Schwab hints Indianapolis as site for new Stutz industry
Charles M. Schwab told Stutz dealers in Indianapolis that the city would likely host a new Stutz industry employing hundreds. He praised Indianapolis as a business center and asked B. Moskovics to survey sites. Stutz dealers gathered for a convention with a new vertical eight suspension model to be unveiled Jan. 4.
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Charles M. Schwab
Stutz Motor Car Company
Indianapolis
B. Moscovics
Stutz Company
Schwab
Chamber of Commerce
Claypool
Moskovics
New York
Boston socialite Eleonora Sears completes 45 mile walk
Miss Eleonora Sears, a Boston society woman, arrived at Beacon Street at 12 06 p m after walking forty five miles from Providence in 11 hours 6 minutes She had wagered she would cover the distance in 15 hours finishing four hours 54 minutes ahead of schedule and is a close friend of Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
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Alice Longworth
United Press
Boston
Mass
Eleonora Sears
Boston Society
Beacon St
Providence
Sears
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Indiana backers back Moore for short term Senate bid
Indianapolis friends of Robert Moore a Michigan City attorney back a Republican candidacy for United States Senate for the short term If Moore runs he would meet primary opposition from Senator Arthur Robinson who was appointed by Governor Jackson after the death of United States Senator Samuel M Ralston
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Indianapolis
Robert Moore
Michigan
United States
Moore
Arthur R. Robinson
Jackson
Samuel M. Ralston
Nurses Return to Duty At Methodist Hospital
Nurses at Methodist Hospital, who had walked out over 12 hour on call duties, have returned to work. Superintendent Dr. George M. Smith announced plans for conferences to settle call misunderstandings and restore eight hour straight service.
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Methodist Hospital
George M. Smith
Smith
Five Suspects Held In Weekend Holdups Probe
Five men were held on vagrancy and related charges as police investigated possible links to weekend robberies. Roger Netter reported being struck on the head near S East Street track elevation. Netter identified three men arrested in railroad yards, with two others captured after a shotgun was found in their car following a $90 hold up at a Western Oil filling station.
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Roger Netter
W. Michigan Sr
S. East St
Ranoh Bourff
Noble and
Washington Sts
Western Oil and Refining Company
Tenth and Dorman Sts
Inquiry Under Way in Texas Triple Slaying Case
In Stephensville Texas on December 14 the county grand jury began an inquiry into the triple slaying and cremation of F M Snow five seven and his step son wife and mother in law.
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United Press
Stephensville
Tex
F. M. Snow
Santa's Aids Help 28 Needy Families
The Times and the Christmas Clearing House provide for 28 needy families this Christmas as daily lists offer eligible recipients. Sorority groups pick families for food, toys, and clothing baskets, factory workers supply for two families, and more requests come in as readers extend help.
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the Times
Christmas Clearing House
Fam
Ious
Hsts
Quick Work Urged In State Highway Trial
Indiana legislators respond to the road commission question urging prompt action. Officials debate whether to hold a general assembly investigation or a costly special session, with calls for a speedy trial or formal inquiry and concerns about accountability and motive.
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State Highway Commission
General Assembly
Indianapolis Times
Road Commission
Marion County
Assembly
Indiana
Perry
W. Rowe
Wayne
Highway Commission
Clydee Cooper
Terre Haute
Marié
James J. Nejdl
Whiting
Perry Johnson
Atlanta
C. Oliver Hulme
Gary
Charles A. Batt
John W. Kitch
Plymouth
Cadman to Speak on Good Will in Cable Tabernacle Meeting
Dr S Parkes Cadman from New York will deliver a message of better understanding among Americans at a Good Will mass meeting in Cable Tabernacle Tuesday night. The event draws leaders from Jewish Catholic and Protestant groups with clergy luncheon at Claypool and prayers by Rabbi Morris Feverlicht and benediction by Monsignor Gavish. A choir directed by Willam C Hitz will perform with Joe Overmyern singing and Mrs Hitz and Mrs Duthie on the organ.
