Deedless Indiana Assembly Ends Session Tonight
The seventy fifth biennial Indiana General Assembly closes tonight amid critical views of leadership and limited accomplishments. Leaders Harris and Leslie face scrutiny, while the Harlan bill expands public utilities oversight and Nejds bill allows appeals from utility rulings. Repeal of the absent voters ballot law is promised, but primary law tampering is avoided.
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Frank J. Prince
Indiana General Assembly
Lemuel A. Pittenger
Addison B. Drake
Marion
Vanderburg
Harry G. Leslie
Senate
Harlan
Denver C. Harlan
Richmond
Public Service Commission
Commission
Spencer-Shively Utilities
James J. Nejdl
Rabbi Feuerlicht to Address Rotary on Good Citizenship
Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon on Tuesday at the Claypool. His talk follows years of civic work, reflecting on the farm bloc and lobbyist activity, with entertainment noted as plentiful during a 61 day session.
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Feuerlicht
Claypool
Morris M. Feuerlicht
Indianapolis
Durant Praises City Manager Plan In Lecture
Dr Will Durant praised city manager government as a step toward Plato's utopia during a Sunday night talk at the Kirschbaum community center. He cited training for government as key and listed thinkers from Confucius to Darwin in a lecture on Ten Greatest Thinkers.
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Will Durant
Jewish Community Center Association
Durant
Confucius
Plato
Aristotle
Copernicus
Francis Bacon
Newton
Spinoza
Voltaire
Kant
Darwin
Minister Proposes Antidotes to Student Death Wave
Portland march 7 Rev A H Thompson Methodist minister urges three antidotes to curb student death by own action. Supervise psychology and philosophy in colleges. Reduce publicity of personal crisis reports. Promote adoption of Christian religion. He calls death by own action a disease of civilization, noting higher civilization yields more crisis reports, with professionals, except clergy, contributing most.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
A. H. Thompson
Westinghouse to spend nearly all ad budget on papers
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing will devote almost its entire advertising appropriation to newspaper space after April 1. J. C. McQuiston, publicity manager, says newspapers offer national and local reach, allowing a nationwide campaign with district customization. The move follows the company’s long advertising history since 1886.
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Times Special Plusburgh
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
J. C. McQuiston
McQuiston
Foley's Honey and Tar Heals Coughs and Colds Says Montgomery Reader
A Montgomery Alabama letter from Jas Edwards praises Foley's Honey and Tar for stopping a tickling throat cough and chest soreness, noting a full night’s sleep and relief for the whole family. The product is marketed as soothing for sore throats and inflamed throats and recommended for coughs and colds.
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Jas. Edwards
Montgomery
Ala
Foley
Prince of Wales Near End of Royal Training
The Prince of Wales travels the Empire and visits nations from France to the United States as he nears the final stage of preparation for the throne. A series profiles him, noting his public adulation, work ethic, and visits to London slums to understand common life, portraying him as a unifying royal figure respected across classes.
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Prince OF Wales
Empire
France
Germany
Russia
Japan
South America
United States
London
United Press
Minott .Saunders
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Mussolini
Delinquent Tax Collection Begins in Marion County
Marion County Treasurer Edward Ramsay announces the start of delinquent tax collection for about 50 000 people following November defaults. A new law requires thirty days notice before levies, enabling clearer steps and aiming to increase county revenue while helping taxpayers prepare. Ramsay notes poorer taxpayers tend to delay payment and risk losing property.
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Marion County
Edward Ramsay
Ramsay
Stolen Safe and Miscellaneous Burglary Incidents Reported
Police investigate a theft from H. D. Fogg Shoe Repair Shop after a basement window entry and removal of a safe containing papers. Burglaries also touch a battery shop, a pharmacy transom sighting, trousers with cash and tokens, hens, and townspeople report minimal cash taken from a drug store entry.
