Governor's Son Charged With Accepting Bribe in Pardon Case
Russell G. Davis son of Governor Jonathan M. Davis faces charges of taking a $1,250 bribe to obtain a pardon for Fred W. Pullman, amid a hotel room confrontation observed by seven people. Davis denies his father knew of the deal and says the money was returned. Governor calls the report a frame up and political plot.
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United Press
Kansas City
Fred W. Pullman
Russell G. Davis
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
Orn Journal
Davis
Pollman
Young Davis
Pollman E
Glenn Davis
Topeka, Kan
Pullman
Technical High attic rifles tryouts and school crowd events
The attic of the main building is a rifle range for twenty boys under Sergeant Wolfe with candidates including Patterson Harvey Kline Van Ivan Davidson and others. fifteen will be chosen for the Jan. 17 Fifth Corps Area match. The Martinsville Invitational basketball tourney fizzled due to scheduling. Girls Glee Club performed Tennyson and the Choral Society sang before 850. Senior colors selected. party held with solos, readings, and dancing. Debating Club discussed manhood by 30. History Club organized. machine shop to sharpen skates. Spanish Club heard Julio Samper on A Trip Through Spain.
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Wolfe
Robert Patterson
Ralph Pa Harvey ‘Kline
Eugene van Ivan - Davidson
Irving
Ray Martz
Charles
van Buskirk
Paul Gardner
Norman Qraub
Carl Brinkman
Paul Travis
le Wells
Kenneth Soderquist
Robert Kattsky
George Sears
Paul Barr
Leo
George McMath
Harry Thomson
Yech
Indianapolis Pump and Tube Company Moves Offices
Offices of the Indianapolis Pump and Tube Company have been moved from Greenwood to 1601-2-3-4 Na- Bowe, City Bank Building, Indianapolis. Factory offices will be maintained at Grant Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Pump and Tube Company
Greenwood
City Bank Bldg
Indianapolis
Moving Day Near for Branch and Jackson Families in Indianapolis
The Emmett F. Branchs begin dismantling Governor's mansion on Fall Creek Boulevard to move back to Martinsville Indiana by Tuesday. The Jacksons plan to relocate from 5850 East Washington Street to the mansion on move day, with Mrs. Jackson noting the timing and reservations about the arrangement but pride in moving into the Governor's mansion.
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Indianapolis
Branchs
Emmett F
Fall Creek Blvd
Drn
Talbott Ave
Martinsville
Ind
Jacksons
Washington St
Lone bandit robs Kroger store on Indiana Avenue
A lone colored bandit robbed Kroger at 701 Indiana Ave late Friday, escaping with an unknown amount. Clerk George Morris, 1053 Holmes Ave, said the bandit ordered a bar of soap and turned with a revolver as the thief rifled the cash register. A suspected hold-up man, coal company collector W B Smith, 1706 Buckle St, fled as grocer W L Johnston fired three shots. Authorities charged Smith with assault and battery. Johnston with shooting with intent to kill and unlawful possession of firearms.
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Kroger
Indiana Ave
George Morris
Holmes Ave
Morris
W. L. Johnston
Roache St
Johnson
W. B. Smith
Buckle St
Marion Coal Company
Smith
Asault
Johnston
Hoosier Briefs Roundup of Local Officials and Events
A string of short notices reports on figures in Indiana towns. Reverend Elmer Williams voices views on public officials and corruption in La Porte. Celebration marks Mr and Mrs Samuel Pierce sixty fourth wedding anniversary at Brook. Local deaths include J C Woodington head of La Porte slicing firm. Fire department leadership changes occur in Decatur. New commanders named in Greensburg and Elwood Fraternity elects Phi Delt officers. A city council in Marion approves park funding and a girl sustains nose injury in a school gate accident.
Lobbyists Licensed by State for Electrical Industry Groups
H. C. Carmichael of 135 Neal Ave and A. W. Kane of 1023 Tremont Ave are licensed as lobbyists for their respective organizations. Carmichael represents the Indiana conference board of electrical industry and Kane serves the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, per the secretary of state.
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H. C. Carmichael
Neal Ave
Indiana Conference Board of Electrical Industry
A. W. Kane
Tremont Ave
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Tate
Indiana Lumber Dealers Hold Annual Convention in Indianapolis
The Retail Lumber Dealers Association of Indiana will convene Wednesday and Thursday in Indianapolis. President Cla Roy Metzger of Lebanon and Secretary D Root of Crown Point will finalize plans, with over 500 expected. The Hoo Hoo frolic will open the event and women’s entertainment is planned for the afternoon, followed by the annual banquet.
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Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of Indiana
Cla
Roy Metzger
Lebanon
Cc. D
Convention Secured for National Education Association Meet
Practically every university in the United States will attend the National Education Association convention in Indianapolis from June 28 to July 4. The final decision to accept the invitation was made Friday by Dr. Robert Aley of Butler University Dean H. L. Smith of Indiana University and E. A. Graff Indianapolis superintendent of schools with the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.
