Launch probe on rumors of ballot fraud
Prosecutor Judson L. Stark announced an inquiry into alleged ballot padding and manipulation tied to a primary vote. Three election board members and a Republican candidate were arrested. officials say signed statements and evidence will be presented to a grand jury.
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Grand Jury
Judson L. Stark
Grand
Stark
George L. Denny
Denny
Fourth Ward
Election Commissioners
Notre Dame Expands Campus With $1 to $2 Million Plan
Notre Dame outlines a five year expansion costing 1 to 2 million dollars after receiving its first large endowment of about 250000 from the will of William P Green Fr Wayne. Plans call for a commerce building near an observatory site an engineering building across the road new residence halls a moved University road a plaza landscaped grounds a fine arts building and an athletic field house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Times
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Charles L. O'Donnell
C.S.C
Notre Dame Club
St. Joseph Valley
William P. Green
Wayne
University
Martin J. Regan
College of Law
Father O'Donnell
College of Commerce
Commerce
College of Engineering
University Road
College of Fine Arts
Engelke named Scottish Rite thrice potent master
John F. Engelke, a lawyer, succeeded Tine P. Dickinson as thrice potent master of Scottish Rite for the year. At the Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection annual meeting held at the cathedral Wednesday night, officers elected included John T. Saulter trustee, Vincent V. Smith to fill Buddenbaum’s term, David C. Pyke deputy master, Elmer Raschig senior warden, Fae W. Patrick junior warden, Alfred M. Glossbrenner orator, Edward D. Moore treasurer, and Fred I. Willis secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Engelke
Tine P. Dickinson
Scottish Rite
Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection
Rite
John T. Saulter
Vincent V. Smith
Louis G. Buddenbaum
David C. Pyke
Elmer Raschig
Fae W. Patrick
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Edward D. Moore
Fred I. Willis
Fighting Judge Wins in Vanderburgh Primary Battle
In Evansville Indiana Circuit Judge Charles P Bock defeated Robert Tracewell for the Republican nomination. Mayor Frank Griese kept Democratic control by winning a majority of precinct committeemen against City Judge Charles Eichel. John W Boehme Jr and Representative Harry E Rowbottom won the First district nominations for their parties.
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United Preas
Easy Street Lives Peaceful Amid Economic Turmoil
A neighbor attests to a hopeful mood on Easy Street where residents like Hard Times Miss Easy Street and 67 year old Carl Carlson show resilience. The block near Tibbs avenue north of Seventeenth street fends off layoffs with stable routines, children play in yards, hens crow, and an ice cream cone man can still attract buyers.
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Arch Steines
Indianapolis
Tibbs Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Easy Street
Carl Carlson
Carlson
Joy Gillespie
William Raymer
Fire of incendiary origin damages Bruce home
A fire of incendiary origin damaged the residence of Chris Bruce at 1702 East Troy Avenue with losses over 500 dollars. Six spots in overstuffed front room furniture were ignited. the house was empty during the blaze. Investigators suspect it was used as a trysting place while the family was away.
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Chris Bruce
East
Troy Avenue
William Stiglemeyer
Bruce
Bedford
Bernard Lynch
Virgil Ferguson
Fire Prevention Bureau
W. H. Quinn
State Fire Marshal's Office
Attack Charged In Beating Robbery At East Pratt Street
Police investigate William Hale 23 of 612 North Illinois street who says he was beaten and robbed of 40 dollars after drinking with three taxicab drivers at an East Pratt street rooming house. A burglar entered Robert L. Dorsey.s Guilford avenue home through a bedroom window and stole a 200 dollar watch plus other items valued over 100 dollars.
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William Hale
North Illinois Street
East Pratt Street
Hale
Robert L. Dorsey
Guilford Avenue
Fall injures fatal for 83 year old Mrs Nancy Brown
Mrs Nancy Brown age 83 of 1555 Ashland Avenue died at Methodist Hospital Wednesday night from injuries sustained in a fall at home several weeks earlier. The fractures included a hip break and internal injuries.
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Nancy Brown
Ashland Avenue
Methodist Hospital
New Dairy Plant Opens After $50,000 Expansion
William H. Roberts and Sons dairy invites the public to an opening at its new office and facilities on Milport Road. The event features at home days today and Friday with souvenirs and refreshments for visitors. The four sons operate the business after a completed expansion including a refrigeration plant reception room auditorium and executive offices.
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William H. Roberts & Sons
Second
William H. Sos Aseom
Unofficial Returns by Indiana U.S. House Districts and Local Counties
A long list of unofficial primary results shows candidates for Indiana districts and county offices. It includes district by district winners and runner ups, with party designations, from Evansville to South Bend, and notes on Democratic and Republican nominations across counties such as Lake, Marion, and St Joseph.
