Indiana G O P backs Hoover in state race
Indiana Republicans push prohibition as key issue with Herbert Hoover to mobilize support for the state ticket. Governor Ed Jackson condemns Al Smith on liquor stance and praises Harry G. Leslie while editors weigh cross currents and loyalty to the Hoover platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beard Wyandotte
Ind
Prohibition
Indiana
Herbert Hoover
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
West Baden
Corydon
Ed Jackson
Wyandotte Lodge
Republcan Party
E. E. Neal
Noblesville
Jackson
Alfred E. Smith
Harry G. Leslie
Hoover
Ed Bush
Salem
Kansas City
Coolidge
E. S. Shumaker
Leslie
al Smith
Public appeal in hunt for two murder suspects
Detective Chief Jerry Kinney urged the public to aid police in locating two coatless bandits linked to the murder of Motor Policeman Paul Miller last Tuesday. Citizens reported sightings across the city including an arm sling and bloody shirt. Authorities noted other fugitives from Pendleton and named three escapees wearing overalls in a storm escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
Jerry Kinney
F. W. Watson
Eighteenth St
Waverly
Ind
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
William Poland
S. Warman Ave
Indianapolis
Warren Luther Gates
Lafayette, Ind
James Louks
Cicero
Boiled Eggs Sickened 200 Picnickers at Maryland Rally
200 picnickers, mostly children, fell ill at Marshall Hall Maryland on the hottest day of the year after a Central Union Mission event served boiled eggs. Eleven remained in hospitals with one in serious condition as ambulances ferried casualties to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Washington
Maryland
District of Columbia
Marshall Hall
Charles McAlester
Central Union Mission
Capital
John S. Bennett
Calvin Coolidge
Gas Hawk Kidnap Attempt Stuns City
Police pursue a gray-haired man dubbed the gas hawk after he abducted 12-year-old Helen Clossin at Twenty-Sixth and Meridian. The blue Essex coach driver dragged her into the car and drove to Broad Ripple before returning the girl to Thirty-Second and Meridian. He is described as middle aged with gray hair a livid facial scar glasses and dark clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clossin
Kenwood Ave
Twenty- Sixth
Meridian St
Broad Ripple
Thirty-Second
Meridian Sts
Three Houses Entered in Friday Burglaries
Burglars entered the home of George McHaffey at 711 E Twenty Third St and $20 was stolen. L B Schick at 3706 N Drexel reported his residence entered and ransacked with loot about $112.50. Mrs Alice Demoss at 2821 Central Ave had her purse stolen containing $45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McHaffey
E. Twenty- Third St
L. B. Schick
N. Drexel
Alice Demoss
Central Ave
Saint and Sinner debuts with Tarvers’ changing fortunes
ONY TARVER is one of the two heroines of the new Saint and Sinner which starts in The Times on Monday July 23 with Tony's mother Peg Tarver. The Tarver family rose from straitened means to prosperity and Mrs Tarver struggles to adapt to their new status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Tony
Peg” Tarver
Tarvers
Two Year Old Hit by Car In Critical Condition
Richard Prosser aged two of 915 Elm Street remains in critical condition at city hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by Lenora Scriven of 35 North Keystone Avenue in front of his home Friday. Investigating officers say the child ran into the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Prosser
Elm St
City Hospital
Lenora Scriven
Keystone Ave
Reidy and
Lansing
Marjorie Slinger
Prospect St
Virginia Cook
Columbus
Ind
Peter Voris
Central Ave
E. F. Schad
Vermont St
Twenty-First St
Harold Floyd
North St
Virginia Ave
Maryland St
Samuel Harland
Oliver Harland
N. Pensylvania St
Judge calls search law in dry case a disgrace
Special Judge Emsley W. Johnson dismissed Ed Bergen’s charge for prohibition law violation saying police entry without a search warrant is illegal. He condemned lack of warrants and cited Supreme Court rulings, discharging the defendant but lamenting enforcement obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emsley W. Johnson
Ed Bergen
W. St. Clair St
Bergen
Supreme Court
Johnson
Market Stagnation Signals Cautious Liquidity Policy
