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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1924

Page

4

McAdoo Nominated as Jacksonian Leader at Democratic C onvention

Former Senator James D. Phelan of California places William Gibbs McAdoo in nomination at the Democratic convention in New York. He cites Wilson's praise and McAdoo's work with the Federal Reserve System, war loans, and treasury reforms as credentials. Also notes Mr and Mrs W H Stern marking their 59th wedding anniversary in Noblesville Indiana.

United Press Madison Square Garden New York William Gibbs McAdoo Jackson James D. Phelan California McAdoo Phelan Woodrow Wilson Treasury Wilson Federal Reserve’ System Federal Farm Loan Bureau Noblesville Ind W. H. Stern Mrs. Stern

Vacation camps urged for anemic children report says

The Merior County Tuberculosis Association released an annual report on fresh air schools detailing a health program at Theodore Potter Fresh Air School and two other rooms. Gains in weight and academic improvements were recorded, with several children adding substantial pounds and strides in learning.

Manapolis Mary A. Meyers The Tuberculosis Association Theodore Potter Fresh Air School Jeanette Williams Jessie I. Redman Amanda D. Rogers Ima H. Black Margaret Lloyd Augusta Coburn Myrilda M. Crane

Father and Son Fined In Court

In city court Bert McBride Sr and Bert McBride Jr were fined for speeding by judge pro tem Garrett Olds. Dad paid 39 dollars and costs and his son 20 dollars and costs. Other defendants include George Glass 1 dollar, Franklin Merchant 1 dollar, and Carl Fearnaught 3 dollars plus costs for speeding after police testimony of 33 mph.

Bert McBride Sr Bert McBride Jr Delaware Sr Garrett Olds George Glass S. Meridian St Reese Wysong W. Thirty- Eighth St Raymond and Harding Sta Franklin Merchant McLain Pl Carl Fearnaught Park Ave Bushong Fearnaught

Meridian Street Apartment Sold to Atlanta Firm

Meridian Courts a sixty six unit building at Thirty four and Meridian sold by Receiver A J Hueber to G L Miller & Co Atlanta for 473926 82 under Superior Court Judge Sidney Miller order. The purchaser to cover first mortgage of 360000 and mechanist lien of 70000 will be paid from the price. Sale held at the receiver's counsel office path. Judge Miller has not yet formally approved the sale.

Meridian Courts Thirty-fourth and Meridian Sts A. J. Hueber G. L. Miller & Co Atlanta Sidney 3. Miller Maroney Apartment Company Fenton, Steers, Herbst & Rice National City Bank Bldg Miller

Williams Sought In Riot Case Involving Holt and Williams

Police seek William Williams 35 of 16 North Noble Street in connection with a May 15 riot between Mann Holt 1815 North Noble Street and Marguerite Williams alleged wife. Holt woman reports Williams was at another location. he was arrested and held on $2000 bond on a warrant charge pending investigation.

William Williams Noble Mann Holt N. Noble T Marguerite Williams Holt Williams

Three Held in Second Franks Kidnapping Case

In Chicago a trio of 13 to 18 year olds were arrested for attempting to extort 3000 from Jacob Franks father of Robert Franks. They planned to kidnap Josephine Franks and were captured after delivering a decoy package.

United Press Chicago Jacob Franks Robert Franks Josephine Robert Walter Erus Ige Thomas Walter Boryca Franks Nathan Leopold Richard Loew Young Thomas

Death by gas forces in Lebanon man’s self destruction

John Kersey a 47 year old Lebanon resident is believed to have killed himself by gas. Police report he stuffed rugs in door cracks closed windows and turned on the gas in his home. The motive is listed as health concerns.

United Press Lebanon Ind John Kersey

Tumulty Caught In Informal Moment At Democratic Convention

Joseph P. Tumulty secretary and intimate of the late Woodrow Wilson is photographed in a casual moment at the Democratic convention highlighting his close relationship with the former president.

Joseph P. Tumulty Woodrow Wilson

Habeas petition seeks Peacock release from Julietta asylum

A habeas corpus hearing is set for Elias Peacock a 68 year old shoemaker of 1221 Eugene Street to challenge his confinement at Julietta county Insane asylum. Peacock says he was not present at the insanity inquest and claims he was railroaded into the asylum by a relative to avoid support in his old age.

Elias Peacock Eugene Peacock Julietta Justice of Peace Wiliam Connor Thomas Garvin

Aunty Reporter Recalls Fashion Focus at Union Convention

New York City June 25. A reporter describes a chaotic hotel tour by delegates. She lands in a small convention of the International Dress Reform Association and mocks novel dress ideas while noting the crowd’s attention to gowns.

