PLEA FOR CITY GRADE PUPILS CALLS FOR NEW BUILDINGS
A city school building committee urges removing 1200 children from 14 year old portable classrooms. It backs constructing 12 classrooms at Thirtieth street, eight more at Morris and Kappes, consolidating districts 77 and 82, and a new sixteen room Christian Park school to relieve portable overcrowding.
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Irvington
Indianapolis
Thirtieth Street
Keystone Avenue
Morris and Kappes Streets
Sherman Drive
Emerson and
English Avenues
Christian Park
English Avenue
Emerson Avenue
Park Board
GOP Club Votes for Liquor Repeal
The National Republican Club in New York votes 461 to 345 in favor of a repeal of the eighteenth amendment after four hours of debate. About 45 percent of the club's roughly 1,900 members participated, with opponents predicting resignations and saying the stance opposes the Kansas City platform and the Hoover administration.
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New York
National Republican Club
Congress
Kansas City
Snow flurries dispersed. temps fall to 34 in Indianapolis
Snow flurries that threatened a return to winter were blown away by a 15 mph wind in the afternoon. Temperatures dropped from near 40 to 34 and were expected to hold until Wednesday as the Weather Bureau forecast clear skies and little temperature change for tonight and Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Hearing Set in $13000 Damage Suit by College Hill Realty
A motion for retrial of a $13,000 damage suit against the county will be heard by Superior Judge William O. Dunlavy at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Five weeks earlier the court awarded damages to College Hill Realty for improvements on College Avenue, three miles north of Broad Ripple.
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College Hill Realty Company
William O. Dunlavy
College Avenue
Broad Ripple
Bandbox Review at Indiana Central College Auditorium
The Bandbox Review comes Wednesday at 8 in the Indiana Central college auditorium with the public speaking department and college band presenting. Photos show Misses Florence McCown to Marguerite Breck smith and Hazel Carter testing the drum major baton heft. Walter E. Hauswald leads the band with Miss Laura Patton borrowing gear for a mock charge of the ticket brigade. Nathan Davis and Leora Weimar direct the concert and review.
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Indiana Central College
Beauty
Florence McCown
Margaret Berdell
Bertha Lammers
Mary Ellen Shambaugh
Hazel Carter
Mary Esther Petty
Lucille
Cook
Marguerite Brecksmith
Edwards Avenue
Walter E. Hauswald
Alexis
Laura Patton
Warsaw
Lenora Dix
Robinson
Ill
Ardis Wiseman
Cory
Jury Ponders Fate of Judt in Murder Trial
A 66 year old man Andrew Judt faces murder charges in the September death of his wife Mary Ann Judt. The jury deliberated after lunch then resumed without reaching a verdict. prosecutors argued premeditation, defense claimed self defense. The report includes a Berlin Reichsbank note: Hans Luther elected bank president succeeding Hjalmar Schacht.
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Andrew Judt
Mary Ann Judt
Judi
Judt
United Press Berlin
General Council of the Reichsbank
Hans Luther
Bank Today
Hjalmar Schacht
Bystander with Courtesy Badge Foils Gas Station Hold Up
Charles Riddle a civic figure and courtesy deputy sheriff sat in his car at Oliver and River as a bandit robbed Vernon B. Childress of $25. The bandit drew a revolver and forced the victim to open the safe. Riddle claimed he did not know of the robbery until leaving the station. Sheriff Winkler said the badge was not issued by him.
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Charles Riddle
Broadway
Works Board
Riddle
Oliver and River Avenues
Vernon B. Childress
Childress
George Winkler
Omer Hawkins
Stricter Prohibition Enforcement Favored in National Poll
United States voters support tougher enforcement of prohibition laws in a Pathfinder poll. Results show 214,873 favor enforcement, 75,604 backing light wine and beer sales, 57,953 for prohibition as is, 56,502 for hard liquor sales, and 24,252 for private sales at non drinking places. Ballots counted as 272,826 dry and 171,826 wet.