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Dr. S. Parkes Cadman
New York
Cable Tabernacle
Dr. Cadman
Earl Conder
Church Federation
Conder
Claypool
Frederick D. Leete
Morris M. Feverlicht
Indianapolis
Joe Overmyern
Willam C. Hitz
Aged Pair Foil Armed Bandits In Logan Bank Heist
Night Marshal John R Armstrong aged 65 and his dog encountered three men loitering near the town despite a 3 am escape plan. Armstrong fired at the bandits after they ordered surrender. a shotgun blast shattered his leg and may require amputation. Mrs. Copeland aged 76 was injured when startled by the gunfire as lights were shot out. The robbers fled after the commotion.
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John R. Armstrong
Armstrong
Joe Copeland
Navy Dry Squad Seizes 213000 Cases of Liquor
Washington reports the Navy dry squad confiscated more than 213000 cases of genuine liquor in the fiscal year ending June 30. Admiral F L Billard of the Coast Guard released the annual findings today.
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United Press
Washington
Navy Dry Squad
F. L. Billard
Coast Guard
Bank Robbery at Tipton Farmers and Merchants Bank
Three bandits robbed the Tipton Farmers and Merchants bank just after opening time, taking about $1,200 in cash before fleeing in an automobile toward the Ohio state line.
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Tipton
Michigan
Tipton Farmers and Merchants Bank
Ohio State Line
Hit and Run Driver Kills Darlington Man
Darlington Indiana December 14. Police search for the driver of a vehicle that struck and fatally injured Christopher Rhoades aged 64 then fled the scene. Rhoades was walking on a local road when hit the car left without stopping prompting a statewide effort to locate the suspect.
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United Press
Darlington
Ind
Christopher Rhoades
Senator Edge to address modification of Volstead act
Washington February 14. Senator Edge of New Jersey announces plans to speak in the Senate on modification of the Volstead act as part of the push to legalize beer manufacture. The wet bloc plans a barrage against Prohibition.
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Edge
Senate
United Press
Washington
New Jersey
Bottle on hip taken by principal at school
Principal XTRA finds full bottle on Shortridge student’s hip. The student refuses to surrender, claiming the bottle is a Christmas present for a girlfriend. The principal warns that carrying perfume to class is not allowed and suggests leaving presents at home.
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Shortridge
Prince Lewis H. Dirks
Dirks
Mystery Surrounds Death Of Local Janitor John Gabriel
Coroner Paul F. Robinson sought the cause of death for 52 year old janitor John Gabriel of 1154 E Ohio Street. Police were summoned after Z W Leach and Mrs Pearl Ketler found him lying in a pool of blood. They reported a possible bandit strike and Gabriel may have fallen at the scene in Washington Street area.
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John Gabriel
Ohio St
Paul F. Robinson
Z. W. Leach
Pearl Ketler
Gabriel
Kees Meek
Washington Sts
Navy Secretary Wilbur Defends Aircraft Policy in Report
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur delivers annual report praising naval aviation progress and insisting Shenandoah disaster responsibility lay with Lt. Cmdr Lansdowne who could have altered the trip. He notes Hawaiian maneuvers and Australian cruise proving fleet fitness and urges personnel rise to 86,000 and larger Annapolis classes despite higher costs.
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United Press
Washington
Wilbur
Navy
Department of Responsibility
Shenandoah
Lansdowne
Annapolis Naval Academy
Investigation on patient removals at Julietta County Hospital
The Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies executive committee adopts a resolution urging the county board of charities to investigate removing patients from Julietta County Hospital for the Insane. It deprecates undue haste and calls for authority to review patient numbers types and future provisions.
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County Board of Charities
Julietta
County Hospital For the Insane
Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies
Four Indiana Cadet Candidates Named for West Point Exams
The War Department announced four Indiana boys selected to take examinations for West Point next March. The contenders are John L. Kays of Princeton, George F. Schultz of Bloomington, George F. Dietz of Indianapolis, and Bernard W. Griffey of Indianapolis.
