Coroner Probes Fatal Truck Crash In Ireland Native’s Death
Coroner Paul F. Robinson investigates the death of Cath erine Slavin 28 of 1329 N Illinois St struck by a State Construction Co driver Ward B Jackson 28 of 446 E Vermont St on Capitol Ave near Thirteenth St Jackson released on own recognizance after arrest on a manslaughter charge He cited driving 12 to 15 mph and rain obscuring his vision Slavin born in Ireland had lived here about three years and worked for Fairbanks Morse Her sister is Mrs Frank Wilson and a brother could not be located.
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Paul F. Robinson
Catherine Slavin
Illinois St
Ward B. Jackson
Vermont St
State Construction Company
Capitol Ave
Thirteenth St
Jackson
Slavin
Ireland
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Frank Wilson
Parkway Ave
Harry Kimball
Murray Kimball
S. Harding St
St. Vincent Hospital
Thomas M. Kelley
Alabama St
Kelley
Kimball
Ruth Vendette
College Ave
Samuel Taylor
Columbia Ave
Guilford Ave
Taylor
Joseph D. Hagen
Carl Corday
Maywood
Hagen
Washington St
Senate Ave
Harding Fund Donations and New Chamber Leaders
The Chamber of Commerce elected Henry L. Dithmer as president Walter B. Harding as vice president and Oscar Schmidt as treasurer for a year. Local donations total 36 086 00 with many individual supporters listed including Allen A. Kine Robert H Hassler John Madden Julius Walkson and others contributing varying amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Dithmer
Walter B. Harding
Oscar Schmidt
Chamber of Commerce
Allen A. Kine Vleerece Iene
Robert H. Hassler
John J.madden
Saben
James W. Lilig
Julius C. Walk & Son
Kahn Tatoring Company
G. A. Schmill
Fieter Stat Saessvwese
Bason
H.C. Bushman
Miller
J. Q van Winkle
Robert Lieber
A. Pee Nee
Weeew
Freeman
Barr
D. Brackett
George B. Rubens
Ke Kuurrough
The
Udell Works
Hallie A. Joyo
Leo William C. Ela
John W. Wildert
Robert H. Bryson
George Mares pRice Tgs Hae
Raph E. Compton
Wu Tam D. Brown
Penne Tae
Opinions differ on Protestant unity
United Press reports from Columbus Ohio December 13 that the executive committee of the Federal Council of Churches debated inter racial issues and Protestant solidarity. Bishop Thomas Nicholson praised denominational diversity calling divisions necessary and likened the council to Marshal Foch guiding allied divisions. Dr Robert E Speer urged a near term merger of all Protestant denominations.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Federal Council of Churches
Thomas Nicholson
Methodist Episcopal Church of Chicago
Federal Council
Marshal Foch
Robert E. Speer
Savings League Elects Eugene Ashby Indiana President
Eugene Ashby of Ladoga is chosen president of the Savings and Loan League of Indiana for 1924 at the Lincoln event. Other officers include Albert Gallahan of Peru as first vice president T La Heed of Rushville as second vice president E F Katterhenry of Indianapolis as secretary and James A. Pierce of Indianapolis as treasurer. A resolution to form a Department of State to supervise building and loan associations is adopted.
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Eugene Ashby
Ladoga
Ind
Savings and Loan League of Indiana
Lincoln
Albert Gallahan
Peru
T. la Heed
Rushville
E. F. Katterhenry
Indianapolis
James A. Pierce
Department of State
Farm Bureau seeks new co operative marketing chairman
The American Farm Bureau Federation sought a successor to Walton Peteet who resigned as chairman of the cooperative marketing department after the defeat of resolutions supporting the National Wheat Growers advisory committees.
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United Press Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation Today
Walton Peteet
Cooperative Marketing Department
Peteet
National Wheat Growers’ Advisory Committees
Three Die As Freight Train Hits Auto Near Milwaukee
A freight train struck the car carrying Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLaughtifin of Milwaukee and Arthur Minturn of West Allis, killing all three occupants today in Waukesha.
