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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

9

Notice of Appointment of Executor for William Whitehead Estate

No 21786 Harold Entwistle declares he has qualified as executor of the estate of William Whitehead deceased of Marion County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent and the notice is filed as required.

Washington Nelson Marion County Indiana Frank B. Ross Nora Naughton Bridgett Naughton Frank B. Boss J. Dee David F. Farr George W Beaman Hersby William Whitehead Saki Harold Entwistle Willard WV. Hubbard Walter J Hubbard, JR John C. Kelly Spee Margaret Kelly Otto A. Beyer Solven Fletcher Savings & Trust CO

Wallace Calls for Wheat Export Corporation to Dump Surplus

Secretary of Agriculture Wallace urges creation of a wheat export corporation with power to sell surplus U.S. grain abroad at any price to relieve domestic surplus. He made the recommendation in a special report to President Coolidge on the wheat situation.

United Press Washington Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Coolidge

1924 Prosperity Tied to Tax Cuts Says Mellon

Secretary Mellon in his annual report links continued business and industrial growth in 1924 to tax reductions. A Chicago woman and her partner face charges in Wisconsin over a three year old death. A Methodist pastor led vigilantes to shut a roadhouse after defiance. Governor Donahey orders state agencies under prosecutors to curb lawlessness in Ohio. Prohibition raids flood Joliet streets with confiscated beer. A Macon merchant found guilty in a August flogging case. Arkansas citizens seek grand jury probe of a raid on a local weekly. A missing 7 year old girl in Chicago prompts a mother’s plea. A dope resort raid in Chicago nets arrests and narcotics. US Mexico treaty deemed unaffected by Mexican revolt. Robbery of a Chicago aristocrat’s safe by four servants.

Car Crash Injures Man as Sorority Van Flips on Street

One man, Paul Cole 20, suffered leg and internal injuries after a two-vehicle collision on Thirty Fourth Street and Broadway. Six sorority girls escaped uninjured from beneath the overturned car. Driver William A Cowan 32 sustained no injuries. Sister Dorothy Mae Cole 16 and others ages 16 and 15 were involved.

Cartherins Buxton Alberta Olson Fifty-First St Carrolton Ave Martha Lou Kennedy Meridian St Margaret Godfrey Sixteenth St

Coolidge Faces Conservative Test Over World Court and Bonus

President Coolidge’s congressional message champions conservative views on the World Court and the soldier bonus. He earns praise for candor but risks alienating Republican leaders like Lodge while facing a hostile House insurgency and growing Legion-backed pressure.

Raymond Clapper United News Washington Coolidge Congress Hiram Johnson Johnson White House

Honoring Sergt Woodfil by a Surrendered Rank

Master Sergt George T Sewell of Ft Benjamin Harrison gave up his own rank to create a vacancy for Sergt Samuel Woodfil. Woodfil, cited by President Harding as outstanding WWI soldier, will retire in two weeks with 33 years service. Sewell, 19 years in service, trained recruits at Camp Meade and enlisted at Jefferson Barracks.

George T. Sewell Benjamin Harrison Samuel Woodfil Indiana President Harding Sergeant Woodfil Ft. Harrison Ft. Thomas Sergeant Sewell Woodfil Sergt. Sewell France Camp Mead Jefferson Barracks

Schloss Accepts City Health Job As City Leader

Sol Schloss, clothier, becomes president of the city board of health after a Shank meeting at city hall. He succeeds the late Dr. Hodgin and will serve until July 1925, posting a 2000 bond. He plans an immediate board meeting and favors a city hospital business manager to handle charity patients and urgent finances facing a 175000 debt by year end.

Sol Schloss Clothier City Board of Health Shank Schloss E. E. Hodgin Goethe Link

Driver on War Path Fined in Multiple Charges

Otis Lines of 405 N Bradley Ave was fined 50 dollars plus costs on two counts of operating a car while under the influence, sentenced to 30 days at the Indiana State Farm, fined 1 dollar on intoxication, and bound over to the grand jury on failure to stop after an accident. His car struck a parked vehicle owned by Walter Jones at Randolph and New York Streets on November 24, and he was arrested after hitting another car near Hollis Farms home at 275 Park View Ave. Goldfish become popular as pets with a local farm planning 5,000,000 breeders next year.

Otis Lines N. Bradley Ave Indiana State Farm Grand Walter Jones N. Belle Vieu Pl Randolph and New York Sts Hollis Farms Park View Ave

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