Conductor to Face City Code Charge Over Delayed Ambulance Crossing
Frank Van Scoyoc, 32, conductor for the C I and W railroad, faces charges of violating city code after a long train blocked an ambulance at Miley Ave crossing. Police say signals and safety rules prevented backing and that the crew did all they could as delays were caused by a faulty air line and signaling curves.
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Frank van Scoyoc
N. Webster Sr
van Scoyoc
Hamilton
Ohio
Leonard Cox
Miley Ave
Cox
W. Washington St
Miley Aye
Alkire
Belt Railroad
Washington St
Best Railroad
H. F. Reynolds
C. I. & W. Railroad
Reynolds
Market St
St. Louis
Big Four
St. Louls
Pennsylvania
Indiana teen given prison term for auto theft
Seymour Indiana March 12 Ivan Richardson 17 of Ft Wayne was sentenced to two to fourteen years in the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton for stealing a car here and driving it to Georgia.
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United Pr . Seymour
Ind
Ivan Richardson
Ft. Wayne
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Georgia
Shane Sees Problem in New Judges
Mayor and council chamber space is limited as new judges arrive. Headquarters are crowded and strain availability.
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Shane
Mayor doubts constitutionality of new Indianapolis city courts plan
Mayor Shank voices doubt about the law creating four municipal judges and the governor's appointment authority. He suggests temporary use of the roll call room at police headquarters and even the Council Chamber for courtrooms if needed. City attorney Bosson to study the law's constitutionality and requirements.
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Legis
Sluak
Shank
William Bosson
Council Chamber
Weaver Trial Set For May 25 In False Claim Case
Jury trials for George A. Weaver and Windsor J. Weaver of the firm George A. Weaver & Son were scheduled by Criminal Judge James A. Collins for May 25. The pair were indicted last fall on charges of making a false claim to the county over alleged misconstruction of a new building at Julietta county asylum for the insane.
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George A. Weaver
Windsor J
George A. Weaver & Son
James A. Collins
Julietta
County
Aadium
Doctor Buys Property for Office Conversion
Dr. J. Rilus Eastman of Hast man Hospital 831 N Delaware St today purchased a double brick residence at 805 N Illinois St for Mrs Grace Cook for 21000. B M Ralston Real Estate announced the sale. Eastman will convert the property into business rooms with offices above. Frontage on Illinois St is 64 feet with a 120 foot depth.
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J. Rilus Eastman
Hastman Hospital
Delaware St
Illinois St
Grace Cook
B. M. Ralston Real Estate Agency
Former athlete held on murder charge in Kansas
Charges of first degree murder filed against Roy M. Turner of Atchison Kansas a real estate man and former Kansas University football player after traces of strychnine were found in the stomach of Dora Gage also of Atchison Her deathbed statement accuses Turner of forcing poisoned liquor on her.
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United Provg
Kansas City
Roy M. Turner
Atchison, Kansas
Kansas University
Dora Gage
Atchison
Gage
Turner
Judge Wilmeth Heard Luncheon at the Severin
A luncheon featuring Judge Wilmeth was held today at the Severin venue with more than 100 attendees. The event showcased community leaders and legal figures in a formal gathering.
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the Severin
Nightly Revels at Jack-O-Lantern Gardens Court Verdict
Witnesses testified to a nightly booze party at Jack-O-Lantern Gardens northeast of the city. Varles Hammond was found guilty of running a public liquor nuisance and sentenced to six months on the Indiana State farm and a $500 fine, with appeal possible.
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Varles Hammond
N. Delaware Sr
Jack-O-Lantern Gardens
Indiana
James A. Collins
Hammond
Collins
Omer Hawkins
George Snider
Bert Morgan
Prohibition
Stokes defamation case heads to jury tomorrow
The defamation trial of B D Stokes goes to a jury tomorrow as closing arguments proceed. State's Attorney Milton D. Smith opened the case, while defense attorney Charles Rathbun prepared to argue for Stokes, described by the state as a powerful octopus trying to smear his wife.
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United Press
Chicago
Stokes
Charles Rathbun
B.D Stokes
New York
Milton D. Smith
Smith
Helen ‘Elwood
England Rejects League Protocol in Fractured Accord
In Gensva March 12 British foreign secretary Austin Chamberlain announced England had reversed its position and would no longer accept the League of Nations security protocol. He said Canada Australia New Zealand India and South Africa as league members would announce their own views later, either before the assembly or to the league secretariat. Ireland’s stance was not yet determined.
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United Press
League of Nations
Austin Chamberlain
League Council
England
Chamberlain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
India
South Afr
League
Ireland
Temperatures Rise Then Fall Forecast by Government Meteorologist
Temperatures will rise today but colder weather is ahead for Friday, according to a forecast by J. H. Arm ington, government meteorologist.
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J. H. Armington
Right in Me Won Girl Bound Over in Burglary Case
Mrs Blanche Marie Lawson 24 of Fort Wayne Ind alleged girl burglar waited for police in Miss Rose Johnsons apartment after entering with keys from the purse taken downtown She waived examination for burglary and was held to the grand jury under bond. German Head to Take Oath Walter Simons chosen interim president by Reichstag arrived at Berlin palace Oath to be administered by Chancellor Luther today at Reichstag.
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Blanche Marie Lawson
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Miss Rose Johnson
College Ave
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Miss Johnson
Times
Berlin
Walter Simons
Reichstag
Germany
Friedrich Ebert
Hans Luther
Simons
County Dog Taxes Reduced by Marion-County Commissioners
Marion County cuts dog tax under home rule law. New rates are 1 dollar for male dogs 2 dollars for females and 3 dollars for a second or more dogs regardless of sex. Old rates were higher and the measure aims to relieve owners while township assessors are ordered to collect promptly.
