Sargent Named Attorney General Nominee to Succeed Warren
President Coolidge nominated John G. Sargent of Ludlow Vermont former Vermont attorney general to fill the post after Warren declined a recess appointment. Sargent is expected to win Senate confirmation with little opposition. Warren withdrew after a bitter week long fight, stating he sought to serve the public and thanked the President.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
John G. Sargent
Ludlow
Vermont
Charles Beecher Warren
Senate
Sargent
Warren
White House
Curtis
Robinson
Windsor County
Tudlow
Husband Struggles to Care for Four Children Left By Mother
Frances Bullock, 24, disappeared after last Thursday with a woman friend. Robert Bullock, the father, cares for four children ages 6 7 5 and 15 months while seeking work unloading coal. Family Welfare Society investigates as the mother’s return remains uncertain.
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Frances’ Bullock
Elder Ave
Plainfield
Robert Bullock
Bullock
Noah Bullock
Sugar Hill
Family Welfare Society
Gilbert
Lucille
Eldie
William
William Derbyshire
Derbyshire Coal Company
Miley Ave
Auto horn saves broker in attempted robbery
Insurance broker Sherman Mott and his wife were attacked Sunday night near 3351 Washington Blvd. A colored assailant entered Mott’s car and tried to throttle him, but Mott activated the auto horn to summon help and escape.
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Sherman Mott
Mott
F. C. Neiman
Washington Blvd
Irish St Patrick Parade Draws 5000 Hibernians in City
About five thousand members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and allied groups joined a St Patrick’s Day parade at 2 p m and a mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall at 3 p m speakers included Edward J Lennon state deputy attorney general Mayor Shank and Rev John F McShane. The day closed with evening entertainment of Irish songs games and dancing. Lennon urged fuller recognition of Irish Americans in history and patriotism rooted in country and past favors. Rev McShane spoke on celebrating St Patrick’s glory and prayers enduring through time.
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Order of Hibernians
St. Patrick’s Day
Tomlinson Hall
Edward J. Lennon
Shank
John F. McShane
Lennon
McShane
St. Patrick
Two Killed at Elwood Crossing in Indiana
County Coroner Earl Sells of Anderson investigated the deaths of Mr and Mrs Webster Lester who were killed late Monday when their auto was struck by a Nickel Plate freight train at a crossing near Elwood Indiana.
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Bu Times
Elwood
Ind
Earl Sells
Anderson
Webster Lester
Julietta Ruling Sought as County Debates Hospital Closure
Russell J. Ryan, county attorney, to inform the board today if it can legally close Julietta county hospital for the insane due to high upkeep costs. Commissioners asked for thorough investigation after learning Governor Jackson failed to sign Clark funding. John Kitley said the group also considers converting Julietta into a poor farm and selling the old facility near the Speedway.
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Russell J. Ryan
Republicans to Meet State Committee Members Friday
The Republican State Committee will hold a special meeting Friday at the Severin on call of State Chairman Clyde A. Walb. It is reported to be pancrined as a preliminary gathering.
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Severin
Clyde A. Walb
Farmers Witness I Plot Trial In Prohibition Scheme
A federal trial in Greenfield Indiana heard evidence of a plot to shield farmer James M Bridges from arrest by posing as federal prohibition officers. Lawrence Kinder and three Indianapolis men with Charles Kinsley Ed Griffith were named in testimony. payments totaling 195 dollars and 805 dollars were cited, with a written agreement signed by Kinder offering protection for 50 dollars weekly.
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James M. Bridges
Greenfield
Ind
Bridges
Indianapolis
Lawrence Kinder
Kinder
Hancock County
Norman Zolezzi
Irvin Horner
Charles Kinsley
Ed Griffith
Fred Thomas
Zolezzi
Ilinois
New York Sts
Thomas
Kinsley
Griffith
Prohibition
Winkler
J. M. Bridges
Government Wins Oil Case Decision
Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy orders M T Everhart to answer questions on disposition of bonds to Albert B Fall’s account in a Pueblo bank. Everhart refuses to answer Owen Roberts on Everhart acting as Fall’s agent depositing 90000 in liberty bonds, citing self incrimination.
