Second Trial Opens in Rum Raid Death Case
Spencer Indiana June 19 The second trial of Dewey Boshears Bloomington for the fatal shooting of Ralph Pogue a special policeman during a prohibition raid opened in Owen circuit court The first trial ended with a 1 to 11 vote for conviction The state’s case hinges on testimony from David Chitwood about Boshears threat and other officers claims while defense presents conflicting accounts of the victim’s intoxication and police conduct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu Tmes
Spencer
Ind
Owen Circuit Court
Dewey Boshears
Bloomington
Ralph Pogue
Boshears
Monroe
David Chitwood
Claude Myers
Ollie Isom
Pogue
Shelburn Hacker
Marion Kent
Clyde Deckard
Good Government Club Hears Two Ministers
The Marion County Good Government Club heard Rev Clyde H Lininger and Rev Lafe Hoff argue for civic righteousness and church involvement in politics during a Tuesday night meeting at the I O O F hall. Roy T Combs the club president and county deputy sheriff announced the next meeting at the Lincoln for 8 Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Lininger
Speedway M. E
Marion County Good Government Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Addison
Washington Streets
Lafe Hoff
West Morris Street
the Lincoln
State Officials Attend Picnic At Broad Ripple Park
Statehouse offices closed at 4 p m Tuesday as more than 350 state officials and employees and their families attended a picnic hosted by the Statehouse Woman's Republican Club at Broad Ripple Park. Dinner served at 6 p m with Mrs. William G. Gremelspacher, club president, introducing officials. Other officers included Mrs. E Crabb vice president Miss Mary Ellen Hartley treasurer and Mrs Grace Florence Shacker directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
Statehouse Woman's Republican Club
Broad Ripple Park
William G. Gremelspacher
E. Crabb
Mary Ellen Hartley
Grace Florence Shacker
Mrs. Henrietta White Buried in Funeral at Home
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the home for Mrs. Henrietta White wife of Thomas E White of 6036 Dewey Avenue The Rev T H Wilson pastor of Wallace Street Presbyterian church conducted the service She died Monday morning at Methodist Hospital after an operation Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta White
Thomas E. White
Dewey Avenue
T. H. Wilson
Wallace Street Presbyterian Church
Painter Relies on Pilot Law in Neighbor Dispute
Jeffersonville report states painter Lennie Saunders plans to use air space laws allowing pilots to fly over private property to establish his legal status after extending a scaffold over neighbor William Monroe's premises while painting a sign. Monroe filed an arrest warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jeffersonville
Lennie Saunders
William Monroe
Saunders
Monroe
$25 Prize for High Wedding in Princeton
A $25 prize is offered by the Princeton Advertising Club for a couple to be married today atop the soldiers and sailors monument on the Gibson county courthouse lawn. If accepted it would be the first wedding of its kind. Scaffolding is in place for repairs to the statue and a free marriage license is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Princeton
Ind
Princeton Advertising Club
Gibson County
Dawes Aids MacDonald Peace Drive In Naval Talks
United States ambassador Charles G. Dawes outlined principles for future naval disarmament talks while British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told Lossiemouth town council that Britain and the United States seek world peace and will not present a final proposal. Dawes urged leaving naval experts out of conferences and said statesmen must lead to reduce the danger of attack. The Pilgrims Society audience included British admirals and ambassadors from France, Germany, Belgium, Brazil and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Pilgrims’ Society
Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Great Britain
Dawes
Pilgrims Society
France
Germany
Belgium
Brazil
Japan
Shooting Boy Bound to Jury in Gun Test Case
Ernest Crane, 17, of 1759 Morgan Street, bound over to the grand jury by Municipal Judge Paul C. Wetter on a $1000 bond for receiving stolen property after firing 34 shots from a rifle in his bedroom. Two guns allegedly stolen by Drane and another youth were used, with Drane admitting the other boy stole them. Herbert Smith, 21, of 2721 Bellefontaine Street, to be arraigned on a blind tiger charge for possessing three halves of alcohol. Lawrence Fox, poolroom operator at 1007 East Washington Street, arrested on charges of keeping a gaming device after two slot machines were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Crane
