Pardon legal case argued over Shumaker pardon
Indiana Supreme Court fights over Governor Ed Jackson’s pardon of Edward S. Shumaker for contempt of court. Attorneys for the city leader contend the pardon and payment of a $200 fine and costs estop pursuing voiding it. The demurrer asserts the court lacks jurisdiction and that the pardon was within constitutional authority.
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Ed Jackson
Edward S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
State Supreme Court
Shumaker
Indiana State Farm
Arthur L. Gilliam
Gilliam
State Farm
Ethan A. Miles
Department of the State
Jackson
Indiana
Supreme Court
Glasgow scientist maps stars on umbrella to guide in fog
Duncan Mc Ewan, Glasgow scientist and British Association member, carries a star map adjusted to scale on his umbrella to avoid losing his way in rain or fog. An Indiana advertisement lists a six inch forked lump priced at $4.75 from Harvey Coal Co.
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United Press
Glasow
Duncan McEwan
Glasgow
British Association
Indiana
Harvey Coal Co
Drexel
Duke of York Triumphs Over Stutter in Public Speaking
United Press reports from London that the Duke of York is now able to speak without stuttering after a long secret cure. The duchess, once forced to speak for him, now appears proud and confident as the royal couple resumes public duties.
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Kendall Foss
United Press
Ondon
the Duke of York
British Empire
Great Britain
Duke of York
Duchess of York
Market Opens Firm On Mixed Early Trading
Traders ignored a roughly 133 million dollar rise in brokerage loans while prices edged higher in early dealings. The market looked irregular outwardly but the undertone stayed strong with large blocks of favored issues on the tape. Radio-Keith-Orpheum rose to 49 percent on a 10,000 share sale, while General Motors eased and Radio slipped about two points.
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Elmer. C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Quirky Kokomo Tea Request Hits Local Post Office
A Kokomo man asks Postmaster Robert H. Bryson to shop for tea and more, prompting a humorous browsing tale. Bryson attempts the impossible buy of Oolong, as readers wonder if he becomes the goat of the mail route.
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Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Pol ly Polly Plumber Address Urges Building Pride
Col W G Archer urged Indianapolis leaders to elevate admiration for trades and apprenticeships at a Severin dinner. He cited Henry Ford Schwab and Harding as examples of humble origins rising to national influence, and urged romance in building to attract youth to trades.
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W. G. Archer
Indianapolis Building Congress
Indianapolis
Severin
Henry Ford
Archer
Schwab
Harding
Acher
Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau
Flanders Fields
America
Miller's All State Team to Be Announced Monday
Dick Millers all state college football team will be printed Monday in The Times. The Times sport staff and an active grid official select the first, second and third elevens and an honorable mention after reviewing data from coaches critics and fans. Miller is president of the Indiana Officials Association.
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Dick Miller
Times
Indiana
Miller
Times Sport
Spalding Football Guide
Indiana Officials’ Association
City Councilman decries airport site delay in purchase
Albert F. Meurer criticized the slow progress in buying a municipal airport site. The Chamber of Commerce airport committee picked Site 8 south of Ben Davis per Mayor Slack’s plan, but the Board of Works awaits Slack’s full program before acting. District leaders reported no formal recommendation has reached the board.
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Albert F. Meurer
Meurer
Chamber of Commerce Airport Committee
Ben Davis
L. Ert Slack
Board of Works
Slack
Oren S. Hack
Hack
Missing 17 year old Agnes Holder reported
Agnes Holder aged 17 of 1150 Eugene Street has been missing since November 17. She left home wearing a blue plaid skirt blue waist a red velvet jacket and a brown coat trimmed with black fur, and the police missing persons bureau was informed today.
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Agnes Holder
Eugene Street
Police Missing Persons Bureau
Two Deaths Investigated By Coroner In Friday Incidents
Coroner C H Keever investigated two Friday deaths. Lawrence Stewart 35 of 330 Douglass street died after being struck by a taxi driven by John Fullen 35 of 535 Jones street he faced involuntary manslaughter charges and was released on his own recognizance. Manuel Hughley 37 of 1102 East Twentieth street died in an elevator accident at Rockwood Manufacturing Company 1801 English avenue where he worked.
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C. H. Keever
Lawrence Stewart
Douglass Street
Manuel Hughley
East Twentieth Street
Stewart
John Fullen
Jones Street
Hughley
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
English Avenue
Hoover TIPS U. S. Silk Hat to Ecuador on Small Ships
President-Elect Herbert Hoover's goodwill mission begins South American tour with Ecuador visit. The U S S Cleveland carries Hoover up the Quayas river toward Quayaquil, with a reception planned and an official dinner in the evening. Weather notes include Humboldt current cooling breezes as the Maryland crosses the equator.
