Rum Dealing Ring Near Arrest Claimed in Indiana
Officials in Newcastle report nearing exposure of a large liquor ring active across eastern Indiana cities including Anderson Muncie and Richmond. Herbert Webster Richmond reputed leader is said to have fled to New York. Richmond Negro Robert Smith hurt in a wreck tied to the case denies involvement and memory of the incident while liquor allegedly found in the wrecked car. Federal agents John Wilke and Walter Jenkins suspect Webster heads the operation and finances bootleggers in the area.
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Live
Snevi
Newcastle
Ind
Indiana
Herbert
Webster
Negro
Richmond
New York
Robert Smith
Smith
John Wilke
Walter Jenkins
Federal Prohibition
Anderson
Muncie
Montrose Heads Group For Armistice Day Committee
Frank A. Montrose of Indiana Bell was elected general chairman of the Indianapolis Armistice day committee at a Chamber of Commerce meeting attended by twenty nine civic and fraternal organizations. A permanent general Armistice committee was formed with delegates from the Grand Army of the Republic Veterans of Foreign Wars United States War Veterans American Legion and other groups. Colonel Oran Perry Civil War veteran and monument superintendent was honored in a memorial resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Montrose
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Grand Army of Republic
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States War Veterans
American Legion
Oran Perry
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Officials to discuss bus and truck operator reciprocal pact
James L. Bradley leads Indiana license officials to Frankfort Kentucky for a conference with Indiana Ohio and Kentucky officials to seek a reciprocal bus and truck operator agreement. Kentucky police have arrested Indiana operators for lacking Kentucky licenses in what is described as retaliation from a prior license war with Ohio Michigan and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Bradley
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Frankfort
Michigan
MacDonald Installed as President of Indianapolis Medical Society
Dr. J. A. MacDonald was installed today as president of the Indianapolis Medical Society after being elected Tuesday night at the Athenaeum. Officers named include Dr. H. Joseph Barry as first vice president and Dr. Harry J. Weil as second vice president with Dr. Chester A. Stayton as secretary. Ten delegates and alternates were chosen for the state convention. Dr. S. W. Herrington of the Mayo Clinic spoke on Diaphragmatic Hernia.
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J. A. MacDonald
Indianapolis Medical Society
Athenaeum
H. Joseph Barry
Harry J. Weil
Chester A. Stayton
S. W. Herrington
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Stuart Is Appointed to National Education Advisory Panel
Milo H. Stuart principal of a technical high school is named to the national secondary education survey advisory committee. The panel, organized by the bureau of education under the department of interior, will include thirty educators to assist Dr. William J. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo H. Stuart
Bureau of Education
Department of Interior
Stuart
William J. Cooper
The New Tarzan Picture Story opens Monday in The Times
The Times announces a new Tarzan picture story beginning Monday December 9. The feature spotlights Edgar Rice Burroughs as author of Tarzan of the Apes and The Return of Tarzan and invites readers to see the story in the paper.
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the Times
Deputy coroner appointment to fill vacancy debated in county
Political leaders scramble over selecting a deputy coroner after Ola B Powers death leaves Keever with the post. Samuel T Campbell and William Hamilton are named prospects, with Hamilton backed by county commissioners and auditor. Keever meets with Commissioner Snider with a decision likely by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Keever
Ola B. Powers
Keever
Samuel T. Campbell
William Hamilton
Fourth Ward
Hamilton
Harry Dunn
Real Silk Hosts NA C A Chapter and Guests in Indianapolis
Real Silk Hosiery Mills entertained the Indianapolis chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants and friends of members this afternoon. J A Goodman welcomed guests at 3. A factory tour and talks by P Fifer and M N Carpenter were planned. Dinner at 6 followed by a dance.
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Cost Accountants
Indianapolis
The
National Association of Cost Accountants
Friends of
J. A. Goodman
P. Fifer
M. N. Carpenter
INN MEN IN SESSION PLANS FOR CONFERENCE
Plans for the Indiana Hotel Men's Association annual convention on December 13 were announced after a Tuesday officers meeting. Paul Q. Richey, Chamber of Commerce president, will give the opening address at a Severin luncheon, with afternoon business sessions and a hotel dinner dance. Officers will be elected the next day as delegates' wives are invited to a luncheon bridge.
