Clever politics played by Borah in Dry attitude
Times Staff Correspondent reports Senator Borah displays statesmanship plus practical politics by challenging prohibition leadership. He argues amending the Volstead Act is Congress action, not a constitutional amendment, and warns safety of the Eighteenth Amendment depends on three fourths of states. He labels Borah’s stance as constitutional anarchic and aims to pressure New York referendum implications.
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Times
Washington
Borak
Borah
United States
Senate
New York
Root
Congress of the
Rodt
Congress
Nine speed charges and traffic violations reported
Nine alleged speeders were slated Wednesday night. Seven other drivers were charged with violating some section of the traffic ordinance. Mike Doney, 28, of 2046 Langley Ave., was held on charges of parking an auto with motor running, parking on taxi stand and failure to have tail light on auto.
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Mike Doney
Langley Ave
Hunger Hike Resumes as Johnston Leaves Michigan City
George Hasler Johnston resumes his cross country hike from Michigan City toward South Bend intending to reach New York with no food taken since Chicago Tuesday. He survives on twenty quarts of water daily and says he feels immense as he gains strength.
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Bn United Press
Michigan City
Ind
New York
George Hasler Johnston
South Bend
Johnston
Chicago
Hang-on Coughs Fish Oil Iron Tablets Ad
Fortify against colds and flu with Burke's Cod Liver Oil and Iron Tablets. Easy to-take tablets remove the fishy taste. For sale at Hangao Stores. take daily to improve blood and resistance to harsh weather.
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Burke
Blizzards and Co
Hangao
Hale Barber to Head Walter T. White real estate unit
Hale C. Barber ex Barber-Warnock president and longtime Indianapolis auto dealer becomes manager of the subdivision department at Walter T. White Company. He is active with the Indianapolis Athletic Club Columbia Club and Chamber of Commerce and aims to apply auto field experience to real estate. A new electric sign rises on Meridian and St Joseph as Carl Wallerich Co. upgrades signage along auto row. The Ajax auto line is renamed Nash Light Six after Nash Motors absorbs Ajax, marking a five month high in Nash production totals.
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Hale C. Barber
Barber-Warnock Company
Ford
Walter T. White Company
Barber
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Columbia Club
Chamber of Commerce
Auto Row
Carl H. Wallerich Company
Chrysler
St. Joseph St
Ajax
Nash Light
Z. A. Cunningham
Chevrolet
Mattox Motor Sales Company
N. Meridian St
Mattox Company
Walter P. Chrysler
Shortridge High School Plans Unveiled for 1 Million Project
Preliminary plans for the new Shortridge High School at Thirty Fourth and Meridian will be presented to the school board Tuesday night. Architect J Edward Kopf of Kopf and Deery says plans include sixty five classrooms, six study malls and twenty lab rooms, with a 1250 seat assembly hall and a 2500 capacity building around an open court. The main Meridian Street entrance will face east with additional entrances on Thirty Fourth Street and at the rear.
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Shortridge High School
Thirty-Fourth
Meridian Sts
J. Edward Kopf
Kopf & Deery
Caleb Mills
Meridian St
Thirty-Fourth St
Intoxication Alleged After Delaware Merril St Crash
Ray Partlow 24 of 537 Leon Street faced a driving while intoxicated charge after an early today crash at Delaware and Merrill Streets. His car, owned by Partlow-Jenkins Motor Car Company, struck William Bellmore's parked vehicle at 64314 S Delaware Street. Also charged were R. H. McKinney 46 of 1616 Union Street Paul Kekac 98 of Ft. Benjamin Harrison and Frank E. Williams 36 of 526 W Twenty Sixth Street.
