Five Downtown Burglaries Reported In City
Police investigated five downtown break ins with loot nearing 700 dollars. Manning Pharmacy on West Washington Street saw a robbery with 50 dollars taken from the cash register and a girl seen in a car. Other targets included King Outfitting Company on East Washington Street with 60 garments stolen worth 600 dollars, Indiana Condensed Milk Company offices with 80.26 dollars taken, Carlin Music Company on Washington Street with 1.84 dollars stolen, and the Columbia Club where a night watchman reported a thief took eggs and bananas from a rear window.
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Shortridge Edges Greenfield in Indiana Regional Openers
Shortridge narrowly defeated Greenfield in the morning session as eight regional high school basketball tournaments began. Sixty four teams were cut to sixteen for next week's state championship in Indianapolis, with early winners including Newcastle over Dunkirk Carmel over Stony Creek Richmond over Aurora Froebel over Brook Marion over Delphi Huntington over Liberty Center Martinsville over Garfield and Franklin over Lyons.
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Murder Charge Threatened If Habeas Granted Against Shepherd
Chicago March 14 United Press A warrant for murder will be drawn against William D. Shepherd if he is released on habeas corpus grounds. State's Attorney Crowe's office contends new evidence links Shepherd to the death of William McClintock, a ward described as a millionaire orphan, from typhoid fever. The case stems from an inquiry into unusual death and attempts to learn how germs could be administered without trace.
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Indianapolis
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Hopkins
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Harry Olson
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New Police Shifts Reshape Force Ahead of Mayoral Campaign
Inspector John White and Capt. Charles Summer announce shifts for twenty-one officers effective Monday. Police factions linked to Shank Lemcke gain strategic posts while Coffin supporters are moved from key districts. Most of the motorcycle squad reassigned. six new officers identified as Shank supporters. Sergt. John Allison moves from humane to patrol. Sgt. Russell shifts to humane work.
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Local Rooters Follow Team to Anderson for 2 P.M. Game
Anderson hosts a 2 PM basketball game as eight high school sectional champions travel from nearby towns. Blythe Q. Hendricks reports the Times correspondent notes fan enthusiasm and team confidence ahead of the matchup.
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Blythe Q. Hendricks
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Man Held In Theft Burglary Case In City Barber Shop
Frederick Perry, 19, of 755 Edgemont Street, was arrested after police tied him to a burglary at a barber shop on March 6. A safe was looted for 75 dollars after intruders forced open a basement door at 324 Indiana Avenue, where a purse found on Perry linked him to the crime.
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Edgemont St
Charles Rapes
Indiana Ave
Perry
Lemcke Names Codgen and Others to Civic Posts
James M. Ogden city corporation counsel was named chairman of the Speakers Bureau for Ralph A. Lemcke, Republican candidate for mayor. Charles A. Bookwalter announced as executive committee chairman. James C. Douglas named chairman of the industrial committee.
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Ralph A. Lemcke
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James C. Douglas
Taxpayers Rush Federal Building For Last Day
Crowds fill the third floor corridor of the Federal Building as the final filing day ends. The office remains open until midnight with six thousand returns filed on Thursday and six thousand five hundred on Friday, amid an expected total around 175000 per M Sert Thurman, IRS collector for Indiana.
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Tragedy Ends Boy Owners Pride in Rehabilitated Car
Wilbur Johnson a 16 year old and Ralph Frame 14 saved 18 dollars to buy a junkyard auto rebuilt by the boys. A rotten tin piece caused Frame to fall from the running board and die as the car stalled in their yard. Frame’s mother Oscar Frame recalls a missing husband and hopes for his return as funeral services are planned for Monday at 2 p.m.
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Walter Camp Found Dead in New York Hotel Belmont
Walter Camp renowned athlete coach and author of the Daily Dozen exercises was found dead in his bed at the Hotel Belmont in New York. He had been in the city for the annual meeting of football coaches. Coach Roper of Princeton located the body amid reports Camp had missed an appointment.
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Warren Nomination Delayed Then Pressed to Vote in Senate
The Senate overruled leaders and moved to vote on Charles Beecher Warren for attorney general before the session end. An overnight poll forecast 45 to 39 against Warren with absent and noncommitted senators unlikely to swing the result. Also noted, Warren and Monsignor O Connell were guests at the White House during the day.
