Judge Baker May Not Retire From Federal Bench
Judge John H. Baker's resignation is not accepted now and a successor is not named. Washington indicates the president and Attorney General Knox oppose changes while Beveridge, Fairbanks, and local politicians maneuver to protect Indianapolis interests. Hawkins is out, and delay may shift appointment timing to after the 1932 election and into Fairbanks' influence.
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John H. Baker
Federal
Judge Baker
Washington
Judge Haker
the Sun
Beveridge
Hawkins
Frank Hanly
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Senator Fairbanks
Fairbanks
R. 0. Hawkins
Roosevelt
Baker
Gev. Knox
Spatch
Tattier
Senate
New Sun Liner Stations Across City Advertised
The Sun announces new liner stations throughout the city to serve patrons with no extra charges at any station. Free or paid liners may be left under the same terms as direct submissions to The Sun office. Stations include C A Clark News Stand at 1632 Prospect Kenny and Hollenbeck Drugs, McCarty Hass Pharmacy at 25th and Central, Virginia Nash at 24th and College, Dudley Pharmacy at 22nd and Central, W W Scott at College and 27th, H O Peters at 19th and Central, A D Moore at 1932 College, De Hock at 19th and College, Fisher's Pharmacy at 16th and College, Fred Erdelmeyer at Ft Wayne and New Jarcar veh Owyes Neff's News stand at 1339 Shelby, and Mrs Fehl News stand at 714 Virginia Ave.
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THE
SUN
C. A. Clark
Kenny & Hollenbeck
McCarty Hass
Virginia
Nash
Dudley
A. D. Moore
de Hock
Fisher’s Pharmacy
Fred Erdelmeyer
Ft. Wayne
New
Salvation Army to hold annual Christmas dinner this year
The Salvation Army will again provide its annual Christmas dinner for the poor after a year off due to insufficient subscriptions. Details are not yet arranged. A rummage sale by the Ladies of the Thirty-eighth Street Methodist Church will be held at 563 West Washington Street.
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The
Salvation Army
Ladies of the Thirty-eighth-st. Methodist Church
Washington St
Liner Advertisements on Seventh Page Today
New liner advertisements list sparce job and housing wants and sales. Entries include girls and housekeeper positions, a widow seeking help, a colored lady seeking sweeping and assisting, a lady solicitor, furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent, farms and a five room cottage for sale, eye exams and glasses, reasonable prices, carpentry work wanted, a strong active boy for delivery, wallpaper for sale, first mortgage loan on improved property, dissolution of co part nership, Eastman cleaning, West Indianapolis lots and houses for sale, a ten room modern house for rent.
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Ing
Eastman
Indianapolis
Movement to establish another normal school without Muncie
A movement by city and town superintendents at the state house aims to revive the old Muncie normal bill this winter but without the Muncie phase. A committee reported a need for another school to supply 4,000 annual teacher entrants, noting current normals graduate far too few for graded schools. The plan sparked accusations of graft as the discussion resumes.
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Muncie
State House
E. W. Wert
Union City
Raeson
Birth of Princess Mafalda in Rome News
Rome November 19 Queen Helena gave birth to a daughter named Princess Mafalda. The event aroused disappointment at the absence of a male heir, but celebrations began despite the gender news. The queen and child are reported doing well, and bells and cannon greeted the birth.
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Rome
Helena
Castle St. Angelo
Mafalda
Victor
Yolanda
Bridge Work Halted By Rising River for Fourth Time
High water again stops work on the new Washington street bridge for the fourth time as the river rises Monday. Crews expect to resume Thursday after water begins to fall, with two piers completed and pumping for the third pier underway.