Morgan Street
Paul C. Wetter
Drane
Herbert Smith
Bellefontaine Street
Butler University
Indianapolis
Lawrence Fox
East Washington Street
Auto Injuries Fatal Claim Youth John Yeazel
Funeral services are set for John L. Yeazel 23 of 2930 North Talbott Street who died at St. Vincent's hospital Tuesday evening from injuries sustained in an auto accident near Lebanon. The death followed a failed blood transfusion from his brother Dryden Yeazel. The victim, born in Linton and living in Indianapolis for 21 years, was a Cathedral High School graduate who attended Notre Dame and Indiana Law School. He is survived by his parents, two brothers Dryden and Crawford, and a sister Gretchen Mary Yeazel. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Yeazel
North
Talbott Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lebanon
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
Dryden Yeazel
Yeazel
Linton
Ind
Indianapolis
Cathedral High School
University of Notre Dame
Indiana Law School
George D. Yeazel
Dryden
Crawford Yeazel
Gretchen Mary Yeazel
Holy Cross Cemetery
Wisconsin Senator Pushes State Liquor Plan Could Fail
Madison June 19 State Sen Barnhard Gettleman calls for a constitutional amendment to allow state manufacture transport and sale of intoxicating liquors. Experts say the plan faces long odds with only a few supporters and a likely five year path to any change due to constitutional and court hurdles. Gettleman argues state operation with delivery system under supervision could end saloons.
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Willard R. Smith
United Press
Madison, Wis
Barnhard Gettleman
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Gettleman
Commonwealth
J. Gilbert Hargrove
Milwaukee Bar Association
Hargrove
Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Paris honors French airmen in Atlantic flight ceremony
Premier Poincare and President Doumergue paid tribute to Jean Assolant Rene Lefevre and Armeno Lotti the Bernard monoplane Yellow Bird flyers who crossed the Atlantic. Stowaway Arthur Schreiber from Portland Maine was not invited to receptions and voiced disappointment though he plans to return.
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United Press
ARIS
Raymond Poincare
Gaston Doumergue
Jean Assolant
Rene Lefevre
Armeno Lotti
Atlantic
Bernard
Arthur Schreiber
Portland
Paris
City Debates Renewal of Electrical Inspection Contract
Indiana Inspection Bureau considers the safety board's counter offer to renew electrical inspection contracts. President Fred W. Connell notes the city seeks 5 percent of inspection fees, down from 15 percent previously, to cover a $4,600 two year deficit. The bureau wants a blanket contract and to pay any year end balance to the city. Connell says the contract should fix a set city share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Inspection Bureau
Board of Safety
Fred W. Connell
Safety Board
Inspection Bureau
Connell
Gas Petition Filed For Evansville Gas System
Industrial Gas Inc filed with the public service commission seeking permission to install a natural gas system in Evansville. Gas would be transported from Tipton county wells about thirty miles away for commercial and industrial use. Inc would be represented by incorporators Jesse E. Bishop William C Welborn and Adolph E Decker of Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Public Service Commission
Tipton County
Industrial Gas, Inc
Jesse E. Bishop
St. Louis
William C. Welborn
Adolph E. Decker
Funeral services for William A Miller
Funeral services were held at the family home for William A Miller who was instantly killed when the car he rode in overturned Sunday. Burial followed at the I O O F cemetery. Surviving are his mother, one sister and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
William A. Miller
Pilots Approved by Lindbergh for Transcontinental Air Transport
The Indianapolis pilots chosen for the Ford tri motored planes are approved personally by Colonel Lindbergh. The group includes Paul C. Collins M. H. Gallur Carl Bach and 20 others, all transport pilots and licensed radio operators with over 150000 miles flown without mishap. A test run of TAT planes is set to begin June 24.
