Academics urge harnessing selfish interests to end industrial waste
At the sixteenth annual American Association for Labor Legislation convention in Chicago, academics urged aligning capital and labor interests to curb industrial waste and strikes. They warned the farmer will dominate the economy, while criticizing the railroad labor board for a living wage stance and predicting a new national policy to prevent social unrest.
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United News
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
American Association For Labor
John R. Commons
University of Wisconsin
Commons
Connors
William F. Ozburn
Columbia University
Maintenance of Way
Slams Labor Board
Railway Labor Board
Ogburn
United States
Congress
Carl C. Taylor
North Carolina Agricultural College
American Sociological Society
Association For Labor Legislation
Prof. Taylor
Will Bury Ex-Army Flier Here Saturday
Funeral services for Frank Oliver Jenny ex army flier who died at his in laws home 34 N Traub Ave will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Irvington M E Church Interment in Anderson cemetery Jenny born Feb 28 1895 Indianapolis He attended Manual Training High School Purdue University enlisted in 1917 served two years in aerial photographic section engaged in electrical business Survivor include widow a son Ed win 3 mother two sisters and two brothers absent further details
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Frank Oliver Jenny
J. W. Thornburg
N. Traub Ave
Irvington M. E
Anderson Cemetery
Mr. Jenny
Indianapolis
Manual Training High School
Purdue University
Jenny
Faye Thornburg
Irvington M. E. Church
Hilton A. Brown
American Legion
Marion Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythias
Edwin
Gertrude Jenny
James S. Clay
Walter FE. Jenny
Herbert E. Jenny
Detroit
Salesman Bonded After Flight From Justice
Rosha R. Quinn a 36 year old salesman of 4406 Carrollton Avenue was arrested on a fugitive from justice charge and bonded after detectives said he was wanted in Monticello for contempt of court.
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Rosha R. Quinn
Carrollton Ave
Quinn
Monticello
Baby Mine POP WAS BLOWING ABOUT
A short humorous piece recalls Mary at a party in a new frock slipping on a floor and crying with inside feelings hurt. Doris thanks a hostess after Christmas dinner for enjoying her appetite. A toddler Melvin notes road on his feet after crossing the street.
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Mary
E.R
Doris
Five Railroads Form Merger To Create NY C Chicago St Louis
United Press reports details of a 105 million dollar merger forming the New York Chicago and St Louis. Participating railroads include NY Chicago and St Louis Lake Erie and Western Ft Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville Toledo St Louis Western and Chicago and State Line. Ratification votes by stockholders set for March 12 to 16. Otis P Sweringen of Cleveland named chairman and J J Bennet of Cleveland named president. The Sweringens controlled the five lines.
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United Press
Chicago
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
Lake Erie & Western
Ft. Wayne
Cincinnati & Louisville
Toledo, St. Louis
Otis P. Sweringen
Cleveland
J. J. Bennet
Sweringen
Leopold Schloss Dies at Ligonier Father of Schloss Brothers
Leopold Schloss 81, German born father of Sol and Eli Schloss of Schloss Brothers Company, died at his Ligonier home after fifty eight years in town. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs Simon Ackerman and Mrs Ford Ackerman, and two sons Eli and Sol. Funeral Sunday afternoon from the late residence.
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Leopold Schloss
Sol
Eli Schloss
Schloss Brothers Company
Ligonier
Mr. Schloss
Germany
Schloss
Simon Ackerman
Ft. Wayne
Ford Ackerman
Eli
Sol Schloss
Lyric Theater Manager Resigns to Leave for California
Joseph J. Gavin, longtime Lyric manager since 1919, resigns and will depart for California at year start. He is known in theater and baseball circles, having served as treasurer for the American Teague club in Boston in 1901 and for the Toledo club in 1906. He later returned to Indianapolis and ran Englishs before joining the Lyric.
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Joseph J. Gavin
The
Lyric
California
Gavin
American Teague Club
Boston
Toledo
Indianapolis
English's
Farmers Urge Salary Cuts in State Government
A Marion County meeting of about one hundred representative farmers at the Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions calling for constructive legislation and curtailment of state salaries. They formed a committee to work with the State Agricultural Bureau to draft bills, favoring abolition of useless boards and commissions and the public utilities law, higher taxes on pleasure vehicles, and no salary increases for public officials.
