
McCray
Myans
Condolata
James A. Collins
waa
United States
Charles W. Moores
Moores
Evans
Marlon bank
lowe
Town deporting Negroes troops may be needed
Spruce Pine North Carolina September 27 enraged citizens rounded up all male Negroes employed in Spruce Pine and vicinity and planned to deport them on freight trains after an attack on a white woman. Governor Morrison ordered Adjutant General Van Fleet to aid local authorities to protect rights of all citizens in the area Raleigh dispatch suggests authorities consider intervention.
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SPRUCE PINE
N. C
RALEIGH
M. C
Morrison
Van FR
Rate guincel
ZR-1 to Fly Over Boonville on Weekend Flight
Boonville Kiwanis Club reports receipt of a message that the ZR-1, the world’s greatest dirizthte, will pass over Boonville on its flight to St Louis this weekend. Ralph B D Weyerbacher, designer and commander, is a Boonville native, and officials expect thousands from Warrick County to greet the giant airship during its pass.
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BOONVILLE
BOONVILER
Inl
Warrick county
Boat Explosion Drowns Six in Mississippi Waters
Six men were forced to leap into the Mississippi Channel and drown after an explosion in the engine room of the power boat Reslance, traveling between New Orleans and the Tower coast. Ten other seamen were rescued.
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POINTE LAHACHE
Reslance
New Orleans
Tower coast
Department of Justice Building Hit By Minor Fire
Fire department responded to a blaze on the fifth floor of the Department of Justice building in Washington on September 27. The fire was minor and quickly extinguished with no injuries reported.
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
WASHINGTON
ELOPEMENT STIRS LONDON WASHINGTON SOCIETY
In a surprising turn, a London society figure eloped with war hero George Wise of Washington. She had been engaged to Lieut. Julian P. Brown, U. S. Marines, with plans to marry in October.
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Washington
Lieut
Mother of Child Seriously Hurt by Auto Driver Identified
Rosalind Lahr 4, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Frank J. Lahr, was struck and seriously injured by a southbound auto on Washington boulevard near Forty-ninth street while coasting in a wagon with her brother Franklin and a neighbor child. The driver’s name was not released by Mrs. Lahr who said publicity would humiliate him. the judge believes the driver was the man installing kitchen cabinets at a neighbor’s house. The little girl suffered a fractured skull but doctors held cautious optimism for recovery, with a three day estimate to judge prognosis. The incident prompted accident-prevention officials to investigate. neighbors reported warning the children to stop before entering the street. The report continues on page four.
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Frank J. Lahr
East Forty-ninth street
Washington boulevard
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Keller
Franklin
Alexander Kahn
Ralph H. Kahn
rive
St. Vincent's hospital
Imar
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Sahr
Rosalind
Washington boulevart
Httle
Join B. Dubuc
Judge Lahr ale
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John B. Dubuc
John A. Dugan
Werman immett Talle
burrag
wesan investiga
Han
Hosalind
Franklin Lahr
Suspect foul play in Mrs Webb’s death at Westchester Club
Mrs Charles Webb, heiress and social figure in Weathchester county, died at the Westchester Biltmore Country Club under suspicious circumstances. Dr W J Meyer asked the coroner to investigate after relatives demanded it. Toxicologists examined the body for poisons as officials pursue answers. Relatives Willand T Hunter and wife, angele and aunt, returned to Devon Florida and urged inquiry. The estate is valued between £2,100 and £3,000,000 and had recently been changed by Mrs Webb.
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Willand
T. Hunter
angele
Reduces light rates at Gary under state action
Oar Ratts vice chairman of the public service commission announced a rate reduction for Gary electric service. The new schedules take effect Nov 1 and are part of a broader utility rate review that also lowered charges in Hammond Richmond Whiting Roseland East Chicago South Bend Gary.
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Oar Ratts
public service commission
Gary
Gary Heat, Light and Water Company
Commissanor Ratts
Worl
commission
Hammond
Richmond
Whiting
Roschdale
East Chicago
South Bet
Batts
Seven Killed When Train Strikes Auto at Crossing
A interurban motor train crashed into a stalled automobile eleven miles east of Reno killing seven people and injuring another. Among the dead were George Janes and H. Janes of Albany, with the rest Californians.
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RENO
New
Oklahoma Court to Decide Klan Battle In Deadlock
Oklahoma Supreme Court will determine the political standoff over impeachment and martial law as Governor Walton plans to wait for court ruling. Legislators seek injunction to block Adjutant General Markham from interfering with assembly, while awaiting district court hearing next Tuesday morning.
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OKLAHOMA
CHARLES SN
WHEELER
OKLAHOMA CITY
Okla
Supreme court of Oklahoma
Waleton
ura
Jnsurginh
House of Representatives
T. J. Fhelps
District court
Phiips
state Supreme court
Supreme court
legation
high court
finglernor
Axaemblye
WIL
Short
Walton
Italian Soldiers Evacuate Corfu
Italian soldiers depart Corfu as Allied order holds troops until reparations are paid. In Athens Greece insists the island be returned to Greek authority and the Italian flag is lowered amid naval salutes. Naples reports waves of demonstrators greet returning troops and Corfu’s people bid them farewell with courtesy and sympathy.
