Bills vetoed by McCray up again
Indiana Senate and House face automatic consideration of three McCray vetoed bills from 1923 after adjournment. The podiatry bill licenses podiatrists by the medical exam board. The soldier bonus bill grants per diem pay for Indiana service members overseas. The associate judge bill creates a second Indianapolis city court and funds its maintenance.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Warren T. McCray
House of Representatives
General Assembly
McCray
Secretary of State
Medical Examination Board
Inauguration Plans For Governor Jackson In State History
Jackson Willis Dye of Kokomo, chairman of the inaugural committee, announced plans for an elaborate ceremony at the Statehouse rotunda with all state officials and Republican leaders. A band will play all day and badges featuring Jackson and Lt. Gov elect Harold Van Orman will be given as souvenirs. committee details to be completed next week.
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Willis Dye
Kokomo
Jackson
Republican
Statehouse
Harold van Orman
Miss Anna May Rodgers Held on Bootleg Charge After Park Avenue Blast
Miss Anna May Rodgers of 633 Ft Wayne Ave is held on a bind tiger charge after police say she owned a seventy allon still that exploded at 6 Park Ave Oct 19. The blast damaged the interior and a quantity of liquor was seized.
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Anna May Rodgers
Wayne Ave
Park Ave
Puzzle about cannon-balls forming pyramids solved by partition
An artillery officer notes a perfect pyramid of cannon-balls can be split into three smaller pyramids. Find the smallest original pyramid count enabling such a threefold decomposition. Past puzzle excerpt mentions the anagram fact silent listen enlist tinsel in a four-word clue.
Pastors urged to register church gifts at clearing house
The Rev. C H Winders asks Protestant ministers to ensure all charitable gifts from church groups are registered with the Christmas clearing house at 404 Baldwin Ridge to avoid duplication. Tabernacle Presbyterian Sunday school and other groups plan to use the clearing house with Salvation Army Public Health Nursing Association and Volunteers of America.
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Apolis Church Federation
Christmas Clearing House
Tabernacle Presbyterian Sunday School
China Endeavor Societies
Salvation Army
Public Health Nursing Association
Volunteers of America
Wheeler City Rescue Mission
Indiana Inaugural Plan Aims for $15000 Hoosierdam Party
Willis Dye of Kokomo, head of Indiana inaugural committee, outlined plans for a Coolidge inauguration event on March 4 with a special train for Indiana delegates and funding by subscription. Interstate Public Service asks to swap $1,697,000 stock for 7 percent participating stock in Indiana Power Company and to issue $467,700 of prior lien stock to reimburse treasury.
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Willis Dye
Kokome
Indiana
Hoosierdam
Calvin Coolidge
Dye
Interstate Putlic Service Company
Public Service Commission
Indiana Power Company
Treasury
Methodist group buys Josiah Ream home parsonage
Muncie Indiana December 6 Times Special reports Meth odists of the Muncie district have purchased the Josiah Ream home at 401 West Howard Street as a permanent parsonage for the district superintendent. Rev. W. T. Around will be the first to occupy it.
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Muncie
Ind
Methodists
Josiah Ream
W. Howard St
W. T. Around
Ladies Day Lunch At Severin With Mrs Demarchus Brown
Mrs Demarchus C Brown will address the Traffic Club on Ladies Day at a luncheon Thursday at the Severin. All members and guests are urged to bring the ladies to the event.
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Demarchus C. Brown
Traffic Club
the Severin
History Society Luncheon At Indiana Convention
The sixth annual Indiana Historical Society convention at the Claypool featured a luncheon by the history section of the Indiana State Teachers Association. Oscar H. Williams of DePauw spoke on The Junior Historical Society and Rev Charles K. Mahoney of Terre Haute discussed Indiana history in grade schools. E Y Guernsey of Bedford spoke on The Perfect Museum and Herbert Swiggs led a round table. The event closes with the Society of Indiana Pioneers dinner.
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Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Indiana Historical Society
Claypool
Oscar H. Williams
de Pauw University
Charles K. Mahoney
Terre Haute
Indiana
Herbert Swiggs
E. Y. Guernsey
Bedford
Society of Indiana Pioneers
Game Warden in Jail Sealed Case in Indiana
James Durham of Leesburg, a deputy game warden, is jailed in Warsaw awaiting possible manslaughter charges after shooting Charles Long during an arrest over illegal fishing. Long, who resisted, is not expected to survive as prosecutors prepare formal charges if he dies.