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United Press
U. S
Cleveland
Quayaquil
Ecuador
Herbert Hoover
Maryland
Puna Island
Hoover
Quayas River
Guayaquil
Isidro Ayora
Quay
Chief Maquilla Abandoned by Its Crew At Sea
The Canadian steamer Chief Maquilla was abandoned by its crew early today off Portland Oregon. Seventy five crew and officers were rescued and taken aboard the Yogen Maru. The Yogen Maru sent a message stating all hands are safe aboard.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Mackay Radio
Fifield Bobbitt Wolfard Take Office Today
Otto G Fifield of Crown Point becomes secretary of state Archie Bobbitt of English state auditor and Pliny Wolfard of Newcastle tax commissioner at the statehouse this morning. Terms run two years for the elective offices. Wolfard fills a four year term on the state tax board succeeding John J Brown. Clarence R Martin administers oaths as ceremonies mark inductions.
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Crown Point
Archie Bobbitt
Pliny Wolfard
Newcastle
Statehouse
Fifield
Bobbitt
Wolford
State Tax Board
Ed Jackson
John J. Brown
Clarence R. Martin
Supreme Court
Clarence P. Fate
Securities Commission
Fate
Lake County
Tenth District
Republican Organization
George McHie
Hammond
Hello Hello Fine in Columbus Court
In Columbus Indiana on December 1 Homer Berry and James Hester faced city court for intoxication. Mayor C. B. Cooper, ill at home, imposed fines of 22 dollars plus costs after the pair replied Guilty when asked for a plea. A link between Cooper's home and the courtroom was noted during the session.
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Times Special
Columbus
Ind
Homer Berry
James Hester
C. B. Cooper
Cooper
Berry
Hester
Mayor Vetoes Traffic Code Conflicts at Meeting
City council will discuss removing conflicts in the new traffic code after Mayor Slack pocket vetoed the ordinance Monday night. Slack returned it for corrections without signing, citing assistant city attorney Smiley N. Chambers who found sections invalid. Changes aim to align with state law and keep Monument Circle parking ban.
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Council
Smiley N. Chambers
Chambers
Monument Circle
Pork Market Up Receipts Still Heavy
Hog receipts near 8,000 pushed the market 25 cents higher with underweights 25 to 40 cents above Friday. 170 to 300 pound hogs bought at 9.00 to 9.10, best 9.10. Cattle slow on Saturday with heifers 50 cents lower at 17. Weights 190 to 230 pounds sold 8.85 to 8.90. Sheep and lambs steady. choice grades 13.75 or better.
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Chicago
Heiress to wed Swedish prince in veil of queen
Estelle Romaine Manville, heiress, will marry Count Folke Bernadotte in Pleasantville New York using the late Queen Sophia’s bridal veil. The $500000 wedding features gifts worth $1000000 with Prince Gustavus Adolphus as best man and other royal guests. Ceremony at St John’s Episcopal Church with bishops and rectors officiating.
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Paul Fredrix
United Press
New York
Estelle Romaine Manville
Queen Sophia
Folke Bernadotte
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Pleasantville
Westchester County
Gustavus Adolphus
Airmail Pioneers Highlighted by Major Wesley L. Smith Series
The Times NEA Service begins a five part feature on air mail dangers led by Major Wesley L. Smith a veteran pilot since 1919 with 5000 flight hours and half a million miles. Smith superintendent of the New York Chicago division will be profiled in illustrated installments beginning Monday.
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NEA
Major Wesley L. Smith
Times
Major Smith
New York-Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Los Banos
Cal
University of California
Army Air Service
San Diego
New York
France
New England
Airmail Service
King George Ill Health Sparks Crisis Fears
King George III remains at risk as physicians warn a prolonged illness could follow if he does not stabilize. An 11 am Buckingham Palace bulletin notes a slight temperature rise but unchanged general condition, with fluid between pleural layers flagged as a potential complication. The Prince of Wales would assume leadership if the king cannot recover, traveling from East Africa to London via Enterprise, Frobisher, and trains to Brindisi and Suez.
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Keith Jones
United Press
London
King George
Buckingham Palace
Daily Chronicle
Prince of Wales
East Africa
Enterprise
Dar-Es-Salaam
Tanganyika
Suez
Admiralty
Alexandria
Frobisher
Brindisi
Italy
GM Denies Truck Unit Transfer in Widely Circulated Story
In New York stocks column the most notable news is General Motors denying a rumor that GM would turn over its truck unit to Yellow Company and that it sold a large block of Yellow Truck stock. The GM statement aligns with strong management and urges other firms to deny false stories.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Dairy judges train like grid players in Ames
In Ames Iowa on December 6 dairy product judges endure tough training like football players. Professor M Mortenson of Iowa State College dairy industries department heads teams that have won five straight National Dairy exposition dairy judging titles. He urges no tobacco to keep taste sharp avoid unusual foods to prevent tummy upset and to get plenty of rest to stay physically fit.
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Ames
Iowa
M. Mortenson
Dairy Industries Department
Iowa State College
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