Senate to Target Tariff as Farm Relief Drive Opens
Senate Democrats and independents planned a bold attack on the tariff after Christmas. Senator MacMaster of South Dakota urged debate and a vote to cut schedules. Senator King of Utah would strip flexible tariff provisions. House opposition likely blocks action, with farmers pressing for relief and industrials on the defensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
MacMaster
S. D
King
Utah
House
Middle West
City reports 43 fires over weekend across all departments
Forty five fires raged citywide over the weekend with every fire department responding. Major loss struck Bargersville Ind where a home of Gordon Dunne burned Sunday afternoon, worth 3500 dollars. Other properties on Emer son Ave Buckle St and related double houses sustained substantial damage totaling over six thousand dollars. A steam pipe burst at the Indiana Democratic Club building caused minor damage. The Indiana War Memorial Association owns the club building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargersville
Ind
Gordon Dunne
C. A. Morrison
N. Emerson Ave
E. Loomis
Buckle St
E. Fishberg
Indiana Democratic Club
Pennsylvania St
Indiana War Memorial Association
Guard Chiefs to Study Four Indiana Officers Going to War
Four Indiana National Guard officers will attend War Department training schools. William G. Everson of Muncie will join the National Guard and Reserve Officers' School at Fort Leavenworth for three months starting March 3. Major Byron R. Colglazier of Salem goes to Fort Benning Field Officers School January 3. Lieut. Col. Louis L. Roberts of Evansville and Captain Eric E. Cox of Elwood are scheduled for Fort Sill Field Artillery School January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
War Bureau
Indiana National Guard
War Department
William H. Kershner
Adjutant General of
William G. Everson
Muncie
Gneral
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Byron R. Colglazier
Salem
152Nd Infantry
Ft. Benning
Louis L. Roberts
Evansville
139Th Field and Artillery
Eric E. Cox
Elwood
150Th Field Artillery
Ft. Sill
Okla
Field Artillery School
Petit Jurors Drawn for January Criminal Term
Jury commissioners selected prospective petit jurors for the January term of Criminal Court. Names listed include Hoke, Mumford, Bragg, Kelley, Weatherley, Hellman, Craig, Jackson, Hoffman, Matthews, Geiger, and Fink among others from multiple addresses. The note ends with a World War statement referencing twenty eight nations engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Otfred Hoke
Washington Blvd
Ivan B. Mumford
Guaranty
Charles E. Bragg
Albert P. Kelley
Wanakaker
Albert Weatherley
West Newton
Adam Hellman
Chadwick St
William B. Craig
N. Alabama St
Thomas W. Jackson
E. Fifty- Ninth St
H. O. Hoffman
Bridgeport
S. P. Matthews
E. Thirty- Second St
Elmer Geiger
Greenwood
R. R
Harry J. Fink
New Augusta
French Coast Beacons For Fliers Urged
Paris December 26. Charles Danielou promotes two giant beacons to guide trans Atlantic aviators one on Brittany coast and one on Ireland's southwest coast along with signaling stations and two Mont Valerien like lighthouses to pierce fogs along the channel. He cites Lindbergh and Byrd as pioneers and envisions Brest as a central aerial port in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Atlantic
Brittany
Ireland
Charles Danielou
Lindbergh
America
M. Danielou
Byrd
Ruth Elder
France
Breton Peninsula
Mont Valerien
Channel
Finisterre
Berlin
Azores
Brest
North Sea
Love price set in suit over mother of seven
Earl D. Hough of Geneva sues Ernest Runyon in Jay Circuit Court for $5,000 claiming Runyon abducted the affections of Mrs. Hough, wife of 27 years, leading to alleged damages. The complaint states Mrs. Hough attracted by Runyon seven years ago after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Times
Portland
Ind
Jay Circuit
Earl D. Hough
Geneva
Ernest Runyon
Houghs
Anyon
Hough
Cites Nagging Parents as Cause for Wild Youth
Gary Indiana December 27 United Press reports Gary Juvenile Court Referee Frank J Sheehan identifies nagging parents and unsuitable home environments as primary triggers for juvenile delinquency. He says youths seek excitement on street corners forming gangs leading to theft truancy and potential violence while seeking adult approval through positive guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Gary
Ind
Frank J. Sheehan
Sheehan
Related Gifts Delivered On Time By Air Mail
Chicago officials report hundreds of Christmas gifts reached recipients on time thanks to air mail service from National Air Transport. Planes with 1000 pound capacity carried about 200 pounds per trip on average, with many flights filled to capacity in the final week before Christmas. Jewelers and other suppliers rushed orders to replenish stocks for rush deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Air Mail
National Air Transport
Counterfeit Ring Busted After Christmas Fraud Plot
Bulgarian police shattered an international counterfeiting ring founded in Warsaw with branches in major European capitals. The group aimed to forge American dollars as part of a holiday crime wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du United Pi 'Sorial
Bulgaria
Warsaw
Butler Urges New League Supplementing the League
Dr. Nicholas Murphy Butler, president of Columbia University and of the Carnegie Endowment, called for a permanent council of American nations to support the League of Nations in the Western Hemisphere. He proposed transforming the Havana Pan American Congress into an association to address common issues, without affecting membership in the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Council of American Nations
League of Nations
Nicholas Murphy Butler
Columbia University
Argentina
Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Pan-American Congress
Havana
League
Association of American Nations
Navy warrant officers to get pay equalization bill