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United States
National Education Association
Indianapolis
Vune
Robert Aley
Butler University
H. L. Smith
Indiana University
E. A. Graff
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
B. I. Ferguson
Chamber of Commerce Convention Bureau
Mystery Snow Shoveler 4560 Dies In City Cleanup
Times Special reports a nameless New York snow shoveler known only as 4560 died after being crushed under a truck while shoveling at the corner of Prince Street and the Bowery. He was one of thousands on the municipal payroll during last week’s heavy snowfall. His body is held at the morgue for identification.
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York
New York
Prince St
Bowery
Abundant fruits and vegetables in city market today
City market reports plentiful supplies of produce with no major price shifts. Hot house rhubarb appears at 30 cents, greens 65 to 75 cents a quart, oranges 45 to 80 cents per dozen, apples 6 pounds for 25 cents to 56 cents a pound, Florida tomatoes 35 to 46 cents a pound, lettuce 20 to 25 cents, radishes 15 cents a bunch.
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California
Californaa
Florida
Water restored brief relief for Bloomington residents
Bloomington officials report a small accumulation of water at Leonard Springs reservoir after shutting off mains to conserve supply. Work on the Griffy Creek plant continues with slice gates added to the dam and feed line connected to the system. City expects water from the new plant in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bloomington
Ind
Leonard Springs
Water Company
Griffy Creek
Two Slated In Crashes Involving Assault and Speeding
Otto Jensen aged 46 of 5325 Central Ave faces assault and battery and speeding charges after a crash at Twenty Ninth St and Park Ave with Mrs. Ww G 50 of 4249 Boulevard Pl injuring Mrs. Probst who was bruised and sent home. Dr John Glendening 41 of 115 Butlers Ave charged with speeding and assault and battery after a collision with Edgar Zumpfe at Twenty Fifth and New Jersey Sts. Nellie Wachstetter of 2538 Central Ave in Zumpfe's car sustained a slight injury.
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Otto Jensen
Central Ave
Ww. G
Boulevard Pl
twenty-Ninth St
Park Ave
Probst
John Glendening
Butlers Ave
Edgar Zumpfe
Ny State Ave
Twenty-Fifth and
New Jersey Sts
Nellie Wachstetter
Zumpfe
Nine on Speed Slate
Nine men were charged with speeding Friday night. One also faced assault and battery charges. The speeding defendants include Clarence Flick Harry Curry W R Cronin George Rinker D H McMehon L W Ramsay Carl S Haton and Herbert Breedlove. Dr J L Glendening is charged with speeding and assault and battery.
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Clarence Flick
Barth Ave
Harry Curry
Rawkles Ave
Cronin
Speedway Rd
George Rinker
New Jersey St
D. H. McMehon
Broadway
L. W. Ramsay
Reisner
Burglar Strikes City Homes and Poolhall. Cigarettes and Gun Taken
Fred Evans reported finding groceries he suspects were stolen in his garage several days ago and found another lot today. Neph King says a burglar entered his poolroom through a coal chute, stealing five cartons of cigarettes and a revolver valued at 15 dollars. Police had no new report of grocery burglary today.
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Fred Evans
High St
Neph King
Southeastern Ave
Plans for track elevation across crossings set for Feb 2
Natives of the Indianapolis Union Railways Company will submit plans for track elevation at several crossings to the Board of Public Works on February 2. The promise came at a conference Friday after H. G. Wray, assistant city engineer, reported progress and noted delays in plan preparation.
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Indianapolis Union Railways Company
Board of Public Works
H. G. Wray
Wedding Blink for Dempsey and Estelle Taylor
Hollywood expects world boxing champion Jack Dempsey to marry Estelle Taylor after her Philadelphia divorce. Estelle says engagement should be announced only after a few days, while Dempsey's manager hints at pleased acceptance if they wed.
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Tires Speviat
Ollywood
Cal
Estelle Taylor
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Jack Dempsey
Estelle
Kenneth M. Peacock
Jack
Teller
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Twain
Radio Schedule Highlights In various cities this evening
Listings show concerts religious services and orchestra plays across Minneapolis Saint Paul Schenectady Buffalo Washington Dallas Boston and other cities with times from 1:45 PM to midnight. Notable events include East Pitt orchestral concert Shenandoah Iowa church service and Sacred recital in Papaia and Sacerdic events in Atlanta and New York.