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United Preas
Proverb Contest Prizes and Rules
The Times announces a 60 proverb picture contest with cash prizes for top scorers. First prize $500, then $250, $100, $75, and $50 to five winners, plus 51,000 across other prize levels. Entries must be a single set by one person, submitted by noon Jan 19 1024, with illegible coupons discarded.
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The
Times
Indianapolis Times
Ralph K. Smith
Resta Anu
Fletcher American Bank
Aeey
Edward J. Gausepohl
E. J. Gauseohl & Co
James A. Collings
Marion County
Tge Buck
Shortridge High School
Judge Spares Babies as Levi Denies Violating Laws
Juvenile Judge Frank J. Lahr confronted Aquor and Grace Levi of 1023 S. Capitol Ave. on neglect of children after police found a quart of liquor in a baby's cradle. Levi claimed love for country and amendments while denying lawbreaking. judge placed the couple on probation until Feb. 12.
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TSAAC
Grace Levi
S. Capitol Ave
Frank J. Lahr
Levi
Christ Like Figure From Oberammergau Arrives in New York
Bavarian actor Anton Lang, playing Christus in the Passion Play, arrives in New York on a liner off Long Island. Spectators mistake him for the Christ due to his gaunt frame and austere appearance, while Lang speaks of bread for starving Bavarian villagers and vows the Passion Play will not be filmed.
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United Press
York
Fish Ierman
Old Galilee
Manhattan
Long Island
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Man of
Galilee
New World
Babylon
Rall
Christus
Oberammergau
Joseph of
Anton Lang
Waldorf
Oberaummergau
New York
Country Club Election Set for Today in Indianapolis
Voting for three directors and three membership committee members of the Country Club of Indianapolis was set from 4 to 8 pm today at the University Club on Meridian and Michigan. Dinner at 6:30 precedes the annual meeting. Candidacy includes E W Stout E F Knefler C E Sloan W H Staffer E C Miller R B Rhoades for directors and W J Taylor W H Simmons Jr F G Appel W H Hackleman R G Lockwood and B O Pickens for the membership committee.
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Country Club of
Indianapolis
University Club
Meridian
Michigan Sts
E. W. Stout
E. F. Knefler
C. E. Sloan
W. H. Staffer
E. C. Miller
R. B. Rhoades
W. J. Taylor W. H. Simmons Jr
F. G. Appel
W. H. Hackleman
R. G. Lockwood
8. O. Pickens
Minute Verdict in U S Rum Trial Crowns Verdicts
A Federal Court jury found John Sadler of Chicago guilty of conspiracy to violate federal prohibition laws after six minutes. Mayor Shank testified as a government witness about heading a police squad that arrested defendants Fortish and Mango, who testified they were hired to haul liquor from Chicago to Indianapolis. Fortish and Mango pleaded guilty. Lee Talmadge of Anderson was also found guilty of violating prohibition laws with sentences deferred by Judge Anderson.
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John Sadler
Chicago
Shank
Jacob Fortish
Joseph Mango
Fortish
Mango
Indianapolis
Lee Talmadge
Anderson H
Anderson
Resignations and trials shake nations in early reports
Portuguese cabinet resigns while Lord Alfred Douglas is found guilty of libel against Winston Churchill and sentenced to six months in prison in London. Governor Pinchot calls a second conference of anthracite states to curb prices as Austria seeks aid and Germany faces inquiry on finances. Chicago courts punish traffic violators. Anton Lang arrives in New York to support Bavarian relief.
