Women indignants rally over Gardner expulsion
A mass meeting in the Claypool Palm room plans to denounce the expulsion of Marion County Representative Ella V. Gardner from the Republican caucus. Supporters argue the action barred her from meetings until after the Speaker election for refusing to back the unit rule and backing Speaker Harry G. Leslie. Mrs. Gardner will give a public explanation of the incident, highlighting her status as the sole Marion County woman in the General Assembly.
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Claypool Palm Room
Ella V. Gardner
Marion County
Republican Cau
Gardner
Harry G. Leslie
Coffin Machine
Lemuel A. Pittinger
General Assembly
Police hunt one man in four man holdup case
Police continued the search for four men suspected of aiding in the holdup of Louis Fordyce 28 of 611 Holly Ave Western Life Insurance Company collector at Prospect and Hunter at 3 p.m. Monday About 35 to 40 dollars was taken from Fordyce Officers believe they know one suspect from a description and hope to capture the other through him A separate report says a lone Negro bandit robbed Richard Nicholson 1248 W Thirty First St manager of the Atlantic and Pacific grocery at 778 Indiana Ave Monday night Nicholson said 33 dollars was taken including personal money A black sealskin coat valued at 280 was stolen from actress Mrs Roy Walling at English Theater dressing room Monday night Domestic Coal Co office at 331 W Walnut St was ransacked but nothing appears taken Discreet notes
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Louis Fordyce
Holly Ave
Western Life Insurance Company
Prospect St
Hunter Ave
Fordyce
Richard Nicholson
W. Thirty- First St
Atlantic and Pacific
Indiana Ave
Nicholson
Roy Walling
English’s
the Severin
E. C. Miller
Kenwood Ave
Domestic Coal Company
Walnut St
Ruby Glick Elected President of Indianapolis B'nai B'rith
Ruby Glick was elected president of the Indianapolis B'nai B'rith at Kirschbaum Community Center Monday night. Other officers include Sol Schloss as vice president Max M Pleaser as secretary Adolph Riccard as treasurer Joseph Blieden as warden Samuel Hoffman as guardian Henry Blatt Max Katz Rufus Isaaca as trustees Isadore Felbleman Eph Levin Leo Kaminsky A Riccard Henry Blatt and A H Goldstein as district grand lodge delegates Sol Hunter and Morris Strauss as alternates.
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Ruby Glick
Indianapolis
B'nal B'rith
Kirschbaum
Sol Schloss
Max M. Pleaser
Adolph Riccard
Joseph Blieden
Samuel Hoffman
Guardian
Henry Blatt
Max Katz
Rufus Isaaca
Isadore Felbleman
Ephlevin
Leo Kaminsky
Adolph Ricecard
A. H. Goldstein
Grand Lodge
Sol Hunter
Morris Strauss
Stolen Cars Reported From Various Addresses
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Samuel Gerking at 10018 S Lyons Ave Ford 665 038 from 1115 N Capitol Ave Dewey Carpenter at 2023 E Michigan St 472 571 from Kentucky Ave and Illinois St Orville Kendall at 703 N Alabama St Dodge 18 716 from St Clair and Delaware Sts Cleveland Grain and Milling Company 606 Board of Trade Bldg Chevrolet 6448 from Illinois and Georgia Sts John J Maroney R R 16 Beech Grove Overland 217 28 from Medivilan and Ohio Sts Gregg Oliver at 707 N East St Ford T 50 831 from Cornell Ave and Twenty Sixth St Phillip Refholz 2239 N Capitol Ave Ford 520 822 from in front of that address.
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Samuel Gerking
S. Lyons Ave
Ford
Capitol Ave
Dewey Carpenter
Michigan St
Kentucky Ave
Illinois St. Orville
Kendall
Alabama St
Dodge
St. Clair
Delaware
Cleveland Grain and Milling Company
Board of Trade
Chevrolet
Illinois
Georgia
John J. Maroney
R. R
Beech Grove
Overland
Mevidilan
Ohio
Gregg Oliver
East St
Cornell Ave
Twenty
Phillip Refholz
Back Home Again Automobiles Found in City
Automobiles reported found by Joe Drake at 620 N Gladstone Ave Stephens and by Jack Carr at 2465 Broadway Packard at 532 W Tenth St. items located and identified by locating residents.
