Secretive Senate Faces Tax Board Confirmation
Washington reports that the Senate weighs confirming sixteen nominees to the board of tax appeals. Critics say the Internal Revenue Bureau influences decisions, with about 80 percent of board rulings benefiting the bureau. The Finance Committee will not probe further, but a full Senate fight may erupt behind closed doors or in open session led by Couzens Johnson Glass and King.
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Pennsylvania Expects Youngest First Lady in Harrisburg
Indiana Pa June 4 Mary Fisher 26 daughter of Republican gubernatorial nominee John S Fisher is slated as Pennsylvania's next first lady if her father wins the governorship. An athlete and community leader, she golf s and rides, attends to church duties, and will reside in the Harrisburg mansion during her father’s term. A hearing for a permanent injunction against Beech Grove town board is scheduled June 9 in Shelbyville Indiana.
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Shelbyville
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Superior Court
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Asa Bolden
Maholm
Beech Grove
Hill Loses Chicken After Suspect Caper
Harry Hill reports hearing cackles at 54 m today and found a Black woman leaving with a chicken. He detained her until police arrived and the suspect, Mrs. Anna Wilson of 730 N California St, was charged with petit larceny after officers found her near Fayette and North Streets.
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Hill
Anna Wilson
California St
Fayette and
North Sts
Lads Rescue Woman From Drowning in Cistern
Three boys pulled Mrs. Ernest Byrd from a cistern at her Russellville Indiana home after she clung to the cistern edge for an hour when boards on a platform above gave way. They saved her as she struggled in the water.
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United Press
Russellville
Ind
Ernest Byrd
Young English boy makes hole in one at 10 years old
Percy B. Lucas, age 10, likely the youngest golfer to score a hole in one. He sank a tee shot on a 154 yard hole in England, drawing attention from local golf fans.
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Sandwich
England
Percy B. Lucas
Sixty eight defendants to be arraigned in Marion County
Sixty eight defendants indicted by the Marion County grand jury in the past month will be arraigned Monday before Criminal Judge James A. Collins. Most defendants are at liberty under bond.
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James A. Collins
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Couple marks 50 years as Eggelhofs celebrate anniversary
Mr and Mrs Christian Eggelhof of 3507 Prospect St mark 50 years of marriage with ceremony in Louisville Ky. The German born couple, ages 79 and 78, lived in their home 38 years and have six children, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A Sunday afternoon reception at their home will honor friends and relatives with no formal invitations.
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Prospect St
Louisville
Germany
Margaret Ackerman
Pauline Heuser
Indianapolis
Louis
Edward Eggelhof
Richmond
Ind
Dallas
Texas
Myrtle McClure Charged With Violation of Suspended Sentence
Mrs Myrtle McClure 19 of 321 N Delaware St was charged with vagrancy and violating a suspended sentence after failing to report to Detective Herman Radamacher. She previously faced theft charges and had a suspended six month Indiana Woman's Prison sentence. Police say she attempted to poison herself Wednesday and was arrested after hospital release Thursday.
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Delaware St
Paul Wetter
McClure
Indiana Woman's Prison
Herman Radamacher
Radamacher
Secret Service finds Coolidge easiest to guard
Washington June 4 Secret service men find Calvin Coolidge the easiest of all presidents to guard due to his simple regular life. Harding was hardest to protect because of sudden expeditions to golf clubs and impromptu social gatherings. Coolidge stays largely in the White House with minimal outside duties while guarding his private apartments and public appearances.
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Maple Syrup Desserts From Sister Mary's Kitchen
Maple syrup themed dessert recipes with eggs cream and milk including maple mousse and frozen custard using syrup sugar and ice salt methods. Recipes cover whipped egg whites folding into cream, cooking over hot water, and chilling in a three parts ice to one part salt mixture.
Skipper Drake sails alone seeking elusive world voyage
At 63 Skipper Thomas Drake sails the Pilgrim, a 35 foot schooner, on a round the world quest to recapture joy and freedom. His history spans fifty years at sea with gales, bandits, and near disasters, yet he maintains a rare, defiant laughter as he heads toward Nassau and beyond.
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England
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California
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Coolidge Hosts White House Lawn Party For Veterans
President Coolidge appeared in summer dress at his first White House lawn party greeting 2,000 disabled war veterans and nurses with Mrs Coolidge in a flowered georgette green dress. The event marked the summer social opening at the executive mansion.
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United Press
Washington
President Coolidge
Liquor appeals flood state Supreme Court dockets
The Marion County Supreme Court docket lists forty nine criminal convictions with appeals pending. Thirty nine concern liquor violations, many stemming from city court convictions. Notable cases include Leo Bond accused of selling liquor to youths and Frank Buchanan of Liberty Beach Hotel. Multiple defendants, including Gus Buethauer and John Heinlein, have appeals pending on blind tiger charges. Other cases cover transporting minors, criminal fraud, and murder in which appeals are ongoing or defendants are out on bond.
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Indiana Ave
Liberty
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Bond
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Tony Berkops
Tenth St
Hugh Berry
Indiana Reformatory
Gus Buethauer
E. Washington St
Orville Burgess
Edward C. Strathmann
Central Ave
Harry Simpson
Capitol Ave
Evelyn Johnson
Thelma Patterson
Stoyce D. Muléff
William Gavin
West St
Katherine Fullen
W. Wilkins Sr
Morris Biddle
Mqnor
Lawrence Burgett
Tom Dafoff
N. Holmes Ave
Salathiel Pierson
Lexington Ave
Blind Tiger
Carl Lowe
New Jersey St
Lowe
John J. McNamara
Union Iron Workers
McNamara
Indiana State Prison
Rollie E. Metz
Iowa Primaries Could Shape Farm Relief Legislation
Washington dispatch says if Brookhart wins Iowa primary the Senate may pass a farm bill like the Jardine measure with amendments and the Haugen bill in doubt if Cummins wins. House Republicans warn they will act only after observing Senate moves with Agricul ture Committee head Haugen and Rep Clague seeking agreement with Sec Jardine.
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Iowa
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Brookhart
Haugen
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Hoe
Hiaugen
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Frank Clague
Minesota
Agricultural Committee
Jardine
Andresen
Minnesotis
Police Seek Driver in Hit-and-Run Collision
Police seek Scott Wadley of 3074 N. Pennsylvania St for failure to stop after an accident and driving on the left side of the street. RK B Failey of 2930 N. Pennsylvania St reported his Parker was struck Thursday night by a car that fled the scene. Wadley’s license was issued to him.
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RK B Failey
Parker
Wadley
No Home for Blind Indigent Women Decided by Indiana Group
The Indiana Association of Workers for the Blind will not fund a new home. Blind women in need will be placed in existing institutions. The decision followed Thursday’s meeting at the YWCA.
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Indiana Association of Workers For the Blind
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