Cannon Denies Church Funds Aided Hoover
Bishop James Cannon Jr chairman of the Methodist Episcopal Church South temperance board denied using its funds to back President Hoover’s 1920 campaign. He cited a 1923 letter and said expenses for a 1924 Ashville conference were paid from board funds by the secretary, later repaid. He urged proof for loan claims and retractions by newspapers.
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Washington
James Cannon Jr
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Herbert Hoover
Lynchburg
Rembert G. Smith
Cannon
Hoover
Smith
James Cannon Jy
Lake Juna- Juska
Ashville
N. C
Democratic Party
Crawford
Bishop Cannon
Virginia
Autos Kill 91 in City in Four Weeks Ended July 13
A Commerce Department survey shows Indianapolis and vicinity had four automobile deaths in the four weeks ending July 13, down from nine a year earlier. For the year ending July 13 deaths rose from 90 to 91, while nationwide four-week deaths rose from 523 to 635 among 78 large cities.
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Indianapolis
United States Department of Commerce
Department
United States
Stolen Ford Roadster and Touring Reported in Anderson
Ford roadster from Senate avenue and Market street belonging to Heinrich W. Weitz of Anderson Indiana and Ford touring from Capitol avenue and Market street linked to John E. Patton of 4025 Byram avenue. Police filed the theft report under these ownerships and locations.
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Senate Avenue
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John E. Patton
Byram Avenue
Ford Touring
Capitol Avenue
Stolen Cars Recovered Belong To Local Residents
Police recovered stolen vehicles linked to A C Sanders of 2138 North Rural Street a Chevrolet sedan found at Keystone Avenue and Brookside Parkway. W Sperlin of Martinsville Indiana had a Ford touring located at 329 North Pine Street. A Ford roadster M 325 was found at Troy Avenue and the Bluff Road.
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Brookside Parkway
W. Sperlin
Martinsville
Ind
North Pine Street
Troy Avenue
Bluff Road
Name These Movie Stars and Win a Cash Prize
Rotary speaker Lawrence H. Whiting discusses Indiana limestone's economic impact at Claypool. A film stars guessing contest by The Times invites readers to name thirty silent and early talkie stars from ten new era films for prizes, with details on submission and judging.
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Chicago
Indiana Limestone Company
Indianapolis
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City official proposes shared funding for Broad Ripple Riverside sewer
B J T Jeup city sanitary commissioner asks the board of works to raise part of the 399 000 Broad Ripple and Riverside district main sewer cost by suspending assessments on benefited properties. He argues outside city properties should pay too and recommends the sanitary commission cover part plus the board of works cover the rest. Engineering estimates by Charles H Hurd are being reviewed with A H Moore and O C Ross ready to approve plans once Jeup completes study.
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B. J. T. Jeup
City Sanitary
Board of Works
Broad Ripple and
Riverside District
Jeup
Sanitary Board
City Sanitary District
Sanitary Commission
Charles H. Hurd
A. H. Moore
O. C. Ross
Hurd
Dog Attacks Newsboy in Chicago
George J. Brown's police dog attacked 16 year old newsboy George Granik as he handed over change. The dog sank its teeth into Granik's abdomen and there was little hope for his recovery.
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United Press
Chicago
George J. Brown
George Granik
Brown
New Pastor Chosen at Sutherland Presbyterian Church
The Rev. F. A. Pfliderer, former pastor at Rushville and Plainfield, will assume the past orate of the Sutherland Presbyterian Church at 28th and Bellefontaine streets on Sept 1. He is McCormick seminary graduate. married with one son. Mrs Esleider formerly did social work in Chicago.
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F. A. Pfliderer
Rushville
Plainfield
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
Twenty-eighth
Bellefontaine Streets
Mr. Pfliderer
McCormick Seminary
Chicago
Esleider
Cobb Leads Authors and Artists Against Prohibition
Irvin S. Cobb accepts the chairmanship of a 371 member authors and artists committee pledging to back the anti prohibition work. He argues prohibition shifts drunkenness to unregulated speakeasies and creates a new class of criminals, challenging President Hoover’s “noble experiment” label.
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United Press
Washington
Irvin S. Cobb
Authors and Artists’ Committee
Association Against
Cobb
Herbert Hoover
San Francisco
Galveston
Gold throne of Turkish sultan valued over 15 million dollars
A throne used by the sultan of Turkey is described as massive and beaten gold. It is studded with diamonds, rubies, and emeralds set in mosaic and has an appraisal exceeding 15 million dollars.
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Turkey
Hem-Roid: Quick Relief for Piles Promised by Doctor Leonhardt
Advertisement claims Hem-Roid tablets banish pile misery or money back. It treats blood congestion in the lower bowel for swift relief in old cases and is sold by Hook's Dependable Drug Stores and other druggists with a guarantee.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Hook
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