Radio Board Menaced by Court Edict
Washington dispatch reports the United States Court of Appeals ordered the Federal Radio Commission to renew station WGY Schenectady N Y owned by General Electric after a dispute over time sharing with a California station. The ruling threatens FRC regulatory power and spurs renewed debates on new legislation. The article also notes the Ford Motor Company licensing setback for private ship and rubber plantation communications.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Congress
District Court of Appeals
WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
Giant
General Electric Company
California
Commission
Radio Commission
House
Senate
Department of Commerce
Court of Appeals
Louis G. Caldwell
Supreme Court
Tt Am
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Mich
Great Lakes
Ford
Liberia
Show Girl Sues Yale Student for Attack
Miss Emily Cowley of Manchester England sues Yale junior Thomas Todd of Seattle for ten thousand dollars damages alleging he attacked her on a Main Street He pleaded guilty to the assault and appealed a five day jail sentence to common pleas court Todd reportedly knocked her down and broke two teeth after she resisted his advances
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United Press
New Haven
OUSTER OF LA FOLLETTE MEN DENIED BY JUDGE
Madison Wis Feb 25 Attempts to oust four La Follette progressives from public office failed when Judge Schein overruled Arthur Barry's recommendation for criminal action. Barry had investigated campaign expenditures of Rep Joseph Beck La Follette candidate for Governor Lt Gov Henry Huber Sec Theodore Dammann and Atty Gen John Reynolds before making his recommendations.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Wisconsin
5S. S. Schein
Dane County Superior Court
Arthur R. Barry
Barry
Joseph D. Beck
Henry A. Huber
Theodore Dammann
John W. Reynolds
Cane thwarted bandit in street holdup by Ben Gray
A walking stick stopped a Sunday night holdup when Ben Gray of 917 Dorman Street struck a Black bandit at Tenth and Pratt. The assailant fled, pistol in hand, leaving the scene.
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Ben Gray
Dorman Street
Tenth
Pratt Streets
Holy Trinity seeks new rector after Watts resigns
Amen Oyster OCEAN CITY New Jersey February 25 Holy Trinity Episcopal church seeks a new rector following the resignation of the Rev Joseph Watts on Sunday after the choir refused to sing long amens.
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Ocean City
N. J
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Joseph Watts
Love Mania murder trial in Denver opens
Denver nurse Farice King, 35, stands charged with first degree murder for killing Denver policeman Robert K. Evans as he slept in a hospital. The defense cites love mania and insanity, while the state says no death penalty will be sought. The case faces prep issues over 200 letters Evans wrote to King.
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United Press
Denver
Col
Farice King
Robert K. Evans
West Side Court
Evans
Miss King
Robert Charlton
Charles C. Sackmann
Reed seeks Senate seat ban for Senator-Elect Vare
In a near empty chamber Senator James A. Reed demanded the senate exclude Senator-Elect William S. Vare of Pennsylvania from his seat. Reed said the primary investigating committee had done all it could and Vare’s illness should not delay action by the senate.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
James A. Reed
Missouri
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Reed
Vare
Slayer Surrenders in Akron Murder Tale
Mack Blair, 32, admitting a Mobile Alabama homicide five years earlier, walked into the Akron Times-Press office saying he was wanted for murder. Blair claimed he killed a man who bumped into Miss Lulu Benton while taking her home from a show, posted bond, then fled.
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United Press
Akron
Mack Blair
Akron Times-Press Today
Mobile
Ala
Blair
Lulu Benton
Bankruptcy Filing Shows Assets Of Ingalls Baker
Charles F. Jackson of Ingalls Indiana filed a voluntary bankruptcy in federal court listing assets including two dogs valued at five and fifteen dollars respectively along with fifteen dollars cash fifty dollars in wearing apparel and a ten dollar gold watch. Liabilities total one thousand one hundred fifty eight dollars.
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Charles F. Jackson
Ingalls, Ind
Baker
Watts Wounded Guard in Indiana Market Gun Battle
Ephraim A. Watts a merchant policeman at 557 North Tremont near death after a Saturday night shootout with three bandits at the Indiana Market 3520 College Avenue He had warned his wife and sister of danger and fired four shots after the bandit shot him in the abdomen.
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Ephraim A. Watts
North Tremont Avenue
City Hospital
Indiana Market
College Avenue
Lilly Watts
Watts
Louis M. Gray
North Warman Avenue
College-Fairfield
Henry Woessner
Indiana
Woessner
Mrs. Watts
Mrs. Gray
Uniforms Authorized for Nineteen Deputy Sheriffs
Sheriff George L. Winkler announced today that nineteen deputy sheriffs will wear new uniforms Friday. The attire includes brown puttees, reddish brown corduroy suits, Sam Browne belts and crushed caps like Indianapolis motorcycle officers. Summer dress features blue shirts with black ties and khaki or serge trousers. deputies supply their own uniforms.
