Liquor Fate with Baltzell to Decide Whisky Destruction
Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell will decide within ten days whether 1 550 cases of genuine bonded whisky seized from W P Squibb’s Distillery in Lawrenceburg Indiana in 1921 are to be destroyed or sent to a Government warehouse. The liquor formed part of a vast conspiracy led by George Remus bootleg king of Cincinnati. Remus is jailed in Atlanta. Testimony showed liquor was withdrawn illegally from the warehouse and sold to bootleggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Baltzell
Baltzell
W. P. Squibbs
Lawrenceburg
Lrd
George Remus
Cincinnati
Ohio
Remus
Atlanta (Ga
Veranda Collapse Injures Hundreds at Sailor Parade
In Melbourne a veranda outside a motion picture theater collapsed during a parade of 2,000 American sailors. Hundreds of spectators were hurled to the street with about 100 injured and several reported dead.
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United Press
Melbourne
West Park Church Remodel and Local Repairs Listed
A list of remodeling and repair work across multiple addresses including West Park Christian Church at 24 N Addison and repairs by George Webber 108 Sharon Herman Blomberg 512 S State with boiler reset and various dwellings and garages to receive reroofing flooring furnace and additions totaling several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park
Elea8
Sheet Company
S. Basede
N. Haugh
B. Sheldon
N. Garels
Carrollton
G. Cloud
Washington Saideny
N. Beiel
Ene
Dewey, & Ristela Athletic Club
Meridian
Welling
Bereigger
Hable Company
Arbor
Marriage Licenses List For Local Residents
John S. Mann Jr 23 of New Bethel marries Doris Hiner 20 of 4417 Central. Fritz L. Roberts 21 of 446 Centennial weds Mary L. Deere 24 of 3035 W Mich. Harvey H. Bush 20 of 1828 Walnut weds Wilma L. Hostetter 19 of 1420 Fad wards. Justus Collins 22 of Arsenal weds Marjorie Warmack 18 of 2702 Columbia. Stephen F. Kessler 34 of 3121 Kenwood weds Dettie E Lawson 8 of Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Mann, Jr
New Bethel
Doris Hiner
Central
Fritz L. Roberts
Centennial
Kenwood
Dettie E.lawson
Acton
Church Director Henrietta Grossman Dies
Funeral services for Henrietta Grossman 58 who died Thursday at 3101 North Meridian Street will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday at her residence Burial will follow at Crown Hill Cemetery She was born in New York and was a director of the Second Church of Christ Scientist She is survived by two sons a daughter and three sisters
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Henrietta Grossman
Meridian St
Crown Hill
Hush Effort Seen by Pall
Maryland Republican Representative John Hill accuses a secret administration of planning to suppress a national prohibition scandal. He cites Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announcing the dismissal of all dry agents August 1 to let new czar Andrews shape the force. He ties the charge to evidence from forty district attorneys of widespread corruption in enforcement.
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United Press
Ocean City
John Hill
Maryland
Congress
Hill
Prohibition
Haynes
Czark Andrews
Secret Administration
Mabel Wildebrandt
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Beach Thieves Loot Locked Auto At Twenty Sixth St Beach
Thieves struck the Twenty Sixth Street bathing beach Thursday night. Marth Marinel and Edwin Nennett left $6 in a locked car. The culprits lifted a floor panel to grab the cash and also stole Herbert and Ernest Murray s clothing hidden in the weeds.
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Twenty- Sixth St
Marth Marinel
Sterling Ave
Edwin Nennett
N. Capitol Ave
Herbert
Ernest Murray
W. Twenty-Third St
Indiana Bell to Buy Building as AT&T Parent
Announcement of Indiana Bell’s proposed purchase of the General Office Building at N Meridian and New York Streets from American Telephone and Telegraph. A $12 million stock issue was approved to cover costs, with new stock to be sold to AT&T at par. Directors authorized increasing capital stock from $15 million to $27 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
N. Meridian and
New York Sts
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Indiana Company
100 Chickens Stolen From City Home
About 100 chickens valued at 80 dollars were stolen from O. C. Thompson’s home on Thursday night near Thirty-Eighth Street and Lafayette Pike, police reported.
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O. C. Thompson
Thirty- Eighth St
Lafayette Pike
Crash victim to Columbus burial set for McCallie
John A. McCallie 75 of 2931 Wheeler St died after being struck by a Red Bail bus near Greenfield. He will be buried at Sand Hill Cemetery near Columbus after treatment at Greenfield and city hospital. Driver Herbert Rickey 2506 KE Thirteenth St was not held. Witnesses said McCallie stepped from behind two parked cars intending to flag the bus as it passed. The bus was running at ordinary speed.
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John A. McCallie
Wheeler St
Greenfield
Sand Hill Cemetery
Columbus
McCallie
City Hospital
Herbert Rickey
Thirteenth St
A W Marshall Dies in Colorado At Forties Years Leader
Friends learn of the death of A W Marshall president of the Indianapolis Electrotype Foundry for forty years at his Estes Colorado summer home. The body will be brought here for burial Sunday.
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A. W. Marshall
New Jersey St
Indianapolis Electrotype Foundry
Estes
Colo
Railroad Executives Plan City Courtesy Tour
Railroad representatives will plan a Belt Railroad courtesy trip around the city at the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday. E. J. Gausepohl, publicity committee chairman, has invited twenty five railroad executives to map the tour to acquaint business leaders with the citys industrial, commercial and real estate potential.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Gausepohl
ISBA backs statewide drive for federal education department
The Indiana State Bar Association voiced support for a constitutional educational movement aiming to create a Federal Department of Education. The group plans a statewide campaign with attorneys organized to promote the idea. President George O. Dix of Terre Haute announced committee chairs including Elmer E. Stevenson of Indianapolis for jurisprudence and law reform.
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Indiana State Bar Association
Constitutional
Department of Education
George O. Dix
Terre Haute
Ind
Elmer E. Stevenson
Indianapolis
Dan
Notable Indiana Legal Figures and Institutions Listed
A list of Indiana legal figures and related institutions appears including Simms Lafayette James M. Ogden and Henry B. Walker with ties to Indianapolis and Evansville. Names Merrill Moores Remster A. Bingham and Willis E. Roe are connected to membership, necrology, and a law journal in East Chicago and Indianapolis.
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7. Simms
Lafayette
Legislative
James M. Ogden
Indianapolis
Henry B. Walker
Evansville
William A. Pickens
Merrill Moores
Remster A. Bingham
Willis E. Roe
East Chicago
Law Journal
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Dewan
Rks
Georgia
Xtra Fanc
Elberta Free Stones
SWEET
Ues
N. Illinois
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College
Uality
E. Wash
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Prospect
N. Illinois Meat Department
ERY Grocery CO
NEW 30Th
Bellefontaine
Delaware
CERTO
Crisco
Pillsbury's Best
Ed Ieeeeene
Vynite
Isunsweet Prunes
van Camp
van. Camp’s
Joan OF Arc
Eagle Lye
Brillo
Firestone Williams
U. S. Royal Remington
FISK
Michelin Hawk
U. S
Oldfield First
Michelin Cords
Lee A
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