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Minneapolis- Seen
Glen
WBAP
WSB
Atlanta
Abe
Sabia
Dallas
Omaha
WGR
Buffalo
RWCAP
Washin
Burg Thiense
Boag
Gwe
Paria
da Bais Ae Fannan
Ieee
Woco
Minneapolis- St. Paul
KGO
Oakland
Foxtrotters
WOAI
San_Antonio
Texas
Avennars
Chestra
Os “Angelee
United Press
WEAF
New York
WEEI
Boston
Parkes Cadman
WJZ
WGY
Schenectady
Hampton Institute
WOAW
WEI
WJAR
Providence
WDBH
Worcester
WCAP
Washington
Roxy
Capitol Theater
WLW
Cincinnati
Kopp
Radio Listings From KSD and Network Stations Tonight
The schedule lists concerts and programs across stations in St. Louis and major cities. Highlights include the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra under Rudolph Ganz at 8 PM, plus orchestras and choirs on WEAF WRC KGO WECD WHAF and more with times ranging from 2:15 PM to 11 PM.
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KSD
St. Louis
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Rudolph Ganz
WRC
Washington
KGO
Oakland
WECD
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Paul A. C
Radio Listings Highlight Saturday Concert Schedule
The page catalogs a dense set of radio programs for Saturday January 10, listing stations such as Pittsburgh Penn Hotel Philadelphia-Davis Orchestra WGN Chicago Skees WOS Jefferson City WDAF and more. It notes various orchestras ensembles and musical acts across multiple cities with times like 6:00 P M and 6:45 P M alongside stations WOAW WOC WBN and others.
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Pitts
Fureb
Dianur
Westing Cae
Pittedburgh
Penn Hotel
Philadelphia
Davis Orchestra
Ae Jim
WGN
Chicago
Skees
Jefferson City
WDAF
Styenwip
WMA Aggrecoloniees
Divenport
Spory
Omaha
WBN
Ho Hee
Maso
Pi ' Wee
Fes
Montreal
Dancing Tonight Broadcast Schedule Shuffle
Radio listings show tonight's schedule with multiple stations and times across 6:45, 8:00, 8:30, 9:15, 9:30, 10:30, 11:00, and 12:00 PM. Notable call letters include WOAW, WNID, WTAM, WBCN, WMAQ, WGY, KTHS, WOC, WHN, WOR, CKAC, WNYC, WRC, WCCO, WGN, WQJ, WBZ, WAHG, WEB, WFAA, KSD, WDAF, KFI, KHJ, and KGO.
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WOAW
WNID
WTAM
WBCN
WMAQ
WTAS
WGY
KTHS
WOC
WHN
WOR
CKAC
WNYC
WRC
WCCO
WGN
WQJ
WBZ
WAHG
WFAA
KSD
WDAF
KFI
KHJ
KGO
Wwd
WTAY
Ws8z
WIP
KDKA
KFNF
WHAS
Sbd
KYW
wGen
Wuc
KTHB
East Pittsburg house and regional radio listings review
The fragment lists venues and programs across multiple stations including Shenan Town, Chicago Wine, New York and Dallas. It mentions bands, orchestras and two hour airtime blocks with assorted call letters such as WCAB WFAA and KTHS.
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Ohio
New
Oak Park
Til
Silent Today Dee F yr. M Kyw Chicago Hue
Radio listings show a bustling daytime schedule with stations WOR WCBC WSB and WOAW from New York Newark Chicago and Omaha offering musical programs and hotel dances. Notable slots include 9 15 P M 9 30 P M and 11 00 P M with orchestras and vocal performances across cities like Chicago Schenectady Pittsburgh and Zion.
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Dee
Chicago
New
Omaha
Wii
Kansas City City
Millord
Cas
Marriage Fading, Minister Says Triage Will Be Scrapped
The Rev Nelson Junius Springer of the Fourth Unitarian Church in Booklyn New York argues the present marriage system has failed and will be replaced by something better He says civilization that treats love as secondary is wrong and notes he and his wife maintain independence and pre marriage friendships with others.
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United Press Booklyn
N. Y
Tox
Nelson Junius Springer
Fourth Unitarian Church
Springer
Reverend Springer Graduate Pace and Career Outline
The Rev Springer graduated from Shortridge High School in 1911 and later studied at the University of Chicago. He completed seminary training at Meadville Pennsylvania and has held his current pastorate for several years. While at Shortridge he was an honor student and active in school life, especially the Shortridge Senate.
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Springer
Shortridge High School
University of Chicago
Cal Seminary
Meadville
Stortridge
Ren Springer
Shortridge
Minister’s view: marriage impractical for average person today
The Rev. Springer, in an interview with United Press ahead of a sermon series, argues that economic pressures and modern conditions render marriage unfeasible for the average person. He, though happily married five years with no children, cites widespread desire for free love among the young.
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Springer
United Press
Dr.Springer
The
Duvall opens headquarters for mayor bid at bank building
County treasurer John L. Duvall announced he will seek the Republican nomination for mayor and opened his campaign headquarters in the 507 508 National City Bank Building.
