Grun dy Tariff Triumph May Ruin U S Trade
Washington musters warning as the Hawley Smoot tariff faces a Senate vote. Foreign powers threaten retaliation and U S exports have already declined sharply, with autos and steel hit hard. Britain Canada France and others warn of new duties and trade bloc moves if the tariff passes.
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William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
Washington
United States
Capitol Hill
Senate
America
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Britain
Lloyd George
England
Canada
France
Paris
Walter Edge
Younger generation found more moral
Dr E G Lockhart of Drake University reports preliminary prison survey results show younger men more moral than older peers. Among 400 recent inmates at Anamosa reformatory in Indiana only 10 percent were convicted of statutory crimes, suggesting guidance by the youth.
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United Press Des
Taxi Gunmen Rob Lincoln Driver Steal Cab
Two gunmen stopped Emory Ford a 28 year old Lincoln taxi driver at Tenth Street and White River on Wednesday night. They robbed him of four dollars and took his cab.
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Emory Ford
North
Illinois Street
Lincoln
Tenth Street
White River
Sailor Carl Jensen Returns After Forty Six Years to Reunion in Indianapolis
Danish born Carl Jensen, 66, reunites with sister Carrie Carlson at 1833 Easy Street Indianapolis after leaving Denmark in 1884 to sail clipper ships. He met sister Carrie after 46 years, recalls voyage on the J. P. Thomas around the Horn, and plans to visit Northfield with his wife. Jensen’s siblings also emigrated to America years ago.
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Arch Steinelen
Indianapolis
Easy Street
Carrie Carlson
Carl Jensen
Walnut Street
Oakland
Cal
Jensen
Denmark
Carl
Carrie Goodby
New York
J. P. Thomas
Mrs. Jurgensen
Northfield
Minn
Indiana G A R Chief Named At State Encampment
Isaac B. Austin of Noblesville was elected state commander of the Indiana department G A R at the fifty first annual encampment in Wabash. Newcastle won the 1931 convention, selected after two ballots amid a recount demand, by seven votes over Anderson and thirteen over Marion. Mrs Kate Taylor of Bedford was named president of the Woman's Relief Corps and officers including Edith Sheridan Terre Haute senior vice commander Ella Gray senior vice commander Amy Case junior vice commander Nora Etnire treasurer Nellie Hale secretary Erma Akers chaplain Gertrude Fox inspector and Delle Hornbrook patriotic instructor were elected by the Ladies of the G A R.
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Wabash
Ind
Isaac B. Austin
Noblesville
Indiana
Newcastle
Anderson
Marion
Kate Taylor
Bedford
Woman's Relief Corps
Edith Sheridan
Ella Gray
Terre Haute
Amy Case
Nora Etnire
Logansport
Nellie Hale
Erma Akers
Delphi
Gertrude Fox
Wayne
Delle Hornbrook
Princeton
Indianapolis Christian Church Union annual dinner rally
Officers of the Indianapolis Christian Church Union will present reports at the dinner meeting at West Park Christian Church at 6 15 p m Friday. A rally of all county Christian churches will follow and Merle Sidener will speak on the pension fund of the Disciples of Christ.
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Indianapolis Christian Church Union
West Park Christian Church
Merle Sidener
Pension Fund
The
Disciples of Christ
Gronemeier Joins Mt Vernon School Board as GOP Member
Mt Vernon Indiana June 12 Alfred S Gronemeier Chamber of Commerce president today assumed his post as the Republican member of the school board here.
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MT. Vernon
Ind
Alfred S. Gronemeier
Chamber of Commerce
Parrot Coco Draws Attention At 147 North Pennsylvania Street
A 10 year old hyacinth macaw named Coco resides at 147 North Pennsylvania Street and posed with Miss Ethel Knorr of the Miss Victory campaign at Veterans of Foreign Wars headquarters. Owner R B Ward notes Coco is one of three such macaws in captivity in the United States valued at $500. one rival is in Bronx Park New York and another on Catalina Island.