In New York July 21 the market shows a few favorites rising while most stocks drift. Trade volume falls to year’s low despite easy money. The public appears committed, awaiting higher prices to take profits. We advocate continuing liquidation until a clear broadupturn emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hussey Admits Killing Novelist and Affinity
Dr. Virginia A. Hussey confessed to killing her novelist husband and his alleged lover Grace Sauveur in a case linked to domestic strife. Police searched the Parkersford home for bodies but found none as Hussey, jailed, said she riddled her husband and shot the other woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Norristown
Virginia A. Hussey
Lindley M. Hussey
Grace Sauveur
Venezuela
Hussey
Parkersford
Dr. Hussey
Hhe
Indiana Drug Executive Named Finance Director for Democratic Campaign
William J. Mooney Sr. Mooney Mueller Ward Drug Co president has been named director of finance in Indiana for the national Democratic campaign. Reappointment by Herbert H. Lehman national finance director was made on recommendation of Indiana National Committeeman Charles A. Geathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Mooney Sr
Mooney- Mueller-Ward Drug Company
Indiana
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
National Finance
Charles A.geathouse
West's Daughter Here Delights in Interior Appointment
Mrs Helen Louise Cannon of 3530 Balsam Ave Chicago is Roy O West's only daughter. West, a Chicago attorney active in Republican politics, became secretary of the interior succeeding Herbert Work by President Coolidge on Friday. He is noted for his role with De Pauw University board of trustees in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Cannon
Balsam Ave
Roy O. West
Chicago
Interior
Herbert Work
Coolidge Friday
Cannon
West
Indiana
de Pauw University Board of Trustees
Heat and Storm Fatalities Hit Indiana Farmland
In Indiana within 24 hours a man died from heat near Connersville while shocking corn. A woman at a restaurant suffered heat prostration but recovered. Thunderstorms caused thousands in damage in Grant and Howard counties with downed lines and uprooted trees. Fruit crops in Howard suffered as cherries and peaches blown off, corn leveled near Greentown. Heat slowed farm work in Bartholomew County as livestock perished in extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
William Meyers
Connersville
Maude Johnson
Grant
Howard
Howard County
Greentown
Richmond
Washington
Batholomew County
How the Market Opened
New York July 21 early stock market dealings were quiet with little feature except heavy buying of Warner Brothers Pictures A which rose nearly 2 points to a new high for the year. General Motors Radio and other motors steadied while steel and several industrials showed fractional gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Warner Brothers Pictures A
General Motors
Radio
Case Threshing Machine
International Harvester
Union Carbide
Agai
Allied Chemical
Chrysler
Kennecott
Greene- Cananea
Montgomery Ward
Sears-Roebuck
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review Today
Boy Injured at Rhodius Park Pool
Leonard Oliver, 12, of 22 E Adler St., is in city hospital with a sore chin after striking the concrete bottom at Rhodius Park pool Friday. He was injured while playing in the water and was treated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Oliver
E. Adler St
City Hospital
Rhodius Park
Holmes Exits Indianapolis Mayoral Fight After Court Ruling
Indiana Supreme Court denied Holmes claim to mayor, ruling he had no legal right to the office or to act as mayor. Hogue’s claim remains under court review as final decision on Indianapolis mayor looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira M. Holems
Indianapolis
State Supreme Court
Holmes
Joseph L. Hogue
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Hague
High Court
L. Ert Slack
Hogue
Slack
Appellee Slack
Appellee
Appellee Hogue
Appelles
Samuel Lewis Shank
When Mishaps Come Are You Ready
Summer accidents loom as crowds gather and outdoor days wear on. A ten part First Aid in Emergencies series by Science Service offers essential steps to take when someone is hurt, starting in Monday's Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Science Service
the Times
Airport for City Assured by Civic Body
