Inauguration Ready as Jackson Set for Jan 12
The committee on arrangements for the Jackson gubernatorial inauguration on January 12 has completed the program and seating. The Purdue band will play in the Statehouse rotunda with a stage under flag arches and seating for the 1825 House, Senate, Republican leaders, delegates, and precinct committeemen. Governor Emmett Branch to speak. oath by Justice Julien C. Travis before the General Assembly. invocation by Bishop H. H. Fout.
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Purdue
Statehouse
House of Representatives
Senate
Emmett Branch
Jackson
Julien C. Travis
State Supreme Court
H. H. Fout
United Brethren Church
State General Assembly
Grocer Nathan Snuka Files Federal Bankruptcy Petition
Nathan Snuka a grocer and Misha Waka of Indiana filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court today debts totaled 1131.67 with assets of 660 including 400 in groceries indicating a small inventory.
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Nathan Snuka
Mishawaka
Ind
Speakers for Indiana Insurance Day at Claypool
The program on January 20 at the Claypool features speakers Charlies L Underhill representative in Congress from Massachusetts Raymond W Stevens president Illinois Life Insurance Co Jesse S Philips general manager National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters New York City and Dr Charles J Rockwell professor of insurance salesmanship at the University of Pittsburgh Claris Adams Indianapolis attorney former Marion County prosecutor will preside as toastmaster Joseph G Wood secretary announced
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Indiana
Claypool
Charlies L. Underhill
Congress
Massachusetts
Raymond W. Stevens
Chicago
Illinois Life Insurance Company
Jesse 5 S. Philipps
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
New York City
Charles J. Rockwell
University of Pittsburgh
Claris Adams
Indianapolis
Marion County
Joseph G. Wood
George Carroll Injured Boarding Street Car
George Carroll of 522 Alton Ave received a sprained ankle today while boarding a street car at Holmes Ave and Michigan St. He was taken home.
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George Carroll
Alton Ave
Holmes Ave
Michigan St
Wild ride tragedy as train crashes injure family
Mrs. Lily Clark, 43, dies from injuries after an auto she rode in is struck by the Knickerbocker Special at Eighteenth Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Her daughter-in-law Mrs. Kenneth Clark, 18, is in serious condition after clinging to the pilot of the engine twelve miles northeast of the city. Kenneth Clark, 22, and Clyde Clark, 47, are injured. a 20 month old boy, William Hartman, is unharmed.
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Lily Clark
Knox St
City Hospital
New York
Eighteenth St
Massachusetts Ave
Kenneth Clark
Methodist Hospital
Clyde Clark
William Hartman
Mary Hartman
Ruby Clark
Ludlow Ave
Pearly Apple
Oaklandon
Sherif George Snider
Roland Snider
Clark
Mrs Parsons Funeral For Rosalind Orr English Parson
The funeral of Mrs Rosalind Orr inelish Parsons, daughter of State Senator William J English, was held at 2 p m at Christ Church on the Circle. Burial followed at Crown Hill. Franklin Daily was injured as Thomas Lowery was arrested on assault and driving on the left after a crash with C Clyde Pendergrast. Frankie Daily, 26, was hospitalized with serious head injuries.
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Rosalind Orrinelish Parsons
William J. English
Christ Church
Crown Hill
Hotel English
Washington Blvd
Clyde Pendergrast
Orleans
Ind
Boulevard PL
Fall Creek Pivd
Frankie Daily
Senate Ave
Lowery
City Hospital
Retirement rumor swirls over Supreme Court seat
Washington reports that Associate Justice McKenna may resign within a month or two due to old age. At 81, he has served 27 years on the court and hails from California. The prevailing guess is successor Wilbur, California native and former California Supreme Court justice under Coolidge.
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Times Special
Washington
McKenna
Supreme Court
California
Mayor Shank Seeks Ideas for 1923 Indianapolis Actions
Indianapolis Mayor Shank sends letters to representative citizens asking for constructive criticism and suggestions on important city needs to be addressed in the final year of his administration. He aims to guide future work by input from residents and other leaders.
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Indianapolis
Shank
Patrols scarcely idle for Indianapolis police in 1924
A report by William Stevens to Police Chief Herman I. Rikhoff shows Indianapolis patrols covered vast distances in 1924. Two wagons averaged over 1,000 miles monthly, with one completing 144 runs hauling 7,831 people and 125 fire runs, the other 4,000 runs transporting 5,451 people and 110 fire runs. Totals: 9,144 runs, 13,702 people, 235 fire runs.