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W. Washington St
Indianapolis Area Weather Forecast For 36 Hours
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending at 8 pm Nov 20. Fair tonight and likely Thursday. At 7 am temperature 46, noon 50, 2 pm 53. Warmer in Indiana and nearby states with southerly winds.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Vaudeville Stars Arrested for Loitering in Indianapolis
Cincinnati vaudeville duo Mr and Mrs Henry Sniter stranded since early in the season arrived in Indianapolis from Westfield to seek work. They planned a Westfield exhibition but no audience appeared and they lost money. Mrs Sniter says her husband forced her to dance in saloons. police arrested them upon arrival. Mrs Sniter to be sent to Atlanta.
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Henry Sniter
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Westfield
Atlanta
Sniter
Girl in a Comatose State for 22 Days
Velia Mulligan a New York servant remains in a comatose state for twenty two days after gas poisoning at J Hood Wright hospital. She has not spoken since admission and her condition mirrors Nellie Corcoran's prior hospital collapse. Mulligan was found unconscious October twenty seven at 516 W 185th Street and treated despite no prior knowledge of gas exposure. Her jaws were locked, food fed via a tube, then released but she stayed semi conscious.
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New York
Velia Mulligan
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Nellie Corcoran
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miss Multigin
Bell Likely Runs For Mayor As Democratic Candidate
Joseph E Bell privately signals candidacy for mayor under the Democratic banner with preliminary comments to The Sun. Bell, a former assistant city attorney in the Taggart era, indicates it is too early for a formal announcement while noting public dissatisfaction with municipal conditions. Perkins has already announced as the second Democrat in the race.
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Joseph E. Bell
Bell
the Sun
Taggart
Kern
Tom
Bookwalter
Mr. Bell
Edgar A. Perkins
Globe bottling driver injured in viaduct runaway
Joel Roberts, a driver for Globe bottling works, was seriously injured Wednesday morning when a runaway wagon on the viaduct caused him to fall. His left knee was fractured and he suffered severe bruising with possible internal injuries.
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Joel Roberts
Globe Bottling Works
Roberts
McGinnis Indicted in Murder Case For Accessory Role
Grand jury indicts Eugene McGinnis as accessory to the murder of Raphael Campitello. Indictment issued as Joe Spaulding was already convicted and sentenced to life. Evidence against McGinnis deemed insufficient.
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Eugene McGinnis
Raphael Campitello
McGinnis
Joe Spaulding
Spaulding
Three Persons Alleged Plot to Kill Roosevelt
New York reports Mrs Lena Doxheimer claims a former anarchist circle planned to assassinate President Roosevelt. She says three men or "Teds" were chosen, including a Frenchman named Meloy who died in Paris, a Mueller from the city who later killed himself, and a Mrs Schroeder who also took her own life. Police deem the woman unbalanced.
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New York
Lena Doxheimer
First Methodist Church
Hoboken
Roosevelt
Tithing System Discussed by Indianapolis Churches
Memorial Presbyterian hosts a conference on tithing with Rev. E. B. Stewart of Chicago presenting on the method and spirit of giving. He notes one third of his congregation tithe and contribute about seven percent of church revenue, with weekly envelopes and no names on them.
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Memorial Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Blynn Yates
Buffalo
N. Y
E. B. Stewart
Chicago
J. W. Duncan
M. E
Shelbyville
Memorial Congregation
Odd-Fellows Encampment Delegates Tour Greensburg
The semi annual Odd-fellows encampment held sessions on Wednesday. Delegates traveled by a special train Wednesday afternoon to Greensburg to visit the Odd-fellows home and premises.
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Odd-fellows
Greensburg
Indiana’s Dead and Local Obituaries in Brief
Indiana obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Mary J Seitz of Mundie and Mrs Rebecca Snodgrass a Delaware county pioneer at Reed's Station. J P Rice 47 a Jeffersonville quartermaster's depot clerk for years, dies in New Albany. Bright's disease and rheumatic ailments described with Hood's Sarsaparilla as a claimed cure. Bargains listed for upright pianos at Baldwin's.
