Oklahoma Senate Considers Impeachment Court Without Chief Justice
Oklahoma faces a potential impeachment trial without a presiding officer as Chief Justice Fred Branson refuses to chair the process. The Senate votes to avoid suspending Johnston, Branson, and Cordell amid tensions with Governor Johnston and mobilized National Guardsmen surrounding the Capitol.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Senate
Henry S. Johnston
Fred Branson
Johnston
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Mac Q. Williamson
Branson
Harry B. Cordell
State Board of Agriculture
Tom Anglin
Backing for Shumaker From Area Churches
Resolutions adopted at the Methodist Church area council at Roberts Park M E Church condemn the contempt of court sentence against E R Shumaker Indiana Anti Saloon League superintendent. The resolutions deplore reports he was ousted from the national executive committee. his friends say he left voluntarily.
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Shumaker
Indiana
Anti-Saloon League
Supreme Court
Methodist Church
Roberts Park M. E
Comec
Anti-Saloon League Oferica
Protest Bus Route Unification At Indianapolis City Hearing
Fifty Civic League members attend hearings on unification of bus and streetcar lines at city council chamber. Discontinuance of feeder buses on E Tenth Sixteenth and Twenty First Streets challenged at School 62 meeting. Attorney Snethen speaks for Civic League Federation. Public Service Commissioner Singleton discusses two amended petitions for unification of Indianapolis Street Railway Company and People’s Motor Coach. An E Tenth Street feeder line may be replaced by a loop to Central Avenue and Sixtieth Street. Sixteenth Street line could become a branch of the E New York Street route joining at La Salle Street.
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Sherman-Emerson Civic League
City Council Chamber
E. Tenth
Sixteeenth
Twenty-First Sts
Edward O. Snethen
Civic League Federation
Frank T. Singleton
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
People’s Motor Coach
Neen
E. Tenth St
Olney St
Arlington Ave
Central Ave
Sixtieth St
Sixteenth St
E. New York St
New York St
la Salle St
Protest over women witnesses at hanging in Illinois
Springfield reporter notes death row inmate Jim Hayes requesting no women present for his Friday hanging. Sheriff Kent confirms a policewoman and a nurse will be allowed to witness the execution as requested by the prison.
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Bu Ee
Springfield
Ill
Jim Hayes
Nina Bowers
We Spirit in City Urged by C of C Chief
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce leaders urge a united We spirit at the annual meeting. Dick Miller calls for dropping muckraking and boosting the city to world notice. The report highlights new factories, financing aid, and tax-budget savings for 1928.
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Indianapolis
Dick Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Hias
William H. Book
Harmon E. Snake
Convention Bureau
Henry T. Davis
Ed Hunter
Hunter
H. B. McNeely
Paul H. Moore
Aero
Accomplishments Highlight New Aero Nautical Efforts
C G Dunphy cited bureau progress including Lindbergh day plans air mail flight program setup and an aero nautical library. Major achievement noted was securing recommendations to establish a District foreign trade office. Charles N Barr reported 5 551 total membership.
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Nautics
C. G. Dunphy
Charles N. Barr
Auto Crash Injures Several on Ray mond Street
John Hess 22 of 7 E Tabor St recovering at city hospital after his car collided with Dr. Guy Rubush’s vehicle at Ray mond St and Churchman Ave. Hess suffered a fractured hip and burns while pinned under a rolling burning car. Others injured include Henry Smith 30 at North St and canal. witnesses saw two men flee. Also listed as injured are John O Connor 14 James Williams 5 Lloyd Shearer 24 Willard Crook 27.
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John Hess
E. Tabor St
City Hospital
Guy W. Rubush
E. Washington St
Raymond St
Churchman Ave
Hess
Henry Smith
Douglass St
North St
Canal
John O’connor
McKim St
James Williams
Estelle Williams
E. Twenty- Fifth St
Lloyd Shearer
Liberty St
Willard Crook
Indiana Dairy Producers elect new officers at Lincoln meeting
H. P. Sullivan of Peru was elected president of the Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy Products succeeding C. O. Reeve of Ballard Ice Cream Company. J. R. Thompson of Seymour was named secretary treasurer succeeding Reed Shafer of Muncie. Eighty delegates attended the convention which closed with a dinner and dance.
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H. P. Sullivan
Peru
Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy Products
C. O. Reeve
Ballard Ice Cream Company
Indianapolis
Lincoln
J. R. Thompson
Seymour
Reed Shafer
Muncie
O Brien Considered For New Fire Promotion
City hall discussed potential promotion of Battalion Chief John J. O'Brien to fire prevention chief succeeding Horace W. Carey. O'Brien, a former fire chief during the Shank administration, is among candidates for the post.
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John J. O’brien
Shank
Horace W. Carey
O’brien
Fire department leadership questioned amid reorganization talks
Mayor L Ert Slack weighs a shift to a Democratic hue in the fire force as Chief Jesse A Hutsell or Duvall appointee choices arise. Roscoe A McKinney Democrat is seen as a likely successor to Fire Chief. Slack conferred with Safety Board members Fred Connell Robert Miller and Ira Haymaker Democrat.
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Sible
Roscoe A. McKinney
Jesse A
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Hearst
Senator Borah
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Heflin
Senator Norris
William R. Hearst
Mexico
Sherman
Emerson
Radiola 17
Radio World
Pearson Piano Co
Pennsylvania Street
Miller
A. Kiefer Mayer
Industrial Commission
L. Harrod
Harrod
Baker Ice and Electric Company
Deubner Shopping Bag Company
Hoover Manufacturing Company
Ward-Stillson Company
Beach X Arthur, Inc
E. W. Grove
Birdie
Daytona Beach
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
Iris Sinclair
Rockefeller
Man
Doctor
Close Dairy
Strauss For
L.strauss &Go
W. Washington
NEW Fire Promotion
Capitol Loannee E. Wash
West Washington
Wasson
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