Coolidge Seeks Fast Action On Peace Pact In Senate
President Coolidge pressed for swift Senate action on the Kellogg anti-war treaty while the treaty faced delays in the Foreign Relations Committee and opposition to the naval bill. Senator Reed demanded reservations, Reed and others argued over timing, and leaders sought to avoid a clash between the naval expansion and the pacifist pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Kellogg
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Committee
Reed-Moses Group
Shipstead
James A. Reed
Missouri
Mr. Coolidge
McLean
Hiram Johnson
Kig
Utah
Hale
Naval Committee
King
Senate Democrats
Hawes
Hawes-Cooper
Agriculture Department
Borah
William F. McDowell
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Gilda Gray denies marriage to her manager Krepps
New York Daily News report via United Press states Gilda Gray denies plans to wed her manager C. D. Krepps while her husband Gil Boag seeks divorce. Boag contends misconduct allegations, Gray tours Chicago and Milwaukee with her son, and Krepps' earnings cited.
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Gilda
United Press
New York
New York Daily News
John Chapman
America
Boag
Gray
Milwaukee
The
Daily News
Krepps
Chicago
Miss Gray
Port Washington
John Gorecki
Cudahy
Wis
Piccadilly Hotel
London
Piccadilly
Car wreck on Madison Avenue sparks ownership probe
Police investigate ownership of a Ford coupe license 1700 084 wrecked in front of 2732 Madison Avenue Sunday afternoon. The car lacks a title slip. A bullet hole was found in the left side. A woman asked about the injured youth who disappeared after the crash.
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Madison Avenue
Impersonator J W Zellner Headlines YMCA Meeting at English Theater
A dozen characters from fiction and history were portrayed by J W Zellner before over 1,000 attendees at a YMCA gathering at the English theater on Sunday afternoon. Group singing led by A H Godard and an orchestral program directed by L A Von Staden complemented the program.
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J. W. Zellner
English Theater
A. H Godard
L A. von Staden
Leslie Issued No 1 Nine Others Favored in 1929 Auto Licenses
Governor elect Harry G Leslie received license plate No 1 for 1929 car use. Special requests to Secretary of State Otto G Fifield distributed low numbers to Fred C Gardner 2 John C Ruckelshaus 3 Ralph A Lemcke 4 Alvin K Rieman 5 Kin Hubbard 6 Charles W Jewett 1 Mrs Blanche D Lilly 8 Edward G Sourbier 9 and Fifield 10.
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Harry G. Leslie
Otto G. Fifield
Fred C. Gardner
John C Ruckelshaus
Ralph A. Lemcke
Alvin K. Rieman
Kin Hubbard
Charles W. Jewett
Blanche D. Lilly
Edward G. Sourbier
Fifield
Pope Pius Holds Secret Consistory in Rome
In Rome on December 17 Pope Pius held a secret consistory at the Vatican with all cardinals present. He announced satisfaction with the Sydney Eucharistic Congress and noted no new cardinals would be created this year, moving the private session up to Monday.
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Prus
Rome
Pius
Vatican
Sydney
Cacci-Dominani
Papal Household
Sacred College
Vote to Incorporate Lynhurst as Separate Town Passes
Thirty three of thirty seven voters in Lynhurst west of the city voted for incorporation as a separate town. The election was held at the home of Ernest E Kellogg attorney 406 Gerard avenue. Officers to be elected December 27.
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Lynhurst
Ernest E. Kellogg
Gerard Avenue
Shelby County Fair Receives $20 More Funds
Shelbyville December 17. The Shelby County fair association shows $20 extra funds for the year, per a report by secretary Virgil H Brown. He says a letter arrived with two bills owed to the association since 1895.
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United Press
Shelbyville
Shelby County Fair Association
Virgil H. Brown
Brown
New Bus Service To Cincinnati Opens
Colonial stages, owned by Interstate Transit, Inc., of Cincinnati, announced a new bus line linking with Yelloway buses to Cincinnati. Yelloway serves Chicago and St. Louis via Indianapolis. The Cincinnati line, led by C. S. Warner, operates from the Denison Hotel and Union Bus Station in Indianapolis with departures at 7 am arriving Cincinnati 5 pm and 10:30 am arriving 10:30 pm.
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Colonial Stages
Interstate Transit, Inc
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
C. S. Warner
Denison Hotel
Union
Indiana federal prohibition squad reduced as eleven fail exam
Personnel of the federal prohibition forces in Indiana were cut in half Saturday when eleven agents who failed the first civil service examination surrendered their badges. Thirty three applicants took the second examination, including three of those who resigned and another who was too young. Those who passed the written test may proceed to oral and character examinations later.
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Federal Prohibition Forces
Indiana
Two Hurt in Glaring Assault on City’s East Side
William Bright, 25, of 2242 College Avenue, suffered pen knife cuts to head and face, and his companion Edward Below, 19, of 2017 Ashland Avenue, was knocked unconscious when a Black assailant attacked them after they gave him a lift in their car. The incident occurred Sunday night at Twenty fifth and Oxford streets.
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William Bright
College Avenue
Edward Below
Ashland Avenue
Oxford Street
Federal Court to Hear Speeches Urging Water Works Injunction
Three descendants of William H Moorhaus marked the final crossing before the Sperry bridge demolition in Crawfordsville Indiana as three judges heard oral arguments in the Greencastle Water Works suit for an interlocutory injunction against a public service commission rate order. The evidence phase concluded Saturday before Judges Samuel Alschuler Robert C Baltzell and Thomas W Slick.
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Greencastle Water Works Company
Public Service Commission
Samuel Alschuler
Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert C. Baltzell
Southern
Indiana
Thomas W Slick
Northern
Crawfordsville
Ind
William H. Moorhaus
Sperry Bridge
A. Wilbert Broaks
Martha Moorhaus Croy
Catherine Moorhaus Tomlinson
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
How to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe with Calotabs the purified calomel tablet. One or two tablets at bedtime with water cause no salts or nausea and no eating interference. Next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. family package with directions available for 35 cents at any drug store.
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Gustav Streseman
Germany
Paul Hymans
William L. MacKenzie King
Canada
Briand
France
Count Uchida
Japan
Indianapolis Times
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Washington St
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Spinet
the Fair
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Arias
Drewes
Smart
Bolivias
ANAS
Coats
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Vloor
Tras
Barra Rmamentec Ener
Husband Charges
Leslie
Hoover
Vonnegut
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