Europe on edge as eight disturbances shake postwar order
LONDON April 20 United Press reports Europe endures the most unsettled period since the war with Bulgaria and Portugal in blood baths while France and Belgium face government changes Germany debates republicanism versus monarchy Italy suppresses the Senussi Spain fights the Rif and Turkey quashes Kurdish uprisings White terror rises in Sofia as they round up Reds and kill communists Lisbon declares a bloodless victory as Col Camara's rebels capitulate after 24 hours of bombardment against President Manuel Teixeira Gomez's conservative Republican government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Europe
Africa
Near East
Old World
Bulgaria
Portugal
France
Belgium
Germany
Italy
Spain
Turkey
Times
Sofia
Lisbon
Filomeno Camara
Vasco da Gama
Manuel Teixeira Gomez
Great Briain
Popular
Hunt Girl in Hold Up and Death Near City Streets
Harry Keely 43 a painter died after a hold up near Vermont and Talbott Streets by an unidentified tall woman about 20 wearing black. Witnesses at the scene reported Keely with hands up as the assailant fled west to Pennsylvania Street. Police describe multiple theories including vengeance and a setup resembling Teddy O Briens case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Keely
Meridian
Vermont and
Talbott Sts
Millard Cain
W. Merrill St
Pearl Crops
E. Vermone St
Keely
Pennsylvania St
Pearl Shaeffer
Wisconsin St
Teddy O'Brien
Ohio Woman's Prison
Indicted Klansmen in Jail After Murder Probe
D C Stephenson Earl Gentry and Har Klinck indicted on murder charges in the Oberholtzer case and jailed without bond. They were arrested 9 30 a m today by Sheriff Hawkins in Inman’s office on the eleventh floor of the Consolidated Building. Habeas corpus proceedings were anticipated. They spent Sunday fishing and were processed through the jail with no special privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
James Curtis
Hawkins
Curtis
Charles E. Cox
Oberholtzer
William
Inman
Leonard Koffel
Stephenson
Frank Kemps
Roland Snider
Federal Row
Klinck
Gentry
Ft Wayne man shot during holdup attempt in Chicago
Roland Koontz of Ft Wayne Indiana, 20, suffered both legs broken when Detective Fred Tapscott shot him while he tried to flee. Koontz and a partner were said to be in the act of holding up a man when the shooting occurred early today in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Roland Koontz
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Fred Tapscott
Tapscott
Koontz
Methodist Hospital fund total announced in Indiana campaign
Subscriptions totaling 347 752 dollars were pledged across Indiana Methodist pulpits toward 1 500 000 dollars for hospitals in Indianapolis Ft Wayne Gary and Princeton to fund buildings nurses homes new equipment and reserves. In Rensselaer 17 702 dollars were pledged toward a 25 000 goal for the Monnett School for Girls a Methodist institution to build a new dormitory bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Methodist
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Gary
Princeton
Rensselaer
Ind
Monnett School For Girls
Supreme Court Denies Review for Gary Men in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
The Supreme Court denied petitions by six Gary Indiana men seeking review of their convictions on a conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law. The men named include Roswell C. Johnson Gary mayor and Lewis E. Barnes city officials, with others cited among fifty five defendants in Federal Court before Judge A B Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court Today
Gary, Ind
Washington, D. C
A. B. Anderson
Roswell C. Johnson
Gary
Lewis E. Barnes
Board of Work
Dwight M. Kinder
Lake Panes
Blaze
Lucas
Tragic Indiana City Interurban Crash Claims Cottey Family
Ralph Cottey, severely injured, survived as his wife Mae and four children died in a Sunday morning crash near Ingalls Indiana. The victims are Lincoln Cottey Mae Cottey Jennie Cottey Dorothy Cottey and Ralph Cottey Jr. Funeral services set for Moore and Kirk chapel. Coroner Earl Sells investigated at the scene. Read questioned, motorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Cottey