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Timea
Washington
Indiana
West Point
War Department
John L. Kays
Princeton
George F. Schultz
Eighth St
Bloomington
George F. Dietz
Colleeg Ave
Indianapolis
Bernard W. Griffey
Ashland Ave
Youth shoots sister in Terre Haute hospital
Clara Hoopengarner, 5, of Taylorsville, is in serious condition at St. Anthony Hospital after a bullet wound inflicted when her brother Joshua Hoopengarner, 16, accidentally discharged a firearm. Terre Haute, Ind., Dec. 14. Police investigate the incident.
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Terre Haute Hospital
Timea Special
Terre Haute
Ind
Clara. Hoopengarner
Taylorsville
St. Anthony Hospital
Joshua Hoopengarner
Two youths arrested for burglary at hardware store
Two youths aged 13 and 15 were arrested Sunday night and held on burglary and larceny charges. Patrolman Schlangen said they entered Omar Rettig hardware, 3636 Roosevelt Ave, and stole guns, cartridges and toys later recovered by police.
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Schlangen
Omar Rettig
Roosevelt Ave
Blizzard traps four near Denver as search continues
A blizzard that began yesterday noon trapped three boys aged 8 to 11 and Chester Samulson, 35, northwest of Denver. They left home to hunt and have not been heard from as rescuers hunt in harsh conditions.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Chester Samulson
Here
Nye Denied Seat By Senate Elections Committee
The Senate Elections and Privileges Committee voted nine to two against seating Senator designate Gerald P Nye of North Dakota. It will recommend to the Senate that Nye cannot be seated as Governor Sorlie had no power to appoint him under North Dakota law.
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Senate
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Sorile
Nye
Drunken Driver Sought After Fatal Pendleton Pike Crash
Police and Ft. Benjamin Harrison officers sought a driver believed drunk after a car struck two soldiers on Pendleton Pike near Oakland, killing Private Charles E. Hearn and injuring Private Fred M. Harden. A night watchman reported a three-man car with broken lights seeking water moments earlier.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Pendleton Pike
Oakland
Charles E. Hearn
Dalton
Mass
Fred M. Harden
Indianapolis
Frank Wallace
Beville Ave
E. Tenth St
Forrest Swank
Wallace
Dean of Women Resigns at Ohio State University
Miss Elizabeth Conrad, dean of women at Ohio State University, resigns at the trustees' request amid an investigation into campus drinking. She says she was asked to resign for general inefficiency and unsatisfactory work, noting she has seven years of sobriety. The resignation follows a governor ordered probe sparked by professor Horton liquor violations.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Elizabeth Conrad
Ohio State University
University Board of Trustees
Miss Conrad
Donahey
Dabney Horton
Think Devil Dogs Aren't Hard
In Boston on December 14 a camel fell on Private Frank Donlin of Quantico Virginia causing serious injuries. Doctors said he had only slight chance of recovery but he is reported virtually recovered. Veterinarians say the camel will die from internal injuries sustained in the fall.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Frank Donlin
Quantico
Donlin
1911 Model Saloon Sign Valued at $20, Fraternity Letter Adds
An old 1911 saloon sign with the inscription Rules of This House is valued around $20 and drew several offers. Boaz Jr., a sign painter, gifted the relic to Tau Kappa Tau at Butler and Lafayette, Indiana, after it hung in J Berkowitz’s saloon on W Washington St. The list of rules prohibits minors, loafing, intoxicated drinking, boisterous language, and mooching, and notes a police alarm box for enforcement.
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B. Boaz, Jr
Pembroke Arcade
J. Berkowitz
Washington St
Boaz
Tau Kappa Tau Fraternity
Butler
University Ave
John Ryan
Lafayettte
Ind
Police arrest twenty six drivers for speeding and intoxication
Fifteen drivers were charged with speeding and four with driving while intoxicated by police over the weekend. Five more alleged speeders were slated today. Cesar A. Brown, 56, of Noblesville, was charged with failure to stop after an accident.
