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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1928

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Lobbyist Traces 1927 Indiana Legislature Expenses

Frank O. Cuppey of Lafayette testified to the FTC that he spent about 3500 in the 1927 Indiana session entertaining legislators and others to influence bills favoring utilities. He claimed most funds covered meals and theater, with some taxi rides, while denying direct payments to lawmakers.

United Press Washington Frank O. Cuppey Lafayette Ind Indiana Federal Trade Commission Cuppey Indiana Committee For Public Utility Public Service Commission Healy Indiana Telephone Association Lafayette Telephone Company Indianapolis The Telephone Association State Utility Committee Cupper McCullough

Funeral rites held for Jesse L. Voris in Indianapolis

Jesse L. Voris fifty five? four five? was slain in Terre Haute and burial took place at Crown Hill Cemetery after services at Finn Brothers parlors in Indianapolis. The victim an interior decorator had a dispute over drink with George W. Sulser of Terre Haute who struck him with an ax. The family includes a sister and brother Carl Voris and Mrs Florence ian mare.

Jesse L. Voris Terre Haute Finn Brothers Undertaking Meridian St Crown Hill Cemetery Voris George W. Sulser Carl Voris Florence Ian Mare

Midnight Duel Ends in Slaying Over Boy

In Missoula area, 17 year old Sylvia Thurston is jailed on first degree murder charges after a late night roadside fight with 16 year old Doris Wentworth ended with Doris dying from gunfire. The girls, involved over a young man named Kolppa, stepped from a car after an auto joyride and exchanged blows before shots rang out.

NEA Service Issoula Mont Sylvia Thurston Doris Wentworth Missoula Doris

Earhart and crew feted in New York reception plans

Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon were hosted by the Women's City Club in New York with a luncheon and theater visit before a Boston welcome. Earhart spoke briefly about smoking and enjoying flying tennis and riding. The group viewed their trans Atlantic flight footage and attended a charity benefit at the Olympic fund event. An American flag from the flight was auctioned for 650 dollars.

United Press New York Amelia Earhart Atlantic Boston Miss Earhart Wilmer Stultz Lou Gordon Women’s City Club Florenz Ziegfield George Palmer Putnam Rye Westchester Biltmore Paramount Palace Olympic Fund Eva la Gallienne Charles Winninger

Market Outlook Holds Until Clarity Returns

In New York July 7 observers note a stalled price trend as buying and selling lack strength. Credit conditions stay sensitive and money rates fluctuate, while gold purchases and shipments continue, though trade activity remains solid and profits look higher than last year.

Thomson & McKinnon New York

Quiet Early Tools Drive Stocks Mostly Narrow In New York

Early stock dealings in New York July 7 showed little feature with prices moving within a narrow trading range. Buyers pushed speculative leaders like General Motors Steel and Radio slightly higher while special issues Warner Brothers Nash Studebaker edged up and rail shares led by Missouri-Kansas-Texas hit new highs. Illinois Central and Pan American Petroleum aided gains as Atlantic Refining held around 148.

United Press New York General Motors Steel and Radio Warner Brothers Nash and Studebaker Missouri- Kansas-Texas Illinois Central Pan-American B. Atlantic Refining

Farmhouse screams trigger aid as kidnap tale unfolds

A 36 year old woman, Mrs Doris Mathews, was kidnapped by two men after leaving a Ravenswood meeting and driven toward Beville Avenue where she escaped after screams drew help. A 12 year old picnic attendee was pursued by Alex Samardzieff, later arrested for attempting to lure her into his car. A man named Goble, once labeled a tin horn sheik, was freed on a charge of aiding in Nora Lee’s kidnapping after judges ruled no force occurred.

Gashawks Kentucky Ave Riverside Park Doris Mathews N. Bevillle Ave Indiana Theater Poice Circle Motor Inn Ravenswood Washington St Beville Ave Burton Alex Samardzieff Tenth St Riverside Golf Cours Samardzieft Lewis Goble Stewart St Theophilus Moll Nora Lee E. Twenty-First St Moll Goble Lester Bright Bright Danville Ind

Magnate Loewenstein Fate Debated After Plane Disappearance

Reports from London and Paris discuss Captain Alfred Loewenstein's sudden vanishing during a trans channel flight. Tests show cabin door obstruction prevents exit, while markets in Berlin London Paris Brussels recover on muted hope of his fate.

Paris Lebourget Field Fokker Loewenstein Loewensteins Berlin London Brussels Loewenstein Bank Aes Loewenstein

PLAN STATE NOMINEES Referendum for National party ballots

John Zahad, presidential candidate, announced plans to start a referendum to select state National party candidates for the fall election. The process begins immediately and ends July 15 with petitions circulated by party members to place names on ballots and filed with the Secretary of State.

