Administration seeks to crush Senate rebels over Warren and La Follette expulsion
Washington March 9 United Press. The Administration rallies full strength in the Senate to block the confirmation of Charles B Warren as attorney general and to oust four La Follette Republicans. Absent members could hinder the effort as debate nears final decision this week with Brookhart Ladd and Frazier to plead their cases in a court like hearing.
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United Press Washington
Senate
Charles B. Warren
la Follette
Washington
Brookhart
Ladd
Frazier
Warren
Watson
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Brookheart, Ladd
Plebiscite to decide Tacna and Arica sovereignty
President Coolidge declared the Tacna and Arica dispute between Chile and Peru should be settled by a plebiscite of eligible inhabitants. The plan stems from 1884 terms and marks a partial Chilean victory amid shifting Peruvian population claims.
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Washington
Coolidge
Chile
Peru
Tacna
Arica
Arcia
Alsace-Lorraine
Pre-Easter rally to draw 409 leaders at Central Christian Church
About 409 leaders of Indianapolis churches and Sunday schools plan to attend a dinner and pre Easter rally at 6 30 tonight at Central Christian Church. Dr Frederick Taylor pastor of First Baptist Church and Dr Jesse M Bader of St Louis Mo will speak.
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Indianapolis Christian Churches
Central Christian Church
Frederick Taylor
First Baptist Church
Jesse M. Bader
St. Louis, Mo
Indiana University radio station gets 252 meter wave
The federal government has assigned a radio wave of 252 meters to the proposed Indiana University broadcasting station in Bloomington. The action marks the first step toward establishing the station under government oversight.
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Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Beveridge Speaks on Bible as Good Reading at Legion Meet
Albert J. Beveridge headlined the opening meeting of the American Legion in Rushville Indiana. His Sunday address focused on The Bible as Good Reading and drew a large audience.
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Times
Rushville
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
American Legion
Invention by Schoolboys Spurs Licensing Dilemma
North side high school students Eugene True and Jack Dyer built a homemade pushmobile with a one cylinder gasoline motor. Officials from city and state discuss licensing rules while other teens William Hadley and Robert Brown made similar vehicles.
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North Side
Eugene True
Washington Blvd
Jack Dyer
C. D. Ross
Attorney General’s Office
H. D. McClelland
State Automobile License Division
William Hadley
New Jersey St
Robert Brown
Broadway
Final legislative session rounds up appropriations and notable bills
Governor signed 77 measures and one joint resolution while vetoing two. Senate killed several religious and education bills. many others were debated. The session saw 815 bills introduced with 183 passed by the Senate and 180 by the House. numerous officials and clerks' salary changes, blue sky amendments, and state budget provisions were enacted or approved.
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Jackson
Senate
Cooper Religious Garb
House
Speedway
Board of Public Safety
Lambert
Clark
Marion
Indiana
Proposals for State Actions and Memorial Building
Quillin proposes utilities not encumber property without two thirds stockholder consent Harlan seeks garnishee power Holmes plans a State library and historical department by uniting several agencies The Y M C A announces senior athletic championships with gym classes on March 3 and April 1 and notes 1,168 new members from a membership drive
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Quillin
Harlan
Holmes
Governor Jackson Refuses House Bills at End of Session
Governor Jackson used the line item refusal to block fifteen last minute House bills sent to Attorney General Gilliam. The measures include eliminating trustees of the Indiana Farm Colony for Feeble-Minded, transferring duties to the Indiana School for the Feeble-Minded Youth, and transferring control of the Nancy Hanks Lincoln burial ground, the old Capitol at Corydon, Tippecanoe battle ground, and the State conservation department. Also proposed are paving Forty Third Street in Indianapolis and granting a half holiday on Saturdays for county courthouse employees.
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Jackson
Arthur L. Gilliam
Indiana Farm Colony
Butlerville
Indiana School
Ft. Wayne
Nancy Hanks
Tipton Fairgrounds Up for Sale as Festival Is Dropped
Tipton Indiana March 9 small boys say no fair. Tipton County Fair Association announces its grounds will be sold Saturday and the annual fall festival is discontinued.
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Tipton
Ind
Tipton County Fair Association
Nurses Alumnae Dance For Furnishings Fund
The Nurses Alumnae Association of City Hospital will host a dance on March 20 at the Nurses Home to benefit the furnishings fund. Reservations with Miss Grace Cook at 234 E Pratt St. Committee members include Miss Grace Jenkins chair, Miss Lorene Mullin, Miss Mary Wright, Miss Eva Weilg and Miss Cook.
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City Hospital
Nurses Home
Grace Cook
E. Pratt St
Grace Jenkins
Lorene Mullin
Mary Wright
Eva Weilg
Cook
Stolen autos tied to local residents and license numbers
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to James Winans of 31 W. Arizona St Ford from McCarty and West Sts Gilbert Averitt of 2202 Coyner Ave Essex with license 12 171 from Park Ave and Walnut St James Green of 32 N Senate Ave Ford with license 635 106 from Capitol Ave and Ohio St
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Ine Times
James Winans
Arizona St
Ford
McCarty and
West Sts
Gilbert Averitt
Coyner Ave
Essex
Park Ave
Walnut St
James Green
N. Senate Ave
Capitol Ave
Ohio St
208 CAUGHT IN RAIDS ARRESTS NINETEEN FIFTY EIGHT
Raids over the weekend led to arrests of 187 men and 21 women. Those arrested include Ralph Hyatt 29 of 605 IN Senate Ave charged with operating a blind tiger Walter Robinson 29 of 226 N Senate Ave Dave Bonner 25 colored 2452 N Oxford St Oscar Provine 25 colored 415 W Sixteenth St and Clifton Owens 28 colored 445 W Sixteenth St charged with keeping gaming houses Forty seven were slated on vagrancy charges.
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Ralph Hyatt
Senate Ave
Walter Robinson
Dave Bonner
Oxford St
Oscar Provine
Sixteenth St
Clifton Owens
Boy Slated as Bandit in City Robbery Case
A 15 year old boy was arrested and charged with robbery. Detectives Gaughan and Owens say he and two other youths held up Bosie Gorski at Concord and Pendergrast Streets Saturday night taking a small amount of money. The other two boys were not yet arrested.
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Gaughan and
Owens
Bosie Gorski
Eleventh St
Concord and
Pendergrast Sts
Independents to Meet National Independent Party Members
Members of the National Independent party will meet Tuesday night at the home of David L Campbell, 4219 Graceland Ave. The meeting location and host are announced.
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National Independent Party
David L. Campbell
Graceland Ave
Record crowd at fourteenth Indianapolis auto show
Officials of the Indianapolis Auto Trade Association celebrated the fourteenth annual automobile show at the State Fair Ground last week. Show manager John B. Orman reported about 60 000 attendees, the largest on record, with exhibitors noting more cars sold than at any prior show. Removal of exhibits was completed today.
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Indianapolis Auto Trade Asociation
State Fair Ground
John B. Orman
Couple Charged After Domestic Fight At Home
Gray Stewart and Elizabeth Stewart both charged with intoxication and assault and battery after a party at 320 North East Street ended in a fight. Gray had a cut on his hand, Elizabeth suffered a badly beaten face, and Elizabeth also faced disorderly conduct charges.
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Gray Stewart
Elizabeth
N. East St
Stewart
Candidates Clark and Keal file for council district one
Charles Clark and Howard Keal ing filed their names in the city clerk office today as candidates for the Republican nomination for councilman from the first district.
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Charles Clark
Howard Kealing
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