Navy treaty hearings reveal plan for balanced fleet amid fiscal debate
Secretary Stimson and Secretary Adams defended the London naval treaty before two Senate committees. Adams said the program envisions spending a billion dollars on the US navy by 1936, mostly for replacement. Stimson stressed the aim of a balanced navy, describing a choice between modernization and new battleships to equal British strength.
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Washington
Senate
Tate Stimson
Ivy Adams
Willam V. Pratt
United States Fleet
London
Adams
Naval Affairs Committee
United
Hale
Stimson
United States
Divorce Granted in Sensational Hearing
Ira Emminger, musician, was granted a divorce from Carmen Emminger in a Greensburg court, with corespondent Clarence Leib added later and a restraining order against both defendants and police to protect witnesses.
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Times Special _ ANDERSON
Ind
Lawrence V. Mays
Ira Emminger
Carmen Emminger
Clarence Leib
Leib
Emminger
Leith
Bank Robbers Identified After Xenia Attempt
Indiana Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation announced the identification of two Ohio bank robbers as parole violators. The April 4 Union Trust Bank attempt left one robber dead and the other blinded. the wounded man was James Dolan alias James Albert Brink, paroled in 1929, and the dead bandit was Oral Farley, paroled in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Indiana Reformatory
Oral Farley
Washington
Ind
KILTING KILLER HELD IN GARY DETENTION
Gary police hold William Costas 39 of Homestead Pa pending Homestead police arrival. He says he killed his employer George Tatsatas during a Sunday argument at a Homestead restaurant. Costas was arrested by Pennsylvania railroad detectives after a girl passenger complained of being kissed by him.
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United Press
Gary
Ind
William Costas
Homestead
George Tatsatas
Costas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kansas City Population to top 550000 in 1930 census
Partial census figures released show the greater Kansas City area likely reaching 549,674, up about 112,000 from 1920. Kansas City Missouri could reach 411,000, a 25 percent rise, with 24 districts still due to report. Kansas City Kansas may gain around 20,000, about 20 percent higher than 1920.
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United Press
Kansas City
E. J. Price
Jackson County
Price
Sam J. Elliott
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Kan
Oldest Gibson County Resident Dies at 95
Princeton Indiana United Press reports Mrs Barbara Huffman Yochum aged 95 died Monday. She was born in Germany and had lived in Gibson County for seventy seven years leaving four children.
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United Presse
Princeton
Ind
Gibson County
Barbara Huffman Yochum
Germany
Family Doctor’s Laxatives Offer Gentle Purge Alternative
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin advertised as a mild laxative for children and the elderly with coated tongues, fetid breath, fevers, or clogged bowels. It claims to stimulate muscular action toward normal function and offers free trial bottles via mail order from Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Dosi
Census figures show gains for three Indiana cities
Census data from Washington shows Bedford New Albany and Jeffersonville gaining population over the last decade. Bedford rises to 15140 with 4064 more residents, New Albany to 25825 up 2833, Jeffersonville to 12036 up 1938.
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Washington
Indiana
Bedford
New Albany
Jeffersonville
New Earlham Head Installed in May 14 Inauguration
Dr. William Gullen Dennis was inaugurated as Earlham College president in Richmond Indiana. Alumni and former students attended the ceremony led by Earlham board chair Walter C. Woodward with speeches by Rufus W. Jones and Robert L. Kelly. A luncheon followed at Trueblood fieldhouse and an inaugural banquet was planned for 6 30 PM with toast master Royal J Davis and speakers G Bromley Oxnam James Brown Scott and Jesse F Reeves.
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Pu Times
Richmond
Ind
William Gullen Dennis
Earlham College
Walter C. Woodward
Earlham Board of Trustees
Rufus W. Jones
Haverford College
Robert L. Kelly
Earlham
Trueblood Fieldhouse
Royal J. Davis
New York Post
William Dudley Foulke
G. Bromley Oxnam
de Pauw University
James Brown Scott
Carnegie Endownment For International Peace
Jesse F. Reeves
University of Michigan Science Department
Nye Tops Pennsylvan ia Primary Coverage
Senator Gerald F. Nye arrived in Philadelphia to study the Pennsylvania primary campaign scene as the election nears on Tuesday. He chairs the Senate campaign expenditure investigating committee and sought a close-up view of local races and spending.