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George L. Winkler
Sam Browne
Indianapolis
Cardinal Vico Dies at 81 in Rome Prefect of Rites
Rome reports the death of Antonio Cardinal Vico aged 81. He served as prefect of the sacred congregation of rites and ranked second in seniority among cardinal bishops. Born in 1864, he was created in 1911 and was one of five cardinals older than him.
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United Press
Rome
Antonio Cardinal Vico
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Cardinal Vico
Lindy refuses to reveal wedding date at Mexico interview
Col Charles A Lindbergh visits the Morrow home in Cuernavaca to see his fiancée Pass and avoids giving a date for the wedding. He hints he may speak in a few days as reporters press for details. The Lone Eagle arrived by car after his arrival via a large airplane used for the rumored air honeymoon.
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United Presa
Lone Eagle
Pass
Texas
Lindbergh
City’s Annual Auto Show Opens Tonight at State Fairground
The Indianapolis Auto Trade Association hosts the 18th annual show at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Doors open 10:30 am to 10:30 pm for a week of exhibits including De Soto Plymouth Black Hawk and Reo Mate cars, new trucks and motorcycles. Sammy Watkins Orchestra performs daily. Visitors reach the fairground via Thirty-eighth Street or Illinois Street cars.
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King Aus
Indianapolis
Indiana State Fairground
Indianapolis Auto Trade Association
King Auto
Trade Association
Sammy “Watkins
Cincinnati Radio Fame
Dé_Soto
Plymouth
Blackhawk
de Soto
Chrysler
Mechanical nurse maid tested by Peter Truble in Cedar Grove
In Cedar Grove New Jersey on February 25 a mechanical nurse maid designed for bridge playing mothers is demonstrated by inventor Peter Truble. In the first test it misinterprets a dog's bark as a baby's cry and spoils a four no trump bid.
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United Press
Cedar Grove
N. J
Peter Truble
Four Dead in Texas Tornado
A Texas tornado killed four people and injured about a dozen, destroying twenty five buildings. The storm hit near Grand Prairie killing Alfred Gibson and his wife, then struck Cooper about twenty five miles south of Paris, killing N F Jones and his wife. A path over 100 feet wide damaged homes and debris injured five others.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Grand Prairie
Alfred Gibson
Paris
N. F. Jones
Cooper
Trial of McDonald for Haag murder delayed by indictment error
The trial of Rupert McDonald of Chicago for the Wilkin Haag murder is delayed to Tuesday after discovery of errors in the indictment. The second count wrongly charged an attempt to steal a pocketbook. a new indictment is expected this afternoon and jurors are to report again Tuesday. Ghere faces a related charge and his trial is planned for March in Shelbyville.
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Rupert McDonald
Chicago
Wilkinson Haag
Indianapolis
Eph Inman
Judson L. Stark
McDonald
Haag
Lawrence Ghere
Inman
Stark
Collins
Talesmen
Green Mill
East Thirty-eighth Street
Keystone Avenue
Ghere
Shelbyville
Fire at County Jail Damages Rug and Davenport
A fire in the sheriff's living quarters at the county jail damaged a rug and a davenport. Damage was estimated at about $100. Investigators believe a short circuit in a floor lamp started the blaze.
Police arrest hundreds over weekend in city crackdown
Police arrested 260 persons including 24 women during the weekend. Eighty three motorists faced charges for lack of proper rights, three for driving while intoxicated, twenty seven including five women for blind tiger operation. Thirty eight were caught in gambling raids, thirty one for alleged oi and fifty three were slated on vagrancy charges.
Mrs Ruddle Loses Hand in State Road 29 Crash
Mrs. Margaret Ruddle wife of Dr Karl R Ruddle of 2626 North Meridian Street remained at William A Major hospital Shelbyville after her car overturned on State Road 29 near Shelbyville. Her left hand was amputated Sunday during the accident while en route to Greensburg for an emergency operation.
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Margaret Ruddle
Karl R. Ruddle
North
Meridian Street
William A. Major Hospital
Shelbyville
Ruddle
Greensburg
Lake County Cities Owe State $190,998 Since 1925
State records reveal two Lake County cities owe $190,998 for state highway work dating to 1925, with no suit filings yet. Total city county contractor debts amount to $237,011.20 across several communities, including Hammond and Crown Point, while Carmel Westfield and other firms have been turned over to the attorney general for collection.
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Lake County
State Highway Department
State Board of Accounts
John D. Williams
Williams
Highway Department
Hammond
Crown Point
Princeton
Ind
M. Gross
Laporte
Carmel
Westfield
Trio Help Capture Suspected Car Thief in Indianapolis
Robert Neal of 413 North Davidson Street and two friends chased and seized an alleged car thief after a two block pursuit. The suspect claimed the name Leonard Powers aged 28 of 52034 East Washington Street and is believed to have abandoned a car on the Monon tracks at East Michigan Street. Perry Marshall of 346 Congress Avenue and Albert Wakefield of Davidson Street aided Neal in the arrest.