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St. Joseph County
John W. Rittinger
New Carlisle
Chester A. Perkins
South Bend
Lake County
William F. Hodges
Gary
State Senate race details by county and candidates
A listing of state senate races across Indiana counties with Republican and Democratic nominees. Districts include Elkhart St Joseph Allen Grant and more with candidates such as Berkey Barnhart Green Williams Perkins, and note where no Democratic candidate is listed. Some counties report Democratic returns not yet available.
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Decatur Township
Snider
Stark
Paul Rhoadarmer
John L. Brenz
North Illinois Street
Everett Saxton
North Meridian Street
Brenz
E. W. Hoover
J. T. Andrews
M. C. Lyons
Liberty
City Prison
Elkhart
Cecil J. Kistler
Horace R. Staffer
Nappanee
Ira Eshelman
Edward L. Yoder
Kosciusko County
Forrest Knepper
Etna Green
Donald Vandeveer
Milford
LaGrange
Steuben
F. G. Smeltzley
Howe
Blaine A. Blos
Whitley
Logan Staples
Columbia City
Chester K. Watson
Ft. Wayne
Jasper
Newton
William C. Babcock
Rensselaer
Benton
White
Ernest Hawkins
Fowler
Fred Dahling
Reynolds
Cass
Truman G. Murden
Twelve Mile
John M. Cantley
Logansport
Carroll
John W. Guard
Albert A. Newer
Camden
Miami
George F. Ogden
Peru
Rollin S. Place
Denver
Wabash
Charles W. Thompson
la Fontaine
Edward E. Ehikenbury
Huntington
Harvey O. Rice
Everett
Priddy
Warren
Adams and
Wells
Amos Burkhalter
Berne
George L. Saunder
Bluffton
Jay
W. Earl Warnock
Portland
Philo W. Journay
Grant
J. C. Knight
Jonesboro
Peter T. Spence
Marion
Blackford
Sam J. Farrell
Hartford City
William L. Hawkins
Upland
Howard
George W. Freeman
Kokomo
Tipton
Glen C. Hadley
Clinton
Wendell B. Montgomery
Frankfort
Nathan R. Combs
Mulberry
Tippecanoe
J. Frank Smith
Lafayette
Hettie V. Duncan
West Point
Roy C. Street
Fountain County
Oliver W. McGaughey
Veedersburg
Lee Whitehall
Rien
Benj't. Davis
Crawfordsville
Boone County
Briant Edwards
Lebanon
Amos P. Nelson
Thorntown
Hamilton County
Charles Y. Foster
Carmel
George W. Osborn
Alldredge Mundy
Elkhart County
Warren Berkey
Goshen
Dean L. Barnhart
St. Joseph County
Chester A. Perkins
South Bend
Allen County
Fred W. Green
Harry M. Williams
Grant County
Oren Dickey
Jesse M. Ballard
Wayne County
Claude 8S. Kitterman
Cambridge City
Crollie W. Druley
Boston
Porter
Pulaski
William Brown
Hebron
Oliver Kline
Frank Raber
Adams
Guy Mahomney
Thurman
A. Gottschalk
Guy Ballard
Amboy
H. K. Culbertson
Randolph
Herbert V. Tormohlen
Frank C. Unger
Farmland
Madison
Henry
Hancock
Luther Draper
Spiceland
Walter S. Chambers
Newcastle
Boone
Hamilton
Lonzo L. Shull
Sharpsville
Ben H. Rockey
L. Floyd Garrett
Vernon
Ohio
Switzerland
Jefferson and Clark Courties
Floyd H. Compton
Speeds
Russell P. Kehoe
Jeffersonville
Merger Unopposed By U S Attorney General
The United States attorney general's office will not bring a suit to block the Youngstown Beth Steel merger. John L. Lord, assistant attorney general, informed Wilfred J. Mahon that evidence from a Youngstown Sheet and Tube stockholder was insufficient under anti trust grounds.
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United Press
Cleveland
United States Attorney-General's
Youngstown
Youngstown-Bethlehem Steel
John L. Lord
Wilfred J. Mahon
Mahon
Catholic News Agency Attacks Willys Ambassadorship
The Catholic news agency criticized John N. Willys as the new American ambassador to Poland, calling him a known militant and anti Catholic. It urged he not view himself as a Protestant missionary to Poland.
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John Willys
United Press
Warsaw
Poland
Today
John N. Willys
Willys
Labor Views Parker Snub as Triumph
The Senate narrowly blocked Judge John J. Parker for the Supreme Court by two votes, igniting a national debate over the yellow dog contract and federal judicial power. Labor opposed Parker, with key figures and groups challenging his record and political strategy.
