Stephenson Legal Aids Plan Recoup After Court Ruling
D C Stephenson Earl Klinek and Earl Gentry in Noblesville jail discuss a campaign plan with attorney Eph Inman to overturn losses from a disastrous day as Judge Fred E Hines weighs a change of venue. If no plan emerges they remain jailed until after Oct 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe Q. Hendricks
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinek
Earl Gentry
Noblesville
Madge Oberholtzer
Fred E. Hines
Hamilton
Eph Inman
Inman
Ira M. Holmes
Floyd G. Christian
Ralph Waltz
R. E. Johnson
Alfred Cowan
Hines
Stephenson
County Officials Meet Over High Costs of Inquests
County Auditor Harry Dunn arranged a conference with Sol Schloss president of the city health board Dr Cleon A Nafe hospital superintendent county commissioners and the county attorney to discuss the costly insanity inquests at the city hospital. Dunn noted the party pays for all inquests stating the law requires justices of the peace to hold them with five dollars for the inquest two doctors three dollars for doctors and witnesses at a dollar twenty five each. He will seek to reduce the number of witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dunn
Sol Schloss
City Health Board
Cleon A. Nafe
Jim
Dunn
Justices of Peace
Milk Freight Rates Hearings In Indiana
H. S. McNeely head of the tariff department of public service commission conducted an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on freight rates for milk and cream shipments in Indiana. Representatives from several railroads attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. McNeely
Tariff Department of Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana
Unclear Text Fragment Describes Timings and Numbers
Fragmentary OCR shows times and numbers without clear context. Reads “8 a.m. 79 12 noon, 83 9 a.m. 80 1 p.m. 85” with stray words. No identifiable event, people, or entities beyond generic timestamps.
Harassed Order of Pedestrians formed in Indianapolis Times
A humorous traffic editorial calls for pedestrian action inspired by Patrick Henry to improve street safety. Readers are urged to join HOP with quirky roles and a one cent dues, promising to mobilize walkers against reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times
Times
Board of Safety
Meridian and
Ohio Sts
Shank
Harassed Order of Pedestrians Dues Request
A note requests one cent or stamp for first year dues of the Harassed Order of Pedestrians. It invites suggestions to aid walkers crossing crowded streets and specifies address and male members only guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hank Hanks
Indianapolis
Machine Gun Rum Battle Ends in Deputy Death
A nocturnal gunfight near Watsonville California involved rum runners firing from an automobile with a mounted machine gun. Deputy Sheriff N H Radier was killed, Sheriff W A Dyer and State Traffic Officer Henry Levingson were wounded, and the gang escaped as U S Cavalry and coast guard aided in the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Watsonville
Cal
Desperado
United States Cavalry
Coast Guard
N. H. Radier
Salinas
W. A. Dyer
Henry Levingson
Death claims lumber man George L. Maas at 59
George L. Maas 59 prominent lumber dealer and president of Maas-Neimeier Lumber Company died at his home at 11 50 a m. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Thursday at his residence with private burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Surviving: son H T Maas daughter Miss Wilhelmina Maas three brothers Albert Louis Maas and Frank Maas and a sister Mrs Emma Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Maas
Broadway
Maas
Maas-Neimeier Lumber Company
Indianapolis
Crown Hill
H. T. Maas
Wilhelmina Maas
Husband files for divorce over traditional roles dispute
Earl Seaner of 3811 E Washington St a fireman sues Florence Seaner for divorce alleging she must quit her job at Van Camp Hardware Iron Co and take over homemaking duties while he handles cooking and care of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Seaner
Washington St
Florence Seaner
van ‘Amp Hardware & Iron Co
Poison gas halts bank robbery in Elnora Ind
Poision gas released from the Citizens Bank vault drove off the would be yeggs at Elnora Ind early today. Five other businesses were robbed of small sums and the Milling Company lost 1200 dollars in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Ind
Yeggs
Citizens Bank
Elnora
Here
Elnora Milling Company
Cops To Be Turned Off At Night To Save Costs
The board of safety decided to stop operation of silent cops from midnight to 6 am daily, saving 25 percent of operating costs. The board also voted to remove all mushroom warning lights at street intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Peary Expedition Stalled by Thick Ice Off Labrador
The Peary and Bowdoin, MacMillan expedition ships, push through miles of loose ice and many icebergs in Baffin Bay en route to Hopedale Labrador. Transmission halted mid report due to aerial disturbances. no implication of disaster.
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United Press
Peary
Baffin Bay
Plymouth
Mass
Washington
Bowdoin
Hopedale
Tickle
Labrador
Navy Department
Worker Overcome by Heat Despite Lower City Temperature
George Mays of 1616 Wilcox Street collapsed from heat at a work site on 1357 Reisner Street. He was rushed to city hospital as temperatures reached 85 at 1 p m today, lower than 90 recorded Monday.
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George Mays
Wilcox St
Reisner St
City Hospital
Wickard Bonded After Prohibition Charge
Lee Wickard owner of Dinty Moore's at 120 E. Ohio St. was released on a 1500 dollar bond to the federal grand jury on a charge of violating the national prohibition law. Wickard waived examination at a hearing before U S Commissioner John W. Kern.
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Lee Wickard
Dinty Moore
Ohio St
Liberty
Federal Grand Jury
Wickard
United States
John W. Kern
White River Sanitary Survey to Sample Water Mile by Mile
Water samples will be taken at regular intervals along the White River from Muncie to Spencer as part of a sanitary survey. Dr. William F. King, secretary of the State Board of Health, announced the plan and outlined details at a noon meeting.
