Baltimore Holds Dr McKeoin on Murder Charge
Dr B M McKeoin former mayor of Met Rouge Louisiana held without bail as Louisiana authorities pursue murder charges in hooded terrorist killings. Judge Gorter orders ten day jail stay awaiting extradition. Dr Hugh B Young of Johns Hopkins offers to stand by McKeoin pledging any necessary security and cash.
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United Press
Baltimore
B. M. McKeoin
Met Rouge
Louisiana
Gorter
The
Supreme Court
McKeoin
Met
Hugh 8. Young
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Young
Dr. McKeoin
Dr. Young
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mer Rouge Awaits Arrival of Dr McKeoin Charged with Hooded Mob Crimes
Mer Rouge residents anxiously await the coming of Dr W B McKeoin once mayor, facing federal charges as the alleged leader of a night rider band. Authorities accuse him of murder in the deaths of Watt Daniels and Thomas F Richards, bodies found in Lake LaFourche after being weighted to the bottom since last August following kidnapping by hooded men.
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United Press
MER Rouge
W. B. McKeoin
McKeoin
Watt Daniels
Thomas F. Richards
Lake LaFourche
Dr. McKeoin
Fire torched Catholic church in La Favre Canada
In La Favre Ontario authorities suspect arson after a Catholic church named St. Thomas D Alfred burns. Built in 1879 the church suffered about 100060 in losses. Police believe the same gang responsible for prior church fires in Canada carried out this blaze.
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United Prena LA Favre
Real estate company files incorporation in Indianapolis
Articles of incorporation totaling 75090 dollars were filed with the secretary of State by the United Real Estate Company. Incorporators include Louis J. Borinstein Abe L. Porinstein and others from addresses on S West St and N Pennsylvania St. The firm will engage in a general real estate business with headquarters at 943 S. Meridian St.
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Secretary of State
United Real Estate Company
Louis J. Borinstein
Abe L. Porinstein
S. West St
Philip Efroymson
Pennsylvania St
Wouls Efroymson
Kenry Solomon
S. Meridian St
Lemeaux Accepts Post on Sunnyside Board of Managers
Joe Irving Lemeaux president of the Indianapolis Brush and Broom Company sends a formal acceptance to the county commissioners for his appointment to the Sunnyside tuberculosis home board of managers. He notes his awareness of duties and pledges to fulfill them.
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Irving W. Lemeaux
Indianapolis Brush and Broom Company
Board of County Commissioners
Sunnyside
Lemeaux
Ahlon Country Club Incorporation Filed in Lebanon
Articles of Incorporation signed by ten citizens of Lebanon for the Ahlon Country Club of Lebanon were filed with the Secretary of State. Capitalization is listed at $25,000.
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Lebanon
Ahlon Country Club
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area
Forecast shows rain tonight with cooler conditions. Thursday expected to be fair with cooler temperatures. Hourly readings indicate evening temperatures around mid thirties, with noontime around 36 degrees and late afternoon near 34.
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Indianapolis
Girl of 17 Wins Times Contest for Indianapolis Cinderella
Miss Clara Brinson, 131914 Oliver Ave., Indianapolis, won $25 for closest resemblance to Miss Dora Weig in the Cinderella contest held at Marott's shoe store. The 17 year old, 4 ft 7½ in tall, 78 pound entrant wore a No 9 child’s slipper best, earning the title amid several hundred aspirants and with foot diagrams reviewed by Miss Veig and Times staff.
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Clara Brinson
Oliver Ave
Indianapolis Daily Times
Dora Weig
Marott
Miss Brinson
Miss Veig
Indianapolis
Mary Moore
Palace Theater
Singer
Lrinson
Ohio widow seeks fourth wife in ad letter from Cincinnati
Oscar Noe, 65, answered by a Cincinnati woman who subscribed to his head-of-household view. He said the ad in the Cincinnati Post attracted him and that Christmas meeting could lead to a mutual understanding. He plans to travel to Ohio for courting. the woman's name was not released.
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Oscar Noe
Cincinnati
Oscar
Ohio
Cincinnati Post
Sportani
Guido
Champlain
Canada
New York City
White Plains
Bleakley
York
Soldier 1a Found After Long Hunt
Captain C. H. Jones a doctor from 314 North Davidson Sr. located at United States Veterans Hospital No. 64 Camp Kearney California after being missing since 1919. Adjutant L. M. Meyers of Indianapolis Chapter No. 1 Disabled American Veterans announced the recovery and Jones’s aunt Mrs. Mary Dodson rejoiced.
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C. H. Jones
N. Davidson Sr
United States Veterans Hospital No
Camp Kearney
Cal
L. M. Meyers
Indianapolis
Mary Dodson
Jones
Veterans’ Organization
Ft. Bayard
N. M
Bread Up Three Cents at South Bend
Bread prices rose three cents a loaf in South Bend after the consolidation of the largest independent bakery with the Burse Bread Company. The price increase sets loaves at ten cents for one size and thirteen cents for the other.
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South Bend
United Press
Southt Bend
Ind
Trust
Burse Pread Company
Turtle Packing Company Increases Capital Stock
The Turtle Packing Company of Gary files with the secretary of state to raise capital from 30000 to 200000 dollars.
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The
Turtle Packing Company of
Gary
Shank Evans Accuses Evans in Governor Run Prospect
Shank Evans accuses his rival Evans of seeking the governorship to eliminate him. Fivans responds mockingly. The dialogue references ROUND SIX and ROUND SEVEN with Shank stating he will run for governor if Evans seeks the nomination.