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allan
Corfu
Greece
ATHENS
Precny
Carfa
Raly
Smyrni
Valian
NAPLES
macete
taland
Coolidge Grants 70 Aid Plan To Farmers In Testimony
President Coolidge pressed Secretary Wallace to begin a farm relief program aimed at a general agricultural reform. A delegation led by bankers and farmers urged rapid action, with Wallace promising a thorough plan to Congress and the administration backing a concrete farm relief bill. The hearing included pointed questions from Coolidge, a lively exchange highlighting the optimistic push for speedy, tangible aid.
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Congress
Wallace
Coolidge
Meyer
A. D. Stephens
Crookston
Minn
J. A. Buchanan
Buchanan
OA DeNault
Jamente
James T Karlexy
Valley City
N. J
Herdlad
South Dakotas
A. Ropepert
Webster
Welch
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
Harrison H. Garnet
St. Thorax
Senator Norbeck
South Dakota
Young
North Dakota
Johnson
het Land
Bush and Toner Rally in Fourth District
North Vernon Sept 6 The crop of candidates for Indiana governor drew attention as ex Lieutenant Governor Bush and speaker Toner spoke at a Fourth district rally. They pledged farm relief, cooperative marketing laws, lower taxes, and curbs on official powers while addressing farmers concerns. The gathering drew leaders from across eleven counties and featured remarks by party officials and campaign supporters.
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MAURICE HARLY
NORTH VERNON
fed
Edgar
Bush
Toner
Anderson
Indiana
McCray
Inez
Dally McCoy
Jemea £. Watson
aprediex
bh Chatenan Cie A. Wald
Legradge
Mra. Kina Herr
Train Wreck Tragedy Near Lockett Claims Many Lives
Casper Wyo Sept 28 reports say between 100 and 200 aboard Sturlington passenger train No 380 perished when the engine plunged through a birdee near Lockett fourteen miles east of here. Two days later several cars remained on the track and a sleeper baggage car and express car were said to have fallen into the river. The day coaches carried the bulk of the fatalities as a special team with doctors and railroad officials rushed to the scene.
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CASPER
Wro
Sturlington
Lockett
here
Menger
oone express
oMolal
fere
City Council Rejects Smoke Abatement Plan Amid Debate
The city council killed the proposed smoke ordinance at a downtown meeting, citing doubts about scope and enforcement. A Chamber of Commerce smoke abatement committee plans a public briefing with Gordon C. Rowe to explain administration and aims, while residents prepare to press the council for adoption.
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Washington
Walter W. Wine
Iniliana Trust
Chamber of Commerce
ullding
Gordon C. Rowe
aninke
Cincinnati
Uo Council
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mal
Mr. Shethen
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technien
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Condition of Taggart Improves, Hospital Report Says
An appreciable improvement in the condition of Thomas Taggart, former Democratic national chairman, was reported by Dr Harold A Tobes. Taggart had suffered renewed nasal hemorrhages but improved after rest and care. He is to return to Hyannisport upon discharge.
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BOSTON
Mase
Thomas Taggatt
Democratic national consister
Harold A Tobes
Tuggart
pat wufferet
nasil
Hyannisport
Burial of Child Opens Cell Door
Five hours granted for Rebecca Cato to attend funeral of her infant granddaughter Mary Potcova age two, killed in a Tuesday automobile crash on West Pearl Street. Judge Collins ordered a commuted period from noon to 4 pm with guards and promissory return to finish remaining sentence.
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Jall
srirfattricken
Rebecca Catota
Mary Pot
cova
Pearl Street
Fevear
Tuealay
Catorba
ans
Paris Semi Official News Paper Sees Separatists Forcing Unity Crisis
A Paris semi official newspaper reports that a separatist movement could compel the Teuton government to sever relations with Belgium and France to preserve the republic. The piece emphasizes potential diplomatic shifts and a drive to maintain national unity amid regional frictions.
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Teuton
Belgium
France
Dilemma in Ruhr by Nasi
Paris dispatch reports semi official Temps editorial warning Germany may declare war to hold Reich together and curb separatist movements. Ruhr workers’ pay and subsidies amid neutral and Allied cautions as Germany’s fate hinges on Ebert proclamation. allies may reset reparations if Germany signals cooperation.
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NASI
PARIS
Universal Service
Germany
France
Tetzium
Reich
Rhineland
Schleswig
Ebert
Berlin
Cuno
Germany on edge as Bavarian crisis widens
Berlin and Munich face a proclaimed state of emergency amid a rift over Dr. Von Kahr and Von Knilling. Berlin asserts central authority while Bavaria moves toward autonomous action, with Gen. Von lossow named commander and discussions of rival loyalties shaping the crisis.
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BERLIN
Associated Press
Stresemann
Bosarian
Von Konilling
Germany
Munich
Bavaria
Von Kahr
Revert Fulk
Bavarig Ie
Herr Stressmann
Von Knilling
Vonlossow
Reichswehr
VorKahr
Gensler
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