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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1929

Page

12

Dawes and Gibson Named U S Naval Talks Team

President Hoover selects Charles Dawes and Hugh Gibson to lead U S delegation to naval reductions talks in London. Gibson to brief Dawes from Brussels post while Dawes brings banking and reparations experience to preparatory commission efforts.

Lyle C. Wilson Washington Herbert Hoover United States Charles G. Dawes Hugh S. Gibson London State Department Gibson Brussels Dawes League of Nations Preparatory Commission Tegucinalpas Honduras Hoover Legation Preparatory Commission

Slain Ohio coed case viewer Dr Snook faces plea choice

Columbus June 22 Dr James H Snook awaiting arraignment on a first degree murder charge for the death of Theora Hix Ohio State co ed He may plead guilty to seek mercy or proceed to trial attorney John F Seidel opposes a guilty plea until he is convinced Snook committed the crime The body of Theora Hix was found eight days ago at the New York Central rifle range Snook a former veterinary professor lived with her and has a wife and child

Columbus James H. Snook Theora Hix Ohio State University John F. Seidel Snook Miss Hix New York Central

Western senators form bloc to push tariff changes

A Western bloc led by Senator Brookhart seeks to place agriculture on par with industry through a debenture and tax on speculative activities. The group aims to amend the tariff bill with lower rates for manufactures, higher farm protection, and targeted cuts in house schedules. The move foreshadows a possible cross regional alliance including Borah and others to block noncomplying tariffs.

Washington Glass Senate Finance Committee Borah Hoover Brookhart Iowa Nye Frazier South Dakota Howell Norris Nebraska la Follette Wisconsin Wheeler Montana

Spanish American War Veterans Meet in Indiana Encampment

One thousand veterans of the Spanish American wars arrive for the Indiana encampment opening with a memorial service at the Masonic Temple led by Brigadier General William G. Everson. A Monday parade features thirteen patriotic organizations with Joseph Morris presiding. Final sessions Tuesday select 1930 convention city and officer elections.

Munctf Ind Idiana Masonic Temple William G. Everson Muntie Joseph Morris Gary Woman's Auxiliary Parish- Martin Camp

Will Hays Divorced in Sullivan Ind Court

Will Hays director of the MPPDA was granted a divorce from Mrs Helen Thomas Hays in Sullivan Indiana on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Custody of their 13 year old son William Harrison Hays was awarded to the father.

Reunited Press Sullivan Ind Will Hays Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Helen Thomas Hays William Harrison Hays Hays

Little Mary Lou Nicholson Aided By Fairy Tales

An 18 month old girl, Mary Lou Nicholson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nicholson of 2949 Cornell Avenue, suffered a painful ankle during a city water shutoff project. Workers freed her using patient care and stories of gnomes and dragon slayers to ease her fears.

Mary Lou Nicholson Kenneth Nicholson Cornell Avenue

England and Wales Population Drops in First Quarter

United Press reports England and Wales lost 44 112 people in the first quarter, a sharp contrast to an increase of 31 611 in the same period in 1926, sparking concern. Times Special notes Marion postmaster John A. Jones will attend the Tri State Postmasters Convention in Columbus July 17-18.

United Press London England and Wales Marion Ind John A. Jones Tri-State Columbus

Madden Copple Concern Helps All Car Makers

Midden Copple Company Inc offers unexcelled repair and rebuilding for all makes of cars buses and trucks at 735 745 North Capitol avenue. Open 24 7 with mobile service nationwide. Exclusive local agent for Hassler shock absorbers Marvel carburetors and parts Nash Stevens and Flint parts. General manager Cheries F Campbell.

Midden-Copple Company, Incc North Capitol Avenue Indiana Macden-Copple Company Hassler Marvel Nash, Stevens and Flint Automobile Parts Cheries F. Campbell

Youthful Kidnappers Sentenced for Life in Joliet

In Chicago on June 22 two youths Rex Carzoli age 20 and Albert Walz age 24 pleaded guilty to kidnapping Joseph Wadyski. They claimed allegiance to Al Capone's gang and abducted Wadyski to obtain a $50 ransom. Wadyski’s father paid. Wadyski denied liquor connections.

Chicago al Capone Joliet Penitentiary Rex Carzoli Albert Walz Joseph Wadyski Carzoli Walz Wadyski

Founders Day events planned at Lincoln program

Preparations for a Service Club founders day luncheon at Lincoln and a club dinner at Page's next Saturday are complete. The day includes a motion picture with Robert Winslow filming, baseball throwing and horseshoe contests, bridge, the dinner, and a fantastic ball.

The Lincoln Page Robert Winslow

Retires After 21 Years as Osmon­d Public School Janitor

Osmon d Neb June 22 After twenty one years as janitor of the public school building here B H Farrow has resigned because he believes he has earned a rest Farrow is 81 years old and has been married fifty five years

Osmond Neb B. H. Farrow Farrow

Author Harris to Speak at Teachers College Indianapolis

Captain Kilro Harris, noted British World War I officer and author of Through Unknown Australia, will lecture Monday at the Teachers College of Indianapolis. He has traveled 10 000 miles by horseback and horse sulky through Australia. A separate course on Industrial Arts for Elementary Grades will be offered by Dr. Lois Coffey Mossman of Columbia University.

Australia Teachers College of Indianapolis Kilro’ Harris Harris Lois Coffey Mossman Columbia University

Double Plant Building at Boyce Thompson Institute

Yonkers June 22 By Science Service the Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research will nearly double its laboratory capacity. Construction starts Sept 1 with an estimated expenditure of about 400000 dollars. The expanded space will allow a staff increase from thirty seven to sixty scientists.