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Marion County
Chamber of Commerce
Legislative Bureau
State ‘Arm Bureau
Cash Drawer Robbed at Atlantic and Pacific Grocery
Charles FE Dehner, manager of the Atlantic and Pacific grocery store at 202 E. St. Joseph St, told police today that a thief robbed the cash drawer of $20.
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Charles FE. Dehner
Atlantic and Pacific Grotery
E. St. Joseph St
Earl G Pearson Wins Best Essay on Good Roads
Washington High School student Earl G Pearson 17 wins first prize in a nationwide contest with the essay How Good Roads Are Developing My Community. Nearly 250000 school boys and girls participated in the competition.
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Earl G. Pearson
Washington High School
Power supply bids reach Indianapolis street railway case
Proposals to supply power in large quantities to the Indianapolis Street Railway and the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company were filed with the public service commission by Indianapolis Licht and Heat Company and Merchants Heat and Light Company. The Terre Haute line seeks a certificate of necessity to build no plant locally. Merchants insists it can furnish immediate power to run cars to Broad Ripple, while Dr. Henry Jameson opposes long distance transmission and favors a single power source for the street railway.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Terre Haute, Indianapolis, and Eastern Traction Company
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Licht and Heat Company
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Company
Merchants Company
Street Railway Company
Broad Ripple
Henry Jameson
The
Showdown Asked in Booze Charges
Representative John Phillip Hill of Maryland demands a showdown with Upshaw over charges that high government officials violate the prohibition law while enforcing it. Hill says the matter should be debated before the Judiciary Committee chaired by Volstead, as he outlines his case in the House.
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United News
Washington
Congress
Representative Upshaw
Georgia
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
Hisl
Upshaw
Hill
House
Judiciary Committee
Representative Volstead
Jury Probes Christmas Slaying in Louisville
A coroner's jury in Louisville began investigating the Christmas Eve death of Oscar Black 41 an automobile salesman found shot in the bedroom of Olive Jones a divorcee Mrs Jones claims self defense.
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United Press
Lauisville
Oscar Black
Olive Jones
British Commander to Address Exchange Club Meeting
Commander L. Evans formerly of the English navy will speak before Exchange Club members at the noon meeting today at the Hotel Lincoln.
Youth Defies Work, So Judge Helps Him to Get Accustomed
Abe Carmel a 19 year old arraigned in Newark on a disorderly conduct charge after his mother said he would not work. The judge smilingly offered a chance to get used to work, sentencing him to two months in the penitentiary.
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Judge
United News Newark
Abe Carmel
Funeral services for Alfred Bogue set for Saturday
Civil War veteran Alfred 5. Bogue age 76 of Ft Wayne will have funeral Saturday at 10 a m from W T Blasengym funeral parlor. Born in North Carolina March 25 1846 he enlisted in the Union Army at 19. He married Elizabeth Lewis in 1871. Survived by two children, two sisters and one brother with listed addresses.
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Alfred 5. Bogue
Ft. Wayne
W. T. Blasengym
Illinois St
Mr. Bogue
North Carolina
Elizabeth Lewis
William A. Bogue
Vermont St
Jessie
Police uncover liquor in two secluded caches
Lieut Harley Jones found a quart of whisky hidden in a sink drain coil at the poolroom of Anthony Hartledge 1450 Roosevelt Ave. Charles Livers was arrested and Hartledge and Cora Dailey jailed. A pint of knockout drops was found in a hot air pipe at Joseph Zunk 2803 W Tenth St leading to Zunk’s arrest for operating a blind tiger. Several others including Flora Haver Mary Gunea lc Gunea Carl Florea Joe George Bruce Walker were cited for liquor law violations.
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Harley Jones
Anthony Hartledge
Roosevelt Ave
Charles Livers
Hartledge
Cora Dailey
Joseph Zunk
Tenth St
Cummings
Zunk
Flora Haver
Illinois St. Mary
Gunea
Washington St
Lc Gunea
W. Washington St
Carl Florea
Joe George
E. Merrill St
Bruce Walker
Brevort Hotel
Indiana Historical Society names Charles Moores president
Charles W. Moores was reelected president of the Indiana Historical Society. Other officers James A. Woodburn, Jacob P. Dunn, and Charles E. Coffin were also reelected. The group opposed abolishing the Indiana historical commission and praised the American Legion for seeking a national repository in Washington for historical records.
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State Commission
Charles W. Moores
Indiana Historical Society
James A. Woodburn
Jacob P. Dunn
Charles E. Coffin
Indiana Historical Commission
American Legion
Congress
Washington
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Charles Moores
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