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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1927

Page

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Fear Grows For Missing Woman Fliers Dawn Flight

The large Sikorsky aircraft The Dawn carrying Mrs. Frances Grayson and three others vanished after departing Roosevelt Field on a planned trans Atlantic hop to Europe. Signals from Sable Island indicated trouble and crews failed to reestablish contact as New York aviation circles fear a repeat of prior missing flights.

Ba United Press New York Frances Grayson Roosevelt Field Long Island Europe Massachusetts Harbor Grace Newfoundland Sable Island Nova Scotia WMU the Dawn Oskar Omdahl Grayson Brice Goldsborough Fred Koehler Koehler

Coast Guard Orders 500 Mile Search For Missing Dawn Plane

Washington December 26 United Press The Coast Guard ordered a 500 mile search around Cape Cod for The Dawn missing plane of Mrs Frances Wilson Gray son. Naval sources said no word had been received and the Los Angeles dirigible and two Boston destroyers were ordered to assist. Detailed search plans to be issued when Lakehurst and Boston confirm operations.

United Press Washington Cape Cod Coast Guard Frances Wilson Grayson Naval Communications New London New England Grayson Rescue Committee Garden City L.T Naval Arlington Los Angeles Navy Department Boston Lakehurst

Japanese Peer dies as Imperial session convened

Masataro Ya Nagisawa member of the House of Peers dies in Tokyo today while the Emperor convokes the chamber. He formerly served as vice minister of education and president of Kyoto University.

United Press Tokio Masataro Ya Nagisawa House of Peers Kyoto University

Man suffocates in closet during Chicago fire

Ellis L. Horton, 32, shut himself in a clothes press while fleeing a fire in Chicago. three women were burned in the same blaze that started in a large building apartment. Two hundred tenants were evacuated from their homes.

United Press Chicago Ellis L. Horton

Submarine S-4 recovery resumes under favorable conditions

In Provincetown Massachusetts on December 26 divers prepared to resume raising the sunken submarine S-4. Lieutenant Commander Ellsberg led operations and believed the hull could be buoyant with four of five compartments. He cautioned surface arrival unlikely before spring after 25 to 30 full diving days.

United P Provincetown Mass Ellsberg

Injuries Fatal To Automobile Victim Henry T. Wilking Dies

Henry T. Wilking 69 of 627 E Morris St died at Indiana Christian Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Paul C. Baumgartner 25 of 651 E Drive Woodruff Place on Alabama and Maryland Streets December 13 He had shown improvement after the incident but died in the hospital later the same morning Born in Indianapolis he lived here all his life and worked at Klingstein Upholstery He belonged to Zion Evangelical Church and the Red Men Surviving are three brothers Otto George Charles and two sons Clarence and Leslie Funeral arrangements not yet made.

Henry T. Wilking E. Morris St Paul C. Baumgartner Woodruff Place Alabama Maryland Indiana Christian Hospital Mr. Wilking Alabama St Indianapolis Wilking Klingstein’s Zion Evangelical Church Red Men Otto George Charles Wilking Clarence Leslie Wilking

Randolph Prefix Changes To Talbot In Indiana Bell Area

Indiana Bell announces new dialing rules effective midnight changing Randolph prefix to Talbot for six thousand Randolph exchange subscribers. Old numbers stay intact with new Talbot prefix due to dial system mechanics. January 1928 directory deliveries begin Tuesday and finish within five days as many changes appear in the new book.

Randolph Phil M. Watson Indiana Bell Telephone Company Randolph Exchange

Missing 16 year old Ollie Bowman in Greenwood

Walter Bowman reports his daughter Ollie Bowman 16 disappeared after leaving home early Sunday to visit neighbors and has not been seen since. Police are aiding the search and asking anyone with information to contact them.

Walter Bowman Greenwood Ollie Bowman Bowman

Son to Face Trial in Hill Death Riddle

Harry A Hill, son of wealthy parents, will stand trial for the murder of his mother, with his father Dr H C Hill aiding the defense. The case centers on the Aug 22 finding of Mrs Hill buried in their Streator home and a furor over alleged theft, signals, and two unnamed visitors seeking Harry. The prosecution cites a plan to bury the body in the cellar. a Clinton Iowa hand Louis Martineau provides a mystery witness.

Bert M. Demby United Press Ottawa Ill Harry A. Hill Harry Dr. H. C. Hill Young Hill Peter Busch Hill Martineau Dr. Hill Streator

Lindy Prepares for Central America Flight Trip

Mexico City December 26 Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh weighs delaying her return as Charles Lindbergh plans a Central American flight with Spirit of St Louis. He spends Christmas quietly at the American embassy while organizers finalize the aircraft preparations for a Wednesday departure.

United Press Mexico City Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh United States Central America Lindbergh St. Louis

The Busy Holiday Rush Brings Clerks Comfort

Miss Margaret Ryan of Ayres Avenue expresses relief after a busy season noting the chaise longue offers comfort and that she hopes the crowds end. She says many clerks share the feeling and would like to rest until next Christmas.

Injury to 12 year old from roller skates accident

Marvin Lynch aged 12 of R R 6 Box 426 fell from improvised Christmas roller skates at 552 N Hyland Ave and was struck by a car driven by Joseph Schonfield of 1117 E Fowler St. He sustained facial and head cuts with serious body bruises and was taken to relatives at 614 N Hyland St.

