Feeling Against Labor Measure Strong in East
United Press reports opposition to the Federal child labor amendment grows in New York State with parties backing a referendum but no action likely before next year. Similar resistance appears in Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware amid strong States rights sentiment and indications of defeat when considered.
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United Press
Albany
N._Y
New York State
Empire State
Partis
Smith
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Judiciary General Committee
Easy Way to Get Into Jail Found
A writer recounts a near arrest after disobeying a traffic signal near Illinois and Maryland Streets. He describes the officer’s stern reaction, the crowd’s laughter, and his awkward explanations as he narrowly avoids jail with a complaint about driving and a lesson on obeying signs.
Whimsical Crossword Clues Echo a Fanciful Dialogue
A playful fragment presents a woman weighing snack choices with a nickel toss and cryptic clues. The text riffs on fortunes, a rolling coin, odd vegetable descriptions, and retro chairs beside a warm hearth, culminating in a single word clue Jazzy.
Meridian Street library answers hundreds of questions
The Meridian and Ohio streets public library branch in Indianapolis reported answering over 300 questions in January on topics from car ownership to peddler requirements and magnetic declination. About 5,000 people visited the branch, with nearly 1,500 books and pamphlets loaned and around fifty information calls received. The branch houses 12,963 pamphlets, 20,804 pictures, 1,245 maps, 5,262 books and subscribes to more than 300 magazines and journals.
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President Coolidge
Indianapolis
Joe Cannon
Congress
Public Library
Meridian
Ohio Sts
Emel Cleland
Miss Cleland
Stolen Automobiles Reported by Local Residents
Gone but not forgotten list shows four vehicles reported stolen from Overland and Ford area residents including John Arney at 1868 Barth Ave Illinois St and Union Station Fred J Davey at 319 Cristian St Warren Cunry 3721 Central Ave and Bruce Campbell in front of 901 N Jersey St
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Barth. Ave
Overland
Illinois St
Union Station
Fred J. Davey
Cristian St
Maryland
Illinois
Ste
Bruce Campbell
New Jersey St
Ford
Same
Warren Cunry
Central Ave
Washington St
Back Home Again Automobiles Found by Police
Police reported two cars found belonging to Guissenpo Pinto of 220 North East Street Nash and J B Brittenbach of 2403 North Gale Street Maxwell. Pinto’s vehicle located at New Jersey and East Streets and Brittenbach’s at 2638 Cornell Avenue.
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East St
Nash
New Jersey
East Sts
J. B. .Brittenbach
Gale St
Maxwell
Cornell Ave
Grandmother McCurdy Poison Trial Prospects
Coshocton Ohio February 3 Prospects of completing a jury within twenty four hours for the trial of Grandmother McCurdy 65 charged with poisoning her 67 year old husband remain remote Ten jurors were tentatively accepted with the state using two of five challenges and the defense none The community shows strong prejudice against capital punishment as prosecutors ask each juror about objections to the death penalty
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United Press
Three Prisoners Seized in Hess General Store Burglary
Detective Inspector Kinney asked Sheriff Holingsworth to collect warrants and a truck to recover three suspects and loot from the Hess General store burglary at Danville. Suspects Edgar Harp, Alva Carney, and Emil Martin confessed. detectives Peats, Higgs, Brickley, Finneran, Dugan, and Sullivan arrested them.
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Holingsworth
Danville
Ind
Indianapolis
Hess General Score
Ayest
Edgar &Arp
Georgia St
Alva Carney
Emil Martin
E. Market St
Peats, Higgs
Brickley
Finneran
J. Dugan
J. Sullivan
Sentence set for Stiltz after guilty shooting plea
Times Special from Seymour Indiana reports Joe Stiltz Jr pleaded guilty to shooting Eugene Cosse during a blind tiger raid last October. He received a two to twenty-one year sentence at the Indiana State Reformatory on a manslaughter charge.
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Times Special SE
Ind
Joe Stiltz Jr
Eugene Cosse
Indiana State Reformatory
Radio idea growing as East Side club forms
The East Side Broadcast Listeners Club meets at Liberty Hall 3208 E Michigan St to organize an Indianapolis listeners club. A committee will meet with other enthusiasts at the Hoosier Athletic Club tonight. H D Barton spoke on battery eliminators noting experiments with promise. R D Scobey, president, discussed reducing squealing receivers.
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Liberty Hall
Michigan St
Indianapolis
East Side
Hoosier Athletic Club
H. D. Barton
R. D. Scobey
Flyers Try for Record on West Africa Flight
Two French aviators Le Maitre and Arrachard left Etamps airdrome at 11 39 a m in a Breugeet plane on a non stop flight to Dakar Senegal in West Africa in a bid to break the world distance record. The distance Etamps to Dakar is 4200 kilometers.
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West Africa
Paris
le Maitre
Arrachard
Breugeet
Etamps
Dakar
Senegal
Convicted Detroit blind tiger appeals sentence
Henry Campbell of 225 West New York Street faces a ninety day sentence on the Indiana State Farm and a $100 fine after appealing his conviction for operating a blind tiger. Criminal Judge James A. Collins handed down the sentence Monday following the city court verdict.
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Henry Campbell
New York St
Indiana
James A. Collins
Retired DePauw Professor Sees New Work Ahead
Dr. Joseph P. Naylor, 72, longtime physics professor at DePauw University, plans to keep working after retirement in June. He cites science indigestion as a reason to pursue ideas, notes radio has knit world affairs, and highlights former students leading physics departments across several states. Naylor helped start DePauw’s lab, taught at Shortridge High, and holds roles in Indiana Academy of Science and American Physical Society.