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United Press
Warsaw
Ind
James Durham
Leesburg
Charles Long
Long
Morrison Rockhill
Durham
Landis to Speak in Muncie for Izaak Walton League
Kenesaw Mountain Landis will fly in a Government plane January 10 to address the Indians Division of the Izaak Walton League in Muncie Indiana. Will H Dile of Chicago national president and editor of Outdoor America will also speak.
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Muncie
Ind
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Indians
Izaak Walton League
Karl T. Brown
Will H. Dile
Chicago
League
Outdoor America
Emmet L. Rice Heads State Teachers History Section
Emmet L. Rice of Shortridge High School presides over the history section of the State Teachers Association meeting held at the Claypool Hotel. Speakers include Dr. L. A. Warren of Morganfield Ky Dr. W. E Barton of Oak Park IL Mrs J. H. Wilson of Newcastle and Drs C K Mahoney W W Sweet and W A Guthrie.
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Emmet L. Rice
Shortridge High School
State Teachers Association
Claypool Hotel
L. A. Warren
Morganfield
W. E Barton
Oak Park
J. H. Wilson
Newcastle
C.K Mahoney
W. W. Sweet
W. A. Guthrie
Two Men Held on Vagrancy Charges After Rail Detected
Willam Woodward 38 of Frankfort Indiana and Harry White 29 of Cincinnati Ohio held on vagrancy charges with $2000 bonds after railroad detectives found them at Sixty Fifth Street and the L E B and W tracks. Men wore holsters and two revolvers were found in the grass beside the tracks. They will be questioned about recent freight car thefts.
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Willam Woodward
Frankfort
Ind
Harry White
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fifth St
Tragedy at Chicago Wedding Plans End in Death
Miss Isabelle Pope and her fiancé William McClintock Jr was to wed in February. McClintock died of pneumonia while waiting in his sick room as friends acted as pallbearers at the ceremony. The tragedy interrupted what was to have been a happiness-filled wedding in Chicago. The couple had obtained a marriage license before his illness.
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United Press
Chicago
Isabelle Pope
William McClintock Jr
McClintock
Miss Pope
City G O P Boss Accused of Redistricting Bias
George W Coffin a Republican County chairman is accused of manipulating city redistricting to benefit allies. The Shank Armitage Jewett Lemeke faction proposed adding twenty five precincts with committeemen to be named by City Chairman Iemaux after council set new lines. Coffin argues a 1920 special sessions act allows him to present redistricting to the county commissioners and appoint committeemen himself.
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George W. Coffin
Republican
Shank- Armitage Jewett-Lemeke
Irving Iemaux
Coffin
Optimist Club to fete county orphans at Christmas dinner
The Optimist Club plans a Christmas dinner for 300 county orphans on December 24 at the Lincoln. The event follows Friday’s luncheon at the Claypool where the club announced details and will include a dance for club members and guests.
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Three Hundred County
Optimist Club
Lincoln
Optimists
Claypool
Chiypool
Four Room Addition at Beech Grove Public School
In completing the addition to Beech Grove public school, a 70 by 10 feet detention area will be built. Superintendent KR Mather says the project needs about two weeks to finish and plans include securing several prominent speakers for an upcoming event.
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Beech Grove
KR. Mather
Audit Finds $54000 Shortage at Vincennes Lending Society
Knox Bailing and Loan Association in Vincennes closed after an audit by the State Banking Department reveals a $54000 shortage. The secretary of the association is under arrest.
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Knox Bailing and Loan Association of
Vincennes
Staite Banking Department
Indiana men charged in home theft case sentenced
Two men were to begin an eight month sentence after pleading guilty to stealing a $100 bill from John T. Hendricks at his home while attempting to sell bins and spectietes.
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Ato
Charles
Pred Norton
Indiana
John T. Hendricks
Duckwall Case Set For Dec 16 In Marion
Action on Bert C. Morgan petitioning to destroy liquor worth over 10000 seized at Herbert E. Duckwall home at 33818 North Delaware Street was postponed in Marion Criminal Court to December 16. Duckwall motions to strike the petition were filed today as the case remains in legal limbo after prior quashed affidavits and warrants.
