Major repeats tale in shooting probe
Paul Majors 20 recounts to police a complex sequence claiming Mary Cissell shot herself in her apartment after 7 p.m. He previously said a man fired and fled. Cissell lies seriously wounded at Methodist Hospital with a left side wound. Majors faces 15000 bond and further questioning as detectives trim details of the incident.
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Paul Majors
N. Capitol Ave
Mary ‘Cissell
Meridian Apts
Michigan
Meridian Sts
Cissell
Methodist
Carl Habich
Majors
Lawrence
Ind
Illinois and
Michigan Sts
Federal aid funds redirected by Pittenger bill amendment
The House approved an amendment to the Pittenger administration bill placing federal aid funds used on state roads under the state's disbursing unit. The funds are treated as reimbursements rather than voluntary contributions, moving the money into the budget for state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Pittenger Administration
House
Fedard
Woman Falls to Death in Boston Hotel Vendome
Mrs. Katherine Bowlker sister of Harvard President Lowell and president of the Boston Women's Municipal League plunged from a sixth story window at the Hotel Vendome in Boston. The tragedy was reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Mass
Katherine Bowlker
Lowell
Harvard University
Hotel Vendome
Bowlker
Boston ‘Women’s Municipal League
Hold Up Report At Washington Street Filling Station
Police investigated a daytime robbery at a filling station 6040 EB Washington St where two bandits held up Chester Woodson 23 and John Carr 7. Woodson said he handed over his pocketbook containing $1.35 and later police found the money in his pocket. No attempt was made to rob Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carr
N. Webster, Sr
Chester Woodson
Catherwood St
Washington St
Woodson
Carr
Committee Interested In Passage Of Election Bills
The Republican State committee backed three election law bills in the House committee on elections. They include codification of registration laws with annual registration optional in small towns and rural areas, a new absentee law, and a women’s bill replacing the fifty fifty plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
House
Lawrence Cartwright
Inquest Opens Into Fatal Laundry Owner's Shooting
The inquest into the death of Nathan T. Washburn 59 president of Model Laundry was held today before Coroner Paul F. Robinson at A C Westerhoff Noble office. William Burns a discharged employee is charged with Washburns killing. Laundry workers Alva Owens Vier Craig Albert Ferris Mrs Pearl Engle Mary Howard Grace Bess Lola Woolery Helen Donnelly Harold Akers and William Stratford testified.
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Nathan’t. Washburn
N. Capitol Ave
A. C. Westerhoff
Noble
Paul F. Robinson
William Burns
Washburn
Alva Owens
Bellefontaine St
Vier Craig
BE. Market St
Albert Ferris
Udell St
Pearl Engle
Ewing St
Mary Howard
English Ave
Grace Bess
New York St
Lola Woolery
Broadway
Helen Donnelly
N. Noble St
Harold Akers
W. Fifteenth St
William Stratford
Indiana Ave
Primary Battle Emerges Over Indiana Primary Law Change
A bipartisan draft bill to repeal Indiana's primary election law is prepared for introduction in the state House Monday. Ex Senator Arthur H. Beardsley of Elkhart sponsors the measure facing opposition from administration leaders who prefer to strike the primary after a party platform declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
House
Arthur H. Beardsley
Elkhart
Senate
Will
Twelve Held In Raid On Blind Tiger Suspects
A Thursday night raid led by Lieutenant Hudson and Sergeant Cummings resulted in twelve arrests. Among the detainees were Allen Jones, Hana Neal, and John Mason plus eight others, accused of keeping a gambling house and related offenses. Several suspects listed addresses on Arsenal Avenue, Indiana Avenue, Senate Avenue, and Muskingum Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Cummings
Allen Jones
Indiana Ave
Fox Roman
Arsenal Ave
Hana Neal
N. Senate Ave
John Mason
Muskingum, St
Gamb
Korff Bill Recommended to Overrride Motion in House
The House adopted Judiciary B recommendations to pass the Korff bill. It would require liability insurance on all motor vehicles and send the measure to the committee on insurance as today’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Havéh
Indianapolis
Korff
House
Judiciary B Committee
Passa
Joint-Ease promoted as instant joint relief remedy
An advertisement touts a skin penetrating remedy named Joint-Ease or Joint-Base claimed to rapidly soothe swollen creaky joints and related pains such as lumbago neuralgia arthritis and sore muscles. It advertises quick one evening use and accessibility at Hook's Dependable Goldsmith's Six Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
Goldsmith
Indiana Senate rolls out fifteen new bills amid debate
Fifteen bills were introduced in the Indiana Senate including Dickerman's measure to ease auto title law penalties and reduce felonies for title related offenses. Zaston proposed elevating Princeton to a city of the fourth class and English sought a half holiday for state employees. Nejdl offered an old age pension plan with county boards and a $3000 salary for the state pension board superintendent. Steele pushed mail notice to taxpayers before April 1. Lindley led opposition to a federal child labor amendment, the ballot carried 2 to 16 against infinite postponement.
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Indiana Senate
Dickerman
Indiarnipolis
Zaston
Sandborn
Princeton
Ind
Indianapolis
Nejdl
Whiting
Repulican
State Pension Board
Indiana
Steele
Knox
Republican
Senate
Lindley
Music teacher J M Dungan dies on College Ave car
J M Dungan aged 73 of 2248 Broadway collapsed and died on a College Ave car at Twenty Third Street. Coroner Paul F Robinson said heart trouble probably caused the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Dungan
Broadway
College Ave
Paul F. ‘Robinson
State Medicine Committee Endorses Beauty Specialist Licensing Bill
The State Medicine Committee of the House today recommended passage of the Barlow bill creating a State board to license beauty specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medicine
House
Barlow
Boys Do Strong Act Laidg Who Move: 400-Pound Davenport Puzzle
Detectives Lansing and McDonald questioned a boy who moved a 400-pound Davenport from Gordon Furniture warehouse on Senate Ave with a coaster wagon. He said he and another boy took crates, thought the unupholstered piece was old and to be discarded. No arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
McDonald
Gordon Furniture “Company
Senate Ave
Changes Appeal Place In Bond Issues Are Proposed
A bill introduced by Senator Lindley in Kingman would vest appeal on municipal bond issues in the Superior and Circuit Courts rather than a state board. The bill makes court rulings final and requires remonstrances signed by one per cent of unit taxpayers, down from ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Circuit Courts
State Board
Senate
Lindley
Kingman
Rezoning urged by Mayor Shank to expand business districts
Mayor Shank pushes Meridian Illinois and Washington Streets plus Capitol College and Central Avenues for zoning changes. He warns the city plan commission that without amendments the zoning law could be challenged in court, risking legal defeat and a setback for growth. The conference with Meger Wrank and Thomas L. Dillon produced some agreed changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Dlinois
Washington Sts
Capitol, College and Central Aves
Meger Wrank
Thomad L. Dillon
City Plan Commission
Shank
Dillon
Len
Bill Would Probe Banks Like National Ones
Representative Murray introduced a House bill requiring discount and deposit banks, loan and safety deposit companies to file financial statements similar to those of national banks to enhance oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Dave's Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement from Goldsmith's Cut Price Drug Store touts Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as a remedy for stomach agony gas and indigestion. It claims rapid relief within ten minutes from a dessert spoonful and promotes long term comfort and improved well being with one bottle. The ad notes 6 000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year and guarantees from regular pharmacists.
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Goldsmith’s
Cut Price
Dave
Goldsmith's
New Jersey
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Warman Ave
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Harold Whitmeyer
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Capitol Ave
U.S
Harvard
Thurston
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