Removal Commission Reopens War Memorial School Site Debate
The site commission appointed by ex Governor McCray will restart work to relocate the war memorial blind school after legislative disputes over site cost and approval. Former Governor Branch and alumni oppose the Mars Hall factory site, while Wheeler estate and other options are under review. Members include Walter Rich J Frank Cantwell Scott Brewer and Ralph Todd.
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Memorial Claisa
McCray
George 8. Wilson
School Aid
Branch
Ission
Celer
DeHaven
Carlson
B. F. Smith
Jackson
Mars Hall
Wheeler Estate
Thes Commission
Wilson
Walter BF
Rich
J. Frank Cantwell
Scott. Brewer
Ill
Indianapolis
Ralph 8. Todd
Bluffton
Lantern Head Convicted In Indiana Case
Prosecutor Wiljim keynotes closing argument as Remy portrays Hammond as a bad influence on local youth. The jurors hear about leftovers from a night of revels and a plea that the defendant violated common decency and common sense in the Indiana case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiljim
Max
Remy
Hammond
Indiana
Haley's Magnesia Oil Ad Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Haley's Magnesia Oil as a cure for indigestion headaches heartburn and constipation. It claims the milk of magnesia neutralizes acids and mineral oil lubricates the bowels. The copy urges doctors and nurses to use the product from Indianapolis Indiana price one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Indianapolis
Ind
Queenie the intrepid firehouse dog with keen instinct
Queenie, a lean airedale with no pedigree, is praised as a first class fire-fighting dog. She senses big fires before crews arrive and alerts pedestrians by barking as fire engines rush to the scene. Her leg was sprained in an accident, but she recovered and continues to ride with the firefighters.
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Queenie
Queenies
Marie Conger
City Dog Pound
Dr. Conger
Courtroom Tells Of Night Raid At Gardens
Morgan testified many students and locals were in the Gardens Saturday night. Officers raided at midnight after a line spread that the sheriff was inside. A woman in a private room was found drunk and unconscious while Indiana University students were named among patrons. Hammond remained jailed seeking a $2,000 bond as Lenora Haag’s trial date was not set.
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Hammond
Marion County
Ernést Greenwald
Blate
Choegee
Remy
Collins
T & Dancers
Hammonn
Ben Pave
Morgan
Owen R. Marshall
Lenora Haag
Meridian Sr
Teapot Dome Oil Lease Trial Opens With Bankers Testimony
Federal court in Cheyenne opens the Teapot Dome case as the government questions eleven bankers from El Paso and Pueblo about bond receipts tied to former Interior Secretary Fall. Judge Lacey blocks unrelated bank records as sides anticipate a closing next week.
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Bu U Press
Federal
Cheyenne
Teapot Dome
Mammoth Oil Company
Teapot Oil Reserve
Wyoming
el Paso
Texas
Pueblo
Colo
Atlee Pomerone
United States
Department of Justice
Attommney General
Interior
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Konda
Continental Trading Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Hal C. Dunbar
First National Bank
Owen J. Roberts
Dunbar
Roberts
Theovernment
John W. Lacey
Coolidge Renames Warren Renomination Fight Continues
Warren’s renomination was referred to the Judiciary Committee as the Senate considered comeback efforts. President Coolidge faced pressure from Republicans who warned a resubmission would spark a larger fight and possible rejection. Warren arrived in Washington for talks while White House officials declined comment.
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Walsh
Warren
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Smoot
Utah
Reed
Pennsylvania
Cummins
Iowa
McMasters
South Dakota
White House
Butler
Washington
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Heads Community Fund Reelects Fred Hoke President
Directors of the Indianapolis Community Fund reelected Fred Hoke of 3445 Washington Blvd. to serve a fifth consecutive term as president, keeping leadership steady for the fund’s ongoing community programs.
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Indianapolis Community Fund
Fred Hoke
Washington Blvd
Jackson Signs Forty Seven Bills Including Gasoline Tax
Governor Jackson approved forty seven legislative measures today, including the Sherwood three cent gasoline tax bill. About seventy bills remain for his consideration as action continues on major measures such as enhanced penalties for hit and run motorists.
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Jackson
President endorses Warren for Cabinet post
The President argues for sole responsibility in appointing his Cabinet and names Warren as the fit candidate. Warren's selection is stated as the only considered option by the President.