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Bert C. Morgan
Indiana
Herbert E. Duckwall
Delaware St
James A. Collins
Marion Criminal Court
Duckwall
Morgan
Nquor
Hotel Men and Meet At State Hotel Keepers’ Session
An exposition of articles of interest to hotel proprietors highlighted the morning session of the Indiana Hotel Keepers’ Association annual State convention at the Claypo. Luncheon was at Severin with women guests entertained at the Lincoln. Officers were elected this afternoon.
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Indiana Hotel Keepers’ Association
Clay Pol
Severin
Linceln
Study and classify children at school entry, Bahr says
Dr. Max A. Bahr, superintendent of the Central Indiana Hospital for the Insane, told the Y. W. C. A educational division that early study and classification of children can detect defects to remedy and prevent delinquency, noting prevention is easier than cure.
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Max A. Bahr
Central Indiana Hospital For the Insane
Prowler Suspected After Fire Damages Curtains at Home
Silliam Tase of 611 N Hitnels St apartment 1 told police that while he and his wife were away Friday someone raised their bedroom window and set fire to the curtains. Officers see no motive yet and believe the prowler may have lighted a match while trying to enter.
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Silliam Tase
N. Hitnels St
Artment 1
Bowman Opens Senate as State Auditor Presides at Start
State Auditor Lewis S. Bowman will preside at the opening session of the seventy fourth Legislature on January 8, since the lieutenant governor is absent. The president pro term will be elected to preside until the new lieutenant governor Harold Van Orman takes office on January 12. The vacancy arose after Governor Branch succeeded McCray last April leaving no lieutenant governor.
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Lewis S. Bowman
Senate
Law
Harold van Orman
Evansville
Emmett EE. Branch
Warren T. McCray
State
Manual aides named for Vocational Education convention
Manual High School students named as ushers for the National Society for Vocational Education convention from December 1 to 13. The list includes Alvin Iverson Wilbur Noll Tsadore Lovinger Carlos Ames Leon Hutton Gilbert Malone Forrest Higgs Ed Eickmann Edwin Boswell Paul McCune and Misses Margaret Cope iv Ruth Ormsby Eva Shilds Lillian Rieman Wilma Meyer and Edns Werner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society For Vocational Education
Lincoln
Claypool
Alwin Iverson
Wilbur Noll
Tsadore Lovinger
Carlos Ames
Leon Hutton
Gilbert Malone
Forrest Higgs
Ed Eickmann
Edwin Boswell
Paul McCune
Margaret Cope iv
Ruth Ormsby
Eva Shilds
Lillian Rieman
Wilma Meyer
Edns Werner
Swain Named Secretary of Indiana Senate for 1925 Term
Zell C. Swain of Middletown Indiana will again serve as secretary of the Indiana Senate for the 1925 General Assembly session. He is reportedly the choice of Governor-elect Ed Jackson and Lt. Gov. elect BL Harold Van Orman, president of the Senate. Swain has held the role for two prior sessions and Miss Ferne Ale is expected to be his assistant again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell C. Swain
Middletown
Ind
Senate
General Assembly
Swain
Ed Jackson
Harold van Orman
Ferne Ale
Cashier Under Arrest in Richmond Robbery Case
Lester Cox, 32, was held in Richmond Indiana on December 6 on charges related to a cashier theft incident. Authorities report the suspect detained after investigation and await further court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Lester Cox
Embezzlement Charge Involving Express Company Cashier
A cashier is charged with embezzling 2881 dollars from the American Railway Express Company. The case centers on funds misappropriated by the employee while serving as cashier.
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American Railway Express Company
Will Petition Refused in Dailey Pugh Estate Case
State Supreme Court refused petition to transfer the Dailey Pugh will case from appellate to supreme court. First cousins of Marshall Pugh, who died in 1916, are granted title to more than 760000 dollars in Marion County land. Second cousins lost the suit to tithe in Marion Superior Court and the Appellate Court sustained the verdict.
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State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Marshall Pugh
Marion County
Marion Superior Court
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