Hawkins Suit Alleges Irregularities in Indiana Court
Supreme Court temporarily restrains the Wel fare Loan Company receiver and sets final hearing for Feb. 17. The petition alleges improper conduct by Judge Victor H. Simmons and his father Luther B. Simmons in the Blackford Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Welfare Loan Company
Victor H. Simmons
Blackford
Hartford City
Ind
Indiana Supreme Court
Lewis Wallace
Indianapolis
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Portland
Frank Gilmer
Welfare Loan Society of
South Bend
E. E. McGriff
Welfare Loan
Hawkins
Ohio
Peare
Sarah C. Fulton
Anthonys. Scheib
Simmons
Luther B. Simmons
Atorney
Disciples Board Here Meets for Executive Conference
The executive committee of the National Educational Board of the Disciples of Christ met at the Clay Pool. Attendees included Dr. T. C. Howe Miss Maude Rumpler H O Pritchard G I Hoover of Indianapolis and several college presidents from Bethany Hiram Illinois Missouri and Indiana universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Board of Disciples of Christ Church
Claypool
T. C. Howe
Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal
Creomulsion promoted as a twofold treatment for chronic coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes and kill germs, with creosote as a key ingredient. The ad asserts medical endorsement and notes use for bronchitis, throat diseases, and recovery after colds or flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacceusanien Co
Grocer John C. Smith Dies at 72
Funeral services for John C. Smith 72 resident of 3219 Rockie Street president of Indianapolis Fancy Grocery Company will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at his residence Burial will be at Crown Hill Cemetery He was born in Hamilton County Ohio and was long active in the wholesale grocery business He was a member of Broadway Methodist Church for 28 years He is survived by two sons L Burnside Smith and J E Smith and two brothers William Smith and Charles Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Smith
Rockie St
Indianapolis Fancy Grocery Company
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Hamilton County
Ohio
Broadway M. E. Church
L. Burnside Smith
J. E. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
William Smith
Indianapolis
Charles Smith
One More Step and He Was In Naval Recruiting Tale
A veteran recalls wartime and postwar recruitment chatter near Washington. He debates signing for three years and learns Navy options, radio school, or seaman roles while old salts quiz his service and ship history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Philippines
Philadelphia
National Board To Meet With Indiana Purchasing Group
National Purchasing Agents Association officers will dine with Indiana chapter leaders at the Claypool tonight. Local officers Hubert Riley and E C Wolf head the Indiana group. The national board meets in executive session Saturday with about ten members attending. National president P A Hopcraft of Cleveland and secretary W L Chamler of New York are named. Milwaukee convention plans in May are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Purchasing Agents’ Association
Purchasing Agents’ Association of
Indiana
Claypool
Hubert Riley
E. C. Wolf
National Board
P. A. Hopcraft
Cleveland
Ohio
W. L. Chamler
New York
Milwaukee
Wis
Jolint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Stiff Joints
A pharmacist claims Jolint-Ease soaks through skin to relieve rheumatic and other joint swellings. The remedy targets ankles knees hips elbows shoulders spines and fingers and is said to yield rapid, gratifying results. Now on sale at Hooks De-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Hook
Chicago Wedding Plans Top City News Of The Day
Loretta Hines and Howell Howard plan a $100000 wedding in Chicago with Cardinal Mundelheim officiating and a Paris gown, a Rosary from Pope Pius XI, and a six month visit planned in Warwickshire after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Pope Pius XI
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Tito Schipa
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Loretta Hines
Howell Howard
Dayton
Ohio
Pope Pius
Francis Kelley
Oklahoma
Warwickshire
Eng
State Budget Panel Faces Old Quarry Claim
The State Budget Advisory Committee confronted Julius Hauck's claim of 344 032 for a stone quarry on a 66 acre plot deeded to the State reformatory in 1922. Hauck had sold the land for 9 000. officials promised PSC review and payment, but the commission valued the quarry at 44 032 and the reformatory budget has no provision to cover the debt. Superintendent A F Miles is to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Budget Advisory Committee
Julius Hauck
State Reformatory
Hauck
Reformatory
McCray
Public Service Commission
A. F. Miles
The
Youths Repudiate Confessions In Whitaker Death
In city court two 21 year old youths denied third degree confessions related to the January 13 hit and run death of Ada May Whitaker 20 of 3700 West Tenth Street. They face drunkenness and operating a blind tiger charges with one also charged with driving while intoxicated. judge Garth Melson holds advisement to review the confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada May Whitaker
Tenth St
Garth Melson
Greensburg Water Company seeks injunction over rates
In Greensburg Indiana the Water Company asked federal court for an injunction against the Public Service Commission to stop fixed rates based on a $469 000 valuation. Judge Anderson questioned if the request aimed to fix rates and the company sought higher valuations while refusing to adopt $225 000 or $400 000 based rates. Attorney General Gilliam argued the commission rates are presumptively fair until proved otherwise and the company bears the burden to show impropriety since it refused the newer more productive rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Alshuler
