Hoover Faces Battles Over New Cabinet
Washington January 2 Herbert Hoover may face Senate resistance confirming key Coolidge appointees. Mellon likely to stay. Donovan eyed for attorney general. Willebrandt eyed for cabinet and federal judgeship. Senators discuss constitutional questions on appointing unofficial cabinet members.
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Hoover
Times
Washington
Herbert Moover
Coolidge
Senate
Mellon
William J. Donovan
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Donovan
Willebrandt
Capitol Hill
King
Wheeler Montana
Harry Daugherty
New York
Remy Refuses Juvenile Court Deputy Post
William H. Remy former county prosecutor refused the newly appointed juvenile court deputy post. Prosecutor Judson L. Stark had named him last week but Remy said he would not act in the role claiming he would be too busy with private practice. Stark had not decided on a successor and controversy lingered over the appointment of John F. Engelke who had served eleven years as investigator and deputy prosecutor before returning to the court.
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William H. Remy
Judson L. Stark
Remy
Stark
John F. Engelke
Engelke
Lahr
Four Suspects Held In Kidnapping Of Boy
The Orrville area searches for 4 year old Melvin Horst focused on the town of his home. Four suspects are jailed by Sheriff A F Jacot as Walter J Mougey the county prosecutor links the case to a liquor ring operating between Orrville and Columbus. He says the boy may have been struck and hidden, while the motive remains unclear.
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United Press
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Aches Away Indigestion
Excess stomach acid causes pain and sourness two hours after meals. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid instantly and safely. This physician trusted remedy has sold for 50 years and is sold in 25c and 50c bottles at drugstores.
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U. S
Cherles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
Nent
Hidden Fires Providence Hull House Prodigy Dominic Randazzo
A Chicago 11-year-old, once labeled sub normal, rises from a dark West Side tenement to art world notice at Hull House. In months he discovers colors and clay, joins a painting group, and earns early profits as critics foresee a future as a genuine artist.
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Dominic Randazzo
Dominic
Hull House
Jane Addams
Chicago
Gold Coast
Kiwanis Club Installs Schloss as President in Indianapolis
Eli Schloss of Schloss Brothers Investment Company was installed as president of the Indianapolis Kiwanis Club in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel. Julian Wetzel, retiring president, headed the ceremony and presented Schloss with a gavel gifted by Oren A. Miller. New officers include Ezra Voyles as vice president and Robert Bryson as treasurer.
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Eli Schloss
Schloss Brothers Investment Company
Indianapolis Kiwanis Club
Riley
Claypool Hotel
Julian Wetzel
Keystone Press
Wetzel
Schloss
Oren A. Miller
Johnson-Maas Lumber Company
Ezra E. Voyles
Robert H. Bryson
Lester C. Nagley
O. C. Herdrich
Cecil Crabb
Arthur Webber
A. P. Conklin
Samuel Ashby
Elmer A. Steffen
Louis J. Bornstein
Reuben O. Jackson
M. I. Miller
Carl Weiland
Carl J. Prinzler
Herdrich
Westminster
Walter B. Harding
Father M. W. Lyons
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Culver Officer Dr Charles Reed Dies in Michigan Visit
Dr Charles E Reed 59 medical officer at Culver Military Academy died suddenly in Battle Creek Michigan while working on a car at his father in law's home He is survived by a widow five children including sons in Indianapolis and Akron Ohio He was here with Mrs Reed settling the estate of her father Charles Robinson who died weeks earlier
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Uwaited
Battle Creek
Mich
Charles E. Reed
Culver Military Academy
Indianapolis
Akron
Coolidges Return Aboard The Presidents Special
President and Mrs Coolidge head to Washington after an overnight from Brunswick Georgia. They spent a week on Sapelo Island the offshore estate of Howard E Coffin vice president of Hudson Motor Company.
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United Press
Washington
Funeral Rites Held for John Candee Dean Pioneer Indiana Manufacturer
Funeral services for John Candee Dean 83 Indianapolis pioneer and Dean Bros. Company president who died New Year’s Eve were held at his nephew Edward C. Dean’s home. Burial was in Crown Hill. He authored many astronomy articles and held fellowships and honors from notable societies. Survived by eight nephews and nieces.
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John Candee Dean
Indianapolis
Edward C. Dean
North
Delaware Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
F. S. C. Wicks
All-Souls Unitarian Church
Indianapolis Literary Club
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Indiana Historical Society
Indiana Academy of Science
Lombard College
Galesburg, Ill
The
Westminster Gazette
Methodist Hospital
University Club
Charles G. Dean
Milwaukee
Douglas Dean
Berrien Springs
Mich
Stuart Dean
Ward Dean
Edward Dean
Noble
Randall Dean
Ferris Taylor
Charles Brossman
Belle Dean
Raymond Spruance
Washington
531 Sentenced in 1928 Criminal Court Report
Judge James A. Collins sentenced 531 people in 1928 with three life terms. Of those, 88 had suspended sentences, 122 to Indiana State Reformatory, 152 to the State Farm, 1 woman to the Indiana Woman's Prison, 7 to the correctional department, and 55 to county jail. Multiple crimes led to varied terms including 2 life murder sentences and 11 manslaughter, 17 auto banditry, 87 motor theft, 20 operating blind tigers, 23 other liquor charges, 12 drunk driving cases, and 3 gaming house jail terms.