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Indiana Hotel Men’s Association
Paul Q. Richey
Chamber of Commerce
the Severin
Disposal of New Bond Issue for Marion County Home
County commissioners, under state tax board order, prepared to sell a 139000 bond issue to fund an addition to the Marion County Board of Children’s Guardian’s home. They had abandoned an illegal plan to award the contract before selling bonds, may re-bid as two factions clashed over the award to the second lowest bidder.
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State Tax Board
State Board
Marion County Board of Children's Guardian’s
Clinton H. Givan
John Shearer
Charles O. Sutton
George Snider
Break at Muncie jail leads to strict discipline
A mutiny at the Delaware county jail in Muncie Indiana prompted iron handed discipline. Leader Harold Poe and accomplice William Warfel faced charges while Trevett Baker Irvin Jones and Albert Nickerson refused to join. Privileges were banned and meals from outside blocked after the attempted kidnapping of Deputy Sheriff Brammer’s son Jackie.
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Spectet
Albert Nickerson
Baker
Nickerson
Poe
Jackie Brammer
Jacob Brammer
Street Signs to Be Erected by City Firm
The board of safety recommended awarding the contract for 1700 street signs to K. E. Erickson & Co. after a conference with the city council safety committee and assistant purchasing agent Charles Steeger. The city will buy 1000 red and yellow stop signs with a red bull's eye on cedar posts at a bid of 4996 dollars. 700 parking signs will lack the bull's eye.
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Board of Safety Today
K. E. Erickson & Co
Massachusetts Avenue
City Council
Charles Steeger
Joel A. Baker
Steeger
Safety Board
Optimists Club to Hear Myron Green On Business Outlook
The Optimists Club holds its first one hundred percent attendance luncheon at the Claypool with Myron R. Green of Fletcher American National Bank discussing the country’s financial future in The Business Outlook. The program will be broadcast on WKEF starting at 12 45 p m due to heightened interest in finance from recent stock movements.
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Optimists Club
Claypool
Myron R. Green
Fletcher American National Bank
WKEF
Yuletide Candy Makers Stir Ups Big Sweets Stockings
Readers glimpse holiday confectioners at work in the city. Harry Van Sant stirs syrup at Dilling and Co. candy plant while Isabelle Robinson samples saccharin and Mae Leppert packs hard candy. Child Bobbie Lupear longs for a candy cane near a barber pole.
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Bobbie and
Mary
Harry van Sant
Prospect Street
Dilling & Co
Chocolate
West Morris
Isabelle Robinson
Orleans Street
Mae Leppert
Talbot Street
Emmelmann Returns as County Bridge Inspector
Wayne Emmelmann, defeated Republican candidate for city clerk, resumes duties as county bridge inspector at 214 dollars a month after a leave of absence. Samuel G. Campbell had served in the role during his absence, drawing 220 dollars from Sept. 16 to Oct. 31, with overlapping pay totaling 130 dollars. Campbell, chairman of the Fourth ward, west side, was appointed fourteen days before Emmelmann left.
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Wayne Emmelmann
Emmelmann
Samuel G. Campbell
Campbell
Fourth Ward
West Side
Death of F. L. Beals From Exposure at Home
F. L. Beals aged 70 of 714 Cincinnati Street died in city hospital after being found unconscious at home Tuesday. Neighbors saw a light but had not seen him for days. a letter and money lay at his side. Coroner C. H. Keever planned an inquest to open today. Beals was believed to be a yearned printer.
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F. L. Beals
Cincinnati Street
City Hospital
Beals
C. H. Keever
Appellate Court Denies Appeal Over Suspended Judgment
Indiana appellate court holds suspended sentence cannot be appealed in a criminal case and dismisses Harriet Adams of Indianapolis for neglect charges. Fire destroys paintings at Cowes castle damaging works by Sir Arthur Cope and a portrait of King Edward VII.
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Adams
Indiana
Harriet Adams
Indianapolis
Cowes
England
Cowes Castle
Royal Yacht Squadron
King George
Arthur Cope
Edward VII
Girl Scout’s Christmas Cookie Day Aids Charities
Louellen Trimble of Indianapolis raised 1035 dozen cookies for the Girl Scouts semiannual cookie day. Buyers donated all cookies to charities and Louellen apportioned them to Indianapolis Orphans Home Flanner House Sunnyside Sanatorium Wheeler City Mission Riley and City Hospitals Christamore Settlement and Old People’s Home. Committees led by Mrs C Willis Adams announced chairmen including Mrs Carl Wallerich downtown booths Mrs Arthur Krick motor corps Mrs George Denny school orders Mrs G H A Clowes factory orders and Miss Lorena McComb church and club orders.