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H. D. Fogg
Forty-Second St
George Burk
Cornelius Ave
Frank Douglass
S. State Ave
Reddington and Barnard
State Ave
Barard
Leo Cox
Twenty-Sixth
W. S
League Watches China at Geneva Meeting
The League of Nations council met in regular session at Geneva with focus on China's representation and the potential public discussion of Sir Austen Chamberlain's note to the league and powers concerning China. Chu said in a press interview that rising questions from the Chinese side could prompt debate.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Chao-Hsin Chu
China
Austen Chamberlain
League
Chu
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Local Oddities And Incidents
A string of brief items reports a phone manager Knipple observing liquor transfer from cars on a country road after being blocked by two autos. Roy Helms says cows are not peaceful after being kicked breaking his nose. Jail security tightens with ground-window screens at South Bend county jail. Bloomington police report a Fourth of July style mishap when fireworks erupted from a lit pipe. Evansville papers vote on daylight saving time. Anderson’s Chamber of Commerce protests highway traffic diverting from the business district and plans new signs. Hartford City basketball scene notes a player flashed a bottle of liquor and antifreeze. police were alerted and coach Gullion explained incidents.
Two Men Die in Atlas Oil Plant Blast
In Buffalo New York a blast at the Atlas plant of Standard Oil killed Patrick Kirby aged 35 and George Christ aged 41. Four men were missing but subsequently accounted for. The explosion originated near a paraffine tank causing about 500000 dollars in damage and shattering glass within two miles.
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United Press
Buffalo
Atlas
Standard Oil Company
Patrick Kirby
George Christ
Rheumatism Recipe Offered Free to Readers
Ex Sergeant Paul rooms a free prescription for rheumatism and neuritis learned during service with the American Army in France. He offers to send the remedy to anyone who writes him from Room 256, Sess Beekn, AaA.
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France
Paul
Prince of Wales Makes Night at Kennington Pub a Shared Moment
A royal visit to Kennington highlights the prince helping ex service men and sharing a drink at the pub bar. He serves beer to the crowd, earning affectionate cheers from working class patrons who recall his earlier nickname “The Sardine.”
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Whitechapel
Mayfair
Prince of Wales
David Lloyd George
Shevik
Kennington
London
Charlie Chaplin
Dock
Prince
Moncada Declines Diaz Offer as U S Marines Help Standby
General Moncada commander of the Sacasa Liberal army says he refused a Diaz Conservative government offer of 200000 to lay down arms and disband. A peace conference may be arranged under U S auspices if the Liberal president agrees. Marines arrived to avert a battle near Matagalpa and to prevent fighting within two thousand yards of the city.
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United Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Moncada
Sacasa
United States
Diaz
Matagalpa
Decisive Battle Awaited in China
United Press reports Shanghai agitators plan a Sun Yat Sen memorial demonstration on March 12 as Postheanne forces press toward Soochow. Cantonese and northern troops near Soochow ready for action, with sandbag defenses around the city and calls to withdraw Shantung troops from Shanghai. The tense city braces for a possible general strike as the Cantonese move.
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United Press
Shanghai
Soochow
Sun Yat-Sen
Shanghai- Nanking
Chang Chung-Chang
Protectorate Looms Over Nicaragua Alliance Plan
Washington officials see a possible United States Nicaragua protectorate after statements by Liberal rebel General Moncado. The Diaz proposal would secure U S rights to build a canal, establish naval bases at Corn Island and Fonseca Bay, and justify intervention and financial control.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Nicaragua
Moncado
Diaz
Corn Island
Fonseca Bay
Eberhart
Managua
Coolidge
Patricia Opens Engagement At Murat Theatre
Patricia a song play of golf and a girl opens at Murat Theatre tonight at 8 15. Presented by the Advertising Club of Indianapolis the show runs a week with a matinee Saturday. Frank Holland writes directs and acts in the cast mixed Indianapolis and professional players all at Ad Club night with ample seating for the 250 club members and others.