East
Washington Sts
Cottey
Mae Cottey
Jennie Cottey
Dorothy Cottey
Ralph Cottey Jr
Moore and Kirk Chapel
Station St
Ralph Cottey
Earl Sells
Anderson
Read
Wheeler Wins Court Victory In Wheeler Trial
Federal court in Great Falls Montana on April 20 halted the prosecution on one count in the Senator Burton K Wheeler case. Judge Frank S Dietrich excluded evidence about a Lincoln permit sought by Montana operator Gordon Campbell from the Interior Department, noting the Lincoln permit matters were pending when Wheeler was retained as Campbell's counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Frank S. Dietrich
Dietrich
Lincoln
Gordon Campbell
Montana
Interior
Pbell
Linco
Integor Department
Arguments Set On Writ Of Habeas Corpus In Hawkins Case
Oral arguments on a writ of habeas corpus sought by Morton Hawkins, ex president of Hawkins Mortgage Company, to avoid removal for trial, will be heard in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals at Cincinnati on May 4. Homer Elliott, ex U S district attorney, will present for the government. Hawkins defaulted a 7500 dollar bond on October 1, 1924, for failing to appear in Federal Court in Dayton on conspiracy to defraud charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Dayton
Ohio
Appeals Fail to Halt Plans for May Vote
The city election board proceeded with the May primary despite Supreme Court appeals over candidate eligibility for city judge. W. R. Frye faces a possible Democratic challenge if nominated and elected, based on residency requirements. Two voting places may be set, with Shank Arm and Coffin factions clashing. Absentee ballot requests begin today at the city clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
City Election Board
Frank P. Baker
Frye
Shank Arm
George W. Coffin
Ublican City
Coffin
John L. Duvall
Shank-Armitage
Ralph A. Lemcke
Car crashes into Fair Store as driver missteps pedal
Marie Hiefferbert, 22, of 204 North Hamilton Avenue, backed from a curb at 211 West Washington Street, breaking the front window of The Fair Store after losing control of her car. Traffic Policeman Padgett said the vehicle was parked and she pressed the wrong pedal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hiefferbert
Hamilton Ave
Washington St
Padgett
Hofferbert
Manager Meetings Set For City Manager Form Discussion
Edward Snethen secretary executive committee announces five community meetings to discuss the city manager form of government. Readings include Heath Memorial M E Church Windsor Street and Commerce Avenue Irvington Presbyterian Church Julian Avenues and School No 50 venues with sessions today Tuesday night and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ©. Snethen
City Manager Movement
Eva Baker
N. Temple Ave
Heath Memorial M. E
Windsor St
Commerce Ave
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Julian Aves
Schoo
Funeral set for Dr Allan B Philputt Wednesday
Dr Allan B Philputt longtime Central Christian Church pastor dies Sunday at 1330 N New Jersey St funeral in church 8 30 to 10 00 Wednesday then Bloomington services burial in Bloomington cemetery Born May 6 1856 in Bedford County Tennessee he moved to Indiana in 1867 later earning a master’s degree at Indiana University in 1886 Married Anna Maxwell in 1880 ordained 1879 first pastorate at First Christian Church Bloomington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan B. Philputt
Central Christian Church
New Jersey St
Philpott
Bloomington
Bloomington Christian Church
Dr. Philputt
Bedford County
Tennessee
Indiana
Monroe County
Indiana University
Anna Maxwell
Dr. Philpott
First Christian Church
James Bingham to Speak on Greater Indianapolis Tonight
Attorney James Bingham will address the Pennsylvania Street Business Men's Association at a dinner in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The event at 1005 Fletcher Savings and Trust Building will be broadcast tonight over Merchants Heat and Light Company station WFBM. Afterward, attendees will tour the Palace Theater hosted by manager Herb Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bingham
Fletcher Savings and Trust Bldg