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LABOR
Parker
Washington
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Senate
United States
Federal
Scripps-Howard
Supreme Bench
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Association For the Advancement of the Colored People
Senate Judiciary Committee
North Carolina
Missionary Groups Rally at Second Reformed Church
The annual union meeting of missionary societies of the Reformed churches in the city will be held at Second Reformed Church on Pleasant and Shelby. The theme Christian Fellowship will guide sessions starting at 10 30 Friday. The Federation of Women of City Evangelical Churches will join. Luncheon served. afternoon to discuss activities.
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Christian Fellowship
Missionary Socities
Reformed Churches of
City
Second Reformed Church
Pleasant and
Shelby Streets
Federation of Women of City Evangelical Churches
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Topsy
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Trixie
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Evansville
Harry E. Rowbottom
Ray Sisson
Decker
Arthur H. Greenwood
James W. Dunbar
New Albany
E. B. Crowe
Scott Thompson
Rising Sun
Harry C. Canfield
Batesville
Noble J. Johnson
Terre Haute
Cortland
Richard N. Elliott
Connersville
William J. Larrabee
New Palestine
Louis Ludlow
Albert H. Vestal
Anderson
Claude C. Ball
Muncie
Fred 8. Purnell
Attica
Harry Matlock
Will R. Wood
Charles J. Murphy
Brookston
Albert R. Hall
Glenn Griswold
David N. Hogg
Fr. Wayne
James I. Farley
Auburn
Andrew J. Hickey
Laporte
Samuel B. Pettengill
Johnson
I. Newton Brown
Franklin
Roger D. Branigin
Lake
Balthaser Hoffman
Valparaiso
la Porte
Zeola H. Mishener
Michigan City
Martin T. Krueger
Starke
William Bogan
Knox
Russell W. Smith
Marshal
Norman A. Imrie
Culver
D. L. McKesson
Plymouth
Delaware
Isaac M. Trent
Oran W. Gromer
Middletown
Paul Bawden
I. A. White
Randolph County
Miles J. Furnas
Winchester
Alden E. Petro
Losantsville
James M. Knapp
Hagerstown
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Richmond
Union Counties
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Earl Crawford
Milton
H. H. Evans
Fred Culp
Rush
William S&. Coleman
Carthage
Strad Hayes
Fayette
William R. Phillips
Glenwood
George M. Fries
Shelby County
Ray Jones
Waldron
Thomas Hawkins
Shelbyville
Hendricks County
Thad S. Adams
Danville
James W. Milhon
Clayton
Morgan County
Arthur D. Gray
Mooresville
Frank Finney
Martinsville
Putnam
Owen
William T. O'Neal
Cloverdale
Harry Stamp
Roachdale
Vermilion County
Jesse £. Haddon
Dana
Louis R. Douglass
Parke
James W. Gray
Rockville
Clay County
Herbert E. Rissler
Brazil
Clarence O. Schlegel
Clay City
Greene County
Jack Master
Bloomfield
Edward H. Stein
Monroe County
Claude G, Malotti
Bloomington
Ward G. Biddle
Bartholomew County
Edd Marr
Columbus
Hardin S. Linke
Floyd County
M. B. Gable
Herbert P. Kenney
Lawrence County
Elam Y. Guernsey
Joseph Trobridge
Mitchell
Jackson
Brown
Floyd E. Cosby
Seymour
Dave Fitzgibbon
Brownstown
Orange
William H. Stoner
French Lick
Lee Vellem
Saltillo
Crawford
Harrison
John L. Miller
Corydon
Sam Benz
Martin and
du Bois
Ralph N. Stewart
Huntingburg
Fabius Gwin
Shoals
Perry
Spencer
John D. Graves
Rome
Edward C. Simpson
Rockport
Daviess County
Lafayette Gilley
Lew S. Core
Elnora
Knox County
Henry F. Voile
Edwardsport
David Byers
Vincennes
Pike
Newton Y. Yates
Marmaduke Stoops
Petersburg
Gibson County
R. S. Munford
Princeton
William H. Lee
Posey
Vanderburg
Warrick
William McClain
Jefferson and
Scott
Roy S. Danner
Samuel B. Wells
Ripley and
William H. Oatman
Jesse P. Curry
Gordon C. Hadley
Decatur
Jennings
John W. Holcomb
George C. Ale
Dearborn
D. Paul Ziegler
H. Curtis Bennett
Clark County
Frank R. Kassa
George W. Stoner
Harry O. Barr
Elmer Koeneman
Perry Rowe
George Stolte
Payne Morgan
Eugene Martin
Sullivan County
George McNaughton
Sullivan
Thomas Houck
Joseph A. Avery
John A. Easterday
Bremen
Albert R. Bernhardt
Charles J. Allardt
John B. Kuespert
Francis C. Salto
U. S
Lawrence Sullivan
Times
Livefield Water Company
Judiciary Committee
Administration
Hoover
Walsh
Montana
United States Harness Company
McKellar
Interior
Dixon
White House
O’hare
Husk O'Hare
North
Ca) Avenue
Stevens Hotel
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