National Party John Zahad

Baptists Vote on War at National Union Meeting

The 1928 Baptist Young People's Union convention in Kansas City votes on resolutions favoring prohibition and world peace by outlawing war. Dr John W Elliott of Philadelphia places prohibition as a top American issue. Detroit chosen for 1929 convention and San Francisco for 1930.

United Press Kansas City The Baptist Young People’s Union John W. Elliott Philadelphia San Francisco Detroit

Mexican beauty refuses to wed South Sea king

A Mexican beauty rejects a monarchs proposal despite a lavish offer of pearls and wealth. The story portrays a defiant stance against royal marriage arrangements framed as a test of independence and personal choice.

South Sea Island

Raquel Torres Chooses Home Over Island Pearl Wealth

Raquel Torres, Mexico's latest cinema export, returns from four months in the South Seas after being offered a chief’s throne and a $2,000,000 pearl fortune. She says she would rather own a modest home and choose a young husband over island riches.

tee NEA_ Service Ollywood Cal South Sea Island Raquel Torres Mexico America Miss Torres Papeete South Seas Mehevi Raquel Hehevi

Arsenal Tech High School auditorium bids approved

The Indianapolis board of school commissioners approved bids totaling 195 955 for the Arsenal Technical High School auditorium project. General construction goes to William P Jungclaus Company for 130 506 with completion in 120 working days. Additional bids for heating ventilation plumbing and electrical work were also approved and a bond issue study was authorized to ease crowded conditions.

Arsenal Technical High Board of School Commissioners William P. Jungclaus Company Freya Bros Strong Bros C. L. Smith Electric Company Robbins Electric Company Vonnegut, Bohn and Mueller J. M. Rotz Engineering Company Albert F. Walthan State Tax Board Sixty-Second Bellefontaine Sts

Hawthorne Group Forms Committees After Fatal Five on Washington St

The Hawthorne Community Association creates several committees at a Friday meeting to address traffic, lighting, school athletic field improvements, street upgrades, and tax investigation after five fatal crashes in five weeks on W Washington St. The lineup includes Rev Clarence G Baker Mrs P C Kelly Rev T J Simpson E C Wheeler Dr L M Sartor W H Oliver Homer Gaddy and others.

Washington St Hawthorne Community Association Ohio St Clarence G. Baker P. C. Kelly T. J. Simpson E. C. Wheeler L. M. Sartor W. H. Oliver Homer Gaddy

Widen Search For Myrtle Tutter Body In River Drift

Police extended the hunt for Myrtle Tutter, 16, of 2192 North Oxford Street, who drowned Wednesday in the White River at Ravenswood. They dragged the river to Broad Ripple and beyond to Rocky Ripple Friday without finding her.

Myrtle Tutter Oxford St White River Ravenswood Rocky Ripple Broad Ripple

Warren Park Incorporation Election Set August 14

County Auditor Harry Dunn set August 14 as the election date on the proposed incorporation of Warren Park an addition between Sixteenth Street and Tenth Street east of Arlington Avenue Residents petitioned for the election William H Cooper Warren township trustee said there are 157 adult residents in the addition

Harry Dunn Warren Park Sixteenth St Tenth St Arlington Ave William H. Cooper Warren Township

Fireworks Display Tonight at Ellenberger Park

Irvington American Legion post plans a 9 pm fireworks show at Ellenberger Park after postponement from July 4. Committee members in charge include Ray T Milburn Robert D Kendrick and James E Mendenhall, per post commander Merrill Woods.

Irvington American Legion Post Ellenberger Park Merrill Woods Ray T. Milburn Robert D. Kendrick James E. Mendenhall

Fawn Taken From Crippled Boy Pleads For Return

Charles Carroll of Indian Lake N Y says his son a wheelchair bound boy bonded with a month old fawn found near their hotel. The fawn was given to Governor Smith by the conservation department and removed to Albany. Carroll claims the move was to curry favor and awaits word on its return.

United Preas BW York New York State State Conservation Department Alfred E. Smith Albany Charles Carroll Indian Lake N. Y Charles 8. Carroll Leland Conservation Department Graves

Poisoning Death Reported In Burnettsville

Ardella Bonnell aged 2 died in Burnettsville Indiana after swallowing part of a bottle of medicinal tablets. The Times special reports a brief weather note with hourly temperatures and atmospheric observations accompanying the item.

Times Special Burnettsville Ind Ardella Bonnell

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