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Coolidge
Warren
Adjournment Sidetracked by Warren Nomination Resubmission
Washington March 12 United Press reports plans for early adjournment of the special Senate session were disrupted as the Warren nomination was resubmitted. Conferences stalled on session duration while debates over the world court Isle of Pines and Lausanne treaties continued, with Democrats limiting any action to Republican initiative.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Warren
Isle of Pines
Chamber
Senate confirms Fecher for assistant air service chief post
The Senate approves Lieut. Col. J E Fecher as assistant chief of the army air service succeeding Brig Gen William Mitchell. Fetch, at Kelly Field Texas, will hold brigadier general rank in the new role. The appointment takes effect April 17.
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Times
Washington
Senate
J. E. Fecher
Army Air Service
William Mitchell
Fetch
Kelly Field
Texas
Stolen Cars Reported from Several Homes and Streets
Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Walter R. Neal of 1819 Roosevelt Ave Ford license 5600 903 from Illinois and Eleventh Sts Paul D. Pullian of 2540 E Sixteenth St Ford license 462 317 from Wilkins and Meridian Sts Barrett Woodsmall of 2725 N Meridian St Chrysler no license given taken from Vermont and Meridian Sts
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Walter R. Neal
Roosevelt Ave
Ford
Illinois
Eleventh Sts
Paul D. Pullian
Sixteenth St
Wilkins
Meridian
Barrett Woodsmall
Meridian St
Chrysler
Vermont
Meridian Sts
Mrs Saulcy Named Leader for Lemcke Mayoral Club
Mrs Edna K. Martin announces Mrs Eugene Saulcy to head the women's headquarters at 805 6 Lemcke Building beside a general headquarters for the Lemcke club opened in rooms 801 2. Two ward meetings led to the Fourth and Ninth wards forming club branches Wednesday night.
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Eugene Saulcy
Edna K. Martin
Ralph A. Lemcke
Lemcke
James W. Carr
Lemcke Club
Indiana limits townships to one justice of the peace
The Indiana polis court reform reduces Marion county justices of the peace to one per township by 1927 and creates municipal courts to handle civil and criminal work. Daniel V. White is tipped for the additional city judgeship. Seventeen justices go out of office by December 31, 1926. The Governor has signed the bill reducing the rural township justices. a separate bill for four Indianapolis municipal courts awaits signing.
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Justice of the Peace
Daniel V. White
Marion County
Grand Jury
Jackson
Indianapolis
Center Township
Washington
Perry
Wayne
Warren
Pike
Decatur
Franklin
Lawrence
Lavative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad
Pitch for Lavative Bromo Quinine tablets to fight colds grip and influenza. Claims to work off the cause fortify the system. Box bears the signature E. W. Grove. 30c. Advertisement.
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E. W. Grove
Julietta County Hospital to Become Colony of Central Hospital
Trustees of Central Hospital plan to take over Julietta County Hospital for the Insane and use it as a colony to relieve congestion. Dr. Benjamin Potter likely to be retained as supervisor when state property transfer occurs, expected after Oct 1 1925 due to funding timing. Dr. Max Bahr notes transfer plans and upcoming meetings to finalize details.
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Jackson
Julietta County Hospital
Central Hospital For
Central Hospital
Benjamin 8. Potter
Julietta Hospital
Max Bahr
Senegal
Julietta
Bahr
Potter
No Negative Virtues Sermon Urges True Peace Through Practice
The Rev William McMurdo Brown of Colorado preached at Christ Church today that legislation cannot create virtue or peace. He argued laws cannot abolish vice or guarantee good, and that lasting peace comes from living Christ’s teachings, not prohibition or education alone.
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William McMurdo Brown
Colorado
Christ Church
Power users revolt over rate rise by public service commission
Joseph Wolf of 238 W Walnut Sr leads metal novelties manufacturers challenging a rate increase claimed by the public service commission as a raise for his class. Wolf says rates for this class have jumped from 12 to 60 percent and has named attorney James W. Mellen to represent them before the commission.
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Joseph Wolf
W. Walnut Sr
Public Service Commission
Wolf
James W. Mellen
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Indiana University
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Carney
Freeman
Hammitt
Buncahbnan-Dungan
Christian Foundation of Indianapolis
Knapp
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Hinkle
Perkins
Sims
Perrod
Mrs. Saulcy
Shank
State
W. M. Brown
Illinois Street
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