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Patricia
Murat Theater
Advertising Club of Indianapolis
the Murat
Indianapolis
Frank Holland
Auto Struck by Two Locomotives at Crossing
Albert Mason, 28, of Detroit, narrowly escaped death when his auto was struck by two trains at W Ray St and Belt crossing Sunday night. Mason, en route to Indianapolis, was pulled from the wreckage by bystanders as a northbound C N and W switch engine struck first, then a southbound Pennsylvania engine hit. Mason suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to city hospital. Several other persons were named for related auto incidents and intoxicated driving charges.
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Albert Mason
Detroit
Mich
W. Ray St
Mason
Indianapolis
City Hospital
Edward Engleke
Thompson St
James Cobb
Lebanon
Ind
John Youngerman
W. Pratt
Cecil Thompson
Vermont St
John Cook
State Ave
Will Johnson
Senate Ave
Frank Sipe
Mrs Guthrie Dies During Mediterranean Tour
Mrs W A Guthrie a leader in the D A R and wife of the former chairman of the State conservation commission died suddenly on a Mediterranean tour. A cablegram to her son Dr George L Guthrie reported the death. The Guthries sailed January 29 from New York and were due back April 1. They had recently moved from Dupont to the Columbia Club. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two years ago.
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W. A. Guthrie
State Conservation Commission
George L. Gutherie
Pennsylvania St
Missouri Doctor Offers 30 Day Rupture Truss Trial
Dr Andrew Kais er of Kansas City claims a new rupture appliance with no leg straps or elastic belt. He offers a 30 day trial with no cash deposit or COD and a 40 day total evaluation period. If satisfied, buyers pay a small price. if not, return it with no obligation.
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Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Main Street
Kansas City
City Council to consider 1.7 million hospital bonds
City council will weigh an ordinance for a 1.7 million dollar bond issue to build a new hospital building. Mayor supports pay for fifteen policewomen unpaid since Jan 1. vetoed prior transfer of 28 thousand from works funds. Councilors Bartholomew and Dorsett seek to override. A 150 thousand dollar bond for market repair also on agenda and College Ave Bridge closure discussed due to pier sinking.
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Board of Works
Otis EX. Bartholomew
Walter R. Dorsett
City Hospital
Herman G. Morgan
Board of Health
Boynton J. Moore
Otlo Bartholomew
Walter Dorsett
Millard Ferguson
College Ave
Fall Creek
Motorist Finds Bag of Checks After Water Recovery
Charles D. Dickerson found a satchel containing water soaked checks near a culvert in Mooresville Indiana. The checks may total 180000 dollars tied to a bank hold up. Paul Tolan the robbed messenger and Carl Jennings are indicted on robbery charges.
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George C. Calvert
Indianapolis Clearing House
Livestock Exchange Bank
Mooresville
Ind
Charles D. Dickerson
Albany St
Calvert
Dickerson
Paul Tolan
Carl Jennings
Opelika
Ala
Grand
Leary Rites Held at Holy Cross Church
Funeral services for James Leary 72 longtime letter carrier held at Holy Cross Church after a home service. Leary died Friday at 1305 New York Street born in England survived by a widow. He retired Aug 1 1920 after serving since 1886 and belonged to the Federal Employer Association and Holy Name Society.
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Cross Church
James Leary
New York St
Holy Cross Church
Leary
Rew
Holy Name Society of
ARIUM Tablets Promised To Restore Vitality In Old Age
Dr Edouard Betterer cites gland failure as key to aging while ARIUM tablets are claimed to revive internal secretions. Testimonials from William Kleist and C A Bates praise rapid improvement in nerves energy and general health, with claims of relief from kidney liver and bladder issues and high blood pressure.
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Edouard Betterer
Academy of Medicine of
Paris
William KE
Kleist
Washington
C. A. Bates
Plainville
Cent
Erenness Inc
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