Four J. F. Wild and Company State Bank officers indicted
Marion County grand jury indicts four bank officers John F. Wild Sr Otto P. Kern John Craig Fisher and William F. McNairy on fourteen counts of bank embezzlement alleging deposits were accepted on the day of closure knowing the bank was insolvent. Depositors named include Paul Bisesi Walter and Georgia Stedfeld Stephen Davis Theodore Lesche Wilking Music Company and Edward Ludwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. ‘Wild and Company State Bank
Marion County Grand Jury
John F. Wild, Sr
College Ave. Rd
Otto P. Kern
Broadway
John Craig Fisher
Pennsylvania St
William F. McNairy, Sr
Paul Bisesi
E. Maryland St
Walter C. Stedfeld
Georgia Stedfeld
N. Pennsylvania St
Stephen M. Davis
Buckle St
Theodore Lesche
S. Delaware St
Wilking Music Company
Frank C. Wilking
Ohio St
Edward Ludwig
E. le Grande Ave
Luther Symons
Thomas D. Barr
Ford Plane Aids Sea Fliers From Detroit to Murray Bay
Ford relief plane piloted by Floyd Bennett and Bernt Balchen left Ford Airport to supply stranded German fliers at Greenly Island. The mission includes loading parts for the Bremen at Murray Bay and ski landing on the island, with Fraulein Junkers coordinating from Murray Bay and potential joint flight to Greenly Island.
German aviators plan Berlin to New York Bremen repair flight
A trio of anxious fliers in Murray Bay and Greenly Island await a relief aircraft from the United States to complete the Bremen's Berlin to New York mission. A tri motored Ford flown by Balchen and Bennett may depart for Greenly Island with repair parts for the Bremen. If weather holds, the Bremen will be reconditioned and, with Maj. Fitzmaurice Capt. Koehl and Baron von Huenefeld aboard, resume toward New York early next week. The Ford plane will be heavily fueled and Fraulein Junkers promises supplies including landing gear and other parts.
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Montreal
Quebec
North Atlantic
James Fitzmaurice
Lake St. Agnes
Murray Bay
United Press Today
United States
New York
Washington
Ottawa
Toronto
San Francisco
Fitzmaurice
Bremen
Europe
Baron Huenefeld
Herman Koehl
Ford
Detroit
Greenly Island
Fraulein Herta Junkers
Koehl
United Press
Berlin
Bernt Balchen
Floyd Bennett
Atlantic
Junkers
Northland
New York Plans Warm Welcome for Bremen Crew
New York outlines an elaborate welcome for the Bremen crew arriving from Greenly Island. The program includes a harbor procession, a city hall ceremony with Mayor James J. Walker, and a dinner at the Commodore Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
New York
Bremen
Greenly Island
Gunther von Huenefeld
Edison backs Hoover for the Presidency
Thomas Edison endorses Herbert Hoover in a Florida based reply to a New York poll. Edison praises Hoover's efficiency knowledge judgment and fine record as reasons for his first choice.
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Times
Washington
Thomas E. Edison
Herbert Hoover
Will Irwin
Edison
Florida
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Small Towns Raid By Federal Prohibition Agents
Federal prohibition agents under George L Winkler raided several small towns and rural residences and businesses in Decatur Ripley Dearborn and Franklin Counties. Prisoners were to be brought to Indianapolis for hearing before a commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Winkler
Decatur
Ripley
Dearborn
Franklin
Indianapolis
Tax policy holders levy to fund defunct auto insurer receivership
The receivership for the Federal Automobile Insurance Association plans a levy on policy holders to raise 350000 to close the case. Gar ret W. Olds, appointed receiver, and attorney Fae W. Patrick say the levy may cost about one year's premium per holder. Some firm assets have already been sale approved by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Automobile Insurance Association
Myron K. Elliott
Fae W. Patrick
Garrett W. Olds
Outline Women's Work Directors Meet in Chicago
The National League of Women Voters directors met in Chicago to outline policies for the eight annual convention opening Monday. Miss Belle Sherwin of Cleveland chaired the session as delegates from forty five states prepare to form the study and legislative program for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voters’ League
Chicago
United Press
National League of Women Voters
League
Belle Sherwin
Cleveland
Nationalists Drive Through Shantung In Fierce Chinese War
Chiang Kai-Shek forces push toward Pekin amid heavy fighting in Shantung. 30,000 soldiers captured and 40,000 prisoners taken by Feng Yu-hsiang and Chiang. Casualties total around 50,000. U S citizens urged to evacuate Shantung as 5,500 Japanese troops sent to aid.
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Preas
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shantung Province
Pekin
Chang Tso- Lin
Chiang
Sun Chuan-Fang
Shantung
Sun Chuan- Fang
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Sun Chuan Fang
China
Tientsin-Pukow
Pekin-Hankow
Tsining
Yenshowfu
Changteho
Pasnelia Legation
Peking
Thousands reported dead in Shantung battle
A Shanghai dispatch to the Daily News says 3,000 Northern army soldiers were killed and total Northern casualties reach about 30,000 in a recent thirty six hour clash with Nationalists in Shantung Province. Nationalist forces claim about 70,900 prisoners taken along the Tientsin Kukow and Pekin Hakow railway corridors per the Manchester Guardian’s Shanghai correspondent.