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Shank
Evans
Haw
Fivans
Lodge attacks Borah plan for disarmament conference
Senator Lodge declared a land disarmament conference would be useless unless France dropped objections and joined others in cutting land forces. He noted France Italy and other powers have not ratified the naval limitation treaty and urged the U S to build war cruisers and aircraft carriers under the Washington pact.
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Lotted Preas
Washington
Borah
Lodge
Senate
France
Fiarnding
Horah
United States
Italy
Holland
Japan
Great Britain
Theft of motometer from John Rugenstein car
John Rugenstein of 1418 Leonard St reported his vehicle parked at New Jersey and McCarty Streets last night had a motometer stolen. The item was valued at $9.
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John Rugenstein
Leonard St
New Jersey
McCarty Sts
Mayor Will Run For Governor If
Miss Lucille Kirkwood a 24 year old nurse at Flower Mission Hospital reported a prowler outside her window at 124 Roberts annex 225 N Minols St last night She did not scream and told herself she would arm herself next time saying she could have killed the intruder if she had a revolver The prowler left before police arrived and Miss Kirkwood telephoned the police after the incident
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Lucille Kirkwoort
Roberts Annex
N. Minols St
Miss Kirkwood
Fle
Flower Mission Hospital
Boy Slayer Thanks McCray For Liberty
A nine year old Portland boy Robert Silver thanks Governor McCray after a Christmas parole released him from the Boys School. He had been sentenced for stabbing a playmate Herward Teeters, with his release sought by his parents and court officers.
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Ernor McCray
Robert Silver
Portland
Herward Teeters
Keystone Bridge Repairs Proposed For Future Concrete Span
A.L. Donaldson of the State board of accounts recommends repairs to the Keystone Avenue wooden bridge at a cost of 4200 to 4600 dollars. The report notes structural weakness and growth needs and urges planning for a future concrete bridge with two 96 foot spans and walks on both sides.
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Keystone Ave
A.L. Donaldson
State Board of Accounts
Jesse FE. Eschbach
Donaldson
Phone hearing reopens before service body
Re opening session resumes before the public service commission in the consolidated rate cases of Indiana Bell Telephone Company. Re direct examination of Munson D. Atwater begins with hopes to finish by noon and introduce new witnesses in the afternoon session.
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Atwater
Public Service Commission
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Vernon Development Company Formed In Vernon
The Vernon Development Company with a capital of 250000 is formed to engage in a general real estate business. Articles of incorporation are signed by William J T Lemon Frank J Batts and Paul H Hunt all of Vernon.
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Vernon Development Company
William JT. Lemon
Frank J. Batts
Paul H. Hunt
Vernon
Mayor Shank Threatens Police Pullback If County Pays
Mayor Shank declares he will withdraw city police from the courthouse unless the county pays 25 000 yearly to cover salaries and to receive reports from Evans office. Evans and Rikhoff discuss the plan while Worley remains in limbo amid a political confrontation over policing and abetting law enforcement.
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Claude Worley
Evans
Herman F. Rikhoff
Rikhoff
John Mullin
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Grover Hinton
Worley
Shank
Collins
Jewett
Belmont Ave
George Snider
Lttle
Tommy Dillon
Cletus Weaver
Unusual Headlines Mix Kaiser Christmas and Showbiz
A collage of 1910s style items reports Kaiser Wilhelm and family at Christmas with logs and portraits, Sarah Bernhardt recovering after a public quarrel, Guido the bootlegger fined and mocked, a mother in law dispute over bed privacy leading to separate maintenance, Wellie Revell’s hospital stay, and Los Angeles theater owners preparing to challenge a ministerial boycott over Roscoe Arbuckle.
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York
Wellie Revell
St. Vincent’s Hospital
OS Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles
Roscoe Arbuckle
Arbuckle
K. FL Daugherty
Will Hays
Moses
Democrats Push Tax Law Overhaul in Indiana Legislature
Democratic lawmakers meeting at the Denison Hotel urge a radical rewrite of state tax laws. A Batt bill would strip powers from the state tax board and restore levy-setting control to the Legislature, arguing governors now hold excess influence. The draft panel includes Senators Cravens Lochard and Cravens plus Representatives Gottschalk Kitch and Larrabee.
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Denison Hotel
State Tax Board
Charles 8. Batt
Terre Haute
Batt
Tax Board
Walter S. Chambers
Joseph M. Cravens
Madison
J. Francis Lochard
Milan
Thurman
A. Gottschalk
Berne
John W. Kitch
Plymouth
William H. Larrabee
New Palestine
Atkins Company Announces Major Capital Stock Increase
The E. C. Atkins Company reveals a rise in capital stock from $600,000 to $3,000,000. Officials say the increase reflects property already on hand, including ten branch houses and two branch factories, with all new stock classified as common.
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E. C. Atkins Company
Silverstone Stucco and Plaster Products Company Formed
Articles of incorporation for the Silverstone Stucco and Plaster Products Company capitalized at $100,000 were filed with the secretary of State today. Incorporators John J. Briggs C A Ittenbach and L M Briggs of 3323 Park Ave. plan general contracting and quarrying work.
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Silverstone Stucco and Plaster Products Company
Secretary of State
John J. Briggs
C. A. Ittenbach
L. M. Briggs
Park Ave
Genera
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