Senators pressure party regulars as Dial recants
Washington Jan 8 One more party heretic recants under Senate pressure to uphold party regularity. Nat Dial of South Carolina withdraws his critical speech after Democratic leaders rebuke him. The incident highlights ongoing clashes over freedom of debate in the Senate and the fate of those not renomined.
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Times Special
Washington
Hertic
Senate
Nat Dial
South Carolina
Coolidge
Dial
Senator Smith
Hetlin
Alabama
Robinson
Arkansas
Tor
Heflin
Chamber
Honest Tipton veteran refutes claim no honest lawyers
Calvin Straley, Civil War veteran from Tipton Indiana, says there are honest lawyers. He dropped his attorney J C Herron Komo found it and returned it.
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Times Special
Tipton
Ind
Calvin Straley
J. C
Herron Kokomo
Insults Fly As Senators Clash Over Postal Bill
On the Senate floor Heflin and Sterling trade sharp jibes over President Harding's veto of the postal reform. Heflin accuses Sterling of eyeing a Federal office, while Sterling mocks Heflin's imagination as insurgent politics tighten party lines amid harsh exchanges.
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South Dakota
Heflin
Sterling
Alabama
Lebanon Man Elected President Of Township Assessors
E A Gabriel of Lebanon Indiana was elected president of the Township Assessors Association at a Statehouse meeting on Wednesday Lon Daugherty of Hagerstown was named vice president and George W Pfeiffer of Muncie secretary The group voiced opposition to a county unit bill and a bill to make township assessor an appointive office and appointed a legislative committee to lead the fight The committee included BE W Miller FR Wayne John McFadden Gary and George Moore head Terre Haute
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E. A. Gabriel
Lebanon
Ind
Township Assessors Association
Statehouse
Lon Daugherty
Hagerstown
George W. Pfeiffer
Muncie
BE. W. Miller
Fr. Wayne
John MceFadden
Gary
George Moorehead
County considers 12306 dollar paying claim involving Parker Co
County commissioners heard arguments on a 12306 dollar claim by the Lowell F Parker Company to pay for an extension of Russell N Edwards Road on North Pennsylvania Street. County Auditor Harry Dunn said payment is held due to bankruptcy litigation in federal court involving the Taylor Finance Company and subcontractors who claim 7500 dollars.
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Lowell F. Parker Company
Russell N. Edwards
N. Pennsylvania
Harry Dunn
Taylor Finance Company
Parker Company
Boy dies of pneumonia in city hospital
Charles Justus five year old son of Mr and Mrs Guy Justus 4210 East Tenth Street died early today at Methodist Hospital from pneumonia He was recovering from a tonsil operation on January 2 at the time of the illness He leaves two brothers and two sisters Funeral services will be held at the residence Friday at 2 PM Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Charles Justus
Guy Justus
Tenth St
Methodist Hospital
Charles
Memorial Park
Cemery
Race Victim Sues Fair Over Fatal Auto Crash
Raymond Sampson a Cass County farmer filed a $15 000 damages suit against the Cass County Fair Association for injuries from an auto race at the fair grounds last fall The driver Ray Butcher of Indianapolis left the track and struck spectators killing Butcher and injuring Sampson and others
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United Press
Logansport
Ind
Raymond Sampson
Farmer
Today
Cass County Fair Association
Fair Grounds
Sampson
Ray Butcher
Indianapolis
Butcher
Republicans pick Nejdl pro tem and Pittenger floor leader
In a late Wednesday caucus the State Senate elected Senator James J. Nejdl of Whiting as president pro tempore and the House chose Representative Lemuel A. Pittenger of Selma as Republican floor leader. Representative Harry G. Leslie was named speaker of the House.
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State Senate
James J. Nejdl
Whiting
Harry G. Leslie
House
Lemuel A.pittenger
Selma
McNeigh
Charles M. Clark
Johnson
Marion
William B. Roe
Lake County
James M. Knapp
Hagerstown
Leslie Knapp
Leslie
Clark
Freeman
Knapp
Max C. Murray
Lagrange
J. Frank Smith
Tippecanoe County
James
Claypool
Veedersburg
Murray S. Barker
Thorntown
Senate
Lemuel A. Pittinger
Hig
Joseph M. Cravens
Madison
Charles S. Batts
Terre Haute
Ora C. King
Sweetser
Chester McCormick
North Judson
Edward Mullin
Bristow
Adalgo Wandel
Bluffton
Thurman A. Gotschalk
Berne
Herbert P
Boy Scout Earns Eagle Scout Honor at Irvington Church
Charles Kimball of Troop 8 was acclaimed an eagle scout after a court of honor at Irvington Presbyterian Church on Wednesday night. Frank Fairchild of Troop 3 and Lorenz Schmidt of Troop 8 earned life and star scout awards as part of a 112 a total distributed among thirty troops.
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Charles Kimball
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Frank Fairchild
Lornz Schmidt
Political leaders favor Claude Smith for circuit judge post
PRINCETON Ind Jan 8 political leaders here favor Claude A Smith speaker of the House in the 1921 Legislature as successor to R C Baltzell circuit judge nominated for the Federal bench at Indianapolis Other candidates Attorney McDonald Hovey C Kirk Luther Benson and J Q A Goodman
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Princeton
Ind
Claude “A. Smith
House
R. C. Baltzell
Indianapolis
McDonald
Hovey C. Kirk
Luther Benson
J. Q. A. Goodman
Child Fatally Scalded by Hot Water Tub
Ruth Fay Funkhouse a five year old girl died after falling into a tub of hot water while her mother scrubbed the kitchen floor in New York state January 8. The accident occurred in an Ind district.
