Shepherds Counsel I New Move In Prosecution Case
Attorney charges state forced Farman to claim Shepherd plotted to kill Billy McClintock to avoid prosecution for an illegal operation. Judge Hopkins asked for bail rehearing as witnesses were confronted with bribery allegations. Coroners work on preserved bodies show heart conditions. exhumations ordered to test for poison.
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United Press
Charles C. Farman
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
S. Stewart
Shepherd
Office of State
Robert E. Crowe
Farman
Stewart
Jacob Hopkins
Hopkins
Earl P. Clark
Crowe
Clark
Olson
Justice Olson
Emma McClintock
Billy
McClintock
William D. McNall
Luella Rhuebell
Science College
C. C. Farman
Shepherdd
Faiman
Indianapolis schools close for a week spring break
About 60 000 Indianapolis school children began their spring vacation today as all grade and high schools close Friday for a week. Superintendent EB A. Graff says classes will resume Monday April 6.
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Indianapolis
EB. A. Graff
Bow Wow Brings Luck in Court
A white and brown dog attended Crim inal Court with Miss Hattie Meadows as she faced charges of grand larceny and false pretenses for spiritual readings to Mrs. Pearl Lane. Lane paid $65 for a promise to return her husband, who had deserted her. Meadows avoided a fine and sentence and was ordered to repay the money.
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Hattie Meadows
Fulton St
Pearl Lane
Central Ave
Funeral Monday for Dr John N Hurty 73
Dr John N Hurty 73 former secretary State board of health died after a week of illness influenza caused lung congestion. Funeral services by Dr Matthew F Smith at 10 a m Monday at 31 E Eleventh St with private burial by Scottish Rite at Crown Hill Cemetery. Memorial service planned Tuesday night at the Athenaeum with the Indianapolis Medical Society and Sw Medical Association. Active pallbearers named and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Matthew F. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
John N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Eleventh St
Crown Hill Cemetery
Hurty
Indianapolis Medical Society
Hurry
Athenaeum
Sw Medical Association
Ernest Kneffer
Hathaway Simmons
Harvey Elam
William Sullivan
Lawrence Chambers
William H. Thompson
John H. Oliver
Albert J. Beveridge
Charles P. Emerson
William N. Wishard
Charles Martindale
Charles Ferguson
Frederick R. Henshaw
George C. Hitt
William F. King
William McKee
Harry E. Barnard
Chicago
Harty
United States
Allies 10 Reply to German Note
Paris reports semi official word that Allies will reply to Germany on a European safety pact. France has favorable replies from London Rome and Brussels to France observations on German proposals. Ambassadors agree to a questionnaire to seek more data from the Foch committee on German armaments to base a note to Germany about Cologne.
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United Press
Paris
Germany
France
London
Rome
Brussels
Conference of Ambassadors
Foch
Cologne
Bernard Treacy First Boy Enters Marble Tourney
Bernard Treacy 10, of 118 N. Drexel Ave. Indianapolis, first boy to enter The Times third annual marble tournament. He aims to win city marble champ and a trip to Atlantic City for the national tourney. Entries open via the entry blank on page 3. early entrants include John Workman and Eddie Laurence among others.
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Bernard Treacy
Atlantic City
Bencrd Treacy
N. Drexel Ave
Times
Bernard
Our Lady of Lourdes School
Indianapolis
Cidse
Scripps-Howard
The
Maryland
John Workman
W. Drover St.; Fred Carroll, 415 W. Twenty-Seventh St
Eddie Laurence
Madison Ave
Kennard Ong
Park Ave
Edward French
Rural St
Dick Lowther, Jr
Bungalow Ct
Abrahan, Watkins
Maple St
Charles Barnett
Jefferson Ave
City Lines Delaying Extensions Amid Fare Revenue Uncertainty
Indianapolis Street Railway officials announce no extensions or track rebuilding for now due to uncertain revenue after the 7 cent fare increase. The company reports $143,619.15 gained since May 20, 1924, but spends on track replacement and equipment exceed the gains. Ten Peter Witt cars are in operation as paving plans proceed through several streets.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Board of Works
Indianapolis
Joseph A. McGowan
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Board of Public Works
Peter Witt
Alabama
Prospect Street
Broad Ripple
McGowan
Central Ave
Indiana Ave
Captol
Illinois
Virginia Ave
Norwood
McCarty
Wyoming
Buchanan
Prospect
Roosevelt Ave
Hillside
Hazel
Pennsylvania St
Washington
Ohio
William H. Freeman
Red Cross Southern Indiana Relief Fund Totals Grow
Contributions to the Indianapolis chapter of the American Red Cross with the Southern Indiana relief fund reached 66 thousand 869 dollars and 75 cents today. The total will rise as late donations are counted and rehabilitation work is set to begin.