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Ind
Joseph P. Naylor
de Pauw University
Dr. Naylor
Adrian College
Adrian
Mich
Indiana University
Indiana
DePauw
Columbia University
New Shortridge High School
Indianapolis
Naylor
Indiana Academy of Science
American Physics Society
Drunken Ruffians Kill Romanoffs in 1918 Cellar
Times recounts F A MacKenzie lecture claiming the Soviet government did not murder Czar Nicholas II. He details the sealing of the royal party in Ekaterinburg, their execution by four drunken renegades, and the disposal of bodies with sulfuric acid and paraffin after looting.
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Times
New York
Nicholas
Russia
Anastasia
F. A. MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Moscow
Ekaterinburg Workers’ Committee
Czarina
Manager plan seen as solution to city government
Secretary John F. White argues and analyzes the commission manager form for Indianapolis. He advocates nonpartisan ballots, proportional representation, or selective voting to diffuse party interests into the public good. He holds the current party system is a political failure and urges a responsible administration with less partisan conflict.
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Indianapolis
Gas attempt fails in domestic trouble case at New York Street
Donald Kressler, 23, was found unconscious in his room at 227 S New York St after an apparent gas exposure. Mrs. Joseph Summers traced the odor to the room and he was rushed to the city hospital where he was thought to be out of danger. Mrs Mary Craig, who runs the rooming house, said Kressler's wife left Monday night.
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Donald Kressler
S. New York St
Joseph Summers
Kressler
City Hospital
Mary Craig
Hanover College gospel team to perform at Presbyterian conference
The Hanover College gospel team chaired by Jack Williams will perform at the Presbyterian young people's conference this Sunday at 3 p m at Second Presbyterian Church. Team members include Peter Sudan a native Galilean Carmello Mendoza a Porto Rican Gael Lemmon a singer and Eewin Burlin game a pianist.
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Hanover College
Jack Williams
Presbyterian Young People’s Conference
Second Presbyterian Church
Peter Sudan
Galilean
Carmello Mendoza
Gael Lemmon
Eewin Burlingame
Boy Struck by Truck Near King and Michigan
A seven year old boy, Teddie Christoff of 730 Haugh Street, suffered severe cuts and bruises to face and legs after being struck by a truck at the intersection of King Avenue and Michigan Street while alighting from a machine driven by his uncle. Driver Paul Hodges, 29, of 624 North Illinois Street, was identified as the operator of the truck.
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Haugh St
King Ave
Michigan St
Boris Platch
Paul Hodges
Illinois St
Haley's Magnesia Oil patent elixir advertised
A vintage advertisement claims Milk of Magnesia mixed with mineral oil as a safe non habit forming remedy for constipation and sour stomach. It touts Haley's Magnesia Oil as a government granted patent emulsion that neutralizes acids and lubricates the intestines for all ages.
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Magnesia
Haley
U. S
Nationwide five billion dollar building shortage revealed
A survey by the Indiana Limestone Quarrymen's Association reports a five billion dollar construction shortfall across the United States. President Thomas J. Vernin says the year may be the strongest for construction since the war, with deficits in residential, commercial, and public buildings, plus rail terminal expansions. Total January construction hits about 357 million, led by eastern and central regions.
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United Press
Chicago
United States
Indiana Lime Stone Quarrymen's Association
Thomas J. Vernin
New York
Vernia
AwarDed Brown Derby At City Council Meeting
Council members condemn delays in firefighter appointments as the board of safety blocks requests citing exhausted funds and a depleted budget. Councilman EB Claver complains funds are gone while being told to return next meeting to appoint his man. Councilman John E. King supports his colleague’s frustration.
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Board of Safety
Wlam- EB. Claver
John E. King
Students Visit Statehouse For Civics Lesson
Sacred Heart High School and St. Agnes Academy classes will tour the General Assembly Wednesday morning. Supreme Justice Lewis Ewbank will discuss the judicial branch and Governor Jackson will speak on the executive division.
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Sacred Heart High School
St. Agnes Academy
General Assembly
Supreme Justice
Lewis Ewbank
Statehouse
Judicial Branch
Jackson
A Puzzle a Day Three homophone blanks puzzle
Three words that sound the same fill the sentence: I think a heavier tomorrow. Yesterday's puzzle answer not provided in accessible text.
Diagram of 35-Square Grid with Central Y1 Composite
The diagram features one large outer square and 34 internal squares of varied sizes. Four squares combine to form sizes of 5 6 7 9 10 11 13 14 15, nine squares combine to sizes 4 7 8, sixteen singles are present, plus four small center squares and a central Y1 square made from those four center units.
$130,000 Twenty Four Family Apartment Planned
Ellis Realty Company announces a twenty four family brick veneer apartment to be erected at Thirty fifth and Illinois Streets at an approximate cost of $130,000. Charles H. Ellis, a director, says the project will be completed early in spring.
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Illinois Sts
Ellis Realty Company
Charles H. Ellis
Lad Disturbs Court Dignity in City Trial
A 6 year old colored boy named Albert Drake testified about a gun theft on E Washington St. He entered a courtroom, approached Judge Delbert Wilmeth, tugged the judge's sleeve during a trial, and wandered corridors before a collection funded him a new gun. Local police had instructed him to obtain a warrant from detectives.
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E. Washington St
Claude Johnson
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Wilmet
Oil Company Buys Union Gas and Oil properties
Senator Thomas A. Combs of Lerington Kentucky, leading a Chicago and London investor group, ended negotiations Monday night and acquired the Union Gas and Oil Company assets in Lawrence and Johnson counties valued at six million dollars.
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Thomas A. Combs
Lerington, Ky
Chicago
London
Union Gas and Oil Company
Lawrence
Johnson Counties
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