Marvin Lynch R. R N. Hyland Ave Joseph Schonfield E. Fowler St N. Hyland St Hanley Stadtlander John McLinn Fletcher Ave English Ave State St

Joe Kirby’s Christmas Hold Up Ends With Capture

In Chicago on Christmas Day Joe Kirby attempted a restaurant cash register robbery but was foiled by two women the cashier Doris Braze and waitress Betty Holmes. Cooks and a dishwasher chased him through the Loop and a pursuing officer fired. Kirby hid on a fire escape before surrendering to police.

Joe Kirby Chicago Kirby Doris Braze Betty Holmes Loop Joe Texas

Guard fought three bandits in city holdup

A police guard was doubled over three youths of a bandit gang as they were wounded in attempts to rob a filling station and a pie company. Three wounded youths are in hospital and two confessed members await trial in jail. Police seek two more gang members. Also four business houses burned in Hugo Oklahoma causing about 75 000 dollars in damage.

City Hospital City Donald Davis Robson St Supreme Oil and Refining Company Troy Madison Ave Chaarles Manges, Jr Sanders St George Adams Minnesota St Butter Crust Pie Company John Schilling Cornell Ave Robert Cline Daisy St James

Firemen Hurt In Truck Crash In City

Two firemen were injured and hospitalised after a fire truck from engine house 9 collided with a car at Belle Vieu and Michigan Streets. The driver Stadtlander claimed the crash was unavoidable. Fay Hugh suffered a skull fracture and serious bruising. Gallagher and others were also hurt. fourteen more weekend accidents injured residents.

City Hospital Belle Vieu Pl Frank W. Stadtlander Livingston Ave Michigan St Peter J. Gallagher N. Goodlet Ave Lee and New York Fay Hugh Tibbs Ave Gallagher

Paris President Breaks precedent with jazz and film at palace

President Gas ton Doumergue allowed a jazz band and private film showings at the Elysee for selected school children. He requested a private Ben Hur screening and later presented the American film Go West. Santa Claus outfits topped the musicians as the party opened with music and cinema inside the palace.

United Press Paris Gaston Doumergue France Piccures Presidential Palace The Elysee Doumergue

Bachelors Feast at Indianapolis Athletic Club Dinner

Resident bachelors of the Indianapolis Athletic Club attended a Christmas Eve dinner featuring talks music and entertainment embodying the Yuletide spirit. The program concluded with a musical segment.

Indianapolis Athletic Club

Train Speeds Hickman to Los Angeles for Trial

William Edward Hickman, 19, under heavy guard on the Cascade Limited, travels from Pendleton to Los Angeles to face kidnapping and murder charges in the Marion Parker case. Fear of mob violence prompts tight security as 19 year old Kansas City youth is escorted by Asa Keyes and Los Angeles officials.

United Press Cascade Limited Los Angeles Hickman William Edward Hickman the Fox Marion Parker Kansas City Pendleton Ore Asa Keyes Portland Keyes Hickmah Joe Davis

Robbed by Three Boys at Blake and Michigan Streets

Junior Sarvich reports three boys attacked him Sunday night at Blake and Michigan Streets and robbed him of $3. The 16 year old identified one assailant and gave police descriptions of all three suspects.

Blake and Michigan Sts Junior Sarvich Geisendorf St Sarvich

Indicted Bank Officials in Kokomo Over Insolvent Trust Crash

Luther F. Symons state bank commissioner and Thomas D. Barr deputy were indicted by the Howard County grand jury on charges of official negligence in the American Trust Company failure. The indictment cites failure to alert directors and to notify prosecutors, with detailed loan and balance sheet irregularities listed from a March 1927 examination report.

American Trust Company Howard County Luther F. Symons Thomas D. Barr State Bank Kokomo Howard County Grand Jury Barr Symons Indianapolis Times Ora Davies W. H. Arnold Florida Morris E. Stultz Symon Stults Arnold Frank E. Kirtley O. F. Kirtley Oliver P. Kirtley J. J. Halmuth Kirtley Leavitt Davies Owens Bernice Powell Davis

Five Die in South Pittsburgh Police Gun Battle

Five officers were killed and four wounded in a gun battle on South Pittsburgs main street renewing a feud between Marion County and South Pittsburg police. The dead included Sheriff W A Coppinger and Deputy Sheriff Fayette Nelson, among others, all killed with shotguns in under five minutes during a tense industrial strike.

United Presse South Pittsburgh Tenn Marion County Wash Coppinger L. A. Hennessey Ben Parker O. H. Larrowe John Holden Fayette Nelson Charles Pittman Pittsburgh

Dolly Sisters dancer Roszika Dolly ill in France

Reports from Nice dated December 26 say Roszika Dolly, of the Dolly sisters, is ill with a poisoned lower intestine and appendicitis. Her father was said to have left New York aboard the Majectic.

United Presse Nice France Roszika Dolly Dolly Sisters New York Majestic

Hourly Temperatures Reported for Morning

The record lists temperatures at 6 AM 20 9 AM 31 10 AM 20. Readings show a rising pattern through the morning with values in the low to mid thirties at the specified hours.

Mircese Sbtm Sdes Mcees

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