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Insurance official to attend national meeting in New York
Thomas 8 McMurray Jr the state insurance commissioner will attend the semi annual meeting of national insurance commissioners in New York City on Monday.
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National Insurance Commissioners
New York City
Three 1925 bills declared dead and other measures in doubt
Three measures passed by the 1925 Legislature were declared dead as the last day for bills to be signed passed. The Lafuze auto license fee reallocation bill awaits the governor's signature after an attorney general opinion cleared technical issues. Other items under consideration included the Pittenger criminal appropriation and the Brown bill to manage Valparaiso University as a normal school.
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Representative Carter’s Pocket Veto Kills Local High School Bill
State Representative Lewis C. Carter of Salem inadvertently pocket vetoed the bill to legalize construction and additions to Salem and Orleans high school buildings. He believed the measure duplicated the enrolled bill but, when the House clerk asked for his signature, the bill was not signed. Governor Jackson’s office said nothing could be done as the measure must be signed by the author during the session.
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Orleans
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Bank sale approved for National City Bank Building
More than ninety percent of National City Realty Company preferred stockholders ratified the plan to sell the National City Bank Building at 108 112 East Washington Street for eight hundred thousand dollars to George J. Marott of 3268 Washington Boulevard and A B Ayres of Fortville Indiana. The stockholders followed the bank directors in accepting the offer.
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Fortville
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Flood Threat Looms As State Roads Inundated Bridges Fail
Sudden cold snap follows drenching rains that swelled rivers across Indiana. White River at Riverside rose seven feet in 24 hours to 11.6 feet. Wabash near Terre Haute climbed to 14.2 feet. Evansville and other areas reported rising waters and damaged highways. Bridges failed near Crawfordsville and infrastructure widespread. Peru and Carmel saw high water and flooded streets. State Rd 7 between Huntington and Wabash closed. floor of Wabash highway garage submerged.
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Judge Hits Record Prison Sentences in Half Day
Judge James A Collins sentenced more men in Crimin al Court than in any prior half day. Five were sent to Michigan City Prison, one to the State Reformatory and two to the State Farm. George Talkington, 27, Grand Hotel, got ten to twenty one years for robbery. Harry Mescall and Louis Bruner, both 18, received fifteen months on the State Farm for HOLDUPS while John Kramer 53, larceny 1 to 14 years. John Mule Buckner 30 assault 1 to 14. John Brooks 30 issuing fraudulent checks 1 to 5. Henry Ward 54 entering 2 to 14. John Martin 32 King Manor 1 to 2. Wilson and Eichburg got suspended sentences for issuing fraudulent checks.
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George Eichburg
Indiana Man Nominated by President Coolidge
Washington March 14. President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Hoffman Philip of New York to a federal post. The brief dispatch notes the nomination was transmitted today.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Senate
Hoffman Philip
New York
Former Chicken Dinner Owner Sentenced In Federal Court
Barney Helman aged 69 former proprietor of the Ma Lo chicken dinner place at Fifty Ninth and Keystone Ave was sentenced by Judge Robert Baltzgill to four months in Marion County jail and a $200 fine. The case stemmed from charges of selling intoxicating liquor and maintaining a place offering liquor. The resort was closed last summer by abatement proceedings.
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Keystone Ave
Robert C. Baltzgll
Marion County
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Herman
Women push city manager form in Indianapolis meetings
Women have rallied for a city manager form of government in Indianapolis. Mrs. Alice Free invited neighborhood women to a Wednesday meeting at her home to discuss the change, with attorney Winfield Miller defending the plan and mayoral candidate John T. Ouvall opposing the current system.
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Sterling St
Winfield Miller
John T.ouvall
Frederick B. Schortemeier
Elsa Huebner
Women's City Club
Edward O. Snethen
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Chamber of Coftherce
Lincoln
Wayne G. Lee
Ohio
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Dayton
Lent Mission to Open at Circle Theater in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis diocese begins a Union Lenten Mission at 10 30 a m with Rev Dr Robert W Patton of New York City preaching and Bishop Joseph M Francis presiding Organ music by Walter Flanders from Christ Church precedes the procession from the Christ Church parish house to the theater.
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New York City
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Lodge Grants Aid to Widow of Traction Car Victim
A relief proposal totaling 67 dollars for Mrs. Burton Davis of Southport, widow with four children, was submitted to the relief committee. The funds include 30 dollars donated by the Southport lodge, tied to the same lodge’s charitable drive.
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