Baldwins Get 3 Years More Plead Guilty In Auto Ring
The Baldwins Ted and Leo Baldwin receive five year sentences on three and four counts each, added to their two year base, all to run concurrently. Judge Thomas W Slick overruled Ward and noted the men’s looks as a factor. Other ring members and two fugitive cases loom as remaining trials in the interstate theft operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Slick
Ted
Leo Baldwin
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Slick
Albert. Ward
Middle West
Baldwins
Albert Ward
W. Lee Smith
Robert McNey
Ku Klux Klan
Jacob Wohlfeld
Fred Binzer
Louis A. Windt
Leo
Ward
Robert C. Baltzell
Ted Baldwin
Ray Huffington
Joseph Hunter
Will of Yonkers carpet baron Cochran leaves $35 million
The Alexander Smith Cochran will filed for probate in White Plains disburses more than $35 million to charities and to over a thousand current and former Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Company employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Alexander Smith Cochran
Yonkers
Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Company
Unsanitary Milk Found In Bloomington Eating Places
Milk used in thirty nine Bloomington eateries was deemed unsatisfactory by Dr. I L Miller of the state health board laboratory after tests completed Monday. Forty per cent of samples showed visible dirt, fifty four per cent lacked butter fat, and a portion were unsatisfactory bacteriologically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
I. L. Miller
State Health Board Laboratory
Four Days to Get Driver License in Marion County
The Indianapolis Times notes a near deadline for driver licenses with a 25 cent notarization fee. By noon today over 12 000 county residents filed notarizer free applications at the Times office where notaries operate until 8 30 p m. Citizens are urged to secure licenses before Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Indianapolis Times Notaries
Times
Guard boy in kidnap case rekindled by mother’s warning
In Wooster Ohio on June 25 the Hanna family mother, key witness against Elias and Arthur Arnold, alleged attempts to abduct her eight year old son. Prosecutor Marion Craven prepared an appeal after appellate court reversed the Arnolds’ conviction and warned to guard the boy from strange men and automobiles near the Hanna home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wooster
Melvin Horst
Junior Hanna
Elias
Arthur Arnold
Marion Craven
Arnolds
Hanna
Graven
Arnold
City and State Tighten Fireworks Rules Before July 4
City and state officials moved to curb fireworks injuries by banning street sales and requiring nonflammable storage. Children under 12 are banned from buying fireworks and large displays will require permits. Police and fire chiefs pledged strict enforcement to prevent accidents and property damage ahead of the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Houston
Board of Safety
Claude M. Worley
Harry Voshell
Virgil Ferguson
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Harry Franklin
Indianapolis Safety Council
Fred W. Connell
Safety Board
Connell
Worley
Boston Defeats Philadelphia 5 6 in First Game
Boston edges Philadelphia 5 to 6 in a low scoring first game. Scoring details show Boston with a late rally while Philadelphia struggles in the middle innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Cord to Debut Front-Wheel Drive Auto Soon
Cleveland reports an Auburn Company led front-wheel drive car named the Cord to appear within days. Parts production runs at Columbia Axle Company while Shaker-Raulung works test adaptable bodies. The Cord Corporation, a $50 million holding firm, was formed in Chicago by E. L. Cord and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Auburn Automobile Company
Columbia Axle Company
Shaker-Raulaung Company
Auburn Company
Indiana
Cord Corporation
Chicago
E. L. Cord
Colonel Edward M House III Ill At Lane Cottage
Colonel Edward M House 70 advisor to Woodrow Wilson and noted international figure was reported ill at his Lane Cottage summer home in Magnolia Massachusetts. Mrs House said the condition was not serious and a rest season was expected to restore his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Mass
Edward M. House
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Lane Cottage
Strongheart the famous police dog dies at 13
Strongheart, the film dog trained in Berlin and a WWI Red Cross worker, died after months of illness at age 13. The canine star helped launch animal actors in Hollywood after being brought to the United States by Jane Murfin with trainer Larry Trimble. Notable films include The Silent Call, Brains of the North, and White Fang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
Ollywood
Strongheart
Europe
Berlin
Chamber official to discuss Indianapolis development at Kiwanis lunch
Clifford L. Harrod industrial commissioner and general manager of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce will address Kiwanis Club members at the Claypool Wednesday luncheon on what the chamber is doing to aid industrial development in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford L. Harrod
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Kiwanis Club
Claypool
Ex-Day Agent Indicted in Liquor Conspiracy Plot
John J. Maroney a Beech Grove former DOJ and prohibition agent is indicted in two federal cases for liquor conspiracy involving South Bend and Ft Wayne figures. A warrant for his arrest is being sent to marshal offices as investigators note his past role with Senator James E. Watson and his fringe in local Republican circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Maroney
Beech Grove
Department of Justice
South Bend
Maroney
Andrew Kekko
Ft. Wayne
United Press
United States Marshal’s Office
Federal
Kekko
United States
James E. Watson
Indiana
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana State Prison
Stephenson
Indianapolis Times
Charles W. Jewett
Jewett
Prohibition
Roosevelt No. 2 Nears 314th Hour in Indy Nonstop Run
At noon at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Roosevelt automobile No. 2 reached the 314th hour of its continuous endurance run. If no mishaps occur in 24 more hours it will complete its second week of non stop flight as service crews refuel the car on the move. Roosevelt No. 1 trailed 48 hours behind at the 266th hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Automobile No. 2
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Roosevelt No. 1
Fragmentary 10 a m and noon entries
Readable text shows scattered time markers 10 a m and 12 noon with unclear context. No identifiable persons organizations places or events present in the fragment.