Washington Dec 26 Congress reconvenes to consider a bill that would equalize pay for warrant officers in the U S Navy. The measure aims to remedy a 1922 clause that broke formal equality with other ranks after years of post war price pressures. Representative Royal Johnson will introduce the bill backed by the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Washington
Congress
United States Navy
Paris
American Legion
Royal Johnson
Capitol Loan Co Ad Sparks Quick Cash Offer
A brief classified-style notice from Capitol Loan Co advertises immediate money supply for current needs. It lists address 14144 E. Wash St and emphasizes confidentiality and speed in loan services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Loan CO
E. Wash St
Banks Guarded to Avert New Bomb Attacks
Buenos Aires authorities placed heavy police protection on major American banks after Saturday bombings that damaged the National City Bank and the First National Bank of Boston. One hospitalized suspect named Taboada remains in serious condition. no new arrests. Hospital staff expect all victims to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Buenos Aires
Sacco-Vanzetti
National City Bank
First National Bank of Boston
Taboada
Long Fight For Life In Losing Alma Overcard
In Oconto Nebraska 16 year old Alma Overcard has been kept alive for thirty six days by relatives and friends via artificial respiration. Her lungs paralyzed by infantile paralysis and a worsening condition after Christmas Eve. Doctors warned death is momentary but a new record for life prolongation by respiration is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oconto
Neb
Alma Overcard
Alma
J. C. Wade
Miss Overcard
Immigration Bills Dominate Congress as Sessions Open
Washington December 26. Immigration takes center stage as 51 bills are introduced to amend existing laws. House Immigration Committee Chairman Albert Johnson reintroduces deportation powers, backed by the Bureau of Immigration and the Labor Secretary. Other deportation measures and a universal alien registration plan face varied support and opposition. Representative Blanton proposes pausing all immigration until 1935 with limited temporary farm labor exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Albert Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Bureau of Immigration
Secretary of Labor
Bureau
Immigration Bureau
Blanton
Texas
Mexico
Canada
Chicago newspapers fund 50 000 Christmas meals and gifts
Chicago papers raised funds to provide Christmas dinners and gifts for 50 000 people. Actors from local shows performed for shut ins while Legion posts Salvation Army United Charities and Volunteers of America helped distribute gifts. Alderman John H. Clark rented a west side theater for a show entertaining 7 000 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
CAGO
Chicago
American Legion
Salvation Army
United Charities
The
Volunteers of America
John 8. Clark
West Side
Rock Toss Costs Brothers Five Thousand Dollars
Lee and Raymond Meyers of Lowell Illinois face a $5,000 penalty after they tossed stones from a 300 acre farm into the Vermilion River. A six year old boy, Everett Lock, was killed when struck by a stone during the debris clearing. The boy had been riding with an uncle who failed to see the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United _P
Lowell
Ill
Lee
Raymond Meyers
Everett Lock
Emieee
Meyers Brothers
City Smokers Burn Up 528 Fags A Minute
Indianapolis smokers light 528 cigarettes per minute to reach an annual 277 875 000 consumption. The Boston News Bureau notes production shifts with women driving demand, while cigars and chewing tobacco decline. Data from R J Reynolds American Tobacco Liggett Myers show domestic output at 89 billion cigarets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Boston News Bureau
Boston
Asa Cloninger Missing After Sept Party, Woman Alleges
Alma Cloninger sues for divorce in Hammond Indiana alleging Asa Cloninger left their home to attend a party on September 14 and has not returned since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Hammond
Ind
Asa Cloninger
Alma Cloninger
Names of six Marion County grand jurors drawn
Six prospective Marion County grand jurors for the January term were drawn today. They are Otto S. Fischer R R FE C H Bracket Andrew R Caldwell Miner T Flora George S Cottman and John S Ellenberger. They will report to Criminal Judge James A Collins for examination next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Criminal Court
Otto S. Fischer
R. R. FE
C. H. Bracket
Fletcher Savings and Trust
Andrew R. Caldwell
Miner T. Flora
George S. Cottman
N. Ritter Ave
John S. Ellenberger
James A. Collins
Collins
City Manufacturer Dies After Operation at Beech Grove
Miles V. Moore 51 of 3502 N Capitol Ave dies at St Francis Hospital Beech Grove after an operation. Burial set for Wednesday at Crown Hill with services 2 30 p m at Flanner Buchanan mortuary. Moore formerly secretary treasurer of W M Williams Co and member of Scottish Rite Raper Commandery Murat Shrine Keystone Chapter. Survived by widow two daughters two sons and a brother. Also notes a German violin like guitar praised for volume suitable for orchestral use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles V. Moore
N. Capitol Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Beech Grove
Crown Hill
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary
Marion Lodge No
A. M
Moore
W. M. Williams Company
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McMaster
South Dakota
C. W. Craig
Craig Candy Stores
Brendenwood
John O'Brien
United Press Staff
Brest Great Port
City Post
Ernest“Frick
Frick & Marrer
New Works Board
Wayne G. Emmelman
Frick
AIR
Red Messenger of Mercy
City Hospital
Knightstown Body Company
Kingstown
Studebaker
NEW ‘League
Council For Nations of Two Americas
Bill
Taggart
Thomas Taggart
George J. Marott
Delaware St
Department of Banking
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