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White River
Muncie
Spencer
William F. King
State Board of Health
Darrow Says Spikes Trial Will Proceed as Scheduled
Clarence Darrow, defense attorney in the evolution case, told United Press that there will be no request for a postponement and the Spikes trial at Dayton Tennessee will go ahead as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Tenn
Clarence Darrow
The
United Press Today
Dayton's Money Saved in Dayton Scopes Case
Federal Judge Gore refused to block the Scopes evolution trial in Dayton. The ruling allows the state court trial to proceed Friday, ensuring Dayton gains public attention and William Jennings Bryan is expected to arrive for a large welcome. The defense may seek another injunction in Chattanooga, but not in time to stop the opening.
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United Prene Cookevile
Tenn
Cookeville
Dayton
Emderal
John J. Gore
William Jennings Bryan
Gore
Chattanooga
John R. Neal
Scopes
the Times
The
Times
Woman Refutes Reports of Death in Railroad Crossing Incident
Mrs. George Gorman, 59, of Frankfort Indiana, died after her car was struck by railroad cars at a Frankfort crossing. Initial reports misidentified her as Mrs. Gorman of Indianapolis and friends received numerous phone calls all day.
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Mark Twain
George Gorman
MacPherson Ave
Frankfort
Ind
Gorman
Indianapolis
Coolidge Tax Policy Proposed For Congress
Swampscott Mass July 7 The summer White House announced President Coolidge will urge a tax reduction plan for Congress. The proposal calls for lower normal and surtax rates and repeal of inheritance taxes with a 12 to 25 percent surtax target. Current surtax ranges span 10 percent to 40 percent on incomes from 10 000 to over 500 000. Revenue impact will guide the final normal and surtax rates once treasury figures are available.
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Bu_United
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Congress
White House
Treasury
Nighttime White River drowning claims Richard Lindsey
A midnight swim party at White River near Ravenswood ends in the drowning of 19 year old Richard Lindsey of 408 North Holmes Avenue. Clifford Gerard 20 of 539 Dorman Street is rescued after aiding Lindsey’s friend group including Evelyn Phillips Grace Evans and others. Police drag the river for hours but Lindsey’s body is not recovered.
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White River
Ravenswood
Richard Lindsey
N. Holmes Ave
Clifford Gerard
Dorman St
Lindsey
Albert Chamness
Ashland Ave
Gerard
Evelyn Phillips
Goodlet St
Grace Evans
Kenwood Ave
Seventy-Third St
Exeter Park
Harold Phillips
Grace Phillips
Everett
Schley
Long
Green City
Charles Brown
George
Frank
Bernice
Ruth la Rose
N. Holmes St
Gazeell Mathews
Villa Ave
Charles Benne
Edgewood
Ind
Stop 6
Madison Road
Sugar Creek
Franklin
Woman helps in arrest of two burglary suspects
Mrs. L. D. Sheffield identified two burglars at Luther Murdock drug store after they pried the door. Deeil Ruff, 21, and Earl Gadd, 19, were arrested. Ruff by Patrolman Lacefield and Gadd later at 441 Irving Pl behind a door.
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L. D. Sheffield
Virginia Ave
Luther Murdock
East St
Deeil Ruff
Temple Ave
Earl Gadd
English Ave
Ruff
Lacefield
Sheffield
Gadd
Orville Peats
Irving Pl
Lad Escapes Fate Because It Was Brother's Turn
Brazil Indiana July 1 Dudley Whitman eight survived as his brother Billy nine and father George 20 drowned when cramps struck during a pond crossing on a broad back Dudley awaited his turn in the water.
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Lad
Brother
Brazil
Ind
Dudley Whitman
Excelsior
George Whitman
Billy
Dudley
Seven Children Among Drowned at Ontario Picnic
A Sunday school picnic on Lake Pinafore near St Thomas capsized after moonlight boat ride plans, drowning seven children aged up to 12 and one adult. The St Johns St Thomas and St Lukes Yarmouth Heights groups were aboard with twenty children and a few adults. Morbid scenes followed as families searched the shore for missing riders.
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United Press
ST. Thomas
Ontario
Lake
Pinafore
St. John's
St. Luke's Sunday School
Yarmouth Heights
Chee
Frenzel Named Bank President
John P. Frenzel Sr former vice president elected president of Merchants National Bank at a directors meeting today. He resigned as president of Indiana Trust Company recently and will fill the post once held by his late brother Otto N. Frenzel. Fred C. Dickson to lead Indiana Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Frenzel Sr
Merchants National Bank
Frenzel
Indiana Trust Company
Otto N. Frenzel
Fred C. Dickson
Irvington Seeks Action Over Low Flying Airplanes
Citizens alarmed by airplanes hovering over Irvington call on the Board of Safety to curb flights. Board attorney William T. Bailey cites a city ordinance restricting air traffic to meat operators and directs Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Board of Safety
William T. Bailey
Herman F. Rikhoff
Too Hot for Matlow as Police Raid Hadley Street Crap Game
Police raided a crap game at 729 Hadley Street. Willis Matlow of 739 Hadley Street fled but was found under the floor as officers arrested six men and three women.
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Hadley St
Willis Matlow
Hadley &J
Matlow
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Nora (Ind.) Institution
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John G. Scopes
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
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