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Cesar A. Brown
Noblesville
Firemen battle creosote blaze at Big Four yards
Firefighters reported thirty one fires in twenty four hours ending today. A massive fire at the Big Four receiving yards Emerson Ave and Pendleton Pike Sun day caused fourteen thousand dollars in damage to four freight cars several hundred gallons of creosote and damaged railroad tracks after hot coal dropped from a passing engine ignited the pool. Firemen laid four thousand feet of hose and used gravel to suppress the blaze drawing thousands of onlookers.
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Emerson Ave
Pendleton Pike
Franc Falls Lower Amid French Political Unrest
The franc dropped to 27.75 to the dollar in Paris as Finance Minister Loucheur faced weak political support. The rate suggested a difficult week ahead for him and the Briand cabinet amid mounting instability.
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United Press
Paris
Loucheur
Briand
Temperature readings for Massena area
Hourly temperature data shows 6 am 29, 10 am 38, 11 am 84, 12 noon 36. Massena area note indicates similar readings with partial times.
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Massena
Thisesee
Pinchot Plans Extra Session on Coal Strike
Governor Pinchot said in Harrisburg today he would sign a call for a special session of the Pennsylvania Legislature to address the anthracite coal mine strike. The plan included the possibility of declaring the mines a public necessity and placing them under public utility regulation.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Petting Girls Stab Man and Flee in Woods
A man near Hurlock Maryland lies in critical condition after a petting party in a woods turned violent. Three girls in an automobile lured him, then restrained him while a hat pin was used in the stabbing before the trio fled.
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United P
Salisbury
Hurlock
Federalsburg
Tax Act Comes Up for Repairs in House Debate
The $325 million tax reduction bill faced House debate with limited hope for changes. Amendments expected target higher surtax up to 25 or 30 percent, larger inheritance tax, and repeal of automobile and excise taxes. Automobile associations pressed to repeal the 3 percent passenger car tax.
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United Press
Washington
Koch Accepts Mandate To Form German Cabinet
Berlin December 14 The president asked former Interior Minister Koch to form a new cabinet after Luther. Koch accepted the mandate and began assembling a broad coalition including Stresemann's party the Centrist Democratic and Socialist parties for the new government.
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United Press Berlin
Hindenburg
Koch
Luther
Stresemann
Folk Party
Court Sees Rum King's Wife Weep In Indicted Ring Trial
In Federal Court 28 defendants face charges in a vast St. Louis to Indianapolis booze conspiracy. Mrs. George Remus, famed bootleg king Remus' estranged wife, cried during proceedings as Remus himself was not present. The case, transferred from St. Louis, centers on replacing water for whisky in the Jack Daniel distillery, with about forty witnesses planned and a trial likely to last a week.
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St. Louis- Indianapolis
George Remus
Cincinnati
Oho
Remus
Jack Daniel
St. Louia
Lem Motlow
T. A. Heffernan
Thomas J. McAuliffe
Leonard Stone
Frank Hoffman
H. L. Dahlman
John B. Marshall
Russell Moritz
Washington
United States
Albert Ward
Alexander Cavins
William Mitchell
St. Louis
Indiana
George Snider
Marion County
Ben Doncaster
John Marcus
National Rd
Indianapolis
Snider
Ohio
Death Valley” Farm
Bert Morgan
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Summerall Returns as Prosecution Witness in Treason Case
Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall testified as a prosecution witness in a Honolulu defense case. The day featured witness examinations about Hawaiian defenses and questioned Colonel Mitchell who was accused of treasonous conduct connected to War Department actions.
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United Press
Washington
Charles P. Summerall
Mitchell
War Department
Snow or Rain Expected. Temperature Dip by Tuesday Night
Weather Bureau foresees snow or rain in Indianapolis tonight and Tuesday with a temperature drop from around 28 this morning to about 24 by Tuesday night. The forecast notes a below normal high and continued unsettled conditions through the period.
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Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
United Weather Bureau
Three Are Killed On Mountain Road In Arkansas
A Sunday mountain road tragedy in Arkansas left fur trader Charles Moore and two companions dead from gunfire. Authorities found the trio half a mile distant, with evidence suggesting foul play and a possible robbery gone wrong.
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United Press
Ark
Charles Moore
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William Aspinall
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