Cadman Urges World Court and End to Prejudice in City Talk
Dr. Cadman, greeted at Union Station by a civic group, will address a Good Will mass meeting at Cable Tabernacle urging America to join the World Court and overcome prejudice. He advocates shared taxes shared defense and cooperation, noting women’s progress and youth experience as key. The Federation sponsors the trip and Earl R. Conder will preside at the evening address.
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America
8. Parkes,Cadman
New York
Cable Tabernacle
League of Nations
Ernest N. Evans
Church Federation
Cadman
Union Station
Claypool
Earl R. Conder
Federation
Mayor Shank Pushes Riverside Park Rename Plan
Mayor Shank announced a park board committee will recommend renaming Riverside Park to Taggart Park and Kessler Boulevard to Bookwalter Boulevard at the next meeting. He said the group, tasked to erect a monument to former Senator Thomas Taggart, learned the Democratic leader does not want a monument. Shank also proposed honoring Charles A. Bookwalter, retiring park board president.
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Riverside Park
Taggart Park
Kessler Blvd
Bookwalter Blvd
Shank
Park Board
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Charles A. Bookwalter
Battling Siki Shot Dead in New York Street Killing
Senegalese heavyweight fighter Louis Phal known as Battling Siki was shot to death on Ninth Avenue near Times Square. No witnesses found. police suspect a street brawl rather than premeditation. Siki had a chequered life with arrests and deportation proceedings amid past title triumph over Georges Carpentier.
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United Press
York
Siki
Ninth Ave
Times Square
Rialto
Palice
Ninth Avenue
Hell's Kitchen
Louis Phal
Georges Carpentier
John J. Meehan
Lillian Werner
Paris
Holland
Carpentier
Mike McTigue
Good Building Week at Indianapolis 346 permits issued
Building Commissioner Francis F. Hamilton reported to the board of safety that for the week ending Dec 12 Indianapolis issued 346 building permits valued at 925 085 dollars. The weekly smoker inspection reached 76. Sunday at DePauw in Greencastle Ind William A Billy Sunday addressed DePauw University students body Paul Sunday one of the students here.
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Indianapolis
Francis F. Hamilton
Board of Safety
DE Pauw
Greencastle
Ind
William A
Billy
de Pauw University
Paul
Fragmentary OCR Time Marks From Silent Score
Overall text shows scattered times and numbers such as 28 10 a m 81 7 and 29 tha m 33 8 a m 6 39 12 noon 34 9 G Meresse 30.2 Pr Thsrese 88. This reads as a damaged data fragment possibly from a schedule or measurement log with unclear context and missing readable entities.
Juvenile crime at Santa door and Christmas lure
Juvenile Court authorities report a pre Christmas rise in youth crime with more than 150 cases pending for under 16. About twenty involve theft, as children fear empty stockings and truancies. Downey notes the pattern includes shoplifting by several youths, including two girls and two colored boys ages 10 and 11.
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Downey
Rush action on tax measure
The article reports quick House action on the new 325 million tax reduction bill with amendments possible. Mrs Norton proposed raising exemptions for individuals and married couples but the move was applauded yet unlikely to pass as Ways and Means provisions face final vote before Saturday.
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United Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Norton
New Jersey
Senate Appropriation Bill Seeks 7.9 Million For Projects
United Press reports the Senate appropriations committee introduced a bill to provide 7.9 million dollars for public building contracts and 18.4 million for buildings started. Indiana cities listed include Bluffton Clinton Decatur Greensburg Lebanon Noblesville Warsaw and others with specific sums.
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United Press
Washington
Man Warren
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Indiana
Bluffton
Clinton
Decatur
Greensburg
Lebanon
Linnton
Mt. Vernon
Noblesville
Oath
Warsaw
First 1926 Indiana license plate sold at Statehouse
Miss Minnie Hayes of 326 S Seventh St Newcastle was first to obtain a 1926 Indiana automobile license plate when plates went on sale at 7 30 a m in the basement of the Statehouse license 6062 and other numbers were issued to motorists.