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Joe Drake
N. Gladstone Ave
Stephens
S. Pershing Ave
Jack Carr
Broadway
Packard
W. Tenth St
Charles Page Dies. Oklahoma Industrial King and Philanthropist
Charles Page age 65, noted Oklahoma industrialist and multimillionaire, died at his Sand Springs home after a long career in mining lumber and oil. He built an orphanage and a widow's home in Sand Springs as part of his philanthropy.
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Ue United Press
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Page
Oklahoma
Sand Springs
Page
U S Backing of Diaz in Nicaragua Stirs Debate
Washington cites 1923 Central American treaties to justify its stance on Nicaragua. It maintains no conflict with Sacasa or Chamorro, notes Sacasa lacked presence during Solorzano’s exit, and says Diaz’s election, while imperfect, is acceptable. Mexico sides with Sacasa, while U S denies claims of enforced politics.
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NEA
Washington
U. S. State Department
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Honduras
Salvador
United States
Mexico
State Department
Adolfo Diaz
J. Bautista Sacasa
Sacasa
Solorzano
Emiliano Chamorro
Chamorro
Diaz
EA Service, Inc
Fire crews respond to overheated oil burner at Plaza Oil
All downtown fire apparatus raced to 3:45 a.m. incident at Virginia Avenue and Maryland Street where an oil burner at Plaza Oil Station at 12 East Maryland Street overheated. No flames or injuries were reported.
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Virginia Ave
Maryland St
Plaza Oil Station
Playmate Wounded by Toy Gun
Police report that George Beech fired an air gun at a pole at 1536 W Vermont St injuring eight year old Charles Stafford of 1525 W Vermont St in the vicinity. The B B bullet caused a minor leg wound and the air gun was destroyed. No action was taken.
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Santa Claus
George Beech
Vermont St. George
Charles Stafford
Vermont St
George
Charles
Gilliam to file quash brief in Stephenson habeas case
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam departed for Michigan City to file a brief supporting a motion to quash a habeas corpus petition for D. C. Stephenson in La Porte Circuit Court. The filing argues Stephenson is not legally held as a life prisoner for murder and urges Warden Walter Daly not to release him. Stephenson is to be brought into court as required by law.
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Arthur L. Gilliam
Michigan City
D. C
Indiana Klan
Stephenson
la Porte County
Traffic Code Vetoed by Mayor Duvall in City Council
Mayor Duvall vetoed the new traffic ordinance which council members debated amid reservations. President Boynton J. Moore said action will be discussed by the majority faction this week. The plan kept thirty minute downtown limits and curb parking, while Duvall urged angle parking and a one hour limit.
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Duvall
Boynton J. Moore
Father Shoots Child in Home Accident Near Elkhart
Edna May Holdebaum aged 6 remains hopeful for recovery after a revolver discharged while her father removed shells in an adjoining room. The bullet hit her side as she played at home in Elkhart Indiana. A second item reports Albert B Fall former interior secretary in El Paso pneumonia crisis approaching, his age 65, physicians fear for recovery.
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Bu_Times
Elkhart
Ind
Edna May Holdebaum
United Press
EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
N. T. Safford
Safford
Fall
City to Hold Public Hearing on Street Paving Specs
Street paving specifications will be discussed at a public hearing after board of works members ordered a 1 p m Friday session to review new plans by City Engineer Chester Oberlens. The prior specs by former City Engineer George G Schmidt were criticized as unfair to concrete suppliers and approving a problematic material. Board president Roy C Shaneberger urged contractors and material men to voice their views.
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Board of Works
Chester Oberlens
George G. Schmidt
Roy C. Shaneberger
Major hotel venture eyed by leading firms on Perry estate site
Several top hotel operators seek control of the new Norman Perry estate hotel site at Denison with Pennsylvania and Ohio Streets in Norman Perry’s Norman Indiana district. A decision on operation is due early January and construction will proceed soon afterward.