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Indianapolis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paul C. Collins
M. H
Pat) Gallur
Carl W. Bach
Harry Campbell
V. R. Lucas
William Campbell
Clifford W. Abbott
Fred Richardson
Eddie Belande
Wesley Phillipps
Howard E. Hall
John A. Collings
Morley F. Slaght
H. J. Zimmerman
Ambrose Banks
T. B. Hoy
Moye W. Stephens
Joseph S. Bartles
Stephens R. Shore
Otis F. Ryan
Earl F. Fleet
J. B. Stowe
D. Burford
T. R. Howe
Edwin A. Dietel
N. A. Laurenzano
Noble G. Hueter
Paul Scott
Lester D. Munger
J. A. Guglielmetti
Ford
Marmion Fetes Record Fliers In Indianapolis Banquet
Feted three days by the Marmon Motor Car Company in Indianapolis, R. L. Robbins and James Kelley, endurance record fliers from Fort Worth, prepared to fly to Paducah Kentucky aboard their Roosevelt aircraft after a banquet at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Attendees included Homer McKee, Mayor Slack, G. M. Williams, and aviation and automotive figures such as George Haldeman, Fred Duesenberg, and T. E. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmon Motor Car Company
R. L. Robbins
James Kelley
Ft. Worth
Indianapolis
Paducah
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Homer McKee
Homer McKee Company
Mayor Slack
Texas
G. M. Williams
Mormon
George Haldeman
Ruth Elder
Fred Duesenberg
T. E. Myers
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
R. S. Armacost
R. H. Losey
Harry S. Burke
Hugh M. Knippenberg
Jack Hendricks
R. V. Law
Robbins
Kelly
Roosevelts
Speedway
Sewage Workers to Convene Annual Meeting at Spink Arms
Central States Sewage Workers Association will hold its annual convention on Thursday and Friday at the Spink Arms. Lewis Finch, chief engineer of the state board of health, is first vice-president. Prominent sanitary engineers will speak, including Cecil K. Calvert, Dr. William F. King, and C. H. Hurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States Sewage Workers’ Association
Spink Arms
Lewis Finch
State Board of Health
Cecil K. Calvert
Indianapolis
William F. King
State Health Board
C. H. Hurd
Mysterious poison kills three children in Chicago
Doctors race to diagnose a slow acting poison that killed Chester Kwiatkowski 7 Agnes 8 and Lorraine Markowski 3 as Doris 17 months and Richard 6 fight for survival at Cook County hospital. The mother and aunt report a stranger gave the children peanuts.
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United Press
Chicago
Edwin Markowski
Ralph W. Webster
Chester Kwiatkowski
Agnes
Lorraine
Doris
Richard Kwiatwoski
Richard
Boys Halt Fast Freight Train With Air Brake Act
Sewell Tague and Richard Baker, aged 15 and 12, are in custody in Crawfordsville Indiana after pulling an air brake rod on a 92 car freight train to slow it as it entered town. Trainmen say a wreck was narrowly averted and the boys fled before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawfordsville
Ind
Sewell Tague
Richard Baker
Waveland
Crawfordsville
Park to Rent Horses at Lake James
A stable of saddle horses may be rented by visitors at Lake James state park. Director Richard Lieber of the state conservation department announced the concession was awarded to Mrs. Edward Schulte and Fr. Wayne and may extend to other state parks. Picturesque bridle paths run through the forest and along the lake shore.
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State Park
Lake James
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
Edward Schulte
Wayne
Leiber
Wallace Mills Sued Over Bond Guaranty Bankrupt Milling Firm
The Pennsylvania Surety Corporation suing in federal court seeks to cancel guaranty on $150,000 Wallace Milling Company bonds. It alleges misrepresentation of financial condition to obtain the guaranty. The Huntingtonburg mill has been bankrupt since the bonds were printed.
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Pennsylvania Surety Corporation
Pittsburgh
Wallace Milling Company
Huntingburg
Wallace Company
State Quiets Bucket Shops in Indiana After Indictments
Earl Coble, chief examiner of Indiana Securities Commission, announced Indiana is free of bucket shops after three operators in St. Joseph County were indicted. James Guarano, Lawrence Warren, and Fred Bryer face charges of conspiracy to violate securities law and selling undelivered securities. each released on $5,000 bonds. The trio, all from Chicago, returned there after the indictments and are tied to related Illinois charges.
