EY RETURNS MESSENGER BOY TO HARDING
George Harvey the American ambassador to London returns to New York as a messenger boy to convey any editor needed information to President Harding and Secretary Hughes. He declines to discuss reparations or debt questions while praising Baldwin and N C Norman of the Bank of England.
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United News
New York
George Harvey
Court of St. James
Imperial Suite
Berengeria
Harvey
Harding
Hughes
Baldwin
N. C. Norman
Bank of England
London
Legion officials seek clergy cooperation across country
A joint message from Commander Alvin M Owsley and Rev Father William F P OConnor calls every rabbi minister and priest to join the American Legion. The note stresses religion liberty conscience justice charity and democracy and asks 1400 post chaplains to share a blessing filled year.
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American Legion
Alvin M. Owsley
William FP. O'Connor
Mather Connor
Verily All Ends This Way At Blacker Parlor
Joe Curland manager of the Blacker chili Parlor at 134 S Illinois St called police when customers tried to leave without paying. He said Patsy McMahan Incal boxer and another man and woman refused to drink and argued. Officers found no bottle and no blows. McMahan agreed to pay and all left.
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Joe Curland
S. Illinois St
Curland
Patsy McMahan
Boxer
McMahan
Couple struck by speeding car in city wreck
Mrs B W Gillan of ON died after being crushed under a street car when struck by an auto at W Washington and Mount Streets. Her husband Worthsillum 32 suffered severe head injuries and bruising. The automobile fled but was stopped by Mo Higgins 40 of 1442. No police arrived.
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B. W. Gillan
Dea T
Quincy St
Worthsillum
W. Washington
Moun
Mo Higgins
Local men charged in narcotic and theft cases
John A Littl of Logansport and Otto O Franks of Churubusco posted bonds of 599 dollars after arrest on charges under Harrison anti narcotic law. Alton Beeson of Columbia was convicted of violating federal motor vehicle theft law and jailed on a 1000 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Littl
Logansport
Otto O. Franks
Churubusco
Harrison
Alton Beeson
Columbia
Annual social music program at St Pauls Church marks fourth anniversary
The program honored Clarence H. Carson as organist and choirmaster at St Pauls Church yesterday. The event featured the men’s chorus from the Ancient Landmark Masonic Lodge assisting with special selections under direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Carson
Orand
St. Paul's
O Pal Church
Acient Landmark Masonic Lodge
French Experts Draft Plan For Allied Reparations Seizures
Paris dispatch reports French experts, on the eve of a council of allied premiers, drafting a plan for drastic German industrial seizures to force reparations payments. Proposed steps include Rhineland forest timber deliveries, a central committee to supervise shipments, and direct allied control of Rhineland and Ruhr customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Council of Allied
Rhineland
Germany
Ruhr
Police recover stolen articles after emergency patrol
Police recover items believed stolen during an emergency run to Twenty Fifth Street and Northwestern Avenue. Arrested were Elijah Jefferson John Mason Richard Hite and Reese Coats on warrants. Hite faces assault and battery with intent to murder charges. Police say Hite attacked a woman and fled with items from multiple stores. Officers recovered watches and clothing behind a Shriver Avenue residence.
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Twenty- Fifth St
Northwestern Ave
Elijah Jefferson
Shriver
John Mason
Twenty-Fifth St
Richard Hite
Shriver Ave
Reese Coats
Burdsell Ave
Charze
Warranc
Hite
Reese
Dhe
Jefferson
Pine Fire
Mason
Jefferson Cobbbel
Tehana Ave
North St
Belonedue
Tsadore Datner
Shriver Aye
Secret of Baffling Murder Probed in St Paul
Police investigate a baffling murder after two men discover the bound body of an unidentified woman around 20, found on Pig's Eye Island. Bloodied clothing led to a two day search, throat cut, concealed in brush and dry leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Pig's Eye Island
Beauvy
Wbout
Polivee
Billy Leeds Arrives With His Own Princess at New Year Party
Billy Leeds son of Princess Anastasia of Greece arrives in New York aboard the Berengaria with his own princess Nenia of Greece clinging to him. They join Anastasia and her husband Princess Christopher for a New Year celebration in the Ambassador Hotel.