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Bu United Press
Washington
United States
Pathfinder
Huge Connersville blaze destroys bank and stores
Fire at Connersville Indiana leveled the First National bank building A E Leiter department store and the Green Drug Company building causing a 300000 loss. Firemen fought for three hours with the blaze under control by 1 p m. Origin undetermined. Nearby windows shattered by heat. Insurance is expected to cover the loss. Fire units from Richmond Newcastle Rushville aided the Connersville department along with Indianapolis Nos 12 and 15 and other nearby towns.
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Connersville
Ind
First National Bank
A. E. Leiter
Green Drug Company
Richmond
Newcastle
Rushville
Indianapolis
Court job for McCune chosen Greensburg veteran Sheriff
Greensburg Civil War veteran William McCune was chosen by the supreme court today for the position of sheriff of the court succeeding the late Gaylor F. Meek who died after one year of service. The court traditionally appoints Civil War veterans to this post.
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William McCune
Greensburg
Supreme Court
Gaylor F. Meek
Meurer Receives Second Downtown Parking Sticker
Former councilman Albert F. Meurer was issued a second downtown parking sticker within a week for parking his automobile in the restricted area near the Occidental building Illinois and Washington streets. He faces municipal court over a $2 fine from the prior sticker after refusing to pay.
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Albert F. Meurer
Meurer
Occidental Building
Illinois
Washington Street
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Illinois Street
Times
Demand Mine Revolt Airing In Convention
Delegates from Pennsylvania anthracite unions pressed for a full airing of the Illinois miners revolt against the United Mine Workers. The report cited graft and embezzlement by Illinois officials, noting convictions of D. B. Cobb and E. P. Loden, and indicted Len Fox, with the convention urged to back international officers.
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Pennsylvania
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Committee On
Lewis
International Executive Board
D. B. Cobb
E. P. Loden
Len Fox
Franklin County
The
International Union
Cobb and Loden
Noted Soprano Galli Curci Plans Return to New York
Amelita Galli Curci, in Paris after canceling her European tour, will sail to New York on Wednesday. She blames European papers for unfriendly coverage and claims they alleged she took fabulous payments to fund concerts in rich America.
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United Press
London
Amelita Galli-Curci
Paris
New York
Morning Telegraph
Europe
Budapest
U S Marine Killed in Nicaragua Shooting Mistaken Identity
Lieutenant Edward Selby of the United States Marine Corps was killed near Jinotega on Monday after a guardsman mistook him for a bandit, reporting from Managua.
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United Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Edward Selby
United States Marine Corps
Jinotega
Hourly Temperatures Weather Log
The entry records hourly temperatures with times from 3 10 a m to 1 p m and notes a moon phase at 12. The observed values range from 36 to 39 degrees with midday at 39.
Colorado Supreme Court rules agents cannot be parties in liquor purchase violation
Denver March 11. The Colorado supreme court ruled prohibition agents who buy liquor as evidence cannot be parties to a violation. The court denied an appeal from J. M. Adams who argued two agents violated the law by purchasing liquor from him.
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United Press
Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
High Court
J. M. Adams
Winders Named Indiana Anti-Saloon League Chief
Dr C H Winders was elected superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League at a headquarters committee meeting succeeding the late Dr E S Shumaker. The reorganization named T F Williams chairman Ernest N Evans vice chairman and H B Hostetter secretary. An initial appropriation was ordered to erect a monument at Shumaker’s Crown Hill cemetery grave.
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C. H. Winders
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
League
E. S. Shumaker
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Winders
Shumaker
Samuel P. McNaught
Iowa League
McNaught
Ohio
T. F. Williams
Lafayette
Ernest N. Evans
Indianapolis
H. B. Hostetter
Dr. Shumaker
Crown Hill Cemetery
Buried gangster Oberta lauded in lavish Chicago funeral
John Oberta known as Dingbat, a gangster and politician, was laid to rest in a high profile ceremony in Chicago. About fifteen thousand mourners gathered at his home area as priests offered Catholic rites in a silver casket amid extravagant floral tributes, marking a notable underworld funeral.