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Indiana
Earl Coble
State Securities Commission
Chicago
South Bend
St. Joseph County
James Gualano
Hamilton- King Company
Lawrence Warren
Fred Bryer
Ft. Wayne
Guarano
Warren
Coble
Illinois
Road bonds approved for Marion County project
The state tax board approved the $91,900 Marion county bond issue for East Tenth street road construction. County commissioners sought $108,500 after appeal by the Indiana Taxpayers' Association. Bids were awarded: Indiana Asphalt Company paid $56,427.40 for pavement and Marshall L. Oberholtzer $9,690 for a bridge.
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State
Marion County
East Tenth Street
Indiana Taxpayers’ Association
Indiana Asphalt Company
Marshall L. Oberholtzer
Susie Wilson Hospitalized After Cleaning Fluid Incident
Mrs Susie Wilson 1401 Columbia avenue returned home from the circus at 1 p m and was scolded by her husband Wallace leading to an argument. Police were called at 1 45 and she was rushed to city hospital where she is recovering after reportedly drinking a can of cleaning fluid.
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Susie Wilson
Columbia Avenue
Wallace
Susie
Auto Strikes Girl Near Home Injuries Reported
Police sought a hit and run driver after a car hit Velma May Runion 17 crossing Kentucky avenue near West street about 11:30 p m Tuesday. Runion suffered a hip injury and possible internal injuries. Another child, Margaret Walker 9, was struck near Olive street by a car driven by D N Stinnet 47. Walker injured on body and feet. Elisha Clark 52 and four passengers were bruised when their car collided with a motor truck at Morris and Union streets.
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Velma May Runion
Holmes Avenue
Kentucky Avenue
West Street
Miss Runion
Margaret J. Walker
Olive Street
D. N. Stinnet
Lexington Avenue
Elisha Clark
Morris and
Union Streets
Elzie Boys
A. E. Clark
Henry List
Ruth Clark
Library hours fixed for weekdays and Saturdays
The business men's branch announces summer hours from 8 30 to 5 on weekdays and 8 30 to 1 on Saturdays. Since 1918 the branch has grown from a few visitors daily to about 1500 weekly. It offers business services trade directories journals foreign directories fiction and detective stories for tired business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Library
Farm agent released in co ed death
Marion Meyers Ohio State University porticulturist was freed after lawmen found no link to the murder of coed Miss Hix. Prosecutor Chester said Snook’s alibi weakened as wife testimony questioned his return time. He described his evening from 7:30 to 11 p m and denied drugs or liquor use with Hix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Sharpe
United Press
Columbus
State Today
Marion Meyers
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
College of Medicine
John J. Chester
Swetheart
Meyers
James H. Snook
Snook
Club Elects Chiefs In Indianapolis Exchange Set
Elmer J. Culbertson building contractor was elected president of the Exchange Club of North Indianapolis succeeding Ray Norton. Other new officers are E. C. Beal vice president Charles McFarland secretary and J. Clark Mills treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer J. Culbertson
Exchange Club of
North Indianapolis
Ray Norton
E. C. Beal
Charles McFarland
J. Clark Mills
Guards Ordered at Tower Construction Exits
William P. Jungclaus contractor for the new Tower building was ordered to station two special policemen at the truck and pedestrian exits of the barricades to safeguard pedestrian traffic at Monument Circle and Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Jungclaus
Monument Circle
Market Street
Johnston Sentenced In Auto Theft Insurance Case
James J. Johnston of Roachdale received one to three years in Indiana State prison after attempting to steal his car, fake its theft, and collect insurance. A twenty year old, Tracy Newell of Mace, admitted he was paid twenty dollars to move the car to Chicago. Newell’s charges led to Johnston’s arrest in Putnam circuit court. Johnston works as a telegraph operator for the B and O railroad in Indianapolis and is married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
James J. Johnston
Roachdale
Indiana State
Tracy Newell
Mace
Johnston
Chicago
Johnson
Newell
Putnam Circuit
B. & O. Railroad
Indianapolis
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Women
Republican Club
Ripple
Webb Miller
London
John Yeazel
Supreme Court
Lindbergh
City Today
Central States
PARK
Pokagon
Wallace Mills
Examiner
Hunt
Shake Snook
Wife
Veterinary Medicine
Hunter, Trader and Trapper
Scioto Country Club
Chiefs
North Exchange Group
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