Aunt Sarah Peabody York City International Dress Reform Association Ti 5 Committee fae _ ae ee

U S Files Suits Against Alleged Gasoline Trust

The Federal Government filed suits in Chicago federal court against fifty major oil refiners charging conspiracy to restrain trade in gasoline and related hydrocarbons. Attorney General Stone seeks injunctions against the Standard Oil group and others for pooling patents and imposing royalties, despite expired cracking patents.

United Press Washington Chicago Stone Department of Justice Trusia Monopolies Standard Oil Companies Indiana New Jersey California Kansas Kentucky Louisiana New York Ohio Texas Company American Refining Company Aetna Refining Company Standard Development Company Texas Company and Gasoline Products Company

Down and Out Man Shoots Self in Indiana Garage

Frank Mead a 45 year old former police chief of Bicknell Indiana shot himself in the garage at his home on Alabama Street. Despondent over ill health and unemployment he told police I am just despondent and down and out. He was found conscious and still alive two hours after the shooting and is not expected to live.

Frank Mead Alabama St Bicknell Ind Emma Moore Mead

Man Arrested After Grotto Night Vandalism

Charles Sellers of Boston is charged with malicious destruction of property and drunkenness after shattering the plate glass window of a sedan owned by Gilbert Marshall of Atlanta, Georgia during a Grotto night celebration.

Charles Sellers Boston Gilbert Marshall Atlanta

Changes in Grotto line of succession announced

Clinton G. Nichols of Aziz Grotto New Britain Conn chosen venerable prophet Anthony F Ittner Alhambra Grotto St Louis elected Grand Monarch of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets at Claypool Titner grand chief justice after Harry W Ordway deputy grand monarch of Aryan Grotto Chicago resigned due to ill health George Edward Hatch of Lalla Rookh Rochester N Y elected grand secretary upon Sidney D Smith retirement Hatch a past monarch of Lalla Rookh Grotto All other grand officers stepped up in line of succession The convention closes with band contests and grand ball at Murat Temple bands from Islam Amron Aut Mori Yusef Khan Hindoo-Hoosh Arab Rudger Baku Samoor Media Yezdigerd Fortsmouth Zuleika Jade Prophets and women's auxiliary tour city and attend picnics and drills at state fairgrounds Cleveland Aryan Taj leaders featured in contest results

Anthony F. Ittner Alhambra Grotto St. Louis Claypool Titner Harry W. Ordway Aryan Grotto Chicago Ordway George Edward Hatch Lalla Rookh Rochester N. Y Sidney D. Smith Marianna Grotto Hamilton Smith Supreme Council Hatch Lalla Rookh Grotto Prophet H. K E. Christenbury Amra Grotto Memphis Miles Gregory Jimistan Grotto Los Angeles Murat Temple Islam Pittsburgh Amron Zanesville Ohio Aut- Mori Youngstown Yusef Khan Akron Hindoo-Hoosh Ont Arab Fall River Mass Rudger Marion Baku Meonsfield Samoor Richmond Tnd Media Topeka Kan Nazir Canton Amra Wagxville Tenn Oxus Dubuque Towa Kishmee Covington Amrita Ft. Smith Ark Yezdigerd Fortsmouth Zuleika Buffalo Jade Prophets Broad Ripple Park Othnetl Hitech

Slogans sought for Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce contest

Reported today a slogan contest for Indianapolis advertising with four main rules for entries. The chamber urges legible plain paper, separate envelopes for each slogan, and that entries reach by 5 p m on July 10. Merchants on E Washington Street will elect officers at a Lincoln dinner at 6 30 p m.

Chamber of Commerce Indianapolis Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce E. Washington Street Merchants Association Lincoln

Senator Howell seeks remedies for farmer woes in tariff debate

Timea Washington Bureau. Senator R. B. Howell of Nebraska calls for price protection for farmers, favoring a sales tax on wheat products to return U S prices to growers or support via the McNary Haugen plan. He warns against abrupt tariff removal and cites farmer exploitation under current systems.

Timea Washington Bureau New York Ave Washington R. B. Howell Nebraska United States Howell

Indiana Women Prepare for Fourth National Convention

Indiana members of the Women's Overseas League plan to attend the fourth national convention in San Francisco from July 14 to 17. Miss Anna Johnson, 413 East Fifteenth Street, coordinates reservations for a special train leaving Chicago on July 3, with attendees including Miss Ruth Mull Miss Mary Horn the national nominating committee chair and Miss Helen Courtenay the national recording secretary.

Indiana Women’s Overseas League San Francisco Anna Johnson Fifteenth St Chicago Ruth Mull Mary Horn Helen Courtenay

Woods Grazing Harms Woods and Stock on Farm

Opening the farm woods to pasture damages both the woodland and the livestock. Grasses in the woods are sparse, unpalatable, and lack nutrition compared with open pastures. Grazing cattle and sheep can further destroy the undergrowth rather than provide feed.

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