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Muncie
Mary J. Seitz
Mundie
Rebecca Snodgrass
Delaware County
Reed's Station
New Albany
J. P. Rice
Quartermaster’s
Jeffersonville
Bright
Peg Leg Pepper Attacker In Irvington Steals Purse
Irv ington residents report a peg legged hold up man terrorizing the eastern suburb at night. A pepper attack Friday left two Butler students momentarily blinded as a purse was snatched near Central and Washington. Police patrols are scarce and residents fear more thefts as noises attributed to the suspect echo along cement sidewalks.
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Irvington
Central Ave
Washington St
Lefore
Butler
Atelon
Irving
Wright honored as Roosevelt tours Memphis in state visit
Gen Luke Wright welcomed by Memphis crowds as President Roosevelt arrives by special train at 9 a.m. Wright, who had been set to receive the president at the Gayoso hotel, insisted on meeting Roosevelt in person and joined the motor parade through the city before a Gayoso breakfast. The president planned to depart for Washington that night.
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Smedes Miss
Roosevelt
Smedes
Memphis
Tenn
Luke Wright
Gen. Wright
Committee of
Wright
Gayoso Hotel
Washington
War office may buy brewery for army canteens debate
Manchester dispatch reports the war office is weighing a plan to purchase a large brewery to supply army canteens. The move is expected to spark a lively debate in the house of commons when discussed.
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Manchester
Eng
War Office
House of Commons
Miners Strike Over Unfed Mules At Washington Mine
In Washington Indiana on November 19 two hundred fifty Montgomery miners stopped work to protest the company's failure to feed water and care for the mules. The miners' leader said a hungry man and hungry mules cannot work well and vowed not to impose on dumb animals any longer.
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Washington
Ind
Governor Winnie Joins Trustees in Indiana Meeting
Indiana trustees at the state house held their annual meeting. Edson B. Larber the treasurer spoke as crowds paid to attend. Governor Winnie attended, railing about road laws and urging duty while trustees noted many conflicting laws. The session stretched into the afternoon with little progress.
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House of Representatives
Indiana
State House
Edson B. Larber
Posey
Elkhart
O. K
Train Derailment at Malott Park Spurs Passenger Stop
Five freight cars and a caboose derailed on the Lake Erie & Western lines at Malott Park early Wednesday. One brakeman sustained minor bruising as a northbound passenger train was halted in time to avert collision with the wreckage.
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Lake Erie & Western
Malott Park
Prize Corn Winners Named in Court House Grocery Contest
Prize corn at Court House Grocery Clermont won by F. M. Bendler for best average corn. J. W. Redmond of Greenwood took the 3 prize for the ten largest cars, and J. Bi. Risley of Nora won the $2 prize for second best average.
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Court House Grocery
F. M. Bendler
Clermont
Court House Grocery Company
J. W. Redmond
Greenwood
J. Bi. Risley
Nora
Two Men Sentenced to Two Years for Burglary in Vincennes
Vincennes Indiana November 18 two strangers George and Frank Wilson were sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for burglary. They join five other men from the area who were sentenced in the past week highlighting a spate of cases in local courts.
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Vincennes
Ind
George
Frank Wilson
Stevens Seeks House Assistant Clerk Post
William P. Stevens a street car conductor seeks the assistant clerkship of the house. Stevens claims backing from all street car motormen and conductors.
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William P. Stevens
House
Stevens
Keach Plans Ten Brick Storerooms in Indiana Avenue Build
James L. Keach will immediately start erecting ten one story brick storerooms on his Indiana avenue and Vermont street property. The project is estimated to cost 28150 dollars.
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James L. Keach
Indiana-ave
Vermont-st
Entire Crew Lost In French Petro Shipwreck
CHERBOURG reports a petroleum ship was wrecked on the French coast near here on Wednesday and the entire crew is believed lost.
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Cherbourg
Here
Bennett's for best photos exhibit opens with art event
In connection with Pon der's new art gallery and photo studio opening, an exhibition will be held Saturday November 2 featuring paintings by Gruelle Steele Sickler and other prominent artists.
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Ponder
Gruelle
Steele
Sickler
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