Osage Chief Opposes Federal Control Of Oil Fortunes
Chief Lookout denounces a bill to turn over Osage funds from oil wealth to youths of Osage blood, calling it almost criminal. He cites past white man harm, recalls investigations into murders tied to Osage wealth, and notes current heirs seek court hearings to manage their fortunes.
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Jimes Washington Bureau
Fork Avenue
Gton
Senate Infis Committee
Mumber
Congress
Chief Lookout
John Kenny
Ernest Burkhart
W. K. Hale
12 Hurt In Accidents In Kokomo Area
Mr and Mrs Edward Lindley of Kokomo and their eight children ages 1 to 16 are missing injuries after their car overturned at Raymond and Harding Streets following a collision with Mrs Albert Steck's auto. Richard Louden age 3 of 2008 Wilcox Street was cut and bruised after being struck by Barbara Carpenter 22 of 1920 W Vermont Street. RNfield Blake 58 of 325 Temple Avenue injured Thursday when struck at Meridian and McCarty Streets. Thomas De Sisto 359 W McCarty Street driver charged with assault and battery driving intoxicated drunkenness blind tiger and transporting liquor.
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Edward Lindley
Kokomo
Raymond and Harding Sts
Albert Steck
Singleton
Richard Louden
Wilcox St
Barbara Carpenter
Vermont St
Rnfield Blake
Temple Ave
Meridian and
McCarty Sts
Thomas de Sisto
McCarty St
Asault
Land Title Confirmed Near Broad Ripple In Appellate Ruling
An Appellate Court opinion upholds the Marion Circuit Court decision in a suit by Clayton C. Coil against Louis F. Schetter, ejecting Schetter from ten acres near Fifty-Fourth Street and Winthrop Avenue. The ruling also affects similar title disputes on adjacent parcels. The case hinged on Jacob Coil’s 1837 will lacking the words and heirs or forever.
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Broad Ripple
Opinon
Marion Circuit Court
Clayton C. Coil
Louis F.schetter
Schetter
Fifty-Fourth St
Winthrop Ave
Jacob Coil
Millbury High seniors favor bootlegging repeal of Volstead act
In Millbury Massachusetts on June 25 bootlegging is the ambition of a majority of the senior class at Millbury High and College. This startling finding comes from questionnaires filled out by the boys during their commencement period. The respondents unanimously favored repeal of the Volstead act.
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Bu United Press
Millbury
Mass
Millbury High & Col
Ed Jones Convicted in Evansville Liquor Case
Ed Jones, nephew of a Federal prohibition agent, was convicted of liquor law violation in Evansville city court after his arrest and complaints filed by his uncle, the agent.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Ed Jones
McCombs arraigned on assault charge after mandolin clash
Joe McCombs was arraigned in Terre Haute city court on a charge of assault and battery after admitting he fought Edna Gardner following her strike with a mandolin. The incident occurred in Terre Haute Indiana on June 25.
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United Preas Terre Hauth
Ind
Joe McCombs
Edna Gardner
Izaak Walton League Drives Indiana Membership Campaign
Indiana chapters push a July membership drive to broaden outdoor conservation efforts. Local Waltonians collaborate with national HQ in Chicago as Charles W. Folds and Indiana President L. G. Bradford coordinate with Maj. R. A. P. Holderby to expand parks game preserves and water pollution protection.
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Indianapolis
Nomi
Indiana
Holderby
Izaak Walton League
Izaak Walton Leagues
Izaak Walton League of America
Chicago
Charles W. Folds
Local Driver Not Held After Pedestrian Injury Accident
W D Clements age 76 of 5132 Ellenberger Ave was seriously injured after stepping in front of a car at Station Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Henry Payne of Fairmount Ind the driver was not held. Patrolmen Dennis and Banks assisted Clem the man was taken for medical care.
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W. D. Clemments
Ellenberger Ave
Station St
Massachusetts Ave
Henry Payne
Fairmount
Ind
Dennis and
Banks
Clem
Doctor Cantwell Reappointed to State Optometry Board
Governor Jackson announces the three year term for Dr. Howard M. Cantwell of Indianapolis as a member of the State board of optometry.
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Jackson
Howard M. Cantwell
Indianapoli
State Board
Optometry
Democrats Scramble for Senate Committees in New Majority Plan
Washington Democrats weigh chairmanships as a possible Senate majority forms. Key posts would favor Southern and Western states with leaders like Norris Johnson Swanson Pittman Overman Simmons Glass Reed and Walsh amid potential party or cross‐coalition control.
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Borah
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Senate
Rey Pittman
Nevada
Lee
Overman
North Carolina
Appropriations Committee
Carter Glass
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
James A. Reed
Missouri
Judiciary Committee
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Duncan Fletcher
Florida
Morris Sheppard
Texas
West
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Pat Harrison
Just Robinson
Arkansas
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Naval Affairs Committee
Four In Roadster Escape After Turnover
A roadster skidded on a turn near Mt. Vernon Ind. and was demolished, but all four occupants were thrown clear and escaped with minor bruises.
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United Press
MT. Vernon
Ind
Air Mail Route Proved Practicable From St Louis
Officials in St. Louis report two months of trial prove the St Louis Springfield Peoria Chicago air mail route is practical despite initial fears of insufficient patronage.
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United Press
ST. Louis
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