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John L. Duvall
National City Bank
Irvington Church of Disciples of Christ Named
Downey Avenue Christian Church adopts new name after congregation vote. Rev. Joseph D. Armistead remains pastor. Demarchus C. Brown becomes elder emeritus and A. B. Tharp becomes deacon emeritus.
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Irvington Church of Disciples of Christ
Downey Avenue
House May Act In Denton Case
Settlement of George K. Denton Evansville effort to be elected judge of the Supreme Court from the First district may be made by the House. Denton was defeated by one vote. Willoughby took office January 5. Denton’s attorney said a ruling on corrections to election returns will likely lead to an election contest to be filed within twenty days. Seven members would hear the case to decide tally corrections from Sullivan Howard and Whitley counties.
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George K. Denton
Evansville
Supreme Court
First Judicial District
House of Representatives
House
Sullivan
Howard
Whitley
Denton
Two Arrested In Fight Over Argument In City
Norman Lang age 24 of 622 EB Iowa Bt suffered a slight concussion after an argument on Pennsylvania and Washington Streets. Lang was knocked down by Cleo Walker 2 of 1947 Ashland Ave who was later arrested at Joe Gugenheim's tailor shop 48 E Washington St. Walker said the men argued but refused to give the cause. Lang charged with assault and battery. Walker charged with assault and battery and vagrancy.
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Norman Lang
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Washington Sts
Laing
Cleo Walker
Ashland Ave
Joe Gugenheim
Washington St
Walker
Lang
Ruling for Teachers on Per Diem at Joint Township Institutes
Assistant Attorney General Edward M. White holds teachers are entitled to per diem for attending joint township institutes outside their own townships. He responded to Dr. H. Sherwood the superintendent of public instruction, confirming legality under the monthly township institute law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sherwood
Superiate of Public Instruction
Edward M. White
Sherwood
Yale Alumni Elect Arthur Brady President of Union Traction
Arthur R. Brady of Anderson Indiana was elected president of the Yale Association in Indiana. Other officers chosen Friday at the University Club include P. Sutphin as vice president and Evans Woollen Jr of Indianapolis as secretary treasurer. The Rev George Roberts of Lake Forest Illinois spoke.
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Arthur “R. Brady
Anderson
Union Traction Company
Indiana
Yale Association
University Club
Sutphin
Evans Woollen, Jr
Indianapolis
George Roberts
Lake Forest
Man shoots wife then ends own life in Iowa quarrel
J K Vanderfy of Seymour Iowa shot his wife in the head at a Rockford Illinois home early today and then killed himself with a gun. The double shooting followed a quarrel, according to United Press reports.
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Bu United Press
Rockford, Ill
J. K. Vanderfy
Seymour
Iowa
E. H. Conrad
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Father Enewy
Tech
Girls’ Glee Club
Tennyson
Kathleen Jerry
Choral Society
Bernice Thorn
Mac Hollingsworth
Margaret Rennick
Margaret Riddle
Dorothy Black
Lester Livingston
Lois McCammon
Emma Whitedance
Maxine Quinn
Helen Snake
Mary Nicoll
Walter Callahan
George Newton
Cornet Spio
Alice Miller
Max Winchell
Martha Dirnberger
Debating Club
History Club
Martha Rutherford
Julio Samper
Spain
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Delaware
N. Penn, St
205
Thirty Fourth St
Indiana Governor's Mansion
Hoosier Briefs
Elmer Williams
Fee
la Porte
Mrs
Samuel Pierce
Brook
J. C. Woodington
United States Slicing Machine Company
Lee Smith
Erve Elzey
R. B H. Smith
Decatur Volunteer Fire Department
Amos Fisher
H. M. de Voss
Sam Evans
United Spanish American War Veterans of
Greensburg
Clifton of
Muncie
Atrolman Horace
B. & O Railroad
George Krick
Decaturdin
Hubert M. de Voss, J
Houston
W. H. Kendall
Kokomo
Howard Township Farmers’ Association
A.c.hostetter
Cal Long
Ne New
Phi Delt Fraternity
Elwood
Reiffsburg
Marion Zo
Ruby Bennett
Blaffton
Speed Slate
Today
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WMA
Wmc—Wtay
WSB Cwram
Zion
Tany
Pitteburch
Mae Tae
Spiritualist
Church OF Truth
Justin E. Titus
Nell Edelman
Bessie Hart
Mission Ethl
WOS
Wooco
Wwoc
Cadle Tabernacle
Ohio and
New Jersey Co
H. Erickson
Ché Choir
Christian Laymen's Committee
White
YALE
Sen
Uomepaat
Gio
Alexander & Watson
Zenith
Atwater-Kent
Carlin Music CO
E. Washington
Indianapolis Clearing House
America
American Bankers’ Assn
Indiana Trust Company
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