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Lord Alfred Douglas
London
Winston Churchill
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
F E Glass Elected Gyro Club President
F E Glass was named president of the Gyro Club at the Tuesday election following the annual Lincoln banquet. Also chosen were Dudley Pratt secretary Ralph Ittenbach sergeant at arms Dr William Coeppers vice president J E Fehsenfeld treasurer and James A Calderhead Arthur E Strickland Guy May directors for two years Clarence N Warren Howard B Meeker and A B Shultz directors for one year
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Gyro Club
F.E. Glass
Dudley Pratt
Ralph Ittenbach
Lincoln
William Coeppers
J. E. Fehsenfeld
Ittenbach James A. Calderhead
Arthur E. Strickland
Guy May
Clarence N. Warren
Howard B. Meeker
A. B. Shultz
Blind Man Is Robbed By Faithless Shoppers
In Obseville Indiana Columbus Decker a blind grocer faced a theft as four men entered his store to steal his Christmas stock. He waited smiling hoping for charity but was robbed again this year. Neighbors consider hiring a detective to investigate the ongoing losses.
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Obsesville
Ind
Columbus Decker
Decker
Walb Probes McCray Finance Ties Ahead of Dec 27 Meeting
Clyde A. Walb Republican state chairman continues evidence gathering on Governor McCray's financial actions. He visits Marion to inspect bank dealings and consults with local Republicans as the state committee prepares to decide on McCray's resignation demand.
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Clyde A. Walb
McCray
State Committee
Wale
Walle
Marion
Death from rusty nail scratch in Pierceton
In Pierceton Indiana on December 13 William Shiffrey aged 73 died from a wound caused by a rusty nail. The injury led to blood poisoning according to local reports.
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United Press
Pierceton
Ind
William Shiffrey
No Political Pardons Urged by Legion Adjutants
John R. Quinn national commander of the American Legion received a request from state adjutants to oppose pardons for political prisoners. A resolution adopted in the adjutants closing session condemns any pardon as an insult to American servicemen.
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John R. Quinn
Lezon
Prohibition Laws Reach Juvenile Court in Marion County
Lieut William Cox cites difficulty convicting bootleggers in city and criminal courts and brings cases before Juvenile Judge Frank J Lahr. He frames it as neglect of child when liquor appears in a family, with the judge questioning offenders about liquor possession and advising that babies and mule do not mix.
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Marion County
William Cox
Booze Squad
Frank J. Lahr
Cox
Lahr
Morphine Found in Shoe Tells of Dope Thieves Arrest
Two men named Lester Johnson and Richard Woods were arrested leaving Federal Court by Detectives em and Fossatt. Police say one had morphine hidden in an arch support of his shoe. They were witnesses in the trial of Dr. William P. Hartseck who pleaded guilty to a Federal narcotics violation.
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Lester Johnson
E. Vermont Sr
Richard Woods
Em ‘Ofie
Fossatt
William P. Hartseck
Raub Delivers Mount Moriah Lecture at Scottish Rite
Edward B. Raub opened a series of Scottish Rite lectures hosted by Adoniram Lodge of Perfection at the Scottish Rite Temple. The first talk titled Mount Moriah was delivered Wednesday night.
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Adoniram Lodge of Perfection
Edward B. Raub
Mount Moriah
In at the finish in quest for two thousand dollars
A Times Proverb Contest features a prize of two thousand dollars. The editorial urges competitors to persevere to the end, noting many careers rise from failure with persistent effort at the finish. The piece highlights the incentive of the cash prize.
Radio Programs Friday Listings Across Cities
A compiled schedule of Friday radio programming in Cincinnati Louisville Davenport Schenectady Chicago Detroit and more. It lists times for business reports markets livestock and grain quotes concerts lectures health talks and sports scores.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
WLW
Central Standard
Louisville
Davenport
Towa
Ivoc
Sandman
Schenectady
WGY
Chicago
KYW
Central Standard Time
Detroit
Mich
Missing man Thomas Chiarello Sought by Police
Police search for 41 year old Thomas Chiarello of 1525 North Arsenal Avenue who has been missing since Wednesday. Authorities appeal for information to locate him and ensure his safety.
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Thomas Chiarello
Arsenal Ave
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