Delegation invites Coolidge to Georgia and Florida trip
Senator George leads a delegation asking President Coolidge to spend Christmas in Savannah Augusta or Brunswick Georgia or visit these cities on his Florida trip next February to dedicate the Edward Bok Bird sanctuary at Mountain Lake Florida.
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United Press
Washington
George
Gorgia
Coolidge
Savannah
Augusta
Brunswick
Florida
Edward Bok
Mountain Lake
Fla
U S Budget Shows Surplus of 36 Million Dollars
President Coolidge submitted the 1930 budget totaling 4.417 billion dollars with postal costs. He projected a surplus of 36.99 million for the year ending June 1930, noting no near tax cuts and outlining factors behind the rise in expenditures.
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Cecil Owens
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Lord
Navy and Shipping Board
Mississippi
Senator Dupont Resigns Senate Post After Ill Health
T Coleman Dupont of Delaware resigns from the U S Senate due to ill health. Vice President Dawes will refer the letter to the appropriate committee. The move follows past resignations like Warren G Harding and foreshadows Curtis's upcoming departure from the Kansas seat.
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United Press
Washington
T. Coleman Dupont
Rep
Del
Senate
Dawes
Delaware
Dupont
Committee For Action
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Prepare for Yuletide by railway express shippers
American Railway Express Company executives led by J. W. Dill urge early shopping and shipping for the holiday season. Dill says packing has become a science and most parcels can be packed to guarantee perfect condition at arrival, urging careful packing and addressing.
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American Railway Express Company
J. W. Dill
Indianapolis
Dill
Scout Official Norton Stricken With Pneumonia in De Soto
S L Norton assistant executive of the Indianapolis Boy Scouts is in danger but not serious after contracting pneumonia while visiting De Soto Missouri a St Louis suburb Norton drove to St Louis last weekend for Thanksgiving holidays according to scout headquarters today.
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S. L. Norton
Indianapolis Boy Scouts
DeSoto
St. Louis
Scout
Norton
Baxter to Address Edmund Ball Dinner at Scottish Rite
Arthur R. Baxter will be principal speaker at the Edmund Ball class dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. He is a past master of Rose Croft and Mystic Tye blue lodge and donor of sixty four bell carillons for the new Rite cathedral. The class will choose a gift for the cathedral.
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Arthur R. Baxter
Edmund Ball
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Baxter
Rose Croft
Mystic Tye Blue Lodge
New Rite
Former Indiana superintendent vows blue smoke return
Roy R. Roudebush reported a former small city school leader threatened return with blue smoke after leaving the state Department of Public Instruction office. Police waited hours for the citizen, who was upset over not being allowed to take memoranda on his professional standing from the statehouse.
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Indiana City
State Department of Public Instruction
Roy R. Roudebush
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Roudebush
Statehouse
Heizer sues for 150000 in false imprisonment
Frank Heizer former auditor of the defunct J. F. Wild & Co state bank files suit in superior court seeking 150000 damages claiming wrongful arrest tied to a 271000 bond theft from the bank in November 1926. Plaintiff names Standard Accident Insurance Co Indiana Bankers Association investigator Harry C Webster and secretary Miss Forba McDaniel.
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Frank Heizer
J. F. Wild & Co. State Bank
Heizer
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Wild Bank
Harry C. Webster
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Forba McDaniel
Butler University President Denies Virginia Drinking Scandal
President Robert J. Aley of Butler University disputes Rev. David Hepburn's claim that drinking at the University of Virginia is a state wide scandal. He says such conditions do not exist at Indiana colleges and notes only a few have propriety issues, with Indiana and Purdue not troubled much.
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Robert J. Aley
Butler University
David Hepburn
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
University of Virginia
Indiana
Dr. Aley
Butler
Purdue
Courthouse to Close Saturday Afternoons for Weekends
County commissioners decree half day Saturdays with the courthouse locked at noon. The move follows repeated use of the basement and first floor by market vendors as a disposal site, preventing cleaning and prompting the new weekly closing hour.