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United Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
T. Blake Kennedy
M. T. Everhart
Albert B. Fall
Pueblo
Colo
Fall
Everheart
Owen J. Roberts
Everhart
State High School Tournament Downs to Sixteen Teams
The preliminaries are finished and sixteen teams remain in the State High School Basketball Tournament. Games will be played Friday and Saturday at the Exposition Building, State Fairgrounds, with The Times covering the event. Times sports writers will provide play by play broadcasts, letting listeners hear the crowd’s energy at home.
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Times Sports Writers
Indianapolis names Dan V White special city court judge
Governor appoints Dan V White as special city judge to assist the regular Indianapolis city court until January 1, 1926 when a four judge municipal court will be created. White, deputy prosecutor in charge of the Marion County grand jury, will work with his successor before opening his court.
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Dan V. White
Jackson
Indianapolis
Senate
White
Marion County Grand Jury
Board of Safety
Charles McIntyre
Herman F. Rikhoff
William H. Remy
Remy
Nation wide rate probe announced by Commerce Commission
The Commerce Commission announced a sweeping investigation of all interstate rates charged by common carriers including freight express and passenger services. The probe, ordered by the Smith Hoch resolution, aligns with the Coolidge farm relief program.
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Preas Ashington
Pbbborver Commerce Commission
Four More Promoted In Police Shakeup
The board of safety promoted four officers last week. Walter Starmfuhrer Robin Taylor Edward Moore became sergeants and William Bastian promoted to wagonman. Jesse Moore named janitor at the police station as E Gisgon resigned and John Peak resigned after a earlier demotion. Judge Collins ill at home with a cold.
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Board of Safety Today
Walter Starmfuhrer
Robin Taylor
Edward Moore
Willian, Bastian
Jesse Moore
E. Gisgon
John Peak
Relatives Silent On Shepherd Case In Indianapolis
The mother of William D. Shepherd refused to be interviewed as the grand jury probes the death of Billy McClintock in Chicago. Mrs Martha Shepherd Hayden and husband Ben Hayden run a Rooseveldt Avenue home noted for spiritualist sittings drawing neighbor interest. Relatives including Henry Shepherd and Amos Pedigo also declined comment.
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William D. Shepherd
Chicago
Grand Jury
Billy” McClintock
Martha Shepherd Hayden
Ben Hayden
Roosevelt Ave
Indianapolis Times
Hayden
Haydens
Indianapolis
France
Henry Shepherd
Willam
Little Ark
Langisy Ave
Shepherd
John Arbuckle
Arbuckle
William Shepherd
Amos Pedigo
E. Forty-Ninth St
Glass Factory Fire Destroys Plant in Vernon
A fire today at the Conacilative Glass Company in Vernon destroyed the plant just opened after a month shutdown. Loss set at 40000 dollars, insured. Oil-furnace oil system leak blamed. Sixty workers employed at the plant.
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North Vernon
Pines
PyOnti i Vernon
Tnd
Conaciliative Glass Company
Unclear Neon Text Fragment Highlights Mysterious Codes
A fragmentary OCR line presents scattered alphanumeric tokens and symbols including neon markers and numbers, yielding no coherent event. The readable elements include references to codes, percentages, and potential measurements without discernible names, places, or actions.
Indictment ready for grand jury in McClintock murder case
William D. Shepherd, former Indianapolis man, faces an impending indictment for murdering William McClintock, the billionaire ward. Dr G G Faiman, president of the University of Science, claims he supplied typhus germs and taught Shepherd how to use them to hasten death in exchange for a share of the $2,000,000 estate. The case hinges on Faiman’s confession after intense questioning by State's Attorney Crowe, and the death occurred as Shepherd sought to block a forthcoming marriage.
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United Preas
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Indianapolis
William McClintock
Shepherd
Robert HB. Crowe
G. G. Faiman
U University of Science
McClintock
Faiman
Billy
Crowe
Isabelle Pope
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