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James A. Collins
Michigan City
Indiana State Reformatory
State Farm
Indiana Woman's Prison
Correctional Department
Quor
Marriages Go Out Of Style Says Northwestern Professor
Chicago, Jan. 2. Marriage costs, mobility, and late-life trends are blamed for 1928 Cook County declines. Professor William L. Bailey of Northwestern University says companionate marriages are rising while traditional unions fall, signaling a restructured social life.
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United Press Chicago
William L. Bailey
Northwestern University
Chicago
Cook County
Bailey
Spain And America Draw Closer In 1928
Premier Primo de Rivera told United Press that closer Spain America ties marked the year. He cited treaties with South American republics and Spanish professors in U.S. universities as proof, plus improved trade and League of Nations peacemaking potential.
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John DE Gandt
United Press
Madrid
Spain
Primo de Rivera
America
Bolivia
Paraguay
League of Nations
de Rivera
Seek U. S. charges in Indianapolis girl abductions
Mothers of two Indianapolis girls aged 13 and 14 prepared to seek United States District Attorney Albert F. Ward to file charges against Harry Rairdon and his brother Dan Rairdon. The suspects were tied to a stolen car linked to J. M. Bartlow. Dan Rairdon escaped. Harry and one girl were held by Mobile police. The girls say they were kidnapped the night of December 26.
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Indianapolis
United States
Albert F. Ward
Harry Rairdon
Dan Rairdon
Highland Avenue
Harry Bairdon
Mobile
Ala
J. M. Bartlow
South Rural Street
Dan Bairdow
Kansas
Bartlow
Auto Toll Is Lower
Traffic accidents killed fewer people in 1928 than in 1927 according to the National Safety Council. For January to November 1928 about 23,000 deaths occurred, with an estimated full year total based on that period. November averaged about eighty roadway deaths daily.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Council
Bandit borrows cash from man in San Francisco
A robber took 22 dollars from Charles Santo in San Francisco and told him to supply his name and address so the money could be returned when the thief gets a job. He said his family is hungry and that the money is needed more than Santo does.
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San Francisco
Charles Santo
Army welcomes Howard Sprague to West Point
Howard Sprague, brother of Mor timer Sprague, earned an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He starred as the end on a Dallas high school football team this season.
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Howard Sprague
Mortimer Sprague
West Point
Dallas, Tex
Fort Wayne Man Named Insull Chief in State
Elevation of Robert M. Feustel of Ft. Wayne, president of the Indiana Service Corporation and intim ate of Governor-Elect Harry G. Leslie, to chief of Insull owned utilities in Indiana, was announced by Interstate Public Service Company. Coordination of Interstate Public Service Company and subsidiaries will be under Midland Utilities Investment Company.
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Robert M. Feustel
Ft. Wayne
Indiana Service Corporation
Harry G. Leslie
Insull
Indiana
Interstate Public Service Company
Midland Utilities Company
Central Indiana Power Company
Midland Utilities Investment Company
Samuel Insull Jr
Indiana Service Corporation of
Feuster
Insull-owned
T. H., I. & E. Traction Company
T. H., I. & E. Light Company
Indiana Electric Corporation
Public Service Commission
Feustel
Purdue University
Leslie
Northern Indiana Public Service Company
Gary Railways Company
Northern Indiana Power Company
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Attica Electric Company
E. van Arsdel
May McAvoy to Wed Film Executive in Spring
Betrothed star May McAvoy announced at a Rosabelle Laemmle shower that she will marry Mau rice Cleary, a film executive, in the spring. The ceremony follows Laemmle's marriage to Stanley Berger today. L. B. Andrus remains president of the operating subsidiaries, with Samuel Insull Jr. directing Midland Utilities. Feuster may head a $70 million merger, and there is speculation on a future Rails presidency.
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Hollywood
Cal
May McAvoy
Maurice Cleary
Rosabelle Laemmle
Universal Pictures
Stanley Bergerman
Royse Starts Pauper Attorney Duties as Clash Over Pay
John A. Royse began handling county pauper attorney work today but county commissioners assigned Lloyd D. Claycombe a $200 salary for the first month. Royse, appointed by Judge James A. Collins, says he will continue handling cases and may sue if commissioners persist.
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John A. Royse
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Royse
James A. Collins
Claycombe
Rouse
Collins
Dawes Plan Seen Working As Germany Improves
Berlin reports a generally optimistic fourth year of the Dawes plan with stronger currency and rising foreign currency payments. The official 170 page review notes Germany met reparations obligations loyally and cites an increase in foreign currency shares from 30.37 percent to 54.23 percent over the plan’s years.
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United Press
Berlin
S. Parker Gilbert
Germany
Gilbert
Committee of Experts
Paris
Dawes Committee
Notorious Mexican Bandit Surrenders to Government
Benja min Mendoza, once Mexico's most notorious bandit, surrendered with about 1 200 followers in Cuernavaca Morelos under a pact for freedom and land grants. He and his men were linked to highway robberies near Mexico City Cuernavaca and to attacks on trains and the U S ambassador's auto.
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United Press
Mexico City
Benjamin Mendoza
Mexico
Prensa
Cuernavaca
State of Morelos
Mendoza
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