Jackson Opens Last Fight to Prevent Trial in Bribery Case
Governor Ed Jackson seeks to stop a criminal trial over an alleged bribe offer to former Governor Warren H. McCray. Judge Oscar Montgomery to hear a plea in abatement Monday, with defense arguing jurors were improperly selected and prosecutors unqualified. The indictment was upheld despite defense errors cited.
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Ed Jackson
Warren H. McCray
Oscar H. Montgomery
Montgomery
Jackson
Republican
George W. Coffin
Robert I. Marsh
McCray
Indiana
James E
William J. Mooney
W. C. Thiele
Charles Bernloehr
Mooney
Thiele
Bernloehr
Johnson and Holtzman
James E. Armitage
Ku Klux Klan
Reverend Declared Assumed for Fraud In Indiana Scam
Frank McKibben of Kokomo is jailed in Shelbyville on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses by posing as a reverend for a non existent charity named the Indiana Charity Welfare and Relief Association. Authorities say no such organization exists and he is not an ordained minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Shelbyville
Ind
Frank McKibben
Indiana Charity, Welfare and Relief Association
Shelby County
McKibben
Conservation talk by Richard Lieber in Muffton meeting
Richard Lieber director of the State conservation department will discuss conservation and the public estate at a nature lovers meeting in Muffton Indiana next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muffton
Ind
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
Marion County State Bank Xmas Savings Club
The Marion County State Bank announces the Xmas Savings Club now being organized with details in the advertisement. Members can join through the bank's savings plan and benefit from holiday saving opportunities.
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Marion County State Bank
Xmas Savings Club
Mayor Slack Publishes Limerick Contest Lines
Page 13 features Mayor Slack’s choice of opening lines from Limerick Larry’s verse for the three week contest. Readers are urged to compare their entries to the near winner and try again with tips from the prize lines.
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Mayor Slack
Larry
Driver Held In Fatal Accident
Police chief reprimanded Maj. Lewis Johnson for departing from standard procedure in handling a manslaughter charge against John A. Boyd age 61 of 4306 Broadway. Boyd’s car struck and killed 84 year old Mrs. Fredericka Matthe of 3403 College Ave yesterday. Ward noted the case was delayed and Boyd was told to go home and report later before being brought to headquarters and released on own recognizance.
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Claude M. Worley
Lewis Johnson
John A. Boyd
Broadway
Boyd
Fredericka Matthe
College Ave
Woriey
Worley
Johnson
90 Day Sentence Suspended for Armitage Contempt Charge
With the acquiescence of the State Judge James A. Collins suspended James E Armitage ninety day contempt of court sentence today. Willam H Armitage paid the 500 dollar fine and claimed no immunity for his brother's testimony in the Duvall trial. Prosecution said they had no objection to the suspension due to Armitage’s fragile health and risk of death in jail.
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James A. Collins
James E. Armitage
Armitage
Willam H. Armitage
City Hall
Shank
Duvall
James Armitage
William H. Remy
Emsley W. Johnson
John W. Holtzman
Howard County grand jury opens probe of American Trust Bank
Times Special from Kokomo Indiana reports the Howard County grand jury has begun an investigation into the affairs of the closed American Trust Company Bank. The inquiry is expected to take about two weeks.
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Kokomo
Ind
Howard County Grand Jury
American Trust Company Bank
Santa Claus Films Arrive by Plane for Indianapolis Show
Hundreds of Indianapolis children watched as The Times staged the first aerial Christmas show at Stout-Cox airport Mars Hill. Lt Halstead piloted a plane carrying Santa films from Eskimoland with stunts and a movie reel of Santa in his toyshop and reindeer. The films will screen at Zaring Theater and Irving Theater with Holly Berry reporting from Eskimoland.
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Indianapolis
Stout-Cox
Mars Hill
The
Times
Santa Claus
Halstead
Times Polar Expedition
Eskimoland
Holly Berry
Special Times
Berry
Alaska
Santa
Halsted
Arctic Explorer
F. E. Kleinschmidt
Zaring
Central Ave
Fall Creek Blvd
Irving Theater
Irvington
Santa Claus’ Palace
Hog Prices Slide on Indianapolis Livestock Market
Hog prices eased by about 15 cents on the Indianapolis live stock market at Union stockyards with a top of 8.90 and most 180 pound plus hogs around 8.75. About 7,500 head were received and 357 were held over as the Chicago market opened slow with 11,000 in pens and 7,000 hold overs. Best heavy hogs were 10 cents higher early at 9. Salesmen asked 9.25 and up for top butchers. Calves fell 50 cents to 15.50 for the best. Other livestock were steady and nominal.
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Indianapolis
Union Stockyards
Chicago
Stock Market Calm Amid Speculation Warns Caution
In New York the current market shows calm appraisal but no basis beyond temporary speculation. Officials hint at renewed prosperity, money remains abundant, and buying resumes. With Congress about to meet, sharp turns and sudden ends to rallies are possible. traders are urged to exercise unusual caution.