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Louellen Trimble
W. H. Trimble
Washington Boulevard
Indianapolis
Girl Scouts
Louellen
Indianapolis Orphans Home
Flanner House
Sunnyside Sanatorium
Wheeler City Mission
Riley Hospital
City Hospital
Christamore Settlement
The
Old People’s Home
C. Willis Adams
Carl Wallerich
Arthur Krick
Motor Corps
George Denny
G. H. A. Clowes
Lorena McComb
Indianapolis Named for Cruiser Replacing Obsolete Battleship
Representative Louis Ludlow announced at his request and with input from Indianapolis citizens that the Navy will name a new cruiser Indianapolis. The old battleship Indiana’s silver service, loaned to Indiana after its sinking, may be transferred to the cruiser. It remains under government title and is held in trust at the Governor’s mansion. Active supporters included Dr. F. W. Fitch and Paul Richey.
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All Times
Washington
Louis Ludlow
Indianapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Indiana
Spain
F. W. Fitch
The
Optimist Club
Paul Richey
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Bell reorganizes staff transfers in Indianapolis region
Indiana Bell announces a series of management shifts led by Russell Hirschman moving from India napolis division cases manager to district commercial superintendent in Kokomo. Marcus Blinn becomes cashier of the Indianapolis division as part of broader personnel changes including W H Archer Fred C Schultz J O Emond and Walter Moore assuming new roles in Unit 1 and directories supervision.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Russell Hirschman
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Hirschman
South Bend
Marcus Blinn
W. H. Archer
Fred C. Schultz
J. O. Emond
Walter Moore
Tom Mix Riders Drift From Dream Theater to Federal Court
Gene and Tenney, 11 and 13, along with Wayne and Orville, 15, were linked to a Dyer Act violation after a.Brightness theater outing to see Tom Mix. Judge Baltzell ordered Gene and Tenney held in East St. Louis jail while Wayne and Orville faced federal processing.
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Mix
Tony
Hollywood
Dream Theater
Brightwood
Tom
Ene
Tenny
Wayne
Orville
Toledo
Ill
Dyer
Kern
Gene
Tenney
East St. Louis
Baltzell
Tom Mix
BANNER RADIO EVENT OF 1929 AT LYRIC THEATER
Indianapolis hosts a massive radio endurance event at 7 30 p m with Milton Cross announcing The Times Lyric Sylvania contest offers a radio set as top prize Nearly 200 entries expected as contestants register by 6 p m at the Lyric ballroom Vendors and sponsors include Duco Wagner Howard and Crosley with police protection and taxis for late finishers
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Indianapolis
Milton Cross
Mike
Sylvania Foresters
Times-Lyric-Sylvania
Cross
Times
Lyric Ballroom
Lyric Theater
Radio- Keith-Orpheum
KKBF
Atwater Kent
Wagner Radio Company
Howard
Steman Radio Company
Duco Corporation
Times-Sylvania-Lyric
Duco Coporation
Lyric-All American Radio
Atwanter Kent
Gibson Company
Fada Radio
Griffith Victor Distributing Company
the Victor
Recreation survey luncheon to review city facilities
A joint luncheon of the Indianapolis recreation survey committee and the Council of Social Agencies will discuss city facilities and needs at 12:15 next Tuesday at Christchurch parish house. Topics include the public library art institute children's museum and recreation in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State game wardens arrest 258 in November for fish and game law violations
Time special wardens arrested 258 people in November for fish and game law violations. Department director Richard Lieber reports fines and costs totaling 4 957.69 paid by 240 convicted. sixteen cases remain untried and two were dismissed.
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Richard Lieber
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan
Jane Porter
Opar
Lord Greystoke
Dunn-Snider
Selma Baumgart
South
Pennsylvania Street
Pennsylvania Railway
Harris & Ewing
Wash., D. C
Girl Scout’s
Gruiser
Arch Steinel
Robert C. Baltzell
John W. Kern
United States
Bud
Glenn
Balt- Zell
Ater Gene
Wheeler's
Lyric Box
Sylvania Company
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