Pinchot and Church Leaders Speak At Indiana Men’s Council
Former Governor Pinchot and Bishop Hughes address the Indianapolis Area Men’s Council on progress of prohibition and Christian message at Cable Tabernacle. Bishop Blake will preside as large crowd attends closing session. Noted speakers urge outlawry of war and celebrate Kellogg Briand pact. Colonel Robins and Ralph Connor voice peace ideas. Arthur Sapp presided and led a moment of prayer.
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Clifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Edwin Holt Hughes
Chicago
Indianapolis Area
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cable Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Edgar Blake
Indianapolis
Orion W. Fifer
Methodist Church
Raymond Robins
American Commission For the
Charles William Gordon
Winnipeg
Canada
Ralph Connor
Arthur Sapp
Huntington
International Rotary
Gordon
Restoration to health of King George V noted
The article cites Bishop Blake urging religious discussion books as encouraging, mentions Ralph B&B. Diffendorfer, ill in New York. Prohibition linked to growth in savings and life insurance profits. Fred B. Smith warns against dictatorship as he chairs peace efforts and backs a US entry into a league of nations. Gordon speaks to women. Cappelli to sing. Oxnam and Steiner slated to speak on church mission and race.
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George V
England
Blake
Ralph B&b. Diffendorfer
New York
United States
Fred B. Smith
Citizens Committee of One Thousand
World Alliance For International Friendship
Smith
Methodist Church
League of Nations
Mario Cappelli
G. Bromley Oxnam
de Pauw University
Church
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnel
Iowa
Skate Marathon Ends in Germania Hall
The nineteen day roller skating marathon in Germania hall concluded Tuesday. Miss Helen Clark of 1649 Fletcher avenue won first prize and $400, with Miss Violet Neligh of 2920 West Michigan street taking second and $200, and Miss Ellen Smith of 4201 Jackson street earning $100 for third.
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Germania Hall
Helen Clark
Fletcher Avenue
Violet Neligh
West Michigan Street
Ellen Smith
Jackson Street
Consistory to Hand Rite Degree Work in Indiana
The Indiana sovereign consistory of the Scottish Rite in Indianapolis will grant the second section of the carillon class degrees from the nineteenth to the twenty ninth today. The final three degrees are slated for Thursday followed by a con vocation banquet in the evening with members of both sections in attendance.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Britten Eyes Arms Conference With Foreign Legislators
Chairman Britten of the House naval committee hopes for a conference of American and foreign lawmakers on disarmament if powers do not call a new arms reduction session before next August. He envisions a Geneva interparliamentary union meeting with United States Britain France Italy and Japan.
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United Preas
Washington
Britten
House Naval Committee
United Press
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Geneva
Baldwin
Three winners named in Last Line Jingle contest
Edna Pearson, Elizabeth Wegner, and Rose Beldon won No 1 contest prizes. Each submitted lines about money and shopping for Christmas. Tickets to the Circle Theater photoplay “Lonesome” were mailed today.
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Circle Theater
Corinne Griffith
Times Office
Edna Pearson
South Traub Street
Dad
Rose Beldon
R. R. No
the Circle
Padlocks On Persons Abandoned In Liquor Enforcement
Federal government abandons personal padlock plan under the Volstead act after appeals by Ida Rosoff and Lena Schultz. Injunctions against the two New York caterers were narrowed to apply only at a single premises location, ending their Supreme Court challenge.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Sargent
Federal Judicial District
Ida Rosoff
Lena Schultz
Riverside Drive
New York
John C. Knox
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Nyuor
Foley Pills diuretic advertised claim reads well
Mrs. T. J. Bucknell of Hardy Nebraska reports relief from backache lumbago and fatigue after using Foley Pills diuretic. She says health and vigor improved and recommends the product as a joy and privilege. Satisfaction guaranteed with all Hang Drug Stores.
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T. J. Bucknell
Hardy, Nebr
Foley
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