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United Press
London
Shantung Province
Shanghai
Daily News
Tientsin Kukow
Pekin-Hakow
Manchester Guardian
Police Fire Up Modern Arms For Bandit Chase
Police Chief Claude M Worley orders a hard boiled drive on bandits as four criminals have been killed in gun battles recently. Five squad cars will receive bullet proof glass and night squads will be armed with long range rifles and automatic shotguns loaded with buckshot to confront killers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude M. Worley
Worley
Denny Nominated For County Chairman By Republican Reorganization
George L. Denny attorney and leader in the move to take control from George W. Coffin is chosen by the Republican Reorganization Union as its chairmanship candidate. Denny in Peoples Bank building union HQ says he never sought the post but hopes to improve county party unity and chances in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Denny
George W. Coffin
Republican Reorganization Union
Peoples Bank
Ward
Denny
Republican Reorganization League
Reorganization Union
Fragmentary OCR Weather Codes and Times
Readable bits show times and 6 percent figures across several entries with scattered values such as 31, 10, 82, 8, 33, 12, 45, 9, 1, and 50. No clear event or named entities emerge. text appears as fragmented data.
Boxing Champion and Pilot Split Over Marriage, Says Counsel
In Federal Court today Arthur Sager for Jack Kearns charged that Estelle Taylor’s marriage to Jack Dempsey caused the rift with Kearns. Dempsey contends the split was for business reasons only as Kearns seeks 701206.66 under a contract claiming a third of Dempsey's earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Jacks
Jack Kearns
Arthur Sager
Kearns
Miss Taylor
Sager
Dempsey
Store Manager Fends Off Robbers With Gun
William H. Smith, owner of a confectionery at 506 Prospect St, fired at two youths who barged in Thursday night shouting Stick em up. The youths fled after he retrieved his revolver from his living quarters. In a separate incident, Henry Dorman at 551 N East St lost $50 and $4.75 when two youths struck him and took the money as closing time approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Smith
Prospect St
Smith
Henry Dorman
N. East St
Dorman
Slack Sees Democratic Victory in Marion County
Mayor L Ert Slack predicts an overwhelming Democratic win in Marion County in the fall election. He criticizes Republicans, plans to attend the Houston Democratic convention in June, and supports Evans Woollen for the Democratic nomination. Slack travels to Shelbyville for a Democratic meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
L. Ert Slack
Slack
Houston Democratic Con
Vention
Evans Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Thomas Taggart
Hoosterdam
Woollen
Taggart
Indianapolis
French Lick
Shelbyville
Plungers Celebrate Wall Street Giants at Biltmore Dinner
A group of multi millionaires celebrated stock market gains at a private Biltmore dinner in New York. W C Durant, heading Europe-bound, reportedly earned about 100 million in recent months while Frederick Fisher, Lawrence Fisher and Arthur Cutten led the gathering of top market speculators.
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United Press
York
Biltmore
W. C. Durant
Europe
Durant
Wall Street
Frederick
Lawrence Fisher
Fisher Brothers
Arthur Cutten
Controversy over $100000 Liberty bonds tied to Hays
Senate Teapot Dome panel reveals Will Hays held another $100,000 in Liberty loan bonds from Harry F. Sinclair, part of Continental Trading Company profits. Bonds traced to brokers Thompson & McKinnon and earlier loans to Hays amid trading losses. Nye cites Gurley tip as key to public disclosure.
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Continental Co
Indianapolis Times
Washington
Will H. Hays
Sullivan
Ind
New York
Harry F. Sinclair
Hays
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Boyd Gurley
Gurley
Indianapolis
Nye
Sinclair
Continental Trading Company
Mushroom Organization
Stoek Exchange
G. O. P. Fund
Continental
New Discovery
Connery
Chicago
Hinkle C. Hays
Will
Great Neck
Long Island
Sinclair defense attacked as lies in Teapot Dome case
Washington April 20 Owen J Roberts the government prosecutor said Harry F Sinclair's defense of his Teapot Dome trail was filled with lies and falsehoods The case centered on cash and bonds totaling 304100 passed from Sinclair to former Interior Secretary Fall after Fall leased Teapot Dome on April 7 1922 The jury heard government evidence including Fall deposition about the lease and payments as the defense prepared its final rebuttal.
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Tess
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Owen J. Roberts
Roberts
Interior
Fall
George P. Hoover
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Methodist Hospital expands X ray room and lab
The Methodist Hospital announces a 70000 addition to the X ray room and laboratory doubling capacity as part of a 1500000 building program. A new two story westward building will begin construction soon with other authorized projects including a nurse's home and power plant. In Copenhagen the Oslo motorship Bob with a crew of ten or twelve is believed wrecked in a Baltic storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Hospital
Board of Trustees
United Press
Copenhagen
Oslo
Bob
Baltic
German Reichstag member arrested for sedition
Mannhe im Germany April 20 George Kenzler a communist Reichstag member and Lenin league figure was arrested today on charges of publishing seditious articles.
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United Press
Mannheim
Germany
George Kenzler
Reichstag
Lenin League
Briand Stricken With Grip Resting at Home
Paris reports Foreign Minister Aristide Briand remains in bed after doctors said he is ill with grip.
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United Press
Paris
Aristide Briand
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Wild
Superior Court
William O. Dunlavy
Elevator Realty Company
Beech Grove
Byrd
Richard Byrd
Peterboro
Fraulein Junkers
Bennett
Carl D. Groat
United Press Staff
Franklin Counties
U. S
Coffin
G. O. P. Reorganization Union Names Attorney
Counsel
Roots
Armour & Co
Senate
Albert B. Fall
Republican National Committee
Committee
Thompson & McKinnon
J. P. Connery
M. E. Hospital
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