Final Plans For Jackson Trial Open In Marion Court
Defense and prosecution prepare for the murder of a bribery conspired case against Governor Ed Jackson. Special Judge Charles M. McCabe will preside as Coffin and Marsh face separate trials following Jackson’s arraignment. Jury selection begins Wednesday with dozens of prospective jurors and two special venues planned.
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Ed Jackson
Marion Criminal Court
William H. Remy
Emsley W. Johnson
Jackson
Warren T. McCray
James E. McDonald
William P. Evans
Charles M. McCabe
Crawfordsville
George W. Coffin
Robert I. Marsh
McCabe
Coffin
Remy
James W. Noel
McCray
McDonald
Marsh
D. C. Stephenson
Fred Robinson
Robert Lyons
Ada Bush
Charles E. Bragg
Fred C. Borneman
James H. Barber
R. C. Box
Walter C. Boetcher
W. Thirty-Fourth St
Ira A. Minnick
Carrollton St
Mallory to Meet Goss in Heights Indoor Tennis Final
Mrs. Molla Mallory former national champion faces Eleanor Goss in the final round of the Heights Ca incampual indoor tennis tournament in Brooklyn today.
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United Presse
Brooklyn
Molla Mallory
Eleanor Goss
State's alienists beat at Hickman insanity defense
California prosecutors call six alienists to prove Hickman knew right from wrong in the Parker murder case. Dr. Cecil Reynolds and handwriting expert J C Sellers testified as defense notes highlighted Hickman’s claimed insanity and a suspicious letter from Hickman to an acquaintance in jail. The defense wrapped with a 1,000 word hypothetical linking heredity environment schooling and the crime.
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Hickman
Dan Campbell
United Press
Los Angeles
State of California
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Asa Keyes
Cecil Reynolds
Reynolds
Jerome Walsh
Walsh
Dale Budlong
Barr complains of stray pets crowds his barn and home
Sam Barr of Portland Indiana objects to the large numbers of dogs and cats that roam his property. Motorists allegedly dump unwanted animals at his borders, causing noise and crowding near his barn stall and home at night.
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Portland
Ind
Sam Barr
Boundary Pike
Barr
Levine Plans Flight to Cuba in Columbia Monoplane
At Roosevelt Field the rebuilt Bellanca Columbia is prepped for a potential Cuba flight. Charles A Levine Clarence Chamberlin and crew Mabel Bell Wilbur Stultz will depart, with 460 gallons of gasoline installed signaling a longer journey after the plane's Rome crash and European tour.
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Roosevelt Field
L. I
Columbia
Charles A. Levine
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Cuba
Levine
Mabel Bell
Wilbur Stultz
Rome
Europe
Opening Markets Show Little Trend At Opening
United Press reports a tentative opening with leaders firming briefly. Stocks moved with selling resuming from Friday’s close with Hudson down to 82 and General Motors easing to 1334s as rails faced heavy selling while Vanadium Steel and Nevada Consolidated Copper showed strength and Montgomery Ward and International Nickel edged higher.
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United Press
New York
Hudson
General Motors
Nevada Consolidated Copper
Montgomery Ward
International
Kansas City Southern
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review Today
The
Stock Exchange
Don't Be Bearish on the United States Economy
The market ends Friday with cloudiness and rising resistance after a strong day. The writer urges cautious optimism for the U S and compares market volatility to a ship captain throwing cargo overboard to ride out a storm.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
United States of America
Prison Guard and Inmate Die in Prison Escape Attempt
Two inmates armed with automatic pistols tried to force a locked door at the Trenton State Prison. Guard Kenny was killed as the escape was detected. A second guard shot and killed one prisoner. the other surrendered.
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United Press
Trenton
N. J
Kenny
Hold Oil King Prisoner for Senate Quiz
Col Robert W Stewart, called the best trader in oil, faced a Senate panel over his 1921 deal with Harry Sinclair. He refused to answer questions about profits and bonds, risking contempt and jail, while Sinclair awaited contempt charges in a separate case.