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Senate
Pennsylvania
United Press
Philadelphia
Gerald F. Nye
Senate Campaign Expenditure Investigating Committee
Earlham Deans Resign for Guilford College Posts
Clyde A. Milner dean of men at Earlham College and his wife dean of women resign effective term end to take positions at Guilford College North Carolina. President W C Dennis announces Clara Comstock as dean of women and Milner’s successor not yet named.
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Richmond
Ind
Clyde A. Milner
Earlham College
Guilford College
North Carolina
W. C. Dennis
Clara Comstock
Milner
McBride retracts brew opinion amid Fort endorsement dispute
F Scott McBride head of the Anti Saloon League says he had not read Rep Fort speech when he endorsed it before the senate lobby committee and denies supporting home brew. He maintains home brew remains illegal and says Fort did not say he favored it.
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United Pro
Washington
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Representative Fort
Rep
N. J
Senate Lobby Committee
United Press Today
McBride
League
Hoover
Fort
New Jersey
Torrence Elected Director Of Fletcher Savings Trust
George Paul Torrence vice-president of the Link Belt Company at 4775 Park Avenue was elected a director of Fletcher Savings and Trust Company at the bank's May directors meeting Wednesday noon. He succeeds Alfred Kauffman of Chicago who resigned duties there.
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George Paul Torrence
Park Avenue
Link Belt Company
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Alfred Kauffman
Chicago
Kauffman
Grand jury questions six in Marion County ballot probe
Six witnesses testified before the Marion county grand jury in a probe of alleged primary election corruption. Two more summoned but did not appear will be questioned Thursday. records and ballots may be impounded. County election officials may testify on about 200 poll slate name changes and mailings to "mythical" poll workers.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Judson L. Stark
Louis Wachstetter
North
New Jersey Street
Seventh Ward
Edward Lee Holman
Allisonville Road
Washington Township
John Eastes
South Mount Street
William Stokes
South Elder Street
Ethel Raeburn
North Elder Street
Anna Compton
South Arsenal Avenue
Charles Foster
East North Street
Grover Abbott
East New York Street
Stark
George L. Denny
Thomas A. Dailey
George O. Hutsell
Famous speakers slated for Indiana teachers convention
The seventy seventh annual Indiana State Teachers Association meeting will run October 16 to 18 with headliners including Interior Secretary Ray Ly-man Wilbur Senator Simeon D. Fess and humorist Will Rogers plus Columbia University Education Dean George Strayer. Secretary C. O. Williams predicts over 15 000 teachers will attend citing the event as the world’s largest educational gathering.
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Ray Lyman Wilbur
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Will Rogers
George Strayer
Department of Education
Columbia University
Indiana State Teachers Association
C. O. Williams
Williams
National Education Association
Atlantic City
Albert Parker Fitch
New York
Florence Hale
Augusta
Maine
E. K. McVey
University of Kentucky
M. V. O'Shea
University
Navy Air Ace Final Flight Demonstrates Safe Inverted Leaf
Lieutenant Alford J. Williams, nearing retirement after thirteen years in the Navy, unveils his last stunt the inverted falling leaf. The maneuver places the plane on its back, swings like a pendulum, and avoids a stall. Williams presents it as a safety study and a farewell to naval flying.
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Ashington
Navy
Alford J. Williams
Williams
Mrs Laura Rhinock Giusti Seeks Second Divorce
In Los Angeles on May 14 Mrs Laura Rhinock Giusti filed for a second divorce from Roy D Arcy the screen villain. D Arcy who runs a New York nightclub would not contest the action according to lawyers. Mrs D Arcy described her husband as impatient egotistical overbearing quarrelsome and temperamental.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Laura Rhinock Giusti
Roy D’arcy
D’arcy
New York
Cold spell returns as temperatures fall from normal levels
Temperatures more than 10 degrees below normal bring back topcoats from storage. The U S Weather Bureau forecasts continued cool weather through Thursday with unsettled conditions. Beginning at 52 degrees at 6 a m, the day rose to 54 by 9 a m, while normal is 65 to 70 degrees. Rain may affect parts of Indiana Thursday.
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United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Hoosier Girl Honored as Village Junior at Wellesley
Barbara Vail of Michigan City has been chosen village junior at Wellesley College. The junior, a Michigan City native and Wellesley student, will reside in the village and guide freshmen as the term starts next fall.
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Pa Times
Michigan City
Ind
Barbara Vail
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Vail
Office Equipment Stolen in Columbus Incident
Thieves broke into the J. T. Kitchen Lumber Company office in Columbus Indiana Tuesday night and stole a large adding machine a check protector and other office equipment valued at more than 125 dollars.
