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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1925

Page

10

Six Candidates for Cabinet Sanctioned by Coolidge

President Coolidge narrows the secretary of agriculture field to six candidates including former Governor Carey of Wyoming, Thomas J. Campbell of Montana, Ralph P. Merritt of California, John J. Fields of Oklahoma, Louis J. Tabor of Ohio, and Willis J. Bailey of Kansas. He plans a shift from production focus to marketing and distribution in policy.

United Press Washington Coolidge Secretary of Agriculture Carey Wyoming Thomas J. Campbell Montana Ralph P. Merritt California John J. Fields Oklahoma Louis J. Tabor Ohio Willis J. Bailey Kansas

Final hearing set on restraining order for GOP committeemen

Judge Sidney S. Miller scheduled a final hearing for Saturday at 9 30 a m on a restraining order to stop removal of twenty six Republican precinct committeemen by county chairman George W Coffin. The matter follows Coffin removing adherents of the Shank Jewett Lemeke faction after the November election and a prior injunction being dissolved. Attorney actions were labeled as an attempt to evade Miller's jurisdiction. The committeemen were barred from the city convention and the case may go to the Indiana Supreme Court.

Sidney S. Miller Superior Court George W. Coffin Coffin Miller Arthur R. Robinson Frank A. Symmes Garth B. Nelson Indiana Supreme Court

Chambers to Speak to Irvington Republican Club

State Senator Walter S. Chambers will address the Irvington Republican Club Monday night at 2068 S. Audubon Rd. He will discuss the state budget, the third in a series on political and legislative matters, with Edward J. Hecker as chairman. Chambers is the first Democrat invited to speak to the club.

Walter S. Chambers Irvington Republican Club S. Audubon Rd Edward J. Hecker Senator Chambers

Governor appoints Roscoe Kiper special judge in Floyd County

Governor Jackson names Roscoe Kiper of Boonville as special judge to hear a Floyd County civil case after attorneys and the judge failed to agree and appealed to the Governor. A theft report from Mrs Alma Rogers lists a ring with a diamond and two sapphires valued at 250 dollars taken from her home at 312 East Twenty Eighth Street.

Jackson Roscoe Kiper Boonville Floyd County Alma Rogers E. Twenty-Eighth St

Statehouse Women Employes Put On Childish Skit

Members of the Statehouse Women s Republican Club held a monthly party at the W C A to reenact childhood days with a kid act. Marjorie Walker wrote and directed the songs for the skit with Roberta Schloesser Gladys Brock and Helen Toms involved.

Statehouse Statehouse Women’s Republican’ Club Mar Jorie Walker State Tax Board Roberta Schloesser Public Instruction Gladys Brock Insurance Department Helen Toms Industrial Board Helen Tms

Indiana Building Contracts Total 90 Million in 1924

Building contracts awarded in Indiana last year reached 90.7 million dollars per F. W. Dodge. The 25 percent drop from 1923 left strong future demand, with residential, public works, commercial, educational and industrial sectors all contributing sizable shares. December contracts rose 5 percent from November but lagged 1923. Also noted, John C. Clark bought property at Illinois and Thirteenth for about 20 thousand dollars as an investment.

Indiana F. W. Dodge Corporation New York

Shortridge Tackles Conduct Via Honor System and Student Involvement

Principal George Buck outlines an honor system at Shortridge High School with no student government, relying on participation and trust. The school uses The Daily Echo to foster cooperation, runs a Cooperation Committee to address issues, and relies on faculty for serious discipline. The Blue Triangle Club boosters fund activities to support debaters and athletes, while the Senate dates back to 1887 as a long-standing institution.

Shortridge George Buck Buck Shortridge High School National Honor Society Big Sisters Club Daily Echo Spe Blue Triangle Club

Prescription for Colds and Fever Promises Fast Relief

A remedy touted as the speediest cure for colds fever and grippe claims to prevent pneumonia. The product emphasizes rapid action and strong preventive benefits for respiratory illness.

A Puzzle a Day and its Challenging Path

A square maze puzzle lets you move in any direction without revisiting a square. Starting at a corner and tracing a seven word sentence of thirty six letters reveals an evident fact. The last puzzle answer references Shakespeare: Nothing extenuate nor set down aught in malice.

Malaughtice

Evansville Welcomes New Ophthalmology Academy President

Dr B D Ravdin of Evansville is named president of the Indiana Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology as the convention ends at the Claypool. Evansville will host the next meeting with officers Dr A B Knapp Vincennes and Dr R E Repass Indianapolis as vice presidents and Dr D S Adams Indianapolis secretary treasurer. New council members include Dr William S Tomlin Indianapolis and Dr B W Eagan Logansport.

B. D. Ravdin Evansville Indiana Academy of Ophthalmology Claypool A. B. Knapp Vincennnes R. E. Repass Indianapolis D. 8. Adams Williams. Tomlin B. W. Eagan Logansprt

Lad Struck by Auto. Police Seek Driver

James Overman ten year old son of Mrs Myrtle Overman is injured in the head after a Thursday automo bile strike. Police search for a man believed to be the driver after a report from a grocery clerk near H Street and Belmont Avenue. The boy was taken home after the incident.

James Overman Myrtle Overman Barrett Sr Mrn H St Belmont Ave Minnesota St

Shortridge Senate Founded in 1887 by Laura Donnan

A fragment notes the United States Senate style in a school setting at Shortridge founded in 1887 by Miss Laura Donnan who served as censor and sergeant at arms during sessions. It briefly mentions student activities like introducing bills debating and voting, with a stray aside about a roommate.

United States Senate Shortridge Laura Donnan

Dirks to Lead Talks on Adolescent Boy Psychology

Louis H. Dirks of Shortridge High School will lead a series on The Psycho Boy with topics The Pre Adolescent Boy The Early Adolescent Period and The Middle Adolescent Period. The first meeting is Tuesday night at First Presbyterian Church.

Louis H. Dirks Shortridge’ High School First Presbyterian Church

Elks Welcome First Class in New Indianapolis Lodge

On February 24, the first group of candidates for initiation will receive the degree work in the new eight story home of Indianapolis Lodge No. 13 at Meridian and St. Clair Streets. Exalted Ruler J. H. Tudball announced the event as the lodge prepares its formal opening and dedication.

B. P. O. Elks Indianapolis Lodge No. 13 Meridian St. Clair Sts

Watson to Select Indiana Federal Judge Monday

Washington Jan 23 Senator James E Watson will pick a new federal judge for Indiana next Monday. The decision comes after informing Attorney General Stone and signals point to a Northern Indiana candidate in line with regional support for the Hickey bill.

Washington James E. Watson Indiana Watson Stone Hickey

Petition for involuntary bankruptcy of Fletcher M Noe Jewelry

A petition for involuntary bankruptcy was filed in federal court today against the Fletcher M Noe jewelry store in the Guarantee Building. Creditors Louis Rauch of Cincinnati Lissauer Co of New York and Jacob Rothschild Co allege debts of 20000 and seek the appointment of a receiver.

Fletcher M

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