Shepherd Denies Murder Claims in Typhoid Plot Trial
William Nelson McClintock's death is tied to a typhoid inoculation plot as Abraham Shepherd testifies. He vociferously denies accusations of killing the ward, while mis-shared witnesses and family members recount treatment and relationships amid the court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelson McClintock
Stewart
Syhie
Shepherd
Charles C. Farman
National Universe of Sciences
McClintock
Sixth Policeman Killed by Bandits in Chicago
Chicago police hold several suspects in the shooting death of Patrolman Patrick McGovern, the sixth officer killed by bandits in three weeks. George Haney, treasurer of a local movie house, was walking with McGovern and is being questioned. Haney previously lived in Terre Haute, Indiana, and is said to know several labeled suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Patrick McGovern
George Haney
McGovern
Haney
Terre Haute
Ird
N E A Board Sets Friday Meeting Ahead of Convention
Executive committee of the National Education Association will meet at Shortridge High School Friday as preparatory work for the sixty third annual convention to begin Sunday. H A Allen of Washington coordinates advance plans as at least 10 000 educators are expected. Joy Elmer Morgan of the Journal of American Education Association arrives today. General committees meet over the weekend with an open air vesper service on Soldiers and Sailors Monument steps at 4 p m Sunday to open the session. Dr Robert J Aley of Butler University will preside and introduce Jesse H Newton of Denver as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
Shortridge High School
Association
H. A. Allen
Washington
Joy Elmer Morgan
Journal of American Education Association
Robert J. Aley
Butler University
Jesse H. Newton
Denver
Col
July Fourth Fireworks Rules Issued by City Board
Police ordered to arrest store owners selling fireworks before July 3 the legal sale date. No permits needed for discharge except large celebrations. Prohibited items include rockets over ten feet high roman candles over ten feet high and paper balloons. Firecrackers capped at three inches long and 1/2 inch diameter with black gunpowder only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
Evacuation of Ruhr to Start Under Paris Plan
The French cabinet approved government measures to carry out London agreement provisions for evacuation of the Ruhr, set to begin soon. Evacuation was scheduled for August 15 under the London agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Ruhr
London
Boy Seeks Funeral Funds Arrests Spark Court Action
An 8 year old begged money for his mother's funeral raising police inquiry. Dr Lillian C Lowder and Mrs Anna Cummings doubted the tale and alerted authorities at Spink Arms Annex 402 N Meridian St. An officer stated another youth awaited the boy. Both were due in juvenile court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fable& Grandmothers
Lillian C. Lowder
Anna Cummings
Spink- Arms Annex
N. Meridian St
Highway Board Adds Marmon Official Car
The State highway commission added a Marmon sedan dubbed the official car to its fleet. A free license plates set was issued by the Secretary of State two days after purchase. The use of the new auto remains conjectural at the Statehouse amid existing vehicles and speculation about who would drive it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Secretary of State
Statehouse
John D. Williams
Earl Crawford
Williams
Fire destroys barn on Sinclair property near Crow's Nest
A large barn on W. W. R. Sinclair’s Crow's Nest property near the Illinois Street river bridge burned today. Damage is not yet estimated. Two weeks earlier the nearby residence burned. The Sinclair family is presently in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. R. Sinclair
Crow's Nest
Illinois St. River Bridge
Sinclair
Europe
Snedegar Sentenced on Still Possession Charge
William Snedegar 28 Greenwood Indiana was jailed after Monday arrest by Sheriff Hawkins for jumping an appeal bond. Criminal Judge James A. Collins today sentenced him to one to five years at the Indiana Reformatory on unlawful possession of a still. Snedegar had been originally sentenced June 16 1924 by Judge Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snedegar
Greenwood
Ind
Omer Hawkins
Indiana Reformatory
James A. Collins
Snedegar
Collins
City to Study Pedestrian Rights at Stop Signal Change
Police Chief Herman F Rikhoff told the safety board traffic laws favor cars over pedestrians and urged a test of extending the walk interval to fifteen seconds at the Ohio and Meridian Street intersection. Board members back increased pedestrian protection and will study a Los Angeles hand signal halt method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Rikhoff
Board of Safety Today
Rikhoff
John Berry
Heikhoff
Ohio
Meridian Sts
Ernest L. Kingston
Los Angeles
Chief denounces city prison bond scale amid failed appearance
Police Chief Herman Rikhoff blasted the city bond system after Clarence Glidewell, 54, failed to appear in city court on a warrant. Glidewell had been released on a 2000 bond secured by Saspan and John Mason. Wilmeth forfeited the bond and barred the bondsmen, while Rikhoff urged tighter controls on bonds for serious charges and better police input on release terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rikhoff
Clarence Glidewell
Belmont Ave
