Senate Keeps Secrecy Rule In New Form
The Senate votes 59 to 15 and 68 to 5 to adopt the Robinson amendment allowing open sessions for nominations unless a majority orders secrecy. It permits partial disclosure of how senators voted while protecting debate, but divisions remain over full public records of roll calls and treaty ratifications.
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Monard Newapaper
Washington
United States Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Jones
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Couzens
Courtaid
Air Rides as Prizes at Columbia Club Golf Tourney
Twenty airplane flights courtesy of the Curtiss Flying Service are featured prizes for the Columbia Club annual gold tournament on the Avalon Country Club course. The event starts at 9 a.m. and lasts all day with a golfers dinner that night. Toastmaster is Harry Boggs. Alex Morrison, a trick golf artist, will appear in Indiana. Pratt Searle chairs arrangements, while Wallace O. Lee leads overall entertainment and prize planning.
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Curtiss Flying Service
Columbia Club
Avalon Country Club
Harry Boggs
Alex Morrison
Indiana
Pratt Searle
Wallace O. Lee
Columbia Club Entertainment
New Battery Tested for Free State Railways
Dublin June 19 The Free State government announced tests of a new railway electric battery. The battery promises cheaper faster rail transport with rapid charging every few minutes, unlike the existing type which requires twelve hours to recharge.
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Dublin
Trish Free State
Free State
Jasper exchange dedication sparked by 50 cent rate rise
Public service commissioners were invited by L. C. Griffith of the Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company to attend the Jasper exchange dedication. The facility came after a 50 cent monthly rate increase in Jasper and was called the rocking chair decision since Chairman John W. McCardle approved it without a Jasper hearing.
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Public Service
L. C. Griffith
Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Jasper Exchange
Jasper
John W. McCardle
Stolen Automobiles Reported and Recovered in Greensburg
Police report several stolen cars linked to residents in Greensburg Indiana. Vehicles include a Graham Paige sedan belonging to R H Bosson and a De Soto roadster owned by Cleo Steinfort with licenses and addresses listed. Additional cars include a Ford sedan owned by Leonard Marlan and a Ford coupe tied to F M Shaffer. Recovered vehicles include a Buick coupe with Ohio plate found at Belmont Lambert, a Chevrolet roadster at Ray and West, and an Essex coach near 738 West Henry Street. John P O’Hare a pioneer woodcutter from Anderson Indiana died aged over 100 after burial at St Marys Church.
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Ohio
Belmont Avenue
Lambert Street
Ray
West Streets
West Henry Street
Voliva Announces Europe Evangelizing Drive
Wilbur Glenn Voliva returns from a globe trotting trip and outlines plans to evangelize Europe. He proclaims belief in a flat universe and challenges skeptics while sending workers to Holland Scotland Syria Palestine and Egypt. He criticizes American and European morals and asserts his strict biblical literalism.
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W. F. Sullivan
United Press
Chicago
Globe
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Voliva
Europe
Zion
United States
Holland
Scotland
Syria
Palestine
Egypt
Plank Walk Jokes After Flight Record Set By Kelly and Robbins
Arthur Schreiber recalls the Yellow Bird transatlantic voyage as a stowaway would have faced harsher fate aboard the Ft Worth Ryan monoplane. James Kelly and R L Robbins, visiting Indianapolis, describe their potential reaction with humor about a would be stowaway.
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Arthur Schreiber
Atlantic
Ft. Worth
Ryan
James Kelly
R. L. Robbins
Kelly
Robbins
Indianapolis
Anderson school water services resumed after bill paid
C B Stelle, superintendent of Anderson municipal utility plants, carried out his threat to cut city water to schools. The school board sent a $2,676 check covering the bill and service, and water service has been resumed in full.
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Anderson
Ind
C. B. Stelle
Water Department
High Officials Meet to Seek Peace Grounds
Paris June 19 German Foreign Minister Stresemann and French leaders Briand and Poincare held talks to advance postwar cooperation. After a luncheon the trio discussed implementing the Young Plan. Stresemann would return to Berlin to report results.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Stresemann
Germany
Aristide Briand
Raymond Poincare
Poincare
Briand
Cedar Rapids man leads two week rat eradication drive
Oliver Biehl of Cedar Rapids Indiana launches a two week campaign to eradicate rats in Indianapolis homes and business houses. He tours cities of the middle west with Pied Piper drives in cooperation with the city health board and Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, health board secretary, cooperates in the drive.
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Oliver Biehl
Cedar Rapids
Indianapolis
Biehl
Middle West
City Health Board
Chamber of Commerce
Herman G. Morgan
Health Board
Jail visitors may turn old Cook County Hospital into city auditorium
Chicago considers converting the old Cook County hospital into a municipal auditorium. The building, once housing many criminals, has sat unused since prisoners moved to a new jail on the southwest side. It has been offered for sale but attracted little interest.
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United Press
Chicago
Cook County
America
Conference Eyes Fresh Talks on Rhine Reparations
Observers expect today’s gathering to ease tension between the two Rhine-bordering nations. With the Young plan in place, issues from the war linger, notably German urges to speed Rhineland evacuation and to settle Saar valley questions promptly.
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Rhine
Rhineland
Saar Valley
Youth Drowns in Eagle Creek Near Indianapolis
Robert Bailey eighteen drowned while wading in Eagle creek near the Pennsylvania railway bridge. His brother William twenty four survived, helped by bystanders who recovered the body titled near Evansville. Other family members include Cecil Bailey and mother Emma Bailey with two sisters Flora Dugan and Mary Osborne. The season’s first drowning occurred April seventh in White River.
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Indianapolis
Robert Bailey
Evansville
Eagle Creek
Pennsylvania Railway Bridge
William
Herbert Beach
State Avenue
James Withington
Chase Street
William Are
Cecil
Harris Street
Emma Bailey
Flora Dugan
Mary Osborne
Indiana
Rogell Streeh
Broadway
White River
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Hoover
Cleveland (D
Cleveland
R. H. Bosson
West Washington Street
Greensburg
Graham-Paige
Circus Ground
Cleo Steinfort
Thirtyfourth
de Sota
Beville Avenue
Leonard Marlan
Goodlet Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Market Street
F. M. Shaffer
Washington Street
Prospect Street
Gas Company
Anderson, Ind
John P. O'Hare
Serices
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Zion Ruler
Texas
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Eas
Baltimore
Boston
Montreal
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Detroit
Norfolk
Geo. F. Scheer
Monument Circle
Baltimore & Ohio
Pied Piper
Aids Health Board
Louisville
Central Standard
City Ticket Office
Pennsylvania Rail
Riley
Oeannes Beauty! Inc
Dave
Washington St
Traction Go
Michigan
T.H
Traction Terminal Bldg
Kay
KAY Jewelry Company
W. Washington ,St
Indiana Theatre
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