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New York
Congress
Ex-Bootleg King to Take Stand Monday in Remus Case
Cincinnati December coverage reports George Conners, Remus henchman, may conclude testimony today as defense asserts Remus insanity before the murder of his wife Imogene Remus. Conners details fear and domestic talks with Mrs Remus during the Price Hill shooting aftermath.
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Cincinnati
George Conners
Remus
Imogene Remus
Price Hill
United Press
Dee
George Remus
Imogene
George J. Connors
Conners
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Dodge
Connors
John H. Druffel
Senators Collide as Opening Session Approaches
Washington dec 3 the opening of the seventieth Congress sparks backstage turmoil as Republican Reed threatens a filibuster while Independent Republicans demand recognition. Curtis and Ware Smith seek a peace plan but the leadership faces hard bargaining over the oath of office and eligibility. Independents press for farm relief civil liberty limits and a Central America policy inquiry as a date for action is sought.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Ware-Smith
Curtis
Kansas
Reed
Vare
Smith
Illinois
Ware
Tee
Apenetize
Central America
Jury hears Beach hid after murder in New Jersey court
Mrs. Helen Parker testified Willis Beach hid in her Lenbrook Heights Pennsylvania home from Sept 27 to Oct 5 while New Jersey officers hunted him as a witness in the murder case of Dr. William Lilliendahl. The defense cited the concealment to challenge a Baltimore meeting claim by Beach.
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Sam Love
United Press
Mays Landing
N. J
Helen Parker
Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
Lenbrook Heights
New Jersey
William Lilliendahl
Margaret Lilliendahl
Beach
Baltimore
Samuel Bark
James
Ford Model A debuts attract large crowds at State Fair
Nineteen thousand people viewed the new Model A Ford cars at the State Fair Grounds Auto Show. Dealers expect about 75,000 total visitors before closing Sunday night. Eleven city Ford dealers will display a five model lineup next week.
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State Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Death of Pretty Teacher Feared From Blast Bond Set
Iola Bradford a 23 year old school teacher was badly injured in a schoolhouse blast. Hiram Reed 24 is held on $45 000 bond at La Salle county jail as authorities weigh his confession about dynamiting the stove to force marriage before the baby is born. Grace Johnson 9 was unhurt. Bradford is the daughter of a retired Presbyterian minister.
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United Press
Dana
Iola Bradford
Hiram Reed
Mossville
Reed
la Salle County
Authori
Ty Her
Miss Bradford
Little Grace Johnson
Hiram
Iola
Debtors Audit Reveals Elevator Realty Ties to Bank
Court hearing details how J. F. Wild & Co. State Bank assets funded debts of Elevator Realty Company, a bank subsidiary. Judge Dunlavy questions director Kern and accountant Davis as the receivership fight unfolds, with grand jury scrutiny and asset sales continuing.
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J. F. Wild & Co. State Bank
Elevator Realty Company
Superior Court
William O. Dunlavy
A. 8
Lesh
Harry Meloy
Otto B. Kern
the Realty Company
Stephen M. Davis
Ruckle Sr
Bank and Realty Company
Thomas A. Daily
Charles T. Hanna
Meloy
Kurt F. Pantzer
Kern
Marion County Grand Jury
Geacar
William H. Sheafferto
Dunlavy
Davis
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Pantzer
Beech Grove
Indiana
J. F. Wild
Wild
Bank Examiners Had No Details On Wild Transactions
State Examiner Luther Symonds said bank examiners could not analyze every transaction at Wild due to the bank handling about 1,000 daily dealings. He noted the bank’s affairs were removed from state oversight once receivership began.
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Luther Symonds
Symonds
State Department
Bank Notes Backed by Accommodations Draw Fire
Depositors accuse the bank of using accommodation notes to cover losses after $271,000 in bonds were stolen in 1926. Notes renewed in June sparked public protest talk, with plans for a meeting. Shareholders fear only 93 cents on the dollar for each deposit.
Martinsville Telephone to Move Into New $100000 Building
Martinsville Indiana report states the Martinsville Telephone Company will move into its new one hundred thousand dollar building tonight. Open your Christmas savings account at Fletcher American National Bank, see Page 4 advertisement.
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Martinsville
Ind
Martinsville Telephone Company
Fletcher American National Bank
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Slayer
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Frank L. Smith
William Ware
Dr. Lilliendahl
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FORD
Upland University
Mary Woottoon
Trenton
Banking Institution
Sam
Mahlon E. Bush
Lowther
Iglehart
Appel
Robert I. Todd
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Frank Millikan
Amer
Atc
Hudson Motor Cupp Bonery Falley
Tia Wai
Amer Pete
S. Ckard Pu
Sears-Roebuck
Tewart
Studebaker U
Humble
Sontinental Oil
Rairie Oil and Gas
Seveee
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I ‘Utz Motor
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