Indianapolis will gain a suitable municipal airport after a Friday conference with Mayor L Ert Slack and chamber officials. The chamber will assume city responsibility for securing an adequate airport until city action. a committee will coordinate with the city and a live prospect for a large airplane factory spurs steps. Representatives of a new company will visit next week to view sites. The chamber’s aeronautical bureau may be asked to survey potential locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
L. Ert Slack
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Commission of the Chamber
Slack
Chamber
Aeronautical Bureau of the
United States Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court denies Stephenson rehearing in Oberholtzer case
Indiana court records show D. C. Stephenson, former Klan leader, has one option left after the Supreme Court declined to rehear his habeas corpus petition. His appeal remains pending before the Supreme Court from Hamilton County’s life sentence for Madge Oberholtzer’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Harry L. Crumpacker
la Porte Superior Court
Stephenson
Hamilton County
Crumpacker
Supreme Court
Couple Struck By Trolley At Delaware and Virginia
Harold Floyd aged 21 and his wife Jessie 19 of 112 West North Street were bruised after being hit by the rear of a Prospect street car turning the Delaware Street corner onto Virginia Avenue. Motorman C. J. Reading of 2116 Ringgold Street operated the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Floyd
Jessie
W. North St
Prospect Street
Delaware St
Virginia Ave
C. J. Reading
Ringgold St
Watson To Leave Today For Washington After Eye Infection
Senator James B. Watson is departing for Washington following an eye infection caused by a cinder. He also commented that the Supreme Court’s refusal to increase the penalty for Superintendent E R Shu maker's contempt was justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James BE. Watson
Washington
Watson
Supreme Court
E. R. Shumaker
Souders Improves after Detroit Racing Injury
George Souders, racing driver, seriously hurt last Sunday, shows great improvement but experiences temporary unconscious spells. Doctors report a fractured arm and brain concussion. Wife and mother travel from Lafayette, Indiana, to be with him. a special nurse attends due to severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
George Souders
Highland Park Hospital
Souders
Lafayette
Ind
Shumaker Appeals Contempt Conviction Up to High Court
Indiana Anti-Saloon League head Dr. E S Shumaker considers appealing his contempt conviction to the United States Supreme Court after the Indiana Supreme Court upheld the $250 fine and sixty day sentence. Attorney James Bingham Sr plans to file a writ of certiorari if advised by Shumaker and the league board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
League
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Shumaker
Indiana
Arthur L. Gilliam
James Bingham
Indiana Supreme Court
Dr. Shumaker
United States Court
State Supreme Court
Board of
The
Bingham
Ed Jackson
Martin
Jesse EE. Martin
Ethan Miles
Anti-Saloon League
Miles
Gilliam
Arthur B. Robinson
James E. Watson
Republican Party
Watson
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Robinson
Clyde Walb
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Leg Broken in Cave-In at City Construction Site
Paul Buxton, 30, of Homstead Hotel, N. New Jersey, suffered a broken leg and severe bruising after a six foot trench cave-in at Fifty Seventh and N Meridian Streets. He was employed by Vogel Construction Company and taken to city hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Buxton
Homstead Hotel
N. New Jersey
Court Sts
Also Mentioned on This Page
STATE
HOPE
Hoover Star
Lauds Robinson
Bush
Fred S. Purnell
Purnell
Arthur R. Robinson
Bedford
Thomas J. Wilson
Harrison
Crawford
Kinney
Miller
Ivy Sullivan
Ignatius Rutkoski
Emergency Hospital
Rutkoski
Essex
Ony Tarver Is
Earth
Pat Tarver
Pat
Perdition
Peg
Curb
Amer
O- 136
Amer Cities Service
Cent
Durant
Gulf On
Mormon Ohio
Prairie Oil
Go Prairie
Service Inc
Hees
Oerd Oil
Indi
Standar Oil
Ens
Amited Land P .Stgnee Wees Bros
Sessuses Sncerveres
Chicago & Northwestern
C. of
Steve
Liberty
Workman
Ditch
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!