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Robert Neal
North
Davidson Street
Leonard Powers
East Washington Street
East Michigan Street
Perry Marshall
Congress Avenue
Albert Wakefield
Neal
Powers
Reverend Dunlavy Attacks Modern Sex Literature
The Rev. Edwin W. Dunlavy of Roberts Park M. E. Church spoke at the final Y M C A big meeting in English's theater. He charged that more than half of contemporary books are lurid sexual literature and urged parents to educate their children about vital facts of life.
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Edwin W. Dunlavy
Roberts Park
M. E
Fragmented OCR Time Entries Remain Readable
A sequence of scattered time stamps and numbers appears, showing early morning to noon entries with mixed hour markers and values. No clear event or names are present to identify a specific incident or report.
Largest passenger plane tours Indianapolis and proves capacity
The Keystone Patrician flown by Keystone Aircraft Corporation visitors toured Capitol airport Indianapolis. The 22 passenger craft with three Wright Cyclone 525 engines cruises above 120 mph and carries 1000 pounds of baggage. Pilot Edward M Johnston and crew joined by E H Jose and Lee H Hottel organized the trip to St Louis and west coast demonstrations.
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Indianapolis Aviation
United States
Capitol Airport
Keystone
E. H. Jose
Capitol Airways, Inc
Lee H. Hottel
Jose
Hottel
Edward M. Johnston
Cincinnati
Fred Lanter
Indianapolis
Mars Hill
St. Clair Street
United States Army Test Flight Division
Kenneth G. Frazer
Keystone Corporation
Oliver Claxton
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Jay Lichtenwainer
C. A. Loupoid
Marking Clark Day in Vincennes
Ten thousand people gathered in Vincennes Indiana to mark the 150th anniversary of George Rogers Clark's capture of Fort Sackville. Governor Harry G Leslie opened the memorial site ceremony while plans for a Clark memorial were sparked by a Washington telegraph blast and a thwarted elevator demolition attempt.
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Times
Vincennes
Ind
Ft. Sackville
George Rogers Clark
Coolidge
Washington
Clark Memorial
Claude Gregg
Harry G. Leslie
Flem Sampson
Kentucky
Leslie
Butler Band on Air Tonight With J Vandaworker
The Butler University concert band will broadcast at 8 tonight on radio station WFBM for one hour. Directed by J B Vandaworker the group presents a special program with several solos and a wide range of instrumental numbers.
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Butler University
WFBM
J. B. Vandaworker
Fort Harrison to gain hospital addition and officers quarters
A congressional bill proposed by Rep James would fund 130000 for a hospital extension at Fort Benjamin Harrison and brick officers quarters to ease crowding. The plan also notes a 20000 movie theater and 354000 artillery barracks under construction to serve as headquarters and housing for the Third Field Artillery.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
James
Rep. Mich
Ft. Harrison
Third -Field Artillery
Field Artillery
Captain Brings Health Hope to Schools
Captain Godfrey Rodrigues, an advocate of health through posture, lectured at Washington High School as part of a seven stop tour in Indianapolis Times sponsored talks. He promotes correct posture to prevent illness, aims at both students and adults, and cites support from physicians and educators.
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Washington High School
Godfrey Rodrigues
Ure
Indianapolis Times
Crispus
Broad Ripple
Rodrigues
United States
Dempsey Survives Break in Shot Fired at Home
Jack Dempsey reported an unidentified prowler fired a .38 caliber shot at the former champion in a Chicago promoter’s home in Miami Beach. Dempsey and Floyd Fitzsimmons described a masked intruder, tallied details, and two guards were assigned after the incident.
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United Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Jack Dempsey
Harry Moir
Chicago
Bigs
Dempsey
Ly Sack
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Detroit
Reuben Donnelley Publisher Dies in Chicago Hotel
Reuben H Donnelley, famed millionaire printer and publisher, died of heart disease in his Chicago hotel apartment. Once bankrupt at 40, he later paid $700,000 to creditors, and in 1927 announced from his sick bed that he would settle all losses from his 1905 stock brokerage bankruptcy.
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United Press
Chicago
Reuben H Donnelley
Donnelley
Financial World
Former Princeton Mayor Breaks Hip In Fall on Wet Street
Clancy A. Schubart aged 57 former mayor of Princeton Indiana slipped on a wet sidewalk at noon on Washington street near Illinois street and broke his left hip. He was taken to Methodist hospital for treatment.
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Clancy A. Schubart
Princeton
Ind
Washington Street
Illinois Street
Methodist Hospital
Foch Seeks New Lung Congestion Center in Paris
Paris reports doctors detecting a new area of congestion in Marshal Ferdinand Fochs lungs. The condition raised his temperature to 99.94 degrees with a rapid pulse. A special five-physician consultation was scheduled after the change.
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United Press
Paris
Ferdinand Foch
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