Canton Eyes Industrial Foundation for Growth
Canton officials study the Industrial Development Foundation plan adopted in Canton Ohio. The foundation aims to create a $1,000,000 revolving fund to loan to local industries, backed by mortgages and securities, with goals of higher payrolls, increased prosperity, and new industries in Canton. Edward O. Snethen leads the study with a federation panel backing an industrial bureau for Indianapolis.
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R Ot Civic Clubs
Canton
Ohio
Industrial Development Foundation of Canton, Inc
Charles E. Morris
Canton Daily News
Morris
Mark Hambleton
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Chamber of Comill
One Armed Man Uses Shotgun In Death by Own Action
Joseph King a 43 year old resident of Wabash Indiana killed himself with a shotgun after assembling the gun from parts hidden by a relative Chester Lawson had disassembled the weapon and hid the pieces at the home amid threats King had made in the days prior his illness and domestic trouble cited as causes of the death by self inflicted gunfire.
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Times
Abash
Ind
Joseph King
King
Chester Lawson
Hirfaces
Cnel Oage
Stephenson Charges Against Prison Officials Found Baseless
Indiana charities board report released at Michigan City ponds that D. C. Stephenson life term had no basis for cruel or unusual treatment or misconduct by Indiana State Prison officials. He withdrew many charges, admitted the fall was his fault, and the board found no violence against him and equal discipline to other inmates.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana Charities Board
Charities Board
Stephenson
Charities
Four Angles of Steve Case Touched in Day
Prosecutor Remy announced after meeting Robert H Moore Stephens attorney that a message from Stephenson contained nothing to warrant immediate investigation. Supreme Court heard arguments on Stephenson appeal from La Porte where habeas corpus writ was denied. State charities board reported exonerating prison officials and the prison trustees dismissed Stephenson's plea for a ninety day parole. The board cited his temperament and mental attitude as making restraint irksome and saw conspiratorial hostility in others acts. Report signed by Eichorn Gavish Rumpler Sayers Feuerlicht Brown.
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Remy
Robert H. Moore
D. C
Stephenson
W. H. Eichorn
Francis H. Gavish
E. C. Rumpler
William J. Sayers
M. M. Feuerlicht
John A. Brown
Moore
Michigan City
State Charities Board Clears Indiana Prison on Stephenson Rights
The State Charities Board finds no substantial deprivation of D. C. Stephenson’s rights at Indiana State Prison. Records show 96 visits from 42 people including four with power of attorney and 175 letters plus 13 telegrams sent or received since November 1925. Only seven visit requests denied, with one hour limits and no private interviews. attorneys had broad access under prison rules.
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Times
Michigan City
Ind
State Charities Board
Indiana
D. C
Marion County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
United States
Daly
Petitioner
Stephenson
Marion County Grand Jury
Prosecutor says no immediate investigation urged after Stephenson talk
Robert H. Moore delivered a message from D C Stephenson to Prosecutor William H. Remy. Moore and Remy breakfasted at the Columbia Club and weighed whether Stephenson would add details from prison. Remy called the talk sufficient but indicated further development would decide if Stephenson could elaborate.
Faint Hope Of Writ To Steve Stephenson
Indiana Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Stephenson's bid for habeas corpus relief from a life term in the Indiana State Prison. Prosecutors and defense clashed over jurisdiction and a Marion County transcript not attested before transfer to Noblesville for trial.
Prisoner Knife Bet Ends with Loss of $20 in Marion
Ray Ballard holds as a prisoner of the police after a knife opening bet gone wrong. Dean Love loses $20 after a pencil sharpening knife challenge and a subsequent second bet with two strangers who offered to "get even."
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Su Times
Marion
Ind
Ray Ballard
Dean Love
Love
Ballard
Court may decide case when reconvened in July
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam stated that all legal phases have been covered in his brief. The court will reassemble on July 12 and again July 18 to 22, with a decision possible at that time.
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Arthur L. Gilliam
Rail chief credits rail system for prosperity at dinner
Pennsylvania Railroad superintendent R R Nace told the Traffic club at Spink Arms on Thursday night that continued prosperity rests on strong transportation networks. He warned air travel will not lessen railway importance as Lawrence N Helm presided as club president.
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R. R. Nace
Pennsylvania Railroad
Traffic Club
Spink Arms
Lawrence N. Helm
Brookside Bid Rejection Triggers Park Plans Review
Brookside project bids were rejected due to cost concerns. W J J bids of 122490 exceeded 115000 plus fees, prompting a review of resurfacing plans between Fall Creek and St and possible park widening. A resolution seeks new specifications and appraisers to reassess park purpose funding.
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Brookside
Ori
Park Commission
Hardt
Fall Creek
Law Req
James E. ‘ Conelege
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