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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1924

Page

3

Baker appeals for return to Wilson policy at Cox nomination

Madison Square Garden report on Newton D. Baker urging the Democratic convention to renominate James M. Cox of Ohio. He frames Cox as a rightful standard bearer, defending Wilson League of Nations and stressing a constructive liberal platform to unite the party after 1920 defeat.

United Presse Madison Square Garden New York Woodrow Wilson James M. Cox Ohio Newton D. Baker Cox Baker Wilson League of Nations Ohia America Europe

Conductor Awarded 40 Dollars in 1923 Warehouse Incident

Osa E. Coffin, a 28 year old conductor from S. Neal Avenue, won 40 dollars from a Superior Court jury after he testified he drove a switch engine into W. J. Holliday & Co. warehouse to fetch cars when a large iron door descended, injuring him. He had sought 15000 dollars in damages and the jury deliberated sixteen hours.

W. J. Holliday & Co Superior Court Osa E. Coffin S. Neal Ave Coffin

Two Requests Held Up By State Board For Feeble Minded Youth and Hospitals

The State authorization board approved spending 8000 dollars for fire escapes at the School for Feeble Minded Youth in Ft Wayne and 15000 dollars for beds for five State insane hospitals. A 40000 dollar request to complete Pendleton Reformatory and 19000 dollars to finish the State Sanitarium at Okville were tabled for the next meeting.

State Authorization Board Governor's Emergency and Contingency Fund Ft. Wayne Pendleton Okville

G. A. R. Leaders Return From Reception for Capt Van Pelt

State G. A. R. leaders traveled home after a Thursday night reception at the G. A. R. home 512 North Illinois Street honoring Capt. F. M. Van Pelt of Anderson newly elected commander and Capt. Albert J. Ball of Indianapolis retiring commander The event drew a good crowd despite rain.

Illinois St F. M. van Pelt Anderson Albert J. Ball Indianapolis

Sleepless Dentist Sparks Omaha Gasoline Price War

A humorous tale links insomnia and a dentist to a price cutting spree in Omaha. Local figures including Fire Commissioner John Hopkins push cheaper gas, with municipal stations at 17 cents and leagues driving prices down across 13 to 12.9 cents, sparking widespread competition among 125 stations and spreading to other Nebraska cities.

NEA Maha Neb Omaha Federal J. W. Woodrough Frechman F. J. Pescher John Hopkins Lic League Nebraska League George H. Carey Despescher Ruth Mitchell

Ralston Second Betting Favorite

United Press reports changes in Democratic nomination odds after Thursday's McAdoo incident. Californians remain strong contenders with Ralston at 1 to 3 percent, while Smith holds steady at 1 to 2 1/2. Other contenders Glass Davis Underwood Ritchie Baker Copeland quoted at 1 to 5 to 1 to 6.

United Press New York J. S. Fried & Co Governor Smith Ralston Glass Davis Underwood Ritchie Baker Copeland

Boonville Murder Trial Brings Tight Security

In Boonville Indiana on June 27 the circuit court entered its third day of the Bert Stanton and Bert Julian murder trial for Wesley Rogers slain during a mine strike. Vera Rogers testified her husband was beaten to death with a club and cross examination did not alter her account. Authorities tightened precautions as public tension rose.

Times Boonville Ind Bert Stanton Bert Julian Wesley Rogers Vera Rogers

Bond Issue Considered by Indianapolis School Board

The Indianapolis school board will meet at 11 a.m. Monday to decide on a proposed $300,000 bond issue for a summer repair and alteration program and to review transfers of funds and appropriations. The special meeting was proposed by Richard Johnson, a business director, at the last regular meeting.

Indianapolis Richard Johnson

Funeral services for Jessel L VanWie announced

Funeral services for Jessel L. VanWie 60 will be at 2 p m Saturday at his Indianapolis home 2232 N Mlinois St burial Crown Hill He was employed 35 years at Vonnegut Hardware Surviving widow three daughters a sister his mother and two brothers Also notes that Shriners theater party at Murat features soprano Mrs Arnold F Spencer and tenor George Kadel with dancing after the show

Jessel L. VanWie Vonnegut Hardware Company Hazel Helen Grace Donald G. King Indianapolis Laura VanWie Frank VanWie Montclair N. J Homer H. VanWie Long Branch Shriners Murat Arnold F. Spencer George Kadel

Pedestrian injured as driver arrested after collision

Leon Eddinger at 2530 Northwestern Ave injured when struck by R. F. Lee of 1518 N. New Jersey St at Meridian St and Monument Pl. Lee charged with assault and battery. James Braxton, 21, of 4553 W. Washington St arrested after accident at Senate Ave and Michigan St. Braxton charged with transporting liquor, operating while intoxicated and driving on the left. Southard and Hambright cars badly damaged.

Leon Eddinger Northwestern Ave R. F. Lee New Jersey St Meridian St Monument Pl Lee James Braxton Washington St Senate Ave Michigan St Lquar Braxton W. F. Southard Illinois St John Hambright Southard Hambright

Ranchman John E. Achillen Killed on Wyoming Ranch

John E. Achillen 27 formerly of Indianapolis died June 10 while roping cattle on his West Cheyenne area ranch. Survived by widow a small son and his Indianapolis area parents. Details reached here via word.

Cheyenne Wyo John E. Achillen Indianapolis

Klan bogey disrupts Democratic convention efforts

At the 1924 Democratic National Convention the anti Klan faction fights to name the Klan in the platform while supporters say only limited votes favor such a planks wording. Rumors tie Klansmen to Senator Ralston and Indiana politics as Tom Taggart weighs risks.

Lowell Mellett New York Resolutions Committee Tom Taggart Taggart Ralston Hoosier Statesman Illinois Indiana Standard Faggart

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