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Washington
Col
Robert W. Stewart
United States
Harry Sinclair
Senate
Stewart
Dawes
Teapot Dome Committee
United Press
Sinclair, Oriee
District Court
Sinclair
Continental Trading Company
Harding
Continental
Teapot Dome
Continental Company
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Senate Committee
Europe
Public Lands Committee
City General Fund Expenditures Drop in January
City reports January general fund spending at 235,888, down 78,000 from January 1927 per City Controller Sterling R. Holt. License fees for January totaled 120,333, up 26,000 against January 1927. Weather data appears garbled in the remainder.
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Sterling R. Holt
Lindbergh Flies On Birthday Flight To San Domingo
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, age twenty six, focused on visibility and his Spirit of St Louis as he prepared to extend his goodwill flight to Pan American countries. He marked his birthday with a planned takeoff to San Domingo, prioritizing aircraft condition over anniversary reflections.
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Lindy
Pn United Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
San Domingo
Chamberlin Plane Wrecked in Crash
The report notes a plane wreck involving Chamberlin with local coverage amid a steady market tone. Livestock market activity closed with porkers at 8.60 per hundredweight, receipts around 4,500, while Chicago market opened steady with 160 to 210 pound pigs averaging 8,2578.30 and total receipts about 14,000.
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Chicago
Gorilla subtitle contest opens Monday in The Indianapolis Times
The Gorilla production opens February 11 at the Indiana Theater with a daily picture contest in which readers submit short humorous subtitles. Seventeen daily prizes plus three grand prizes await winners, with entries open to the public except employees of the Indiana Theater First National Pictures and The Indianapolis Times.
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Indianapolis Times
Indiana Theater
First National Pictures
Slack Calls In AIDS City Officials With Mayor Slack
City department heads met with Mayor L Ert Slack in a first full conference of the Slack administration. Slack said only routine matters were discussed.
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L. Ert Slack
Slack
Sharpsville High School Building Threatened by Fire
A $75,000 Sharpsville high school building near Tipton Indiana faced near destruction as flames spread today. All Tipton fire units rushed to Sharpsville to battle the blaze. Firefighters hoped to save the gymnasium annex as crews worked to contain the fire despite slim chances of saving the main structure.
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Py United Press
Tipton
Ind
Sharpsville
Here
Clarence Chamberlin wrecks Martine-Bellanca plane in endurance attempt
Clarence Chamberlin and co pilot Borges Williams escaped with minor burns after the Martine Bellanca aircraft wrecked on takeoff at Byrdfield as a 60 hour endurance flight was planned. Backer A R Martine said salvage and a new plane would be used for another attempt, blaming neither pilot nor machine.
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United Seal
Richmond
Clarence Chamberlin
Borges Williams
Byrdfield
Chamberlin
A. R. Martine
New York
Chamberlain
Smoker Dies In Bed In Indiana Harbor
John Danilla aged 48 is found dead in a burning Indiana Harbor residence after smoking in bed. Firemen discover his body seated on the bed as flames consume the room.
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Indiana Harbor
John Danilla
Nine Filling Stations and Four Drug Stores Looted by Band
A high speed car gang battered safes at nine filling stations and four drug stores between midnight and 4 am. Loot totaled about 250 dollars with line items of 23 and 60 from a Western Oil station and 25 from a drug store. Police tracked the stolen Stutz and found a bloody handkerchief at the Brug store.
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Yeggs
Orel Chitwood
Forty- Sixth St
College Ave
Mueller-Richart Drug Store
George Spindler
Washington Blvd
Oscar Bowman
Montcalm St
Western Oil Company
Keystone
Southeastern Aves
Bowman
Madison Ave
Pleasant Run Pkwy
Standard Oil Company
Forty-Sixth
Illinois Sts
Roy Mongel
Morris St
Belmont Ave
Western O
Brug Store
Charles Binkley
George Clark
E. Fifty-Ninth St
Edgar Ann
E. Tenth St
Fire Damages Bloomington Furniture Plant
Fire in the finishing room of Plant 2 at Showers Brothers Furniture Factory caused 15000 to 20000 dollars in damages. Water used to extinguish the blaze ruined much finished furniture Friday.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Showers Brothers Furniture Factory
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