Democrats Push League of Nations Plank Amid Klan Fight
United Press dispatch from New York reports Democratic leaders seek to shift focus from the Klan dispute by pushing domestic issues. Col E M House urges a League of Nations plank, while tax cuts tariff adjustments and farm relief gain traction. Leaders expect the floor fight over anti Klan measures to play out in the resolutions committee.
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Frazer Edwards
United Press
New York
League of Nations
Cordell Hull
National Committee
Col. E. M. House
Democratic Party
United States
League
Tom Taggart
Indiana
E. H. Moore
Ohio
George Brennan
Illinois
Underwood
Alabama
Resolutions Committee
Klan
Newton D. Baker
Ye Association For
Ntional Relief For Agriculture
B. F. Yeakum
Democratic Ru Bloc
Carl Voorman
Rmer
Wilson
Two Guilty Of Liquor Charges In Bootleg Case
Chet Fowler and Oliver Jameson were sentenced to one to two years each after pleading guilty to hauling thirty five quarts of Kentucky moonshine. Arrested March 26 1924 at Owen Avenue and West Tenth Street they were jailed in chains as an appeal to the Supreme Court was discussed.
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Kentucky
Chet Fowler
Capitol Ave
Oliver B. Jameson
Delaware St
James A. Collins
Supreme Court
Owen Ave
W. Tenth St
Roland Snider
Snider
Fowler
Jameson
Grand Jury
Police Woman Scalded By Tea At Home
Mrs. Cozetta Os born a 26 year old of 1244 Ringgold Street was scalded when a tea pot handle pulled hot water over her while she stood in bathrobe. She was taken to the city hospital by Motor Police Hague and Pettit and is reported not seriously injured. Police seek Thomas Pyle missing since June 14 from Mars Hill Hotel. Miss Mary Mason 21 Fisher Station was fined 25 dollars and costs and jailed 30 days for taking 24 dollars while employed in a home.
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Cozetta Osborn
Ringgold St
Hague
Pettit
Thomas Pyle
Mars Hill Hotel
Pyle
Mary Mason
Fishers Station
J. H. Heintzelman
Spencer Ave
Brakeman Ends Life in Boganport
Joseph Garland a Pennsylvania brake man committed suicide in Boganport Indiana due to financial troubles. Despondency over money woes was blamed for the act.
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Brankeman
United Press
Bogansport
Inid
Joseph Garland
Pennsylvania
666 a Prescription for Colds and Malaria Remedies
An old medicine label touts 666 as a cure for colds grippes dengue fever constipation bilious headaches and malaria seal.
Mardi Gras Guests Play at Rainbow Casino Gardens Ball
Shalimar Grotto monsters from New Orleans led by Johnny Bayersdorffer host a mardi gras ball at Rainbow Casino Gardens tonight. St Petersburg Florida outfits join in, while bands serenade The Indianapolis Times office and visitors distribute oranges grapefruit and iced juice for the staff.
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Shalimar Grotto
New Orleans
Johnny Bayersdorffer
Jazz Orchestra
Rainbow Casino Gardens
Indianapolis
Land of Sunshine
Times Force
Democratic tribute to Woodrow Wilson at convention
A prepared resolution from Mrs. Frank Reeves of Washington honors Woodrow Wilson. It lauds his leadership and statesmanship and calls for the convention to recess in respect as it memorializes his memory. The text praises his administration and American democracy and cites his influence on patriotism and civic virtue.
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United Press
Woodrow Wilson
Ralston Guests in Lebanon Host Dinner Honor
Senator Samuel M. Ralston and Mrs. Ralston were guests at a Lebanon reception hosted by local citizens. A monster banquet at the Lebanon Country Club honors Ralston tonight as he ignores New York Democratic convention chatter. He notes he has read only what the papers report. He has worked at his office in Lebanon during congressional recess.
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Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
Ind
Lebanon Country Club
Ralston
New York
Congress
Indianapolis School Board Trip to Dayton and Columbus
The Indianapolis school board departs at 7 45 p m Wednesday for Dayton and Columbus Ohio to inspect new high school buildings and glean plans for three local high schools. All members except Dr Marie Haslop join the two day tour with J H Hilkene Murray Dalman George Rickes and district architects.
