Three in cop's murder sought in Indianapolis case
Indiana authorities indict Carl Champion Thomas McKnight and Sanford Satterfield for the July 17 1928 murder of Motor Policeman Paul Miller in Brightwood. Extraditions arranged from Tulsa and Los Angeles follow confessions and arrests.
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Indianapolis
Paul Miller
Brightwood
Los Angeles
Carl Champion
Thomas J. McKnight
Miller
Tulsa
Okla
Champion
Sanford Satterfield
McAlester
W. R. Odom
Kinney
Fred Simon
Bates Announces Candidacy for State Representative
Gerritt M. Bates a 27 year old attorney announces for the Democratic nomination for state representative. Bates is married and resides at 1503 North Pennsylvania Street.
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Gerritt M. Bates
Bates
Pennsylvania Street
Physician Beatty Appeals License Revocation in Orange Circuit
Dr. Grant S Beatty a French Lick physician serving a term in the federal penitentiary for liquor and narcotic law violations has filed notice of appeal from his license revocation by the state medical board. The board must defend its action before the Orange circuit court.
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Grant
S. Beatty
French Lick
Federal Penitentiary
State Medical Board
Orange Circuit
Beatty
Hoovers Plan Camp Outings As Spring Warms
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover will resume weekend trips to the Rapidan camp in Virginia. Mrs. Hoover, a skilled horsewoman, enjoyed a brisk canter as warmer weather enables fishing riding and outdoor escapes from Washington.
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Washington
Hoover
Kruschen Salts Promise Health Boost to Americans
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a daily health dose used by millions worldwide. It claims improved liver and kidney function, regular elimination, and increased energy and vitality after four weeks, with benefits for constipation, headaches, and skin clarity.
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America
Great Britain
Hook
Hoover Plans Weekend Fishing Camp Outing
In bright sunshine Monday Mrs. Hoover and President Hoover will likely visit their fishing camp in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia next weekend. She had a brief inspection last Saturday. The camp will host weekends with fishing hiking horseback riding and informal picnics for visitors and rallying locals.
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Mr. Hoover
Census takers line ready to start talk in Indianapolis
The fifteenth decennial census begins with 325 enumerators under Delbert O. Wilmeth in Indianapolis and Marion county. Workers will visit homes for thirty days to collect data on families, housing, employment, veteran status, and local industry. The out county group will query farmers while questions cover marital status and ages.
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United States
Indianapolis
Marion County
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Federal
Caterpillar Sons Question Last Work Day And Pay
The article notes concern over why Caterpillar sons did not work on the last working day. It raises questions about whether involved parties lost a day’s pay and how many days they worked in the prior week.
Traffic Toll Rises Across 22 City Streets This Year
Twenty two persons have been killed in traffic accidents on Indianapolis streets through March, four more than the same period last year. Accidents fell from 894 to 713 while 473 were injured, including 184 pedestrians and 289 auto riders.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Jerry Kinney
Frank Owen
Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Jail Contributions Committee Seeks Piano for Services
Paul R. Jordan solicits funds at 1646 Central Avenue to buy a piano for religious services at the jail. Mrs Jo is committee chairwoman guiding a project started 22 years ago by Mr and Mrs William P Knode of the Wheeler Rescue Mission, who held weekly prison meetings.
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Paul R. Jordan
Central Avenue
William P. Knode
Wheeler Rescue Mission
Civic groups plan to form Indianapolis civic music body
Civic and musical club representatives meet at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss forming a civic music organization in Indianapolis. Matinee Musicale sponsors the movement and invites local residents to join for advancing city music activities, with Ward French detailing the plan from Chicago. More than 150 cities already operate such annual concert series.
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Civic and Musical Club
Chamber of Commerce
Matinee Musicale
Indianapolis
Ward French
Civic Concert Service
Chicago
Lila Jimerson Collapses at Murder Trial
Buffalo New York United Press reports Lila Jimerson a 35 year old Indian model charged with conspiracy to kill Mrs Clothilde Mars hand collapsed in court and was carried to hospital as tuberculosis afflicted her and the trial was adjourned until Wednesday Judge F Bret Thorne ordered medical care.
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United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Lila Jimerson
Clothilde Marshand
F. Bret Thorne
Lila
Taxing the Railroads and their Massive Assets
The railroad system employed 377,500 workers across 54 200 miles of track with 12 700 locomotives and 11 600 passenger cars, plus 506 700 freight cars and other facilities valued at 6 billion dollars, all contributing to taxes.
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California
Satterfield
William Miller
Oklahoma
Marion County Grand Jury
McKnight
Jess McCarty
Jerry E. Kinney
Twenty-fifth and
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Doctor Fights
Repose
Ray T. Tucker
National Press Club
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Robert Luce
Massachusetts
Tucker
Scripps-Howard
Luce
Hoovers
Virginia
Lambert Pharmacal Co
St. Louis
U.S. A
THE
Indianapolis Times
Mildred Kauffman
Kansas City
Traffic Tak
Jacquards
Porcelain Top
STERS
Indiana
East Washington Street
South St
Greenfield
Washington Street
Back League
United Pre
Sody
Wye
Charles J. Beldon
Pitchford
Beldon
Squaw
L. A. Downs
Illinois Central System
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