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Bay United News
New York
Yeonie
Billy Leeds
Anastasia
Greece
Nenia
Christopher
Ambassador
Indiana Legion Convention Set in Michigan City
The Indiana department of the American Legion will hold its annual convention in Michigan City from September 10 to 12. Dr. Whitfield Bowers, state commander, announced the event to take place at the Tivoli Theater, which seats 2,000. Business sessions run for the first two days, with the third day for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Michigan City
Whitfield Bowers
Tivoli Theater
Two Auto Thefts Reported By Police
Two automobiles were stolen over the weekend. Police noted the small number of thefts versus expectations for joy riding. Coinwallf, 450 Kh. Raymond Sr., reported his car stolen from Utuois Street between Washington and Maryland Streets. Lew G. Ferguson, 7621 Central Ave., had a car stolen from Meridian Street just north of Fall Creek where it was parked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coinwallf
Tickers Warn Drivers on Tail Light Law
Indiana traffic police plan arrests starting tomorrow for tail light violations. Capt. Michael J. Tilenn warns cars downtown with 1200 warning stickers to ensure license plate visibility at night. Officers will enforce lights that misalign plate and tail light or obscure visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Tilenn
Aptein Glen
County Officials Hold New Year Reception
Fifteen county officials began new terms today with an open house at the county courthouse. Reelected include Sheriff George Snider and Judges Collings Mell Lahr, Prosecutor William Evans, Recorder John Castor, Assessor John Douglass, Surveyor John Griffith and Coroner Paul Robinson. New arrivals are Clerk Albert Loscha and Judges Miller Leathers Givan and John Nittles. Those taking office Jan 1, 1924 include Treasurer John Duvall and State? Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snider
James A. Collings
Linn Dpd. Hay
Theophilus J. Mell
Frank J. Lahr
William P. Evans
John W. Castor
John Douglass
John J. Griffith
Paul F. Robinson
Albert H. Loscha
Sidney SS. Miller
James M. Leathers
Clinton S&s. Givan
John I<ittles
John Duvall
Larry Dunn
Dual official role saves state five thousand dollars
The state will eliminate the $5,000 salary of the state director of vocational education by appointing M. M. Smith as state supervisor of agricultural education to the vocational post. Smith will serve in both departments at his present salary. A. Wreidt is asked to resign as vocational director. the salary reverts to the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Smith
Smith
Benjamin Tiurris
A. Wreidt
Burris Sail
YMCA Open House Highlights Game And Movie Night
The Y M A hosts an open house at the association building with an 8 p m basketball game between the Y Leaders and Technical High School Followed by an 8 15 p m motion picture program in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Auditorim
Vincennes man posted $1000 bond in embezzlement case
Harry Hani of Vincennes was placed on $1,000 bond today on charges of embezzlement and violation of the postal laws. Federal officials say he used funds from patrons to purchase money orders for his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hani
Vincennes
Will Name Directors At Riley Memorial Association Meeting
The James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association will hold its annual meeting on January 12. Frederick B. Schortemeier, secretary, announced the event. Officers will present reports and three directors will be elected for three-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Snyder Burial at Crown Hill Today
Funeral services were held for Charles Evans Snyder age 47 a longtime Indianapolis resident. Burial took place at Crown Hill after he died Saturday night in Elkhart Indiana following a short pneumonia illness. He is survived by his father W V Snyder and three brothers Wattier Edward A and Henry all named with addresses. Snyder served as a horse buyer during World War I and made two overseas trips with war horses purchased for service.
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Charles Evans Snyder
Indianapolis
Wilson Funeral
Prospect St
Crown Hill
Mr. Snyder
Elkhart
Ind
W. V. Snyder
Fletcher Ave
Wattier Snyder
Graceland Ave
Edward A. Snyder
Henry Snyder
Portsmouth
Ohio
Two Women Hurt as Cars Collide in Washington Blvd Crash
A southbound car driven by Leo Erb 21 of 4820 N Pennsylvania St collided with a United States mail truck on Washington Blvd. Two women, Mrs Helen lb 26 and Mrs Murphet Callahan 62, both of 4820 N Pennsylvania St, were seriously injured. The two men escaped injury. The injured were taken home. Erb was arrested for speeding assault and battery and driving on the wrong side of the street.