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Marion — County
Jackson
John McCloskey
Child snubs kin to pick foster mother in juvenile court
In juvenile court Judge Frank J. Lahr ordered Esther Friedman to live with Mrs. David Horowitz, after Isadore Wulfson urged the girl to choose the foster mother over her father Moses Friedman. The father agreed to a $2 weekly support, despite protests about affordability. Esther, 12, testified she preferred living with the foster family.
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King Solomon
Isadore Wulfson
Frank J. Lahr
Russia
Isadore
Esther Friedman
Moses Friedman
E. Morris St
Esther
David Horowitz
High St
Jewish Federation
Judge Lahr
Friedman
Former Chinese premier Sun Yat Sen dies in Peiping
Sun Yat Sen, former premier and revered father of the republic, died in Peiping after a cancer battle. He signed documents for the Kuomintang on his deathbed, ending a career that began with the 1895 revolutions and led to China’s 1911 founding presidency. He was born 1865 in Honolulu and trained as a physician.
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United Press Pekin
Sun Yat Sen
China
Sun
Kuo Ming Tang Party
George Washington
Far East
Yuan Shih Kai
Honolulu
Hong Kong College
Greenwiich Village
New York City
Missing clothing found after Sol Marcus visit at Dolly Madison Apts
Police investigate a theft at the Dolly Madison Apartments at Twelfth and North Alabama Street where clothing valued at 145 dollars disappeared after Sol Marcus returned to his rooms following a visit in the month.
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Sol Marcus
Dolly Madison Apts
Twelfth and
N. Alabama S.s
Switchman Dies Under Coal Car at Hawthorne Yards
Ollie M. Cox aged 27 of 2012 East Washington Street was killed when a coal car ran over him at the Pennsylvania Hawthorne yards. He slipped while attempting to hop the car front end. Engineer Clinton P. Durbin and conductor George Snodgrass were named. no witnesses found. The body was taken to the city morgue. Cox was married.
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Ollie M. Cox
Washington St
Pennsylvania Hawthorne Yards
Woolen
Cline
Paul F. Robinson
Clinton P. Durbin
N. Capitol Ave
George Snodgrass
N. Wolcott St
Fragmentary OCR Time Details Highlight Schedule
Partial text shows scattered times and numbers with noon and afternoon slots. No clear event, location, or names can be determined from the readable fragments.
Coolidge Angered by Warren Appointment Clash
Washington correspondent James O'Donnell Bennett reports President Coolidge in white hot anger over the Warren nomination for Attorney General. He blames party leaders Curtis, White, Jones, and Reed for failing to marshal support and letting the pivotal decision slip by.
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James O'Donnell Bennett
Washington
The
Chicago Tribune
Washington, D. C
Calvin Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Coolidge
President Hopes for Needed Favorable Votes
President Coolidge resubmits the Warren nomination to the Senate seeking one or two votes to secure confirmation after the chamber’s sharp rebuff. The White House flags a dramatic standoff as Warren and administration allies aim to defend his record against criticism linked to the sugar trust matter.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States Senate
Charles Beecher Warren
Senate
Warren
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Dawes Razzed by Senate in War Nomination Debate
Vice President Dawes laughs as senators mock him during a Senate session. Senator Norris of Nebraska reads a burlesque poem accusing Dawes of a terrible oath while Senator Nelley of West Virginia rebukes his absence at the vote on the War ren nomination. Senator Copeland of New York comments on the chair’s duties amid the Isle of Pines treaty debate.
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United Press
Washington
Dawes
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Nelley
West Virginia
Warren
Isle of Pines
Copeland
New York
Change of One Vote Sparks Senate Controversy
The passage notes no Senate shift after a canvass and portrays Coolidge anew challenging Warren. It reports Warren's readiness to be sacrificed, a White House move to resubmit Warren's nomination, and Senator Walsh calling the procedure unprecedented as the Democratic lineup remains unsettled.
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Senate
Coolidge
Warren
White House
Walsh
Montana
Questionnaires Mailed To Indianapolis Manufacturers
N Trusler director of the Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Industry has sent 1 000 questionnaires to Indianapolis manufacturing plants. Returns will compile data on local industries and the Chamber is the sole publisher of such information.
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N. Trusler
Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Industry
Indianapolis
Chamber
Business trip proposed by chamber to Batesville Greensburg and Indiana
A Chamber of Commerce proposes a courtesy business trip covering Batesville Greensburg and Indiana. The plan outlines destinations and objectives for the visit.
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Chamber of Commerce
Batesville
Greensburg
Ee Ind
Cund Directors Reelect Hoke to Presidency
Fred Hoke was unanimously reelected to a fifth consecutive term as president of the Indianapolis Community Fund at a noon meeting at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Evans Woollen named vice president, with multiple directors reelected or joining. funds and budgets discussed to support current agency needs.
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Fred Hoke
Indianapolis Community Fund
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Evans Woollen
Alexander Taggart
New York
Frederic M. Ayres
Arthur V. Brown
S. E. Perkins
Mra. P. C. Reilly
Matthew F. Smith
H. C. Atkins
Hoke
Woollen
Ayres
Herman P. Lieber
N. H. Noyes
BE. A. Kahn
Roy Adams
Mia
F. H. Gavish
Thomas C. Howe
L. C. Huesmann
W. H. Insley
Hugh McK. Landon
Dick Miller
James M. Ogden
Leo M. Rappaport
John R. Welch
One Headlight Spurs Police Fight Public Safety
Todd Stoops of Hoosier Motor Club announced police cooperation in a campaign against driving with a single headlight. He said the practice poses a public safety risk and urged motorists to ensure both headlights are functional.
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Todd Stoops
Hoosier Motor Club
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