City council election slated for January first Monday
Provincetown and Washington dispatches report a January 2 noon election for the council successor to Claude E. Negley amid a split faction. Raub and Todd figure prominently with other allies, while four horsemen may split as in the mayoral race. Separately divers resume S-4 salvage operations as wind and sea ease.
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Claude E. Negley
Negley
Raub
Edward B. Raub
M. W. Ferguson
Walter Dorsett
Otis Bartholomew
Robert E. Springsteen
Slack
Psych experts study blondes cats and slayers at Ohio State
About 300 mental diagnosticians gathered at Ohio State University for the 36th annual meeting of the American Psychological Association. The conference covered all psychology branches and included discussions on animal instincts and crime psychology.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
American Psychological Association
H. E. Burt
Senate probes await ballot collection in Ware Smith cases
Washington December 28. Senate committees prepare for renewed probes of the Smith and Ware elections. Shortridge plans a Pennsylvania ballot recount with Barry as ballots are gathered from 56 places while Reed’s committee readies Illinois testimony starting January 7.
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United Press
Washington
Twell Senate
Smith-Vare
Shortridge
Privileges and Elections Committee
David Barry
Senate
Pennsylvania
Williams. Ware
Reed
Missouri
Special
Illinois
Frank Smith
Ware
William B. Wilson
Smith
Konjola Relief Praised By Indianapolis Residents
Large crowds visit The Konjola Man at Hook Drug Store in Indianapolis where thousands endorse Konjola for stomach kidney liver and bowel troubles rheumatism and neuritis. Mr and Mrs Baxter of 1928 Valley Ave testify the remedy ended years of pain and nerve trouble and restored daily life.
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Hook’s Drug Store
Illinois
Washington
Konjola
L. N. Baxter
Valley Ave
Indianapolis
Baxter
the Hook
Washington Sts
Lola
Barr to Vote on Y W C A Membership by Faith
Indianapolis Y W C A members will vote January 28 on barring Catholics Christians Jews and nonchurch girls from voting in the association. A proposed national amendment would base full membership on personal subscription to the fellowship aim rather than church membership.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Indianapolis
Christian Fellowship of the Association
Florence Lanham
Dog Destroys Car Thieves Near Statehouse
Dr. Harry S. Mackey reports his bulldog led to the car thefts victory as thieves abandoned the automobile. Lieutenant Patrick O Connor said the dog fought to keep police out of the vehicle. the car and dog were taken to a nearby garage.
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Harry S. Mackey
Central Ave
Mackey
Statehouse
Patrick O'Connor
Weather forecast shows temperature drop and frost
Tonight will remain above normal then fall to normal and below freezing. J H Armington of the Weather Bureau predicts colder weather with below freezing Thursday night. Tuesday's average was 36 degrees, this morning at 7 am was 33. Snow flurries expected in northern areas by Thursday night.
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United Preas
J. H. Armington
United States Weather Bureau
Armington
Editor George Dale is beaten by Deputy Sheriff Luke Rowan
Muncie Ind December 28 editor George R Dale of the Muncie Post Democrat was beaten by Deputy Sheriff Luke Rowan in the county auditor s office Tuesday afternoon. Rowan says Dale grabbed his pocket and he attacked with fists fearing a knife. Dale Spokesmen say the incident stemmed from a recent article criticizing Rowan s furniture replevin method and there may be warrants after a full investigation.
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Times Special
Muncie
Ind
George R. Dale
Thomas V. Miller
Dale
Helvie
Rowan
Publisher William A. King Dies at 63 in Danville
William A. King, 63, longtime Gazette publisher of Danville for 36 years and former city postmaster, died after years of declining health.
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Times
Danville
Ind
William A. King
The
Gazette
Beer war killings shock Chicago at Lone Tree Inn
One man was killed and another critically wounded in what police call a new flare up of Chicago's beer war. Charles Miller, 45, died after a shooting at the Lone Tree Inn, a suburban resort, while John Davis, 42, was wounded in the head, authorities said, with Davis believed to have been accidentally shot.
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San
United Press
Chicago
Lone Tree Inn
Charles Miller
John Davis
Iona Marsh Far From Newcastle Seeks Escape in Evansville
Iona Marsh, 18, of Newcastle Indiana, ran away to Evansville for a “wild life” but is jailed awaiting relatives. She told police she spent a week here with many boys and wild times, then vowed to avoid the “big time stuff” after returning home.
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Evansville
Ind
Iona Marsh
Newcastle
Iona
Bank men free until January in Kokomo case
Luther F. Symons and Thomas D. Barr, state bank commissioner and deputy, are indicted for official negligence in the Ameri can Trust Company failure. Eleven defendants face bonds. venue change likely. Davies resignations linked to currency controller suggestion. Davies expresses no fear of investigation.
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Luther F. Symons
State Bank
Thomas D. Barr
Howard County Grand Jury
American Trust Company of
Kokomo
Howard
Symons
Barr
Frank S. Owens
Lonnie Warner
W. H. Arnold
Louis Kirtley
Muncie
Washington Dispatches
Joseph W. McIntosh
First National Bank of
Noblesville
Sheridan
McIntosh
Dispatches
Davies
Funeral services held for Marion lawyer George Peterson
Marion Indiana mourned as funeral services were held for George Peterson a local lawyer who died Sunday after a brief heart illness. He was known for his work in the Marion legal community and his family requested private services. Petersons survivors were listed in the obituary notices.
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Marion
Ind
George Peterson
Relapse Suffered by Youth Shot in Hold Up
Charles Mengus Jr. age 18 of 445 Sanders St. was shot in the abdomen during a hold up at the Butter Crust Pie Company plant on Madison Ave. Dec. 20. He relapsed and is in critical condition at city hospital. Banked by manager Walter J. Slate of 2901 Central Ave. Also shot was George Adams, 21, in serious condition.
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Charles Mengus Jr
Sanders St
Butter Crust Pie Company
Madison Ave
City Hospital
Mengus
Walter J. Slate
Central Ave
Slate
George Adams
Holaday Trial Set in Muncie January 16
Special Judge Victor H. Simmons set January 16 for the trial of Alpha L. Holaday known as the Muncie Ponzi. Jurisdiction questions were scheduled for January 12 as defense seeks Delaware Circuit Court input. Holaday is accused of selling unapproved stocks and securities in violation of the Blue Sky law with charges filed by Earl Coble. The Attorney General’s office assists in the case.
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Times
Muncie
Ind
Victor H. Simmons
Hartford City
Alpha L. Holaday
Delaware Circuit Court
Wilbur Ryman
Holaday
State Securities Commission
Earl Coble
Securities Commission
Arthur L. Gilliam
Stepmother Held After Alleged Attack on 12-Year-Old
Twelve-year-old Corinne Frijie is in city hospital as Ruth Frijie of 2441 Dexter St. is jailed on assault with intent to kill charges after the child said she hit her on the head with a wooden potato masher and pushed her down cellar stairs.
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Corinne Frijie
City Hospital
Ruth Frijie
Dexter St
Millikan Dead at 78 Father of L H Millikan Passes
Eleazer Bales Millikan aged 78, longtime Indiana farm resident and state charity official, died early today at Robert Long Hospital after illness. He retired from active work about a year ago. Survived by son L H Millikan and daughter Miss Ethel Millikan a Indianapolis teacher.
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Eleazer Bales Millikan
L. H. Millikan
Children's Department
The
State Board of Charities
Robert Long
Millikan
Monrovia
Ind
Ethel Millikan
Indianapolis
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