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Washington Blvd
Leo Erb
Pennsylvania St
United States Mail
Theodore Wilson
West St
Helen Lb
Murphet Callahan
R. E. Callahan
Erb
Son
Matilda Newman dies. Indianapolis welfare pioneer
Funeral services were held for Mrs Matilda Newman of 2008 Park Ave died Saturday at Methodist Hospital. Active in welfare and women’s franchise work she founded the Jewish Old Folks Home and led the Jewish Shelter House for twenty years. Survived by husband Henry and many children.
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Matilda Newmen
Park Ave
Methodist Hospital
Newman
Henry Newman
Indianapolis
Jewish Old Folks Home
Jewish Shelter House
Husbband
Nathan
Lee
Chicago
Bertha
Frieda
Mryde
Fwrilla Wild
Salie Fried
Fanny Shapiro
New York
Joseph Kotn
Braxt
Ind
Dental students host raucous New Year celebration
Alarmed residents near Pennsylvania and Walnut Street heard screams and clamor as Indiana Dental College students staged a loud party in the Alety between the college and Glencoe Apartments. An electric drum and motor noise woke neighbors as police were called. the revelers fled before the wagon arrived.
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Pennsylvania
Walnut Sty
Indiana Denial College
Glencne
Quinn Funeral Set for Wednesday for 8 Year Old Michael Quinn
The funeral for Michael T. Quinn, age 8 3, will be Wednesday morning at St. John's Church Home 2044 College Ave. He died yesterday Born in County Galway Ireland August 1 1889 Flo came to the United States at an early age and lived in Indianapolis for fifty years He worked at Kingan Co lard department He is survived by Dr PLC Quinn of Harrisburg Pa Thomas No Quinn Woolward PT Quinn and sons and two daughters Winifred Dusan Mrs John Lynch plus other relatives
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Michael T. Quinn
Kray
St. John’s Church
Quinn
County Galway
Ireland
Flo
Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Dr. PLC
Harrisburg
Thomas No Quinn
Pennsylvania St
Woolward
College Ave
Winifred Dusan
John Lynch
Hunters Restricted to Rabbits After Dec 31
The closed season for all game except rabbits took effect at midnight. Rabbit season ends in January and will not reopen until April 1.
Youth Missing Allan Haldeman Reported Missing
Allan Haldeman of 214 North Street is reported missing since yesterday. The 17 year old, 120 pounds and five foot six inch youth has brown eyes and hair. He was last seen wearing a brown suit overcoat and hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Haldeman
North St
Sheriff reports rise in commits and arrests in 1922
Sheriff George Snider released an annual report showing 227 insanity and epilepsy commitments in 1922, up from 1921. Insane were sent to Julietta and Central Indiana Hospital, epileptics to a Newcastle village, with many confined in the county jail first. He ordered 1,824 arrests, including 976 the prior year, and about 100 remained fugitives.
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George Snider
Julietta
Central
Indiana Hospital
Newcastle
Snider
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Harry O. Jackson
Theodore Portteus
G. W. Coffin
J. 9. Dodson
Robert F. Miller
Indianapolis to discuss city needs in chamber conference
City corporation counsel Taylor Groninger will convene a Chamber of Commerce meeting with Marion County legislators and city officials to outline five key proposals. Topics include cost allocation for street and track work, transfer of sanitation to the board of works, bond issuer surplus handling, and consolidating city equipment to save 30 percent of expenses.
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Indianapolis
Taylor Groninger
Chamber of Commerce
Marion County
Legislative Committee
Groninger
Lisia
Public Service Commission
Board of Works
Board of Sanitary Commissioners
Ironinger
Police Shakeup Prompts Day Shift Reassignment Threats
The police chief Herman Rikhoff plans a day shift reorganization to target liquor violations. Capt. Edward Schubert will be at headquarters with Capt. William Paulsell handling the booze desk. Shank defers the order to Herman as the shift change unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Rikhoff
Edward Schubert
William Paulsell
Shank
Herman
City Safety Board Changes Patrol Leadership
The article notes that aside from last week's board action promoting Motor Policeman Melvin Wilkerson to sergeant and moving him to the emergency desk, replacing Sergt. Stanley Burk who took over the turnkey’s duties in Henry W. Sandmann's absence, no other major shifts occurred and the mayor holds final say.