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Coco
Pennsylvania Street
Ethel Knorr
Veterans of Foreign Wars
East Street
Miss Knorr
United States
Bronx Park
New York
Catalina Island
R. B. Ward
Central
South America
Campaign funds linked to Wabash valley liquor gang
In federal court in Terre Haute Indiana prosecutors tied GOP fundraising to an alleged liquor ring operating across Indiana Kentucky and Illinois. Witnesses testified they paid Jensen and other officials to aid the bootleg operation including a $500 monthly payment to then sheriff Ray Concannon and a $3 000 annual farm rental for a still on the land.
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Times
Terre Haute
Ing
Wabash Valley
Charles Figg
John Jensen
Vigo County
Frank Meherry
Jensen
Fred Armstrong
Ray Concannon
Ray
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
City contractors awarded sewer projects saving funds
Sanitary board awards contracts totaling 254 363 for sewer work split into three divisions. Krenn Date Construction of Chicago and Swords McDougal Lancaster of Peoria win divisions one and two for 90300 and 134263 while Dehner Construction of Fort Wayne bids 14240 in division three but not awarded. Pleasant Run interceptor extension goes to Krenn Dato for 29800. Board attorney says sewer expenditures total 450000, 140000 below the planned bond issue, with preference for local labor.
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Broad Ripple
Krenn-Date Construction Company
Chicago
Swords, McDougal and Lancaster Company
Peoria
Ill
Dehner Construction Company
Ft. Wayne
Pleasantt Run
Krenn & Dato Company
Joseph A. Daniels
Injured Motorcyclist Fractures Skull in Meridian Crash
Frank Smith 18 of 942 West Forty second street was thrown from his motorcycle in a collision with Don Knight 30 of 3330 North Meridian street on 3300 North Meridian. Smith suffered a fractured skull and several broken ribs and is in critical condition at the city hospital. Knight, an instructor at Shortridge High School, was not held.
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North Meridian Street
Frank Smith
West
Small cities post large early population gains
Washington reports preliminary census figures showing Lynbrook New York jumping to 11,971 residents, a 173 percent rise from 4,371. Brookfield Illinois grows to 1,015 and Maywood Illinois to 25,675, each more than doubling. Cincinnati tallies 449,331, up 48,084 from 1920.
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United Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Lynbrook
N. Y
Illinois
Brookfield
Maywood
Cincinnati
Underwriters to Meet at Indianapolis Spink Arms
The Indianapolis Life Underwriters Association holds its annual meeting Friday at noon at the Spink Arms. The event features a circus with clowns jazz bands and ballyhoo. Joel T. Traylor will preside as association president with Herbert Luckey leading the program committee.
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Indianapolis Life Underwriters Association
Spink Arms
Joel T. Traylor
Herbert Luckey
Life of David Cohee A Diary Keeper In Indiana
A Boone county farmer, David D Cohee 77 keeps daily diaries since 1873. His fifty seven volumes record courtship marriage farm life and his wife Janes illness and death. Born 1853 in Boone county he has six children sixteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren with annual family reunions.
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Lebanon
Ind
David Dunlap Cohee
David Cohee
Cohee
David
Jane
David D. Cohee
Pettis Dry Goods Company of
Indianapolis
Cohees
Andrew Cohee
Benjamin Cohee
State of
Delaware
Pettis Dry Company
Pettis
Ex Councilmen to Battle for Hospital Unit
Former city leaders threaten protest over a 65000 bond to finish the out patient ward floor while abandoning the 1044000 ward structure for the city hospital. They argue the project remains needed despite a low bonding margin and debate whether the city should fund tubercular care.
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City Hospital
Flower Mission Hospital
L. Ert Slack
Health Board
Slack Administration Council
William H. Elder
John F. White
Council Health
Sullivan
White
Hammer murderess Clara Phillips seeks parole
Clara Phillips, the so called hammer murderess, appeared on the June calendar for parole at San Quentin. She must serve at least ten years of her life sentence before parole can be considered, after being sentenced in 1923 for the murder of Alberta Meadows.
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United Press
San Quentin
Cal
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Hammer
State Board ‘of Prison Directors
Clara
Alberta Meadows
Two Gang Victims in New York Killing
Police report the killers struck two men early today in separate attacks, marking another deadly incident amid a wider crackdown on racketeers, dope peddlers, and criminals. The spree follows police rounding up seventy suspects in ongoing crime suppression efforts.
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United Press
New York
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