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Hy Unilea Press
Chicago
John (Dingbat) Oberta
Underworld
Cardinal Mundelein
Oberta
Tim Murphy
Tony Capone
Scarface al
Three Injured As Car Skids On Wet Brookville Road
A speeding sedan overturned on Brookville road six miles east of the city injuring three people. Kenneth Ross 23 may have a fractured skull, Alpha Ross 20 was severely cut, and Le Roy Richey 19 escaped with minor scratches. All were taken to Methodist hospital.
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Brookville Road
Kenneth Ross
Hotel Williams
Palestine
Alpha Ross
LeRoy Richey
West
Washington Street
Ross
Methodist Hospital
Safety board adopts police addition plan over repairs
The safety board approves Police Chief Jerry E. Kinney's recommendation to add a three to five story rear block to the police headquarters rather than spend 17000 on repairs proposed by the park board. The addition would provide two new courtrooms city prison space and garage room.
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Jerry E. Kinney
Park Board
The
Safety Board
Governor Christianson Files for U.S. Senate Nomination
Governor Theodore Christianson of Minnesota filed his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator. The seat is held by Thomas D. Schall.
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Christianson
Minnesota
ST. Paul
Theodore Christianson
United States
Thomas D. Schall
Times Will Broadcast State High School Finals
The Times and WFBM radio will air Indiana state high school basketball finals starting 9 am Friday through Saturday night. Commentators Blythe Hendricks and brother Tom m y provide play by play with on site coverage and postgame impressions from visiting notables.
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Indiana
the Times
Pioneer In
WFBM
Blythe Hendricks
Tommy
Tribute to Taft Draws Thousands in Capital Rites
In a rain soaked ceremony thousands in Washington joined a state funeral for William Howard Taft. The procession from Capitol to All Souls Church and Arlington Cemetery featured military units and the caisson bearing Taft's remains. Hoover and other officials attended as the nation mourned the former president and chief justice.
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Ashington
William Howard Taft
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Harding
All Souls Unitarian Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Capitol
Hade
Daar
Catafalque
Rotunda
Alice Finney
Capitol Steps
Red Cross
Arlington Cemetery
Hoover
Supreme Court
Supreme Courtroom
Hughes
White House
Akerson and
Newton
Rudolph Forster
Mr. Taft
Elevator planned for Victoria Tower at Windsor Castle
London reports workmen have dug a deep shaft in Windsor Castle’s Victoria Tower to install an elevator. The project proceeds with the knowledge and consent of the royal family as old memories of the Stuarts and Tudors resurface.
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United Press
London
James
Victoria Tower
Windsor Castle
G O P Split Forecast by Senator Nye on Tariff Coalition
Senator Nye of North Dakota warns the Republican party could split as in 1912 if the senate passes higher duties on sugar lumber and oil. The remark issued through the Democratic national committee is aimed at supporting the tariff coalition and follows Nye joining western Republicans with Democrats.
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United
Washington
Republican Party
Senate
Nye
Rep
N. D
Democratic National Committee
Woman Found Slain near East Hartford Bushes
The body of Mrs Frances Sylvester, 50, was discovered with a crushed skull in bushes about 300 yards from Connecticut boulevard in East Hartford Connecticut. Police reported no immediate suspect and investigated the scene for clues.
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Boulevard
Unitersas
East Hartford
Conn
Frances Sylvester
Connecticut Boulevard
Alky Flames Fatal Fire Claims Chicago Manufacturer
Arthur Vallas, a Chicago manufacturer, died after a bowl of alcohol he was using to soak his feet ignited. The incident occurred today as flames enveloped him in his bath, sparking a fatal burn.
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United Press
Chicago
Arthur Vallas
Cork to Paris air link eyed for four day transatlantic run
Paris dispatch notes Cork harbor board plans a Cork Paris air transport service linked to Queens Town liners. If successful, passengers from New York bound for Paris could complete the voyage in four days.
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United Press
Paris
New York
Cork
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