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Board of Safety
Melvin Wilkerson
Sergt
Stanley Burk
Henry W. Sandmann
Fifth Corps Guard Inspection Date Set
The annual National Guard inspection for the Fifth Corps area including Indiana is scheduled between January 1 and March 31 under the national defense act. Capt. William O. Schrum, based in Bowling Green Kentucky, Lieut. Col. Paul G. Bond with the Ohio infantry, and Capt. William J. Black of the Ohio infantry will conduct the inspection.
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Fifth Corps
Indiana
William O. Schrum
Bowling Green
Paul G. Bond
Ohio Infantry
William J. Black
Bootleg charges wind through Meridian alley encounter
Two men were detained after police spotted them in an alley near Meridian and Illinois. One man tossed a bottle of white mule whisky. Charles Stivens, 356 Agnes St, denied a name and faced vagrancy charges with a $5,000 bond. A list of others charged with blind tiger offenses follows, including Walter Brenner and Sam Stearns among many named defendants. An unrelated note claims eighty five percent of cripples are affected on the left side.
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Meridian
Illinois
Ohio St
Charles Stivens
Agnes St
Cornelius Tooley
Stivens
New York St
Walter Brenner
Wendle Ave
Grant Roper
Ralph Taylor
English Ave
Gable Anderson
N. Senate Ave
Otis Hampton
Division St
Lucius Upshaw
Yandes St
Sam B. Stearns
Twenty-Secodn St
George Bernd
Charles St
Richard Oden
Indiana Ave
Steve Retters
W. North St
John Chism
W. Tenth St
Robert Tucker
Darnell St
Herbert Arterburn
S. Noble St
Algerman Martin
R. R. D. Box
Troy Oller
N. Meridian St
Church and club notices unite for yearend events
The Ladies of the Altar Society of St Anthony's Church host an oucre and lottery party Sunday evening December 21 in St Anthony's Hall Warman Ave. The Ladies' Society of the U B of L F and E plan a New Year's Eve party in Shelby Hall. The Indianapolis Soccer Club to host a dance this evening at Assembly Hall. George H. Thomas Post No 17 and W R C No 20 set joint installations at Castle Hall Friday afternoon. George H. Chapman Post No 209 GA KR and its auxiliary hold joint officer installations Tuesday afternoon in Castle Hall.
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Ladies of the Altar Society
St Anthony's Church
St. Anthony's Hall
Warman Ave
Ladies’ Society of the
U. RB. of
L. F
Shelby Hall
Indianapolis
Assembly Hall
Tlinois Sta
George H. Thomas Post
W. R
Castle Hall
George H. Chapman
GA KR
Lando Funeral to Be Held in San Diego
Mineral services for Leo Lando 72 a longtime Indianapolis optician will be held tomorrow in San Diego California where he died Saturday afternoon He is survived by his widow and one daughter Mrs John Brinnerman both with him in California at his death Lando born in Austria Hungary came to the United States as a youth In 1889 he established Leo Landa Inc at 142 N Pennsylvania St he remained in the optical business until retirement and moved to California for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Lando
Indianapolis
San Diego
Cal
John Brinnerman
California
Lande
Austria- Hungary
Leo Landa, Inc
Pennsylvania St
Legion Post Attends Pugh Funeral Today
Military funeral for Minor Pugh age 27 held in Anderson Indiana attended by about fifteen members of Edward Cable Post No 42 American Legion. Pugh first from base hospital No 32 to die since unit return from France after his car ran into an embankment. Post 42 will cooperate with Anderson post to pay military honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor Pugh
Anderson
Ind
Edward Cable
Hog and cattle market receipts show mixed gains and steadiness
Hog receipts total 3 500 with market up 25 cents and rare high bids 38 71 and 8 85. Cattle receipts 700 with steady to higher prices and best steer quotes from 8 40 to 10 50. Calves 400 steady to lower with top at 14 dollars. Sheep and lambs 49 receipts steady with lambs at 14 dollars top.
Rainbow Veterans Plan Regular Meeting in Superior Court Room
Members of the Rainbow Veterans Association will hold their next regular meeting on Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Superior Court room No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Veterans’ Association
Superior Court
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