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Minnie Hayes
S. Seventh St
Newcastle
Indiana
Statehouse
Rominger Again Loses Police Job Over Drunken Conduct
Patrolman Forrest Rominger, recently reappointed after a prior dismissal, was dismissed again by the board for drunkenness though absent. Fellow officers testified he tried to mask breath with peppermint and a corncob pipe and would claim to have a wagonload of prisoners. Patrolman Everett Rollinson, who pleaded guilty to drunkenness and conduct unbecoming an officer, was also dismissed.
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Forrest Rominger
Shank
Board of Safety
Rominger
Robert Butler
Everett Rollinson
Britain Given Mosul Control After Mandate Renewal
League of Nations Council awards Mosul oil district to Iraq if Britain renews mandate for 25 years and negotiates Turkish privileges. Mosul report accuses Turks of outrages to suppress protests. The dispute between Britain and Turkey over Mosul has been bitter and ongoing.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Mosul
Mesopotamia
Iraq
Great Britain
Turkey
League
Britain
Sepetantioogte
Djoumgaid
Bedford IX New Roles Bedford IX New Roles
Former police officer Arthur B. McGee and ex policeman Harvey W. Bedford, linked to the Ku Klux Klan, sought Mayor Shank’s help to be reinstated on the police force. Shank pledged aid while noting past dismissals and Duvall’s disputed stance on their returns.
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Arthur B. McGee
Harvey W. Bedford
Shank
McGee
Bedford
George S. Elliott
Marion County
Cyclops
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Claude Worley
Parks
Board of Safety
McGee and
William H. Armitage
Joseph L. Hogue
Roy A. Pope
Fishback Firm Plans Building at McCarty and Delaware
The Fishback Company announced a new five story reinforced concrete factory at McCarty and Delaware Streets to house roasting and packing machinery for coffee and other products. It also announced the sale of Fishback Realty stock to Rauh Realty Company for a lot 200 by 185 feet on 8th Delaware Street just below the tracks.
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McCarty
Delaware Sts
Fishback Company
Fishback Realty Company
Rauh Realty Company
Delaware St
Cabinet in Paris Faces Resignation Threat
Paris December 15 United Press reports Finance Minister Loucheur may trigger a cabinet resignation as Premier Briand contemplates a new government to prevent collapse. The finance commission again voted to return Loucheur eight billion franc tax measures, disapproving them.
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United Press Paris
Loucheur
Briand
Finance Commission
Mavericks Edge Regulars in Irvington Republican Fight
In Irvington the bylaw battle over control of the Republican Club produced a split. The Mavericks won several key posts, with LeRoy Lewis becoming secretary and Edward J. Hecker taking first vice president as Harold F. Van Orman failed to unseat him.
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Irvington
Republican Club
Masonic Club
Mahlon FE. Bush
Samuel W. Hull
Huls
Samuel H. du Shane
LeRoy Lewis
Maverick
Edward J. Hecker
Warren Township
Samuel McGaughey
Mavericks
Harold F. van Orman
Arthur G. Denick
Charles S. Owens
George W. Russell
Beer Drive in Senate Opens
Washington December 15. In six years prohibition has corroded government and society and calls for urgent legislative change. Senator Walter Edge of New Jersey, Republican, leads the new Senate wets bloc and urged legalization of 2.75 percent beer as the first step to modify the Volstead act. He said the act cannot be enforced.
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United Press
Washington
Walter Edge
New Jersey
Senate
Congress
Edge
Chief orders firebug hunt as fires hit several homes
Fire Chief John J. O Brient announced a campaign to catch the so called firebug blamed for arsons in recent months. He urged owners to lock vacant houses and cited fires at 5605 Pleasant Run Blvd 22 W. Michigan St 1315 Brookside Ave and 406 E Fifty First St with losses ranging from 50 to 2500.
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John J. O'Brient
O'Brien
Pleasant Run Blvd
Michigan St
A. Cummings
Brookside Ave
E. W. Huey
E. Fifty-First St
James Mullin
S. West St
French Bombard Damascus as Damascus Falls to Druse Resistance
News agency reports from Jerusalem state French forces used airplanes artillery and machine guns to bomb Damascus in an effort to drive Druse tribesmen from the area. French accounts claim only a few deaths while local reports claim hundreds killed.