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Times
Columbus
Ind
J. T. Kitchen Lumber Company
Homeopaths in Session At Indiana Institute Meeting
Physicians from across Indiana attended sessions at the Columbia Club. Speakers included Dr. Ivan G. Metzger of Pittsburgh Dr. Thomas McCann of Dayton Ohio and Dr. Scott C. Runnels of Cleveland presenting on homeopathy topics.
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Indiana Institute of Homeospathy
Columbia Club
Indiana
Ivan G. Metzger
Pittsburgh
Thomas McCann
Dayton
Scott C. Runnels
Cleveland
Lawyer Faces Quiz Over Unprofessional Conduct Charges
Federal Judge Baltzell appoints three attorneys Michael E. Foley Frederick Van Wurs and Fred C. Gause to investigate Joseph J. Ryan 702 Lemcke Building for unprofessional conduct after he failed to appear in federal court to defend two liquor law violators who had paid a 200 retainer. Ryan will answer charges by Friday. Foley Van Wurs Gause also face scrutiny in connection with a drunkenness charge against Baltzell who missed trial after releasing on recognizance. An affidavit seeks his arrest and is issued.
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Robert C. Baltzell
Joseph J. Ryan
Ilemcke Building
Ryan
Baltzell
Michael E. Foley
Frederick van Wurs
Fred C. Gause
Booby-trapped Liquor Run Foiled by Ship Warned by Wireless
Customs agents failed to net 509000 dollars worth of contraband liquor as the boat Gerinami warned by wireless fled Tuesday night. The ship carried 4000 cases of whisky destined for Chicago from Ontario, with potential retail value over 500000 dollars.
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United Press
Chicago
Ontario
Wisconsin
Gerinami
Food Makes Them Wild at Parental Education Meeting
Well fed children are likely to be mean and sassy while ill fed ones are meek and mild in paradoxical findings presented to the parental education section of the American Association for Adult Education meeting in Chicago. Anderson Woman Dies in Anderson Indiana at age 30 Olive Jones wife of Kenneth Jones died leaving her husband a mother and four children
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United Press
Chicago
American Association For Adult Education
Anderson
Anderson, Ind
Olive Jones
Kenneth Jones
When a Child is Feverish Colic and Digestive Ailments
A vintage ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for babies and children with fevers, colic, gas, sour belching, or vomiting. It claims quick relief within five minutes, easy stools, and usefulness for various ailments. The letter promotes a free information book and urges authentic Phillips products from The Phillips Co.
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Phillips Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Nonpartisan Tax League Incorporation Aims at Tax Reform
Terre Haute based Indiana Nonpartisan Tax League announces state wide campaign upon incorporation. Directors include William C. Doak Bert M Layman Horatio S Hickman Albert G Belden Oliver Little Hillel T Shake and Rev W N Wheat. Agenda targets elimination of state boards and bureaus restoration of local government and fair tax assessments. Brown notes 1109 members reported in Vicocor with local county secretaries planned.
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Indiana Nonpartisan Tax League
Terre Haute
Indiana
William C. Doak
Bert M. Layman
Horatio S. Hickman
Albert G. Belden
Oliver Little
Illinois
Farm Bureau Federation, Inc
Democrat
Hillel
T. Shake
W. N. Wheat
Dr. Belden
Wabash Avenue
Orin Brown
League
Articles of Incorporation
Fire destroys Mullins-Gilson plant in Rushville
The Mullins-Gilson Manufacturing Company plant in Rushville burned early today causing about 45000 dollars in damage. Patterns valued at 10090 dollars owned by the Indiana Lamp Company of Connersville were destroyed. Fifteen men were employed at the foundry. Origin undetermined but suspected to have started from metal poured Tuesday. Most of the loss is covered by insurance.
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Bu United Press
Rushville
Ind
Mullins-Gilson Manufacturing Company
Indiana Lamp Company
Connersville
Big Four
Foreman Pleads Guilty To Unlicensed Gravel Truck Driving
Anderson Indiana May 14 Walter Foreman Greenfield pleaded guilty to driving a gravel truck without a chauffeur's license and was fined $23. The arrest was made by Chauncey Burr of the state automobile police department who caught Foreman operating a license issued for a passenger car.
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Anderson
Ind
Walter Foreman
Greenfield
Chauncey Burr
State Automobile Police Department
Foreman
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