Miss Pound Puts Moore in 1896 Bathing Suit at White River
At McClure Beach Bethseda Hospital nurse Mrs. Martha Moore and Miss Allene Pound posed in a vintage bathing suit from 1896. The scene drew attention from flappers and onlookers as a curious proof of a playful idea on the riverfront.
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McClure Beach
Martha Moore
Bethseda Hospital
Cincinnati
Allene Pound
West
Washington Street
Miss Pound
Mrs. Moore
White River
Court Site Bond Passed by Coffin Faction in County
Harry Callon backed by George W Coffin Republicans helped push a 100000 bond ordinance for purchasing a site for a new juvenile court and detention building. The measure passed as part of a series of ordinances funding current expenses and capital projects including a 350000 bills fund and other allocations.
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Harry Callon
George W. Coffin
Callon
George N. Montgomery
Coffin
Alabama
Walnut Streets
Sunnyside Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Troy Avenue
Harding
Shelby Streets
Homer Elliott
Atorney
J. F. Wild & Co. State Bank
Judson L. Stark
Dewey Boshears Convicted in Slaying of Officer Pogue
A Spencer Indiana jury found Dewey Boshears, 38, Bloomington, guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the liquor raid death of special officer Ralph Pogue. Conviction carries one to ten years in the Indiana state prison. sentencing to be announced this term. The earlier trial ended with a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Spencer
Ind
Owen
Dewey Boshears
Bloomington
Ralph Pogue
Boshears
Indiana
Herbert A. Rundell
Probe into Gambling Case Mistrial After Testimony Change
Deputy Prosecutor George Eggles announced an inquiry into why A R Graham of 3134 West Pratt altered his testimony on alleged gambling by Sam Nedleson alias Needles Nelson at Grand hotel. Nedleson was freed when the judge ruled the state's case collapsed after the change. Earlier Graham claimed Nedleson induced him to sit in a game at 324 North Capitol. he later said he acted of his own accord and Nedleson was not gambling.
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George Eggleston
A. R. Graham
West
Pratt Street
Sam Nedleson
North Capitol Avenue
Nedleson
Paul C. Wetter
Graham
Weather shifts as cool spell ends this week
The weather bureau warns the cool spell is temporary with temperatures rising again Wednesday to 85 to 90. J H Armington notes tonight will be fair then warming, 62 at 7 am and 87 at 7 pm, with heat benefiting the corn crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
J. H. Armington
Mercury
Armington
Kiss in Crowded Cafe Described as Trump Card in Suit
Ann Livingston testified in a $250000 breach of promise case against Franklin D. Hardings the 61 year old oil burner magnate detailing a romance that began on a transcontinental train led to a Chicago engagement and a lavish courtship with dinners opera and gifts including opera coats and a planned bridal suite. She described his reaction to her acceptance and noted rival attention from his housekeeper Jo during the affair. The case centers on a proposed pre nuptial agreement and a $3 000 000 estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Ann Livingston
Trump
Franklin D. Hardings
Fortun
Miss Livingston
Hardinge
Denver
California
Tulsa
Professor MacIntosh seeks Supreme Court review on citizenship vow
Yale theology professor Douglass C. MacIntosh faces a possible path to the US Supreme Court after Yale Dean Charles A. Clark announced an appeal of Federal Judge Warren B. Burrows denial. MacIntosh, a Canadian and former World War Chaplain, ties loyalty to the will of God over all national military entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Lewis
United Press
EW Haven
Conn
Supreme Court
United States
Douglass C. MacIntosh
Yale University
Charles A. Clark
Yale Law School
MacIntosh
Pers
National Defense
United Press Today
United States Supreme Court
Clark
Warren B. Burrows
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Burrows
Court of Appeals
Rosika Oemer
Firemen Lose Fight to Save Cleveland Boy
Euclid village firemen and doctors fought to save Gerald Hodge known as Jerry who fell ill with pneumonia. Despite an initial victory smile from the child, he relapsed and died today after a tense battle with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid
Gerald Hodge
Jerry
Gypsy Woman Sought After Alleged Blessing Theft
Mrs. Mary Kanalac of 3201 West Tenth street said a gypsy woman borrowed 500 dollars a diamond ring and merchandise valued at 10 dollars to be returned covered with blessings. The woman disappeared Saturday morning and police were asked to locate her.
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Mary Kanalac
West Tenth Street
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