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Southern Indiana Relief Fund of
Indianapolis
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Emhardt Campaign Builds Local Precinct Organization
Adolph G. Emhardt, seeking the Democratic mayoral nomination, reported progress after a Friday meeting with about sixty workers at campaign headquarters. He aims to establish a strong precinct organization with broad support.
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Adolph G. Emhardt
Funeral set for Mrs Emma Lemcke widow of Lemcke candidate
Dr. Lewis Brown to conduct funeral rites for Mrs Emma O Reilly Lemcke 76 mother of Ralph A Lemcke Republican mayoral candidate at 3 pm Sunday at 1044 N Delaware St Burial in Evansville, her former home, following several weeks illness.
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Lewis Brown
Emma O'Reilly Lemcke
Ralph A. Lemcke
Delaware St
Evansville
Lemcke
Three Men Sentenced for Impersonating Federal Officers
Norman A. Zolezzi Charles Kinsley and Lawrence Kinder received fifteen months and 300 dollar fines for conspiring to impersonate prohibition officers to extort a Greenfield farmer J N Bridges. Fred Thomas got four months and 200 dollars. Others included Olin Balsley James McDermott E H Alkire Sherman Williams and Harry Overholser with varied sentences. Charles McNeese pleads not guilty and faces trial likely Monday.
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Norman A. Zolezzi
Keystone Ave
Charles
Chance) Kinsley
Fred Thomas
N. Meridian Sr
Lawrence Kinder
Greenfield
Ind
J. N. Bridges
Robert C. Baltzell
Zolezzi
Kinsley
Kinder
Thomas
Baltzell
Olin Balsley
St. Louis
Charles McNeese
Indianapolis
Galesburg
Ill
Indiianapolis
Iron Chest Man Survives After Maryland Street Runover
Louis L. Hoffman 76 of Straughn Henry County qualified as the iron chest man after an auto strike on W Maryland Street. The vehicle driven by James B. Hold 3718 W Tenth St struck him in the 200 block. the front wheel passed over his chest. Hoffman rose dusted himself off and said he was uninjured. Hold faced an assault and battery charge.
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Louis L. Hoffman
Straughn
Henry County
James B. Hold
Tenth St
Maryland St
Hold
Motto Vote Fails as Junior Assembly Debates War Cry
The House of the Junior General Assembly rejected proposed mottos after attempts to choose a fitting line. Don Menke of Jefferson County, Republican floor leader, presented the war cry They Shall Not Pass as a candidate shortly before final adjournment today. Amst
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House
General Assembly
Don Menke
Jefferson County
Meyers Enters Mayoral Race as Third Democratic Candidate
Walter Meyers an attorney at 835 State Life Building announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for mayor. He joins Adolph G. Emhardt and Willett Judson as the party’s three contenders and stresses curbing debt, lowering taxes, and impartial law enforcement. He vows an honest administration with elected officials in control and opposition to unelected outsiders dictating police or public safety.
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Walter Meyers
State Life Bldg
Meyers
Adolph G. Emhardt
Willett Judson
Bryce
Commonwealth
United States
Police
Department of Public Safety
Flapper Fanny Dismisses Police as Detectives in Love
Flapper Fanny claims modern women get their man with bold wit and charm, mocking the Canadian mounted police as mere correspondence-school detectives in matters of romance.
