Dawes backs Lowden not a candidate for president
Vice President Charles G. Dawes declared he is not a candidate for the presidency and unqualifiedly backs former Illinois Governor Lowden. He urged Senate rule reform, favored Norris constitutional amendment to end short sessions, and said he would not wage an aggressive campaign.
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United Press
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Lowden
Illinois
Dawes
Senate
Norris
Congress
Coolidge
Dawes Disavows Presidential Ambition in Line With Past Attitude
Chicago December 1 Vice President Dawes disavowed any presidential run aligning with his lifelong stance. State Senator Clarence Buck close to Frank Lowden said Dawes expressed lasting integrity when questioned about backing Lowden. Former Governor Lowden did not issue a statement.
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Chicago
Dawes
Clarence F. Buck
Illinois
Frank
Lowden
Buck
G L Man Weds Chorus Beauty Headed for Tulsa Fields
Helen Farez, a chorus beauty known for Artists and Models, will marry Norville Walker a Tulsa oil promoter. The couple met in Chicago three years ago during No No Nanette and plan to depart for Tulsa after the ceremony missing the Broadway scene.
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United Press
New York
Helen Farez
Oklahoma
Norville Walker
Tulsa
Chicago
Nanette
Walker
Good Roads Men Meet Directors of Indiana Association
The Indiana Good Roads Association held its first meeting in Indianapolis at the association headquarters 607 Illinois Building. President John G. Brown of Monon stated the goal to gain public opinion and action to increase pave ment mileage, aiming to raise the annual pavement from 200 to about 600 miles.
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Indiana Good Roads Association
Indianapolis
Illinois
John G. Brown
Monon
Ford price list announced for new models
Edsel Ford disclosed the new Ford lineup with prices about 50 dollars above Model T. Basic price is 395 for the Phaeton, others include 495 for two door sedan, 385 for coupe, 325 for roadster, 560 for truck chassis, and 595 to 610 for truck with cab. Delivered Indianapolis prices awaited. Production resumes at Detroit and Chicago plants, with 800 workers to return early January. Local dealers plan showrooms as soon as assembly starts. Local suppliers face transition as Ford restarts.
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Edsel Ford
Siete Dees
Vpatg nSactee
F. O. B. Detroit
Indianapolis
Henry Ford
Ford
State Fairgrounds
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
E. Washington St
Chicago
Renew Steve Parole Fight Gains Steam in Indiana Prison
A new plea to secure a temporary parole for D. C. Stephenson from Indiana State Prison will be filed soon. Attorney Lloyd O. Hill cites Stephenson’s solitary confinement for alleged rule violations and a 1924 Pearl Bead gift remark as grounds. The brief for his appeal from a murder conviction of Miss Madge Oberholtzer faces an Dec. 8 filing deadline, with John H. Kiplinger handling the case and the state brief by Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam.
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D. C. Stephenson
Indiana State
Lloyd O. Hill
Stephe
Michigan City
Zoe Hill
Stephenson
Indiana
Arthur R. Robinson
John H. Kiplinger
Arthur L. Gilliam
Blast wrecks Tony Sands dance hall in Indiana blast
An explosion believed to be a dynamite bomb demolished the Tony Sands dance hall in GganSPORT Indiana. One man, Jack McCann, 62, was seriously injured and taken to Cass County Hospital. Five others escaped unharmed as the basement blast started a fire causing 2,500 dollars in damages.
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United
Ggansport
Ind
Tony Sands
Jack McCann
Sandi
Cass County Hospital
New School Planned Near Fifty Seventh Street Site
The school board adopted plans for a new School 84 at Fifty-Seventh St and Central Ave with an estimated cost of 233,013. The board reserves the right to change location after negotiations for four lots with Washington Blvd frontage.
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Fifty-Seventh St
Central Ave
Tecboard
Washington Blvd
Wilk Named Soybean King of America at Livestock Show
John C. Wilk of St. Louis Mich was named soybean king of America at the International Livestock Show. Ed and Stanford of Attica Ind won second place.