Glidewell
Saspan Mason
John Mason
Rikhoff
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Wilmeth
Mason Brothers
Jerry Kinney
Kinney
Bus petitions denied in Indiana interurban route clash
The public service commission rejected petitions by Red, White and Blue Bus and Hiner's Red Bull Bus Lines to operate routes between Indianapolis and Lafayette citing violations of speed laws. The Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co. was also denied for proposed Indiana to Lafayette service, leaving interurbans as the only transport. Chenoweth Coach Line's request to run Indianapolis to Lebanon was denied for failing to operate ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiner
Red Bull
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Chenoweth Coach Line
Indianapois
Lebanon
Dairy Exhibit Judges Named for National Dairy Event
The National Dairy Exposition will use a judge and associate system for four cattle breeds from Oct 10 to 17. Ayrshires and Brown Swiss will be judged Oct 13, Guernseys Oct 14, Holsteins Oct 15, and Jerseys Oct 16, with named professors and associates from across the U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayshires
H. H. Kildes
Ames
Towa
R. S. Hulce
Chicago
Tll
W. W. Yapp
Urbana
EB. G. Woodward
Taconic
Conn
Moscrip
Lake Elmo
Minn
C. L. Blackman
Davidson
Jerseys
J. B. Fitch
Manhattan
Kan
Move to Oust Brown From State Library Board Discussion
The State library and historical board debated ousting Demarchus C. Brown after nearly twenty years as state librarian. The meeting suggested delegating active management to Elizabeth Claypool Earl, president of the commission, with ongoing input from Charles Kettleborough and C. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demarchus C. Brown
State Library and Historical Board
Elizabeth Claypool Earl of
Muncie
Charles Kettleborough
Legislative Huraeu
C. B
Fashions at Indiana Dry Goods Convention Displayed by Butler Girls
Styles for fall and winter showcased at the Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association convention at the Claypool. Models from Butler University and Miss Mildred Niblick presented the review, with updates on waistlines sleeves and color trends alongside detailed outfits worn by local demonstrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Girls
Indiana
Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association
Claypool
F. J. Mitchell
Mitchell Brothers Company
Chicago Garment Manufacturers
Riley Room
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Butler University
Mildred Niblick
Decatur
Ind
Money Sought for Infirmary Improvements in September
Marion County council to seek a large appropriation in September to improve the County Infirmary after the grand jury criticised its condition. President John McCloskey notes long-standing calls for funds, with last meeting approving fence repairs while reports urged demolition of the main building and a new structure to relieve overcrowding and insanitary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Grand Jury
John McCloskey
McCloskey
Park board approves bonds for bridge and land purchase
Park board on Monday authorized 25000 in bonds to build a canal bridge on Burdsal Parkway and 13000 to acquire land on Conser Avenue at the new Butler University site entrance. Bids will be sought for Kessler Boulevard work and for the Anna Seegar Memorial coliseum in Rhodius Park. The city engineer will review bids for park lighting from Merchants Heat and Light and Indianapolis Light and Heat Company.
Two Seat to Leavenworth Two Seat to Leavenworth
William Smith of 909 Belle Vieu Pl received two years for transporting three stolen automobiles between Indianapolis and Louisville. Alpheus Imus of 941 N King Ave drew one year and one day in Leavenworth. Kenneth Hackley of Earl Park got four years and a $500 fine for using the mails to solicit glove seam workers. Dr. Charles Burris of 527 Agnes St was found guilty of selling morphine to addicts. Trial for Pasquale Cervalla of Elwood on tobacco theft charges from freight cars is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Louisvilles
William Smith
Belle Vieu Pl
Alpheus Imus
N. King Ave
Leavenworth
Kanks
Robert J. Baltzell
Kenneth Hackley
Earl Park
Charles Burris
Agnes St
Pasquale Cervalla
Elwood
Five Bandits Loot Shullsburg Bank In Violent Raid
Five bandits terrorized Shullsburg Wisconsin residents early today and blew the First National Bank safe. They fled about an hour later with five thousand dollars in cash and negotiable securities after two robbers planted nitroglycerine under the vault door and waited as smoke cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
No Poles On Property Protest Grows in Marion County
Marion County commissioners today delegated Tom Ellis and Russell J. Ryan to stop Indiana Bell Telephone Company workers from erecting poles on Perry Road property between E Tenth and National Road. A delegation led by John R. McClintock protested Monday while citizens say poles are being removed from the west side of the road. The company cites high tension wires above telephone lines as the reason for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Tom Ellis
Russell J. Ryan
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Perry Rd
E. Tenth
National Rd
John R. McClintock
Charged with Shooting at Home on Miley Avenue