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Canadian Mounted Police
Indianapolis considers hiring industry expert to boost growth
Chamber of Commerce executive committee will review a proposal from the industries committee at a special meeting Monday. The plan calls for hiring an industrial expert as liaison, creating a 100000 dollar fund to promote the movement, and forming an advisory committee including a trained expert, a market analyst and a technical engineer. The four year budget supports the program and aims to raise Indianapolis as an attractive hub for industry.
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Chamber of Commierce
Indianapolis
Nicholas Noyes
G. M. Williams
Joseph Keébbler
R. G. Dunn & Co
Carl A. Taylor
O. B. Iles
Gary Mayor Resigns After Fraud Conviction
Mayor R O Johnson of Gary Indiana resigns after a sentence of one year and a day in federal prison for conspiring to violate city laws. He awaits Supreme Court action on appeal and William J Fulton will become acting mayor and appoint Mrs L O Johnson as comptroller. potential later resignation could install her as Indiana's first woman mayor.
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United Press
Gary
Ind
R. O. Johnson
Johnson
United States Supreme Court
William J. Fulton
Fulton
L. O. Johnson
Indiana
Mayor Shank seeks Coliseum site as bond plan moves forward
Mayor Shank voices puzzlement as real estate dealers and property owners fail to propose a definite site for a city Coliseum. After nearly three months of work, no desirable location has been offered, with a bond issue of about 2.5 million dollars to fund the project under consideration.
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Shank
Snake Hunt Ends Fatally as Boy Leaps From Boat
An 11 year old boy dies after jumping from a drifting boat into the water during a snake hunt downstream. The body is recovered by nearby men who followed the warning of rising currents and hunted for the child.
Tragedy at White River Drowning Among Snake Hunting Boys
John Louis Beard, 11, drowns in seven foot White River current after leaping from a boat returning to shore from Sand Island during a snake hunt. Several boys witnessed the incident. rescue attempts failed and the boy was taken to the morgue for burial in Sheridan. Other youths and residents expressed grief as investigators noted safety concerns.
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John Beard
White River
Snake Island
John Louis Beard
W. Wilkins St
Dakota St
Sand Island
Richard Milburn
S. Fremont Ave
John
Ralanen Gatun
Ayuipuvl Quin
OL Sdyones
Salm
Donald Owens
Jones St
Arnold Chelf
S. West St
Earl Tumney
Glenn
Robert Johnson
O'Neal
Accident Prevention Bureau
Weddell and Johnson
Pearl Beard
Alonzo
Harry Beard
Butler Mfg. Company
City
Sheridan
Ind
Johnny
John Milburn
Harold
Edwin
Clara
Lena Wright
Lebanon
Closing Session of Legislature Like Real Thing
Ruby Weil reports the first Junior General Assembly adjourned sine die at 11 45 a m after a morning of speeches gifts and bills. Students from across the state returned home praising the event as a success and noting enacted measures on marriage license physical exams and Constitution teaching.
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General Assembly
Henry N. Sherwood
Zell C. Swain
Senate
Bert
Lytle
Wife Starts Hunt After Tornado Hits Indiana and Illinois
Mrs. Dora Winters seeks help from Indianapolis police to find her husband Burton Winters missing since March 10. She believes he may have been killed by the recent tornado that struck southern Illinois and Indiana while he was away hunting for work.
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Illinoia
Indiana
Indianapolis
Dora Winters
W. Pratt St
Burton, Winters
Chamber of Commerce Aids Essay Writers
The Indianapolis Times Industrial essay contest offers high school students a chance to win prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars. The Chamber bureau in Room 609 provides Indianapolis fact books and pamphlets, directed by Eldon N. Trusier, with essays limited to 200 words and due by midnight.
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Bureau of Industry
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis Times
Bureau
Chamber of Commerce Bldg
Indianapolis
Eldon N. Trusier
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Fifty-Second St
College Ave
Sity-Third St
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