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United Press
Chicago
John C. Wilk
St. Louis
Mich
Stanford
Attica
Ind
Indiana Board Grants Licenses to Drugless Healers
The Indiana board of medical examination and registration approved 800 drugless healer licenses to practice including chiropractors. Fifty applications were returned for correction and twenty five were denied. Dr Charles Burris of Indianapolis had his reinstatement denied after his license was revoked in January 1926 for Harrison narcotic act violation.
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Indiana Board of Medical Examination and Registration
E. M. Shanklin
Charles Burris
Indianapolis
Haugen to Reintroduce McNary-Haugen Farm Relief Bill
Rep Haugen Republican of Iowa says he will reintroduce the McNary Haugen farm relief measure at Congress opening with minor changes. He predicts higher House support due to rising farm relief demand and fewer amendments, though the equalization fee remains contested by the Administration.
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United Press
Washington
Haugen
Iowa
Congress
Mexican President Invites Rogers to Travel With Him
Mexican President Calles invites humorist Will Rogers to accompany him on a northern Mexico trip. The invitation came via Calles' son in law Thomas A Robinson. Rogers, en route from San Antonio, is due in Mexico City tonight before the President's departure.
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United Press
Mexico City
Rogers
Calles
Mexico
Thomas A. Robinson
San Antonio
Remus Trial Witness Recounts Maniacal Room Scene
The Cincinnati trial of George Remus for murdering his wife Imogene hears a new picture of his deranged outburst in a hotel room. Reporter John Rogers describes Remus shrieking for revenge as friends restrained him during the December 1925 Jack Daniels liquor conspiracy episode.
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Paul W. White
United Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Remus
Imogene
John T. Rogers
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Rogers
Remus
George Conners
Indianapolis
John Berger
George
Dodge
Franklin L. Dodge Jr
Department of Justice
Webber
Cabinet Dines Tonight in Washington Social Season Opens
President and Mrs. Coolidge host the cabinet and their wives at dinner to mark the start of the capital social season. Next Thursday the Coolidges will welcome the diplomatic corps at a reception.
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United Press
Washington
Capital
Air Show for Children Brings Santa Proof to Indianapolis
The Times reports a unique children only aerial show in Indianapolis with police sergeant C Earl Halstead presenting films showing Santa’s palace and toy shop. Halstead will fly in a military plane to Stout Cox airport Mars Hill for a 10 am Saturday demonstration, aiming to reassure kids about Santa Claus.
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Indianapolis
Santa Claus
the Times
Holly Berry
Times-Kleinschmidt
Santa
Alaska
C. Earl Halstead
113Th Observation Squadron
Army
Halstead
Stout-Cox
Mars Hill
Four Die in Auto Train Collision at Decatur Crossing
Four men and women employed at General Electric Decatur plant died when their car collided with an Erie Railroad freight train at Mercer Ave crossing. Fog may have obscured the driver view. Stettler drove the Overland sedan. The deceased were Alfred Stettler 36 Hazel Lemunyon 26 Mrs Kenneth Hoblet 23 and Hobart Strickler 33.
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Ind
Erie Railroad
Mercer Ave
Alfred Stettler
Hazel Lemunyon
Kenneth Hoblet
Hobart Strickler
Decatur
General Electric
Wiltshire
Ohio
Strickler
Decatur Memorial Hospital
Stettler
Lemunyon
Mrs. Hoblet
Indiana Taxpayers Association Reports Large Tax Cuts
The Indiana Taxpayers Association announced that appeals to the State tax board saved Indiana taxpayers 4 605 886 22 this year. Reductions occurred in 75 of 136 appeals, including 40 county rate cases. Marion County saw the largest cut at 3 429 623 91, with Perry County at 572 80.