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Ray Partlow
Leon St
Delaware and
Merrill Sts
Partlow-Jenkins Motor Car Company
William Bellmore
S. Delaware St
R. H. McKinney
Union St
Paul Kekac
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Frank E. Williams
W. Twenty-Sixth St
Four Hurt In Crash At Thirteenth and Yandes Streets
Mr and Mrs Claude Smith of 109 S Oriental Street and their two daughters Lillian seven and Agnes five suffered injuries when their auto on Thirteenth Street was struck by a car driven by Charles Westmoreland of 2018 Ludlow Avenue Police charged Westmoreland with assault and battery Firemen investigated a late Wednesday fire destroying an old grain elevator at Harding Street and the Peoria and Eastern Railroad razed for demolition Loss was several hundred dollars Flames drew a large crowd from miles around
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Claude Smith
S. Oriental St
Lillian
Agnes
Thirteenth
Yandes Sts
Smith
Charles Westmoreland
Ludlow Ave
Westmoreland
Harding St
Peoria & Eastern Railroad
Robbers Hide Loot in Veggie Load on Rapid Transit
Gilbert Cooper of Sioux City Iowa and Frank Bourke of Bent ly Illinois boarded a Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee train with vegetables and two tickets to Racine. They passed Racine Kenosha and Waukegan while the conductor collected fares. Detectives found $1300 in the vegetables and the pair confessed to a bank robbery on the Shorewood State Bank three hours earlier.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Gilbert Cooper
Sioux City
Iowa
Frank Bourke
Bently
Chicago
North Shore
Racine
Lumby
Kenosha
Waukegan
State Bank of
Shorewood
Relatives Dead Take Own Life in Park
Despondent 31 year old Miss Deane Byrad of 2947 Highland Pl. killed herself with a bullet while seated on a park bench in Garfield Park. A revolver was seen by Charles Millener and William Hall who summoned authorities. A letter explained she buried her loved ones and a recent aunt’s death broke the last thread of happiness. Letters were found for Mrs. Margaret Hanson and undertaker Clifford Askin. No funeral plans yet.
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Deane Byrad
Highland Pl
Garfield Park
Charles Millener
Bradshaw Sr
William Hall
Cornell
Paul F. Robinson
Miss Byrad
Margaret Hanson
Clifford Askin
Two Bank Robbery Suspects Sought After Car Found
After a large sedan linked to the Crothersville bank robbery was found near Greenwood on Wednesday detectives pursued two bandits who stole $6,000 in Indiana. The car was reported stolen May 31 from Abe Silverman of 258 South Capitol Avenue. A straw hat with an Indianapolis firm logo was found in the vehicle.
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Greenwood
Crothersville
Ind
Indianapolis
Claude Worley
Abe Silverman
S. Capitol Ave
Attorney General Gillom Contempt Case In Court
William Y. Rooker Indianapolis attorney asks to appear as friend of the court in the State Supreme Court case involving Arthur L. Gilliam and Shumaker Indiana Anti Saloon League. Rooker argues for free speech defense while urging Gilliam to drop contempt proceedings against Shumaker and associates. Court overrules motions to strike vital points in Gilliam information. The issue centers on Shumaker 1925 annual report claiming the court is wet in its inclinations. Miles and Martin League attorneys are co defendants.
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Arthur L. Gilliom
Edward
Shumaker
Indiana Anti- Saloon League
Wiliam Y. Rooker
Indianapolis
State Supreme Court
Rooker
Gillian
Booker
Gilliam
Ethan A. Miles
Jess E. Martin
League
Army aviation program gets 80 million dollars
Congress approves an 80 million dollar five year army aviation program to build 1800 planes and several dirigibles. It would raise air service personnel from 8000 to 15000 as funds are provided. The Senate approved the bill and the House may finalize or send to conference before reaching President Coolidge.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
House
War Department
Air Service
Senate
Alicia Perks Up Presented by Sutherland Players
The three act comedy Alicia Perks Up will be staged tonight and Friday at Sutherland Presbyterian Church on Twenty-Eighth and Bellefontaine. Cast includes Lora Frances Lackey C Norman Green Fred Fledderjohn Josephine Leavitt Edward Green Claude Ward Joé Foy Virginia Brackett Green Mildred Clark Roxie Leavitt Ruby Fraker and Russell Young under director C Norman Green.