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United Press
London
Jerusalem
Damascus
Money for Recipes Readers urged to send in brdy dishes
The Indianapolis Times invites readers to submit their best recipes for payment. One dollar will be paid for each printed recipe. Submissions should be plain and include complete directions and ingredients, to The Recipe Editor on the woman's page.
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Indianapolis Times
Christmas Toys and Charity Call to Mr Man
An appeal contrasts holiday joy with needy families, inviting Mr Man to pick a family to sponsor. The Times urges selecting a charity on page 3 while noting toy shop window trains and mechanical toys that captivate children.
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Mr. Man
Distillery Operations Touched On In St. Louis Court Case
Testimony in the St. Louis liquor conspiracy case describes substitution of water for whiskey in over 890 barrels at the Jack Daniel distillery in St. Louis. The trial of 28 defendants including Mrs. Imogene Remus and Andrew Hellmich began, with three defendants pleading guilty.
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Jack Daniel
St. Louis
Imogene Remus
George Remus
Andrew J. Hellmich
Internal Revenue
Cincinnati
Leonard Garver
Daniel
Remus
Tennessee
Walter L. Rehfeld
Garver
National Bank of Commerce
Inland waterways plan seeks $82 million five-year development
Senator Brookhart introduces a bill in the Senate to appropriate 82 million dollars for a five year inland waterways development program. The bill assigns nine foot channels on the Ohio river from Pittsburgh to Cairo among its specified improvements.
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United Presse
Washington
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate Commerce Committee
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Cairo
President seeks Senate confirmation for E I Lewis
President Coolidge sent 1000 nominations to the Senate for confirmation including E I Lewis of Indianapolis a former Indiana public service commissioner seeking reappointment as an Interstate Commerce Commissioner.
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Times Special
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
E. I. Lewis
Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service
Interstate Commerce
Thirteen liquor ships seized by Coast Guard
The Coast Guard seized thirteen liquor ships in southern waters in less than a week. Ten American registry ships with high speed engines were taken off Miami and three schooners carrying 8,000 cases of whisky were seized off Mobile Alabama.
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United Arena Washington
Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Miami
Mobile
Ala
Stutz Dealers Meet at Plant for Policy Talk
250 Stutz Motor Car Company dealers attended a convention at the plant on Tenth Street and Capitol Avenue. F. E. Moscovics presided as policies and sales organization were discussed and the factory was toured in the afternoon under W. R. Campbell’s direction.
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Stutz Motor Car Company
Tenth St
Capitol Ave
F. E
Abandoning Julietta Opposed By County Board Report
A county board of charities report to Circuit Court condemns abandoning Julietta hospital for the mentally ill. It cites 235 patients on Dec 11 and notes plans to relocate most to other facilities or homes. The board argues the county should not convert Julietta into a children’s home and calls the move cold hearted.
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Julietta
Marion County Hospital For the
County Board of Charities and Correction Committee
Circuit Court
Benjamin Potter
County Infirmary
Newcastle
Central Hospital
Drum testifies against Mitchell in anti airgun case
Brig. Gen. Hugh A. Drum denies he ever said twelve anti craft guns could defend Washington and New York. He calls the assertion absurd as prosecutors press Col. William Mitchell's claims that anti aircraft guns are useless against attack planes and fault the War Department for defense policy. Maj. Gen. Frank W. Coe testifies that ten thousand antiaircraft guns could not defend Washington.
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Lute
Washington
New York
Hugh A. Drum
Indianapolis
William Mitchell
Drum
Mitchell
War Departments Administration
Frank W. Coe
Coast Artillery
Auto Injuries Fatal For Man In Fortville Accident
Benjamin Glander aged 63 of 13878 Sheffield Avenue died at St Vincent's Hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile wreck at Fortville on Monday. Coroner Paul F. Robinson reports the death as investigation continues.
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Fortville
Benjamin Glander
Sheffield Ave
St. Vincent's Hospital
Paul F. Robinson
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