William Booking 50 of 524 Miley Ave was arrested today on a blind tiger charge and shooting within city limits. Grace Booking his wife was charged with vagrancy. Neighbors reported he sat on his back porch with a shotgun across his lap prompting fear of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Booking
Miley Ave
Grace Booking
French Deputies Clash In Moroccan Debate
In Paris the chamber of deputies erupted in a free for all as Communist Deputy Doriot urged a class war to end the capitalists war. Earlier clashes followed Premier Painleve’s charge that communists approved Krim's warfare and hoped for triumph against French imperialism. Cries of Kick them out rang out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Doriot
Painleve
Krim
Jury Discharges Shapiro Case After Deadlock
A deadlocked jury in the Jack Shapiro conspiracy to rob interstate freight shipments case was discharged by Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell at 10 a m. Monday. Four co defendants pled guilty earlier. Thompson Parcell and Hurst were sentenced to seven years at Leavenworth two years for conspiracy with terms to run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shapiro
Chicago
Robert C. Baltzell
A. M. Gerber
Harry E. Thompson
Sidney Parcell
Earl Hurst
Shapiro
Baltzell
Gerber
Thompson, Parcell
Hurst
Leavenworth
Kan
Manila feels bad effects China strike
A definite move to extend the Chinese anti foreign drive to the Philippines was disclosed here. Cable dispatches from Chinese radicals in Shanghai to Chinese here have been intercepted. Manila Chinese are urged to declare a general strike June 25. Ship sailings to Hong Kong are cancelled. Philippine trade with China has been hit. Customs collections are falling off rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Manila
P. I
Philippines
Shanghai
Hong Kong
China
Hong Kong Declares State of Emergency Amid Strike
Hong Kong today is under a state of emergency with censorship on mail and cables and police control of fuel food and vehicles. The measure follows local strike activity and targets exports beyond gold silver and foodstuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
Hong Kong
Japanese Deny War Rumor In China Spectacle
London dispatch cites Japanese foreign office denying rumors of war with southern China. Officials call the reports anti Japanese propaganda and reject the claim as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Central News
Tokio
Japan
China
Final tribute for James W. Lilly at 1715 N. Meridian St
James W. Lilly longtime Lilly Hardware Company head dies. Funeral 3:47 p m Thursday at his residence with Dr M J Haines and Dr Matthew F Smith of First Presbyterian Church in charge. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers listed from Indianapolis and nearby towns. Active pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Lilly
N. Meridian St
M. J. Haines
Matthew F. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Lilly
Lilly Hardware Company
Frank PD. Stalnaker
Lewis E. Lathrop
Lewis Huesmann
A. O. Jones
Charles Williams
Thomas C. Day
J. F. Wild
Fred B. Gardner
Charles N. Thompson
J. C. Schaff
Edgar H. Evans
Indianapolis
Lewis Jones
Winfield T. Durbin
Anderson
J. W. Millikan
Madison
Harry J. van Dora
Albert S. Pierson
Charles G. Lizius
George Graber
Harvey Wright
George Siebel
Beckenbaugh and Shawler Faces Held Judgments in City Court
The Criminal Judge James A. Collins withheld judgment today for Robert A. Beckenbaugh who promised 50 restitution to the damaged machine after a speeding charge. John J. Shawler had judgment withheld on three drunkenness charges and appealed from city court. Robert Reid was found not guilty of assault and battery as Edwin Gardner was acquitted of speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collins
Robert A. Beckenbaugh
W. Wilkins St
Collins
John J. Shawler
New York St
Shawler
Robert Reid
Winthrop Ave
Edwin Gardner
Thrift Investment Company Files Articles of Incorporation
Articles of Incorporation were filed with the Secretary of State for the Thrift Investment Company located at 1002 Virginia Ave. The capital stock is listed at $25,000. Incorporators named include Jesse F. Falk Edgar Seitz Harry W. Knamelein and Shen R. Childers and Ansel R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrift Investment Company
Virginia Ave
Jesse FE. Falk
Edgar Seitz
Harry W. Knamelein
Shen R. Childers
Ansel R
U B Conference Discusses Church Loyalty in Ohio
J M Phillips of the Religious Telescope led a White River conference of the United Brethren Church at First U B Church Dayton Ohio today. About 160 attended. H H general secretary outlined the financial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Phillips
Dayton
Ohio
White River
United Brethren Church
First U
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William‘ Nelson McClintock
C. C. Farman
John P. Marchand
Marchand
Farman
Robert E. Crowe
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Pope
Billy McClintock
Rev. Nauman
Isabelle Pope
Miss Pope
Billy
Automobile Insurance Assn. Home Office
E. Riley
THE
Indiana Trust CO
William Darling Shepherd
N. E. A. Board
Okehs Rhur
Highway Board
Crow’s Nest Barns
Man
Pres
Mitchell
Milady
Butler
Katherine Harrod
Central Ave
Ter
Dorothy Bassett
Sutherland Ave
Lucinda Smith
S. Randolph Sr
Helen Erber
Blue Ridge Rd
Dorothy Patterson
Park Ave
Park Board
Bell
A. B. Bradford
Ishes Bros
Incorporation
U. B
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