A. B. Anderson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert C. Baltzell
Indiana
Greensburg (Ind.) Water Company
Public Service Commission
Anderson
Arthur L. Gilliam
Evansville Bridge Bill Seeks State Highway Commission Project
A bill to be introduced in the House by Representative Korff would authorize Vanderburgh County to pay one sixth of the construction costs for a bridge across the Ohio River at Evansville, with construction to be provided by the state highway commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Ohio River
Evansville
Korff
Vanderburgh County
Fifteen Drivers Named for Speed Slate
City court adjourned after a trial of fifty speeders when police cycles renewed their drive. Early today fifteen men were slated including Frank Vogt and Leslie Amos among others. five were charged with driving while intoxicated. Names and addresses are listed for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vogt
S. Sherman Dr
Leslie Amos
N. Capitol Ave
Connie Stump
Tacoma Ave
Eldo Nelson
Walnut St
Walter Hensel
Lexington Apts
Eleventh St
Capitol Ave
Charles Hufnagel
Richmond
Ind
Wiliam H. Moore
Olive St
Gus Snider
Greenfield
Otto Mahrdt
West Dr
Woodruff Place
Herman Gauss
Meridian St
John Bauman
New York St
Paul Hornack
Senate Ave
Hutto
Alias Watson
Pennsylvania St
James Swisher
Hillside Ave
Harry Overton
East St
James Nicholson
Ohio Threat Put Up to Gillom
Secretary of State Frederick Schortemeier will confer with Attorney General Arthur Gilliam on police powers and the Ohio public service commission's threat to arrest Red Ball Transit bosses who crossed into Ohio. A Senate bill asking retaliation against Ohio drivers entering Indiana was sent to Governor Jackson for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick BE. Schortemeier
Arthur Gilliam
Ohio Public Service Commission
Red Ball Transit Company
State
Ohio
Senate
Rowland H. Hill
Carthage
Indiana
Jackson
Judiciary
Schortemeier
Gilliam
Ohio Commission
Miners Face Winter Storms in Tent Colony at Kanawha
Five thousand miners and families are encamped in Kanawha coal district protected by canvas tents as winter storms rage. Each person receives sixty two and a half cents weekly in food, with families baring bread beans salt pork potatoes and cabbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harleston
W. Va
Kanawha Coal District
Union
Charize
Mildred Featherstone Voted Wizard of the Keys in Danville
Miss Mildred Featherstone of 6566 Ashland Ave. was named wizard of the keys at a Danville Indiana contest. She won a wrist watch for being the best piano player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred. Featherstone
Mildred Featherstone
Ashland Ave
Danville
Ind
Ill Supreme Court Chief Justice Warns Bankers on Crime
Chicago January 23 Chief Justice Floyd E Thompson of the Illinois Supreme Court urged the Illinois Bankers Association to view criminals as traitors to society. He criticized jail benefits and lenient paroles that undermine punishment and noted delays from judges who neglect their duties in large cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Floyd E. Thompson
Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois 'Bankers’ Association
Thompson
Employees Meet Here at Claypool Convention
More than 500 employees of Interstate Public Service Company attended a convention at the Claypool today. Ira E. Guthrie of Indianapolis spoke on proper relations with the public. Harry Reid and Martin J. Insull were among speakers, with Insull discussing holding companies or utility investment firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Public Service Company
Claypool
Ira E. Guthrie
Indianapolis
Harry Reid
Martin J. Insull
Middle West Utilities Company
Insull
Stagnation Forecast If Quillen Bill Becomes Law
Maj. Gen. George H. Harries warned at the Indiana Public Utility Association dinner that placing holding companies under public service commission control would halt utility activity until courts settle the law. He noted small utilities are disappearing and overhead burdens rise, threatening broader service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
George H. Harries
Chicago
Indiana Public Utility Association
Claypool
General Harries
H. M. Bylesby & Co
House Backs Chiropractic Measure in Indiana House
The Indiana House adopted a minority report backing passage of a chiropractic bill by 62 to 36. It would create a State board for registration and exams and raise educational standards for chiropractors. Representative De Haven urged adoption of the minority report while Rep Trent warned of rapid chiropractor licensure under the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
State Medicine, Health and Vital Statistics Committee
de Haven
Indianapolis
Trent
Muncie
Long Combs dominates National Western Horse Show wins
Mrs. Lula Long Combs of Lees Summit Missouri won five first places two seconds one third and one fourth across ten events at the National Western Horse Show in Denver Colorado. The best roadster was 8 T Meserob a brown stallion from George G Peak Winchester Illinois. Mrs. Glenn Dipmore of Chicago rode Mardip to first in the ladies saddle horse event and O H Gray of Minneapolis rode Tony Miz to best saddle horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Lula Long Combs
Lees Summit
T. Meserob
George G. Peak
Winchester
Ill
Glenn Dipmore
Chicago
Mardip
O. H. Gray
Minneapolis
Tony Miz
Farmer's Wife Finds Help in Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
Rangeley Maine farmer's wife Mrs Walter E Anderson describes long pains and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health enabling her to return to sewing washing and other chores. The ad touts many letters as proof of the remedy's value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Anderson
Rangeley
Maine
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
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