Third Move in Congress for Mitchell Made
A House resolution introduced by Rep Black seeks presidential modification of Col William Mitchells five year suspension for criticizing the War and Navy Departments. It asks restoration to his rank pay and emoluments, arguing the sentence is too severe and noting this is the third similar measure in the House.
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United Press
Ashington
Coolidge
William ‘Mitchell
War and Navy Departments
House
Representative Black
New York
Democrat
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Congress
Tillman
Arkansas
America
Black
Blanton
Texas
Patrick Nolan
Hugh A. Drum
Indianapolis
la Guardia
Hausman elected commander of Tent 35 Maccabees
MORE MACCABEES ELECT A. H. Hausman was elected commander of Tent 35 Maccabees Friday at 36 W. Washington St. Charles I. Kraus is past commander. Other officers elected include George A. Shaner lieutenant commander J. J. Daugherty record keeper John erg finance keeper George Isenberger chaplain Phillip Kehrein sergeant Robert W. Fielding master at arms Sam Bills first master of the guard William A. Marisky second master of the guard August Meyer sentinel W. R. Torrence picket and A. E Ballwig trustee. A joint installation of officers will be held Jan. 14 in the ballroom of the Denison by all the tents in the city. A banquet will be given Jan. 15 by officers and members for visiting officers.
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A. H. Hausman
Washington St
Charles I. Kraus
George A. Shaner
J. J. Daugherty
John Erg
George Isenberger
Phillip Kehrein
Robert W. Fielding
Sam Bsiils
William A. Marisky
August Meyer
Sentinel
W. R. Torrence
A. E Ballwig
Denison
Klan Suit Set for Trial in Federal Court
The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan sue the Independent Klan of America over a two year old organization in Muncie seeking 500000 dollars for damages to the Klan’s name. The suit is among several civil cases to be heard January 12 before Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick.
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Knights of the Ku- Klux Klan
Independent Klan of America
Muncie
Thomas W. Slick
Knights of the Klan
Robert C. Baltzell
New York
Students work their way through Kansas University
Almost 80 percent of Kansas University students earn money while studying with men taking odd jobs to fund education and women commonly serving as secretaries or stenographers to the deans or professors or local businessmen.
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Neering
Kas
Kansas University
Steam Soot-Blower Cleans Large Factory Chimneys
A mechanical soot blower uses high pressure steam to clean boilers and stacks at 250 miles per hour. Large factories burning hundreds of tons of coal daily need only brief use once or twice daily to keep heating surfaces clean.
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London
Law and Order Ties Off Indiana Ave Black Belt Night
Police Chief Rikhoff orders no intoxicating liquor served to white patrons in the Indiana Ave area after a fatal crash at Indiana Ave and Illinois St. Norman Barthel, 20, died and three others injured as cafes and cabarets restrict white patrons. The Hollywood Cafe and Golden West venues faced bans and surveillance as authorities move to enforce racialized rules.
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Rikhoff
Illinois St
Norman QO. Barthel
FE. Wabash St
Hollywood Cafe
Michigan St
William H. Remy
Golden West Poolroom
Golden West Cafe
Hollywood Place
John Thomas Shaw
Hollywood
Harry
Goosie” Lee
George “Gamie’’ Abrams
Golden West
West St
Her
Young
Lee
Fletcher
Fred Winkler
West Division
Winkler
East Division
Hoosier Club Plans Christmas Party Next Tuesday
The Hoosier Athletic Club will host its annual Christmas entertainment in the gymnasium Tuesday at 8 p m. About eighty children will perform as exercises while fifty four participants join in the Christmas box review. George Lipps directed the program and the gymnastic activities.
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Hoosier Athletic Club
Charles Wilkinson
Physical Training Committee
Scarlet fever leads state disease list with 216 cases
Scarlet fever continued last week to top contagious diseases sweeping the state with 216 cases reported in the morbidity report. Chickenpox had 60 cases, smallpox 23, whooping cough 28, diphtheria 49, and influenza 24.
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State Board of Health
Unselfishness Cost Boy Killed By Streetcar
Kenneth Clements 15 of Vermont Street died after riding on a running board and being struck by a Brightwood street car near New York and Alabama Streets. He refused to have friends crowded inside and stayed outside, prompting tributes from classmates and a mother who valued his unselfish act above danger.
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Kenneth Clements
Vermont St
Eugene Elmore
Central Ave
Kenneth
New York and
Alabama Sts
Elmore
Brightwood
John Noonan
N. Arsenal Ave
James R. Clements
Charleston Back to
Liverpool dispatch jokes about heathen vibes and dancing guiding souls to Heaven. A watchman guards the bridge to the Great Beyond but is distracted by Charleston dancers who forget their duties.