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Binencial Cla NY Ind
Ruth Fay Funkhouse
Teen Shot in Shed. Suspect Held on Bond
Harold Tanner, 14, was wounded by a shotgun while in a shed behind Roy Mackey's home. Mackey, 17, is in custody with William Fariss, 17, held on a $5,000 bond. Police say Tanner was shot during a theft incident tied to articles valued around $200 from west side stores.
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Harold Tanner
N. Warman Ave
Roy Mackey
Somerset Ave
William Fariss
Bridgeport
Ind
Mackey
Tanner
West Side
Store thief returns to scene of crime at Brown’s shop
R T Brown the grocer at 33 N Miley Ave testified criminals returned after a robbery. He said three colored men entered his store and stole a box of cigars while he waited on them. Hours later one returned and tried to sell him an ax. Brown fled as the man flourished the ax.
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R. T. Brown
N. Miley Ave
Brown
Riley Park Bond Issue Approved for Greenfield Land
Riley Park including the Old Swimmin Hole was assured today as the time limit for protesting the $12,500 land purchase bond expired.
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Greenfield
Ind
Riley Park
Legislature Opens as Van Orman Confirmed as Lieutenant Governor
The Indiana legislature convened with F. Harold Van Orman of Evansville set to be inaugurated as lieutenant governor. Senate and House organized, rules adopted temporarily, and a patronage committee formed to hire and fire staff. The caucuses revealed a tight struggle between Nejdl and Daily for leadership, with Nejdl narrowly securing the nomination.
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Russell B. Harrison
English
Indianapolis
Rowland H. Hitt
Carthage
F. Harold van Orman
Evansville
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Daily
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Senate
Will K. Penyoda
Loogootee
Branch
J. Monroe Fitch
Muncie
Frank W. Merry
Dunkirk
Penrod
Frederick E. Schortemeier
O. B. Moor
Third Reformed Church
Carlisle
Munden
Plass
David A. Meyers
Supreme Court
Harry G. Leslie
Lafayette
W. T. Lytle
Burlington
Nina Smith
Leslie
George W. Freeman
Kokomo
James M. Knapp
Hagerstown
Thurman A. Gottschalk
Berne
John W. Thiel
Hobart
Max C. Murray
Heimar
Walter B. Korff
Joseph C. Buchanan
J. Glenn Harris
Gary
J. W. Ebaugh
J. Frank Smith
Gottschalk
Emmett F. Branch
Chamberg
Rowland H. Hill
Delbert
Nejdl
Ray M. Southworth
C. Oliver Holmes
Lake County
Holmes
William F. Hodges
Fake solicitor foiled and Klansmen clash in state caucus
Police tracked a swindler posing as a charity donor to a fictitious destitute family and a false Graceland address. The report blends a fraud bust with a detailed Indiana House and Senate caucus scene at Claypool, naming leaders, nominees, and floor officers amid partisan maneuvering.
Notable figures join American Legion Endowment Fund committee
Three accept honor on the national committee: Will H. Hays of New York City head of MPDAI Inc V M Johnson of Rockford Illinois international Kiwanis president Otto H Kahn New York banker. Russell Creviston announces. Indiana Illinois and Kentucky launch the drive with further expansion planned nationwide. Executive committee of the Indiana American Legion Auxiliary endorsed the campaign.
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Will H. Hays
New York City
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc
V. M. Johnson
Rockford, Il
Kiwanis International
Otto H. Kahn
New York
American Legion
National
Russell Creviston
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Indiana American Legion’ Auxiliary
National Auxiliary Headquarters
Lodge heads installed at Brookside Lodge No 720
More than 200 members witnessed the installation of Fred Gorman of 20 N. Dearborn as worshipful master of Brookside Lodge F and A M No 720 at Tenth and Gray Streets. Clyde Rickes was retiring master with Ira McClockey as senior warden and Charles Trueman union warden. Willard Lyon served as secretary. Holland plans to raise import duties on autos motorcycles and parts.
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Fred Gorman
N. Dearborn
Brookside Lodge
Tenth
Gray Sts
Clyde Rickes
Ira McClockey
Charles Trueman
Willard Lyon
Governor Urges Frugal Budget and Reforms for Indiana
Governor Branch calls for strict economy and a permanent budget advisory committee. He pushes funding to complete Pendleton Reformatory and Michigan City State Prison, tax reforms, gas tax, and reforestation. He urges tighter licensing, driver safety laws, and anti holding companies with utilities.
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Pendleton
Michigan City
House
Branch
Indiana Governor Pushes Reforms and Tax Proposals
Gov Branch urges repeal of emergency sheriff law and primary reform to curb self seekers on ballots. He calls for statewide taxation of non tax bonds, expansion of banking department oversight, and a 20 percent bank loan cap secured by real estate or bonds. He proposes a new Department of Public Safety under the Public Service Commission.
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State Highway Commission
Branch
United States
World War Memorial Plaza
Indianapolis
National Guard
Indiana
State Banking Department
Banking Department
Rockville
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Haley M O Oil advertisement from Indianapolis
An old Haley M O Company ad promotes Haley's nesia O il a magnesia mineral oil anti acid. It claims quick relief for stomach ach and indigestion and offers mail postpaid ordering from the Indianapolis firm with family size priced at $1.
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Peet Bowela
Haley
Fort One
Magnesia
Haley M-O Company
Indianapolis
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