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Indianapolis
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Marie Haslop
J. H. Hilkene
Murray Dalman
George Rickes
Receiver named after Crane Motors chief death by own action
John S. Hunt appointed receiver for Crane Motors Company by Superior Judge Moll. George A. Crane, president, died by self act Monday morning. Crane Motors, agent for Moon automobiles, owes Indiana Investment and Securities Company 38990.17 on note 868.60. Settlement day noted. Fred E. Clemons filed for receiver over a 100 debt. Moll acted first. Lisbon houses collapsed in heavy rain. Linseed oil may remove warts or corns.
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John S. Hunt
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Crane Motors Company
T. J
George A. Crane
Moon Automobiles
Indiana Investment and Securities Company
Crane Company
Moll
Fred E. Clemons
Court of Superior
Sidney S. Miller
Clemmons
Izetta Jewell Brown Seconding Davis at Convention
Izetta Jewell Brown, once a leading lady for Otis Skinner, again seconded John W. Davis at the San Francisco Democratic convention. Her earlier speech drew a crowd, and she entered politics after her husband’s death, a West Virginia congressman. It is noted that people wear away about two inches of shoe leather yearly.
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Izetta Jewell Brown
Otis Skinner
John W. Davis
San Francisco
Brown
West Virginia
President to send unofficial observer to London reparations talks
Washington reports the United States will be represented unofficially at the Interallied conference of premiers in London on July 18 to discuss the German reparations settlement plan. Officials say Coolidge aims to avoid European political involvement. Dawes and Hughes will not participate officially or unofficially.
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United Press
Washington
United States
London
Coolidge
White House
Dawes
Whner
Hughes
American Bar Association
Germany Accepts Plan Dawes Report With Cautions
Berlin indicates willingness to accept military control as outlined by the Dawes plan. Germany urges that implementation avoid clashes and maintain stability among Entente powers.
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Dawes
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Police Seek City Ordinance To Curb Jaywalking Downtown
Police Chief Herman F Rikhoff and Traffic Inspector Michael Glenn urged a new city ordinance with teeth to control pedestrian traffic amid downtown accidents blamed on jaywalking. A jaywalking enforcement drive will begin with rules stressing safety zones and proper crossing practices.
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Herman F. Rikhoff
Michael Glenn
Glenn
Duard Dismisses Officer Gaghan
Roy Gaghan patrolman was dismissed from the police force on charges filed by Chief Herman F Rikhoff for failure to answer roll call and absence without leave. Patrolman Thomas J Renforth was found not guilty of assault and unbecoming conduct after a charge by William A Haugh. Miles Padgett faced charges of drunkenness and unbecoming conduct taken under advisement after an incident involving Maurice Spaw.
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Roy Gaghan
Herman F. Rikhoff
Gaghan
Thomas J. Renforth
Renforth
William A. Haugh
Eastern Ave
Haugh
Miles Padgett
Maurice Spaw
Regent St
Padgett
Spaw
Man Fined and Jailed for Carrying Concealed Weapons
Joe White of 328 Darnell Street was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to ten days for carrying concealed weapons after a quarrel with Charles Tucker of 28 E St Joseph Street. Sentence suspended.
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Joe White
Darnell St
Charles Tucker
E. St. Joseph St
Behind the New York Convention Hype Aboard
A snapshot of political tempers and banter at the New York convention with figures like Norman Mack Daniel Ryan Alfred E. Smith and Cordell Hull exchanging quips about heat schemes and strategy amid the crowd at Madison Square Garden.
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Norman RE. Mack
New York
W. H. Conley
Mack
Daniel F. Ryan
Tammany Hall
Smith
Alfred E. Smith
William G
Madoo
Madison Square Garden
Proph ets in Pajamas Rally at Lincoln Hotel
Early morning at the Lincoln Hotel Grotta members appeared in vivid and drab pajamas and one in a night gown. A gun with blanks was fired as a man swung across windows to a ninth floor ledge. A woman's call saved the climber, adding a dramatic rescue scene.
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Grotta
The
Lincoln
John
Washington Bureau The Indianapolis Times booklet rates
A clipped notice offers booklets available for five rents each, two for eight cents, or three or more at three cents each. Readers are instructed to send the coupon to the Washington address, marking selections with an X and including postage.
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Washington
Indianapolis
The Bride’s Booklet and Practical Household Guides
A list of booklets on wedding planning cakes cookies floors stains salads sandwiches and mah jongg with practical guides. Includes whitewash paints stains removal and debates manual for students.
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