Science Service Yonkers N. Y Boyce Thompson Institute For Plant Research

Master Mason Degrees at Samaritan Lodge in Marion

Samaritan Lodge No. 105 Free and Accepted Masons will confer the Master Mason degree on three candidates starting at 6 p.m. Monday in Marion Indiana.

Marion Ind Samaritan Lodge No

Knees Under Spotlight in London Exhibition

London June 22 Spanish painter Senor Federico Balran masses denounces knee covering. He defends knee display saying English and American women should show their knees with impunity, citing beauty and heritage.

United Press London Senor Federico Balranmasses

Coolidge Ancestry Linked to Charlemagne in New Book

The New York trace notes current President Coolidge descends from Charlemagne via ancestry cited in Your Family Tree by David Starr Jordan and Sarah Louise Kimball. The work, published by D. Appleton & Co., also lists William Howard Taft Secretary Wilbur and J. P. Morgan as descendants of David I of Scotland.

United Press New York Coolidge Charlemagne David Starr Jordan Sarah Louise Kimball D. Appleton & Co William Howard Taft Wilbur J. P. Morgan David I Scotland

Congressman Yates attends NAACP benefit in Washington

In Washington on June 22 former Illinois Governor Richard Yates joined others at a fundraiser for the NAACP hosted by Illinois Negro congressman Oscar De Priest. E E Jones attended as a Treasury official. speeches referenced Mrs De Priest and Mrs Hoover amid defense of De Priest's statement.

Washington Richard Yates Illinois Oscar de Priest National Association For the Advancement of Colored People E. E. Jones Register of the Treasury de Priest

Explosion endangers Henry Ford on New York pier

Photographer John Schutz using a flash gun caused a powder explosion on the Cunard liner Berangaria pier injuring ten people including the Ford party. Henry Ford and his son Edsel were meeting relatives after returning from Europe when the accident occurred.

United Press New York Henry Ford Edsel Europe John Schutz Ford Schutz

Green Casts Tax Checks to Putnam Schools and Townships

Checks totaling 257,285.30 dollars were distributed from the spring tax collection to Putnam county townships, schools, cities, and towns supporting Greencastle city schools.

Greencastle Ind Putnam County

Eleven States Allow Girls of Twelve to Marry

New York dispatch reports that eleven states still permit twelve year olds to wed. Licenses issued by mail without applicants present and fees driving lax licensing are cited. The Russell Sage Foundation survey explains rising divorces, as analyzed by F Emerson Andrews in North American Review.

New York United States Russell Sage Foundation F. Emerson Andrews Foundation The North American Review

Youth Shot by Cops in Brooklyn Misidentification

An 18 year old, Michael Zazza, was wounded early today while fleeing two policemen he thought were bandits in civilian coats. He was taken to Jewish Hospital with a bullet in the chest. Patrolman James Byrne is detained and Patrolman Frank Sullivan sought as a suspect.

United Press Brooklyn N. Y Michael Zazza Jewish Hospital James Byrne Frank Sullivan Zazza

Praise for Edison Boy Plan in Indiana Education Series

The Times and Indiana educators laud Thomas Edison style merit criteria to pick a youth successor. Gov Harry G Leslie to announce by July 1 with Valparaiso University president involvement. Emphasis on honesty sincerity of purpose and diligent application to tasks set by mentors.

Indiana Thomas 4. Edison the Times Harry G. Leslie Edison

Fleeing Nude Suspect Evades Officers in North Dakota Raid

In Burbank North Dakota on June 22 officers raided the home of J. C. Church and found liquor. Church fled unclothed when the officers left the room, evading capture in the raid.

United Press Burbank N. D J. C. Church Church

X Ray Aimed at Smuggling Diamonds at Port Nolloth

London June 22 authorities at Port Nolloth in the Union of South Africa paused an X ray machine to search suspects and locate diamonds swallowed or concealed under the skin as part of smuggling attempts.

Science Service London Union of South Africa Port Nolloth

Foremen's Club Officers to be Elected in Indianapolis

The Foremen's Club of Indianapolis will hold its second annual officer election at a Chamber of Commerce dinner Tuesday at 6 30 PM. William S Elliott of United States Rubber Company is slated for president, succeeding Charles A Track of Rockwood Manufacturing Company. Retiring officers include J W Robertson Orville Burk George J Hoffman James W Coeppers Fred Noerr and Elliott on the board of control.

Foremen’s Club of Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce William S. Elliott United States Rubber Company Charles A. Track Rockwood Manufacturing Company Elliott National Association of Foremen Track J. W. Robertson Orville Burk George J. Hoffman James W. Coeppers Fred Noerr Board of Control

Rita H De Acosta Lydig hospitalized for nervous disorder

Rita H De Acosta Lydig former wife of W E D Stokes is in a neurological hospital in New York in a nervous condition. Officials say the exact illness is undetermined but not believed to be serious.

United Press New York Rita H. de Acosta Lydig W. E. D. Stokes

Ministers to Picnic in Garfield Park Monday

Methodist ministers of Indianapolis and their families will attend a 3 to 8 p m picnic in Garfield Park. The Ministers' Wives Association is preparing the supper and Revs J G Moore E E Jones and J E Beal lead the program.

Indianapolis Garfield Park Ministers’ Wives Association J. G. Moore Capitol Avenue Church E. E. Jones Merritt Place Church J. E. Beal New Jersey Street Church

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