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Alicia Perks
Sutherland Players
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
Twenty-Eighth
Bellefontaine Srs
Lora Frances Lackey
C. Norman Green
Fred Fledderjohm
Josephine Leavitt
Edward Green
Claude Ward
Joé Foy
Virginia Brackett Green
Mildred Clark
Roxie Leavitt
Ruby Fraker
Russell Young
Civic club chautaqua set for June 13 at State and Fletcher
Southeastern Civic Improvement Club plans a Sunday juneteenth style community meet at State and Fletcher Aves. The chautaqua will feature several speakers of prominence and musical numbers on the program.
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Southeastern Civic Improvement Club
State and
Fletcher Aves
Last Day for Filing Candidate Expense Statements
County clerk Albert H. Losche warns that today is the final deadline for primary election candidates to file itemized expense accounts. Failing candidates may be indicted under corrupt practice laws, with names turned over to the county grand jury.
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Albert H. Losche
Losche
Bandit Admits Killing Officer and Faces Trial
Anderson Indiana reports the killer Edward Garner confessed to the shooting of Policeman Leonard Clay after Clay attempted to arrest him. Coroner Sells ruled Clay died of gunshot wounds and Garner will be tried. Clay lies in state as officers serve as pallbearers at the funeral.
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United Press
Anderson
Ind
Leonard Clay
Edward Garner
Sells
Clay
Garner
Damp, cool Indianapolis Forecast With Showers Tonight
Indianapolis weather bulletin notes a 53 degree morning and a cool damp day ahead. The forecast from the Government weather bureau predicts showers or thunderstorms tonight and Friday with little temperature change.
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Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Government Weather Bureau
Detectives Seek Federal Probe Into Hotel Arrest Ring
Detectives Schubert and Tooley asked federal authorities to investigate conditions revealed by the arrest of three women and two men at a downtown hotel. They said one man brought the women from West Virginia to run a shoplifting ring.
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Schubert and Tooley
West Virginia
Simms Attacks Centralization of Power and Tariff Policies
Indiana speaker Harvest Simms denounces centralization of government power and calls for tariff reduction to aid farmers. He condemns Senators Watson and Robinson over a World Court vote, urges restoration of state sovereignty, and proposes cutting offices and bureaus to return finances to taxpayers.
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Simms
Watson
Robinson
Republic
Coolidge
Indiana
Hair Raising Romance Ends in Quiet Midwest Marriage
Fred W. Fitch, millionaire hair tonic maker, wed Miss Gertrude Westberg, former chief bottler at the Fitch plant, in Bethany Missouri after Fitch's estranged wife charged they shared too much in common.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fred W. Fitch
Gertrude Westberg
Fitch
Bethany
Miss Westberg
Missing Ohio woman sought for false report of death
Police say a Black woman identified as Mrs. Alex Kennedy, maiden Stephenson, was told her father died in Springfield Ohio. She is wanted there at once as investigators pursue the case of a deceptive report.
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Alex Kennedy
Springfield
Ohio
Stephenson
Marriage Licenses For Karvel Cull And Frederica Teepe
Marriage licenses issued for Karvel Cull age 24 of 4254 E Thirty north and Frederica Teepe age 19 of 1428 N Nev with Emmet L Kinney age 28 machinist of 115 W Norwood and Mabel Strausburg age 21 factory worker of 428 W Morrill together with Lsphn T Clarke age 4 rectation and Mabel A Briggs age 30 nurse at 1530 N Illinois plus Solomon F Hittle age 57 clerk and Zora Hillard age 53 housekeeper from Ben Davis and associated listings.
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Thirty- North
Frederica L. Teepe
N. Nev
Emmet L. Kinney
W. Norwood
Mabel
Strausburg
Morrill
Lsphn T. Clarke
Car Alrer
Mabel A. Briggs
N. Illinois
Solomon F. Hittle
Ben Davis
Zora
Illard
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