Prince of Wales Smiles at Hopeful Telegram En Route
Pierre Salernier of United Press, aboard the Prince of Wales' special train, reports the prince smiling at Laon after a telegram from Buckingham Palace suggested his father's condition might improve. The journey from Brindisi continues toward the seaboard as the prince, fatigued and unsettled, travels with restricted access and little food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Salernier
Paris
United Press
Chalons- Sur-Marne
Laon
Salernier
Africa
France
Prince of Wales
Europe
Merci
Buckingham Palace
Whisky as influenza remedy urged by health officer
Muncie Indiana December 11 good whisky is a medicine for influenza says Dr Earle S Greene city health officer but bootleg whisky is not The British method of treating flu with whisky is good and would help here if reliable whisky could be assured The whisky stimulates the patient and aids through the congested stages of the illness.
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Muncie
Ind
Earle S. Greene
House Burns Down In White River Boulevard Fire
Fire started by an overheated furnace destroyed Tom Parker's home at 1305 White River Boulevard. Damage estimated at 1500 dollars. United Press from Terre Haute reports ongoing labor tensions as United Mine Workers agents monitor the Bicknell mine controversy amid district miners and operators in Indiana.
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Tom Parker
White River Boulevard
United Press Terre
Chief Worley Pictured in Uniform for First Time
Virginia Edwards captures Police Chief Claude N. Worley in his formal uniform for the first printed photo. He has served a year and a half, resisted posing until now, and wears an English style uniform with rank insignia including gold shoulder eagles two gold stars on sleeves and a diamond studded badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Edwards
Times
Claude N. Worley
Recount Hearing Opens For Marion County Votes
Attorney Claude H. Anderson urged Irvington Republicans to back efficient city government as a recount petition filed by Ralph Updike proceeds in Marion County. Updike, defeated by Louis Ludlow in the recent congressional race, seeks a review before Superior Judge Linn D. Hay.
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Claude H. Anderson
Irvington
Republican Club
East
Washington Street
Anderson
Ralph Updike
Congress
Marion County
Linn D. Hay
Updike
Louis Ludlow
Wright Reappointed Auditor of Indiana Securities Commission
Frank Bone Dry Wright, a noted Anti-Saloon League orator and candidate for speaker, was reappointed auditor of the Indiana Securities Commission by Secretary of State Otto G. Fifield. Wright has served in the securities division since 1925.
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Frank “Bone Dry” Wright
Indiana
State Securities Commission
Secretary of
Otto G. Fifield
Wright
Securities
Secretary of State
Rail work ordered on south side track elevation program
Belt railroad officials received formal notice from the board of public works to start a $10,000,000 project six miles long on the south side track elevation between New York street and English avenue.
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Belt Railroad
The
Board of Public Works
New York Street
English Avenue
Quiz Children in Auto Theft Ring Inquiry
Detectives questioned five boys a 13 year old girl and a man described as the fence in an alleged child motor theft ring. Seven were arrested after four returned from Paducah Kentucky and stole a car locally. Wilbur Nealis 31 North Belmont avenue is held on receiving stolen goods. The group includes George Seals James Cunningham Walter Milburn and other boys aged 15. Social service officials cite long familiar records and call for a mental clinic as the cases reveal school and community adjustment failures.
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Paducah
Wilbur Nealis
Belmont Avenue
George Seals
Miley Avenue
James Cunningham
North Richland Street
Walter Milburn
Chadwick Street
Social Service Department
Indianapolis
W. A. Hacker
Indianapolis Public Schools
Sheridan boy Jimmy Deacons to be sentenced for murder
Jimmy Deacons a 15 year old from Sheridan Michigan who killed Miss Flossie Carter after saying he never forgot an insult was scheduled for sentencing before Circuit Judge Royal H Hawley. He previously appeared before Justice John W Nickerson and the case was sent to the juvenile division due to his minor status. He was expected to plead guilty to murder in the first degree.
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United Press Stanton
Mich
Jimmy
Deacons
Sheridan
Royal H. Hawley
Flossie Carter
John W. Nickerson
Probate
Suspended Patrolman Roy Gaghan Faces Board Hearing
Patrolman Roy Gaghan of 530 South East Street was suspended this morning by Captain Walter Claf fey with Police Chief Claude Worley approving. He was apprehended patrolling his district in his automobile and will be tried before the board of safety on Thursday.
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Roy Gaghan
South East Street
Walter Claffey
Claude M. Worley
Gaghan
Board of Safety
Jury fired after hold up case verdict
Judge James A. Collins discharged the jury that found John L. Smith not guilty of the hold up at the Grand Hotel restaurant. Smith was held on a $5000 bond pending further investigation. An affidavit charging felon in possession of a gun will be filed.
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James A. Collins
Criminal Court
John L. Smith
Grand Hotel
Charles
Kentucky Avenue
Collins
Smith
Claude M. Worley
Diner
Brown
Wiliam H. Remy
Remy
Beards Rule City Justice in Humorous Courtroom Sketches
A humorous account describes Friday and Monday court sessions where judges kept beards while attorneys and defendants paraded facial hair. It reports on cases including Mary Stanish’s divorce dispute, George Harris’s repeated arrests, Dan Casey’s intoxication warning, and Lucy Luther’s escape from the women’s jail with Eli Gmil posting a $200 bond.
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Arch Steinel
Madison Square Garden
Womenanarman
Walicamen
Lucy-Luther” Brown
Martindale Avenue
Lucy- Luther
Luther
Lucy
Eli Gmil
Bondsman
Lucy Luther
Seek Aid Of 8 States For Clark Memorial Building
The George Rogers Clark commission asked eight states Illinois Ohio Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Kentucky Virginia and Missouri to help fund the Vincennes Indiana memorial and sesquicentennial next February. Indiana was urged to extend its tax levy for grounds surrounding the memorial for at least three more years. The commission also directed Indiana to select an advisory architect and proceed with a $25 000 building design competition. Salary for executive secretary Christopher Coleman was set at 6000 annually. Indiana members Culbertson Coleman Carlisle Watson Vestal Burns attended.
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Washington
Illinois
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Kentucky
Virginia
Missouri
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
Frank Culbertson
Indiana Clark Commission
Federal Commission
Congress
Indiana Commission
Christopher Coleman
Indianapolis
Culbertson
Coleman
Ann Studebaker Carlisle
South Bend
James A. Watson
Albert H. Vestal
Lee Burns
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LAUDS
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Aero Nemia
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Sa.ys
City Justice
Justice
Mary Stanish
North Ketcham Street
Louis Stanish
Louis
Mary
George Harris
Virginia Avenue
George
King George of
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R. J. Fields
John S. Smith
Dan Casey
Vinton Street
Judge Wetter
Dan
Jack Harrington
Harrison Street
Judge Smith
Harrington
Clark Commission
Graham Paige
Willys Knight Touring
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Dodge
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Chrysler
Hupp Sedan
Jordan
Brougham
Tad
Hupp
Cleveland
Chrysler Essex
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Willys Knight
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Essex
Nia
Nash
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