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America
Perry
Denison
Pennsylvania
Ohio Sts
Norman Perry
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Chaplin to Troubleshoot Marital Tangles in U S Courts
United Press reports that Charlie Chaplin will handle his marital issues with Lita Grey Chaplin through U S courts. Attorney Lloyd Wright denied rumors of seeking a Mexican divorce.
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United Press
Hollywood
Cal
Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
United States
Lloyd Wright
Wright
Chaplin
Street Lights Turned On as Snow Smog Weathers Indianapolis
A wintry mix of snow rain and smog gave Indianapolis a dim dawn with 98 percent humidity and street lights on until around 9 a.m. The weather bureau forecasts more snow showers and lower night temperatures with total December snowfall at 6.8 inches and 3.8 inches on the ground. City crews used large trucks to clear downtown streets.
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Indianapolis
Merchants Heat and Light Company
United States Weather Bureau
Local man granted Christmas parole from Leavenworth
Henry Pittman aged 37 of 22 Lincoln Street, the sole Indianapolis inmate to receive Christmas clemency from the federal board of pardons, vowed to stay straight as he reported to U S Marshal Linus P Meredith. He praised prison conditions and said life there is what you make it.
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Henry Pittman
Lincoln St
Pittman
Federal
Leavenworth
Indianapolis
Federal Board of Pardons
Linus P. Meredith
United States
History Quiz Questions From a School Page
A quiz asks ten history questions including Old Hickory name of the first Puritan ship, Napoleon’s exile, Captain John Smith’s savior, the Austerlitz belligerents, Magna Charta, the Maid of Orleans, Civil War president, Poor Richard’s Almanac author, and the armored ship that defeated the Merrimac.
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United States
John Smith
Austerlitz
Orleans
Richard
Interior Department Foots Options to Seal Land Prices
Washington reports the Interior Department obtained options on 8,000 acres in the lower Yellowstone and 11,000 acres in Bellefourche to guard against price increases as reclamation areas grow. Kreutzer notes many farms remain unoccupied due to war-time prices, with efforts to attract residents and aid from railroads.
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Times Gahington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
Interior Department
Yellowstone
Bellefourche
G. C. Kreutzer
Division of Reclamation Economies
Gellefourche
Lame Duck Bill Faces Uncertain Passage in House
Washington dispatch reports low expectation the Norris lame duck amendment will pass this session. If adopted it would set a January start for a Congress or President elected in November. Hayes B. White of Kansas notes resistance to suspending House rules for a two thirds vote.
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United Press
Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Hayes B. White
Kansas
Norris
Auto deaths in New York total about 1000 in 1926
New York traffic experts estimate that automobile deaths in New York City for 1926 will total roughly 1,000, with projections and concerns over road safety as the year closes.
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United Press
New York
New York City
Thousands of Acres of Farm Land Under Water Along Ohio River
Rain and warmer weather melt snow and ice raise the Ohio River above flood stage. Evansville reports 37.7 feet, 2.7 feet over flood level as lowlands flood. Farmers move corn and livestock to higher ground while Green and Barren Rivers recede and Rumsey Ky remains heavily flooded with property damage in the thousands but no deaths reported.
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Ohio
Kentucky Town
United Press
Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Rumsey
Green River
West Kentucky
Eleven Dead and Thousands Homeless in Southern Floods
Eleven people are confirmed dead with higher tolls expected as floods along the central South drown crops and homes. More than 15,000 displaced across Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Arkansas and Kentucky. Nashville Area hardest hit with up to a million dollars in damage. Rescue crews mobilize as rivers rise and communications fail. relief from unaffected cities begins.
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Central South
Arkansas
Dennis Murphree
Battery B
178Th Artillery
Tombigee River
Mississippi
Vaughan
Jackson
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Nashville
Cumberland
Columbus
Miss. Waa
Hartsville
Tenn
Brothers Die Simultaneously Across the Nation
Word arrived that Zachary T. Snyder died in California while his brother Hiram B. Snyder died in Washington D C. Despite miles between them both passed away at nearly the same hour.