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N2za
Liverpool
Charleston
Memorial Planned for 125 Scottish Rite Members
A memorial service will honor 125 deceased Scottish Rite members who died this year at 3 p.m. December 27 on St. John’s Day. Indianapolis Chapter Rose Croix led by William H. Kershner will oversee with attendees from across the state.
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St. John's Day
Indianapolis
Rose Croix
William H. Kershner
Births List From Clark Bleneeden Hospital Records
A late 19th or early 20th century birth notice lists newborn girls with parents and addresses across Goldsboro and nearby areas. Entries include Charis and Mary Darringer of 414 W Tunice, Haboush at 770 N Belinante, Dey Wilson at 905 Chano, and numerous others with households tied to Clark Bleneeden Hospital. The list names mothers, sometimes fathers, and street locations, reflecting a community registry of infant births and family details.
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Mary Darringer
W. Tunice
Goldsboro
Clark Nee i
Haboush
N. Belinate
Dey Wilson
Chano
Ainton
Aulin Douning Pen
N 'Wiliam
Emma VanAtta
Coffey
Id Lillie Rooney
A x Merritt
Margaret Green
Lawrence
Irene Offutt
Hiawee
Edna Wintress
Charles
James
le Gregor
W. Washington
Elgin
Martha Aee
Madison
Mentre
Mamie Johnson
Sher
Court action on state road charges urged in Indiana
A Indianapolis Times symposium gathers reactions from General Assembly members on highway commission probes. Most favor court action on indictments, but support for a special session is limited with many lawmakers opposed or undecided. Names include Representative L. C. Carter Salem Senator Edward O Rourke Fort Wayne I H Hull Hanna Claremont R Smith and Senator J Monroe Fitch.
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Highway Commission
Indianapolis Times
L. C. Carter
Salem
Edward O'Rourke
Wayne
I. H. Hull
Hanna
Claremont R. Smith
Indianapolis
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. Monroe Fitch
Muncie
Inventor Claims Compressed Air Engine Could Replace Gasoline
Decatur Illinois reports Lewis C Kiser 70 inventor built a compressed air motor for autos and airplanes claiming it can run on 15 pounds of pressure or less with a 200 pound tank. He says autos could travel 100 miles per hour without air loss and propulsion costs are nearly zero. He plans airplane use and mail ship potential and has refused royal offers as too small for the engine's value.
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NEA
Decatur
Ill
Lewis Co
Kiser
Speeders blamed as police struggle to curb traffic
Court and police blame speeders for accidents on Meridian Street and Illinois Street. Chief defends one way traffic while officers report limited gear and ongoing arrests for speeding. Several drivers and pedestrians were injured or killed in recent crashes including a trolley collision and a hospital condition update.
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Schortemeier
Pay of Remy’s Aids Slashed in Noblesville Ruling
Criminal Judge James A. Collins ordered reduced legal aid sums for Charles E. Cox Ralph Kane and Thomas P. King in the D. C. Stephenson trial at Noblesville The judge trimmed recommended totals from eight thousand two hundred fifty nine thousand four hundred and forty dollars to three thousand two thousand and three hundred dollars respectively The county council will appropriate the funds in January The overall fee for court days and conferences had been set at fifteen thousand dollars
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James A. Collins
Charles E. Cox
Ralph Kane
Thomas PB. King
D. C. Stephenson
Aids
Noblesville
County Council
Collins
Cox
Kane
King
City appoints Dinsmore as new prosecutor
Mayor Shank announced the appointment of Arthur M. Dinsmore, Marion County deputy prosecutor, to succeed Fay Patrick who intends to resign. Dinsmore served as a Marine first lieutenant in World War I and overseas, and was a member of the Selected American Expeditionary Force football team.
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Shank
Arthur M. Dinsmore
Marion County
Fay Patrick
Dinsmore
American Expeditionary Force
Angler Feeds Rehabilitated Pike in Millpond
An angler near London rescued an emaciated pike from a stream and moved it to a millpond where he fed it trout fry daily. The fish recovered rapidly and now weighs about fifteen pounds. Each evening it visits the pond side for its ration and is led by the angler.
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London
Church Asks Navy Use In Dry Drive To Enforce Prohibition
The Methodist Episcopal Church board proposes fourteen measures to enforce prohibition. It urges President to deploy suitable naval vessels to stop rum smuggling and calls for stricter reliance on civil authority. The plan also seeks Deportation of alien bootleggers and civil service prohibition agents.
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United Press
Washington
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
Department of Justice
Christmas mail handled more in Indianapolis this year
Postmaster Robert H. Bryson reports 804310 pieces processed Friday, up from 756685 last year. He urges mailing greeting cards by Sunday and packages to Indiana destinations before Christmas Day. Main post office and substations will be open 1 to 6 p m Sunday.
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Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Indiana
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