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Indianapolis
William Stevens
Herman I. Rikhoff
Emily Square
Indictments For Murder Line Newly Filed
John Dorsey indicted on murder for shooting and killing his wife at 2314 Kenwood Ave. Nora Eaglefeather home. Hubert Manley charged with second degree murder. Willard Butler charged with murder for shooting Greenwood Pemberton on November 4 and Ovie Vinegar on November 16.
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Vincowes
Nora Eaglefeather
Kenwood Ave
Hubert Manley
White Yandes St
Williard Butler
Ave
Manleys
Greenwoal Pemberton
Butler
Ovie
Two Women Indicted for Obtaining Goods Under False Pretense
Indictments filed against Sarah Barber and Margaret Leathers allege they obtained goods under false pretenses. Barber used the name Mrs. M. T. Miller to take items from a downtown department store, Leathers allegedly stole clothing from HH. P. Wasson & Co. James Berry faces embezzlement charges of 1000 dollars from Guy Hall. Walter Troy charged with a large theft from Fidelity Trust Co.
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New Jersey St
Margaret Leathers
Virginia Ave
James Berry
Barnes St
Guy Jlall
Indiana Ave
Walter Troy
Merrill St
Fidelity Trust Co
Willard Sues Yale Storage Battery for Patent Infringement
Willard Storage Battery Company of Cleveland files in federal court seeking preliminary and permanent injunctions against Yale Storage Battery Company at 1120 Division St. for alleged patent infringement. Willard accuses Yale batteries of copying their design and requests accounting and damages.
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Yale Storage Battery Company
Division St
Willard Storage Battery Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Yale
Willard
Willard Company
Coffin Bolsters Control Naming S Committeemen
The scramble for control of the Republican city organization heats up as nine precinct committeemen resign and are replaced by coffined supports. George W Coffin, county chairman and Coffin Dodson ally, claims 151 of 187 precinct members, surpassing the 94 needed to elect the city chairman. The opposing Shank Armitage Jewett Lemcke faction disputes the majority claim.
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Publican
George W. Coffin
Republican County
Coffin-Dodson
Coffin
Shank-Armitage- Jewett-Lemcke
Ralph Lemcke
City factional race forms around council meeting
Leaders agree on a factional candidate for city chairman. The first power struggle will unfold at the city council meeting on January 5. Coffin backs Lloyd D. Claycomb for president while Armitage and Shank support Benjamin H. Thompson.
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Coffin
Lloyd D. Claycomb
Armitage and
Shank
Benjamin H. Thompson
Exchange Club Luncheon Benefits From Christmas Program
Exchange Club members exchanged gifts at a Lincoln luncheon. A special Christmas program was presented and Milton Mangus performed a stunt. New members introduced included Richard Wangelin F D Stilz D M Hufford Claude M Ewing Clarence Chetfield Elder A Porter George Davidson and John Darmody.
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Lincoln
Milton Mangus
Richard Wangelin
F. D. Stilz
D. M. Hufford
Claude M. Ewing
Clarence Chetfield
Elder A. Porter
George Davidson
John Darmody
Army seeks six medics for Carlisle Barracks duty
Colonel R S Woodson announces six openings in the U S Army medical corps to be assigned to Carlisle Barracks Pa Harry Tryanick age 23 of 1024 S Meridian St enlisted today The Indiana recruiting district led the 5th Corps area in Army recruiting this month with 142 men enlisted
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Medical Corps
United States Army
Carlisle Barracks
R. S. Woodson
Indianapolis
Harry Tryanick
S. Meridian St
Indiana
5Th Corps
Woodson
Glenn Recovers Auto After Second Theft
Traffic Inspector Michael Glenn found his automobile on Eastern Ave after it had been ransacked. The car showed signs of use but had not driven more than fourteen miles. The title was torn from the vehicle. This marks the second time his car has been stolen.
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Michael Glenn
Eastern Ave
Vanderlip Ill With Typhoid Fever In Scarborough
Vanderlip, international banker, is reported improved after illness with typhoid fever at his county home in Scarborough New York. Medical staff announced progress today as he recovers from the bout.
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Scarborough
N. Y
Frank A. Vanderlip
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