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Times
Rockport
Ind
Zachary T. Snyder
California
Hiram B. Snyder
Washington, D. C
Two U S prisoners escape from Columbus Federal Building
Herbert Smith alias J A Williams 38 and James D Reedy 29 Enola Pa escaped from the Columbus Federal building late yesterday with fifty other prisoners on the fourth floor. They walked along a balustrade for 125 feet entered an adjoining room unlocked the door opened a window and escaped over a ledge. No trace found
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Herbert Smith
J. A. Williams
James D. Reedy
Enola
Atlanta
Federal
Williams
Reedy
Enloe Elected New Commander of Hoosier Post 624 VFW
Judge Solon A. Enloe of the Indiana Appellate Court was chosen Monday night at Castle Hall to lead Hoosier Post No 624 VFW succeeding Frank S. Clark. New officers include Samuel J. Williams senior vice commander Harry A. Shane junior vice commander and Charles Crumbo officer of the day with Dr. G. L. Spearing as eighteen‑month trustee. Chaplain Martin Land and Quartermaster Charles T. Doty were reelected.
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Solon A. Enloe
Indiana Appellate Court
Hoosier
Post
Castle Hall
Frank S. Clark
F. 8. Clark Realty Company
Samuel J. Williams
Harry A. Shane
Charles Crumbo
G. L. Spearing
Martin Land
Charles T. Doty
Three Strong In Bakery Business
Three large baking firms dominate U S bread and pastry sales under the so called bread trust investigation led by Senator Walsh. The firms operate 147 plants across the United States and Canada and account for about one fifth of domestic bread. Ward Baking Company runs eighteen plants in fourteen cities while Continental Baking and General Baking Company run dozens more including Baltimore Washington Cleveland Toledo and Oklahoma City. Secretary Johnson of the FTC testifies as the inquiry scrutinizes the consent decree and alleged monopolistic practices.
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Roscoe B. Fleming
Times
Washington
Dec
United States
Bread Trust
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Cleveland
Youngstown
Columbus
The
General Baking Company
Toledo
Oklahoma City
Serious condition for 2-year-old in railroad crash
Karl Lind Jr aged 2 remained in serious condition at Clark Blakely Hospital after a train auto collision at Commerce Ave and the Big Four railroad. His sister Dorothy 5 and parents Mr and Mrs Carl Lind from Springfield Ohio were in the auto. the wife and daughter suffered cuts from flying glass and are improving.
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Karl Lind Jr
Clark-Blakeslee Hospital
Commerce Ave
Big Four Railroad
Dorothy
Carl Lind
Springfield
Ohio
Cleveland
Lind
Motorman Injured in Streetcar Collision on Massachusetts Avenue
Percy Haught age 34 of 1215 E St Clair St was injured in a streetcar crash when a mail truck driven by Harold Bray 18 of 631 Parker Ave skidded into the streetcar at Massachusetts Ave and Cornell St He suffered injuries to hands head and face and was taken to City Hospital.
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Percy Haught
E. St. Claire St
Massachusetts Ave
Cornell St
Harold Bray
Parker Ave
Bray
Haught
City Hospital
Unidentified Woman Dies on Chicago and Eastern Clinton Train
An unidentified woman traveling from Chicago to Clinton Indiana was killed near Chicago when she fell or jumped from a Chicago and Eastern Illinois passenger train. She carried a bundle of baby clothes but had no identification.
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United Press
Chicago
Clinton
Ind
Chicago & Keastern
Antioch Baptist Church Hosts Pastor’s Eleventh Anniversary
The Antioch Baptist Church at Thirteenth and Missouri streets will host a reception tonight honoring the eleventh anniversary of Pastor Rev. N. R. Joseph. Claude M. Worley, chief of detectives, will deliver the principal address.
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Antioch Baptist
Thirteenth
Missouri Sts
N. R. Joseph
Claude M. Worley
Healed His Rupture Through Nonoperative Relief
A reader explains a long standing rupture cured without surgery or trusses after lifting a trunk years ago. He states no operation, no time lost, and ongoing hard work as a carpenter with lasting relief and offers full information on how to obtain it.
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Kirschbaum Center
American State Department
Julian L. Latimer
BRIEF
Freedom Move
Council
Gopher
Higband
Akern
Mage
Washington and
Illinois St
Occidental
U. S
Burea
South
United Preas
Memphis
Enloe
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