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State Tax Board
Indiana
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Harry Miesse
Perry County
Marion County
Two Injured In Crash Involving Doctors And Marriott
Dr. Samuel McGaughey age 52 of 5219 E Washington St sustained two broken ribs and Mrs. George Marriott age 40 of 732 N Bolton cut on face and arms when cars driven by Dr. McGaughey and George Marriott collided today at Brookville Road and Arlington Avenue. Two Marriott children escaped injury and the McGaughey car overturned.
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Samuel McGaughey
E. Washington St
George Marriott
N. Bolton
Dr. McGaughey
Brookville Rd
Arlington Ave
Marriotts
Marriott
McGaughey
Ford Magazine to Quit Dearborn Independent
Boston bureau reports Henry Ford will discontinue publication of the Dearborn Independent and stop receiving subscriptions. The paper attacked Aaron Sapiro’s agricultural marketing plans and faced a $1,000,000 damages suit for alleged anti Semitic articles.
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Bylgston
Mass
Boston News Bureau
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Aaron Sapiro
Chicago
Ford
Sapiro
McDonald Elected President Of Rite Class In Indianapolis
Dr W G McDonald of Anderson was elected president of the corner stone class of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite in Indianapolis. The sixty second semi annual convocation and reunion continues with degrees to Friday evening.
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W. G. McDonald
Anderson
Corner
Valley of
Indianapolis
Clarence R. Green
Joseph Williams
Martinsville
Frank E. Barclay
Muncie
Walter V. Gearhart
Lafayette
Edward R. Wurgler
Russell H. Fitzgibbon
Hanover
Edward 0. Snethen
Edwin H. Boldrey
Bloomington
Fight Radio Tube Monopoly By United
A preliminary injunction by independent radio tube makers against the Radio Corporation of America to curb a tube monopoly will be heard in the U S District Court of Delaware on December 22. Russell Murray, charged with robbing a street car conductor, is acquitted after proving he was at home awaiting the arrival of a baby with a perfect alibi.
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United. Presa York
Radio Corporation of America
United States District Court of Delaware
Hmoe
Des Moines
Iowa
Russell Murray
Prohibition Eyes Turn To Verdict In Grape Juice Conspiracy
Federal jury in Indianapolis is deliberating the grape juice wine conspiracy case involving United Vineyards Association and California Vineyards Company as prosecutors warn a guilty verdict will trigger nationwide actions against similar firms. Witnesses described sales tactics and improper handling of grape juice to suggest it could turn to wine. Prohibition officials from California to Maine monitor progress as indictments widen nationally.
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Prohibition
California
Maine
Indianapolis
E. C. Yellowly
Chicago
Yellowly
United Vineyards Association
California Vineyards Company
Federal
Buffalo
N. Y
J. R. Grable
H. A. Payne
United States Vineyards
Herndon
Payne
Grand
State High School Inspector Position Open
Several educators are being considered for appointment to the position of State high school inspector. Eugene B. Butler, visiting today, is cited by Roy P. Wisehart, state superintendent, as resigning for business reasons. Butler was appointed two years ago by William H. Sherwood. The successor must be chosen by January 1.
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Eugene B. Butler
Roy P. Wisehart
Butler
William H. Sherwood
Shumaker Lie Charged in Gilliam Brief for Longer Sentence
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam filed a Supreme Court brief seeking a sentence increase for Rev. E. B. Shumaker, superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, alleging perjury and attempts to influence the court. Trial records show Shumaker faced contempt charges with a prior penalty of 250 dollars and sixty days, and Gilliam argues that Shumaker sought political influence over the court by contacting Senate leaders and party figures during 1926. The brief asserts witnesses Watson and Wilson told the truth about a telephonic conversation on Aug. 5 and claims Shumaker falsified under oath regarding those discussions. The case is expected to be decided by Christmas.
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Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Arthur R. Robinson
James E. Watson
Henry Lane Wilson
Arthur L. Gilliam
Supreme Court
Gilliam
Watson
Wilson
United States
Republican State Committee
Clyde Walb
Methodist Church
Anti- Saloon League
Harges
Robinson
Walb
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