Greater
Indianapoli
Merchants Heat and Light Company
WFBM
Bingham
Pennsylvania St. Business Men's Association
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Herb Jennings
Palace Theater
Police seek 16 year old George Hobbs over stabbing
Police searched for George Hobbs age 16 of 1348 West Street to charge him with assault and battery with intent to kill after an argument during a game at Chesapeake and West Streets ended with Hobbs stabbing James Green age 13 with a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hobbs
West St
James Green
Vermont St
Hobbs
Chesapeake and West Sts
Green
McGaughey Trial Opens for Involuntary Manslaughter
Roberts McGaughey faces involuntary manslaughter charges in Criminal Court over the July 4, 1924 accident at Prospect and Sts that killed Miss Georgia Steffe of Louisville and Martin Garvey. Jury sworn with Judge James A. Collins presiding. Motion to quash the indictment is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts McGaughey
James A. Collins
McGaughey
Georgia Steffe
Louisville
Martin Garvey
Prospect
Sts
Invas Scotia
H. Remy
Session closed by Methodists conference in Indiana
The Northern Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference adjourned in Anderson after ministerial assignments by Bishop Frederick Leete. Four new district superintendents were named W W Wiant Mishawaka Fort Wayne district U S A Bridge Decatur Wabash district F F Thornburg Kokomo Richmond district and L C Bentley Anderson Logansport district Delegates voted unanimously to merge the North and South churches but delayed action on lay delegate admission Conference city not chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timea
Anderson
Ind
Frederick Leete
Indianapolis
W. W. Wiant
Mishawaka
Ft. Wayne
U. S. A. Bridge
Decatur
Wabash
F. F. Thornburg
Kokomo
Richmond
L. C. Bentley
Logansport
Hindenburg urges Allies to drop blame for war
Field Marshal Hindenburg used his first campaign speech before German and foreign correspondents Sunday night to demand that charges blaming Germany for the World War be dropped. He called such claims a lie and said abandoning them is essential to achieving German sovereignty and freedom among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Field Marshal
Hindenburg
Intoxicated Patrolman Faces Chief After Sunday Incident
Patrolman Frank Allen of the police force, living at 8724 Kenwood Ave, was found in an intoxicated state early Sunday. He was taken from a Columbia Avenue streetcar near Delaware and Ohio Streets, his uniform dirty, and he had failed to report for several hours. Allen was suspended by Captain Fred Drinkitt and joined the department on May 26, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Kenwood Ave
Herman Rikhoff
Allen
Columbia Ave
Delaware and
Ohio Sts
Fred Drinkitt
Stage Day at Fair at Chicago World’s Fair
Chicago April 20 Today was stage day at the woman s world s fair. Leading ladies from city shows were the center of attraction and advised aspiring actors to avoid the theater saying Don t do it Dorothy Stone Katherine Cornell Madge Kennedy Olga Cook Josephine Adair and Myrtle Schaaf were among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Press
Dorothy Stone
Katherine Cornell
Madge Kennedy
Olga Cook
Josephine Adair
Myrtle Schaaf
Two Weeks for Taxes Urged by Duvall County Treasurer
County treasurer John L. Duvall urges prompt tax payment with only two weeks remaining. About forty men and women staff the collection effort from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, including Saturdays, to handle duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Duvall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark
Lis
REDS
Portugese
Manuel Gomez
Hunt Girl
City Hospital
Keady O’brien
Johnson
New Jersey
Vermont
Klan
Gentry and Klinck
Attorney Inman
Sheriff Hawkins
Kofei
Bart Klinck
Earl Gentry
Carter
D. C. Stephenson
Freedom
Omer Hawkins
Wayne Man Shot
Flapper
Fanny
Dan Cupid
the Bumble Bee
Jennie, Ralph, Jr
N. LaSalle St
Methodist Hospital
Wheeler
W. 8
Business Men’s Meeting
M’gaughey
von Hindenburg
Duvall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!