Bishop Cannon Acquitted in Unbecoming Conduct Case
Bishop James Cannon Jr was acquitted of conduct unbecoming a bishop over his 1928 campaign activities. Five bishops faced charges, four other clerics were cleared, while Cannon still faces a marginal stock accounts allegation. Josephus Daniels had predicted Cannon would be censured and tried.
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Dallas
Tex
James Cannon, Jr
Storm Center
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Wall Street
al Smith
Cannon
New York
E. D. Mouton
Charlotte
N. C
H. M. Dubose
Nashville
Tenn
John M. Moore
Warren A. Chandler
Atlanta
Stock Exchange
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Church
Temperance and Social Service Board
Daniels
Virginia
Annual Boston Terrier Show in Indianapolis
More than 100 Boston terriers will be shown Friday in the Denison ballroom for the Indianapolis Boston Terrier Club annual event. Doors open at 10 AM and a high pedigree Boston terrier puppy will be given away. Alva Rosenberg of Brooklyn NY will judge with Lewis Foster of 1040 North Delaware Street as show superintendent.
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Boston Terriers
Denison
Indianapolis
Boston Terrier Club, Inc
Alva Rosenberg
Brooklyn
Lewis Foster
North
Delaware Street
Foley to keep post as Indiana prison trustee
Governor Harley G Leslie announced that Michael E Foley of Indianapolis will continue as a trustee of the Indiana state prison a role he has held for twenty three years. The governor refuted rumors of Foley’s resignation and stated Foley agreed to remain on the board after a January resignation letter to shift duties.
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Michael E. Foley
Indianapolis
Indiana State Prison
Harry G. Leslie
Foley
Leslie
M. E. Foley
Board of Park Commissioners
City of
Youth rescues family as blaze consumes home
Aul Scott, 20, of 129 West Regent Street, heroically saved his father, two brothers, and two sisters from a fire that destroyed the residence after a kitchen stove ignition. He awakened relatives, reentered flames to reach his parents’ bedroom, and carried sisters Mabel and Ethel to safety before escaping himself. The family lost all possessions.
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Aul Scott
George Scott
West Regent Street
Scott
Paul
Ancon
Mabel
Elthie
Longworth Arrest Highlights House Filibuster Scene
Speaker Nicholas Longworth was briefly hauled into the chamber during a fast gathering of House members amid a filibuster. The unusual eight year action drew host of jokes as members faced a rare disruption tied to the Ketcham bill establishing a foreign service for the agriculture department.
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United Press
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Rogers
Longworth
Foreign Service
Agricultural Department
Foncannon Pleads Not Guilty in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
Roy Foncannon former Vigo county sheriff today pleaded not guilty before Federal Judge Robert C Baltzell and awaits trial on a conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. He is among forty six indicted in a Vigo Vermillion county booze probe and will be tried June 9 at Terre Haute.
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Roy Foncannon
Vigo County
Robert C. Baltzell
Foncannon
Vigo
Vermillion
Terre Haute
Farmer Implicated in Auto Theft Case Near Wabash Indiana
G Gilbert Tate a farmer of 180 acres near Wabash Indiana faces charges of possessing two stolen cars. Police state one vehicle's ownership is undetermined while the other was stolen September 9 1928 from Kokomo resident Harry E Sweet. A car Tate drove when arrested was reported stolen February 11 from Kokomo resident J M McReynolds.
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G. Gilbert Tate
Wabash
Ind
Kokomo
Tate
Harry E. Sweet
J. M. McReynolds
Purdue to Dedicate New $200,000 Pharmacy Building
The Purdue University pharmacy building, costing $200,000, will be formally dedicated at 1:30 Tuesday on the Purdue campus. Gov Harry G Leslie and Purdue trustees president David E Ross join Dean J W Sturmer of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science and other leaders for speeches and a public inspection. The event coincides with the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association convention with about 1700 members expected to attend.
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Times Special Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University Pharmacy
Purdue
Harry G. Leslie
David E. Ross
Purdue Board of Trustees
J. W. Sturmer
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Purdue School of Pharmacy
C. B. Jordan
School of Pharmacy
C. C. Reed
C. E. Nelson, Hammond
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Edward H. Krus
University of Michigan
Morrow Opens Senate Campaign as Wets Target Primary
Washington reports Dwight W. Morrow prepares a New Jersey campaign launch seen as a prelude to the 1932 race. Politicians weigh a possible Fort bid and Frelinghuysen shift from dry to wet, while Morrow is viewed as a leading anti prohibition force and potential Republican front in a three way White House contest scenario.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Morrow
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Hoover
White House
Lawyer Guilty in Fraud Case
A federal court jury found attorney George E. Fleming of Shelbyville and New York guilty of using mails to defraud in a scheme to collect heirs’ money for a claimed $5,000,000,000 Edwards estate. Sentencing set for May 24 by Judge Baltzell. Fleming plans an appeal after admitting the verdict. He allegedly took $26,000 from Edwards heirs to fund a claim over a valuable Manhattan property.
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George E. Fleming
Shelbyville
New York
Robert Edwards
Fleming
Robert C. Baltzell
Edwards
Manhattan Island
Bakers elect Dietzen head Indiana association
Albert Dietzen of Anderson was elected president of the Indiana Bakers Association at its twenty sixth annual convention closing in Lincoln. W C Vanderbilt treasurer and Charles P Ehlers secretary manager were re elected. C W Winfield Fr Wayne became vice president former president dead Mrs Ella K Harris 72 died at Warr en Ohio services Friday in Anderson.
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Albert Dietzen
Anderson
Indiana Bakers’ Association
Lincoln
Paul J. Brickley
Hartford City
W. C. Vanderbilt
Charles P. Ehlers
Indianapolis
C. W. Winfield
Wayne
Dietzen
Ind
Ella K. Harris
Helen B. Harris
Warren
Wright Warns on Aviation Stock Growth Risk
Orville Wright, co inventor of the airplane, tells Richmond Indiana crowd aviation will progress if Wall Street stays out. He laments many new aircraft companies tied to stock sales and warns against gliding as a path to piloting. Wright recalls his 1911 gliding record and notes the modern record now exceeds fourteen hours.
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United Prear
Richmond
Ind
Orville Wright
Wall Street
Earlham College
W. C. Dennis
Wright
Rogers G O P Heads Reelect Officers in Harmony Meeting
The Republican state committee re elected all officers at a Watson dominated gathering on Wednesday. Elza O. Rogers Lebanon was re elected state chairman with Miss Mary Sleeth Rushville as vice chair, Irving Lemaux Indianapolis as treasurer, and Harry Fenton Indianapolis as secretary. Arthur R. Robinson was noted as doing well.
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Republican State Committee
James E. Watson
Arthur R. Robinson
Watson
Elza O. Rogers
Lebanon
Mary Sleeth
Rushville
Irving Lemaux
Indianapolis
Harry Fenton
Royal Court Opens as 8 American Women Presented
London social season begins at Buckingham Palace with King George and Queen Mary hosting a royal court. Eight American debutantes, including Frances Hutchinson and Griselda Forbes, arrive by car hours early, causing traffic jams and minor collisions outside the palace gates. Mrs. Charles Gates Dawes escorts the Americans to the throne room amid royal splendor. the second court is slated for tonight with nine more American attendees.
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Ondon
London
Buckingham Palace
George
Queen Mary
Palace
Frances Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Griselda Forbes
Boston
Charlotte Dorrance
Camden
N. J
Katherine K. Tod
New York City
Isabel Henry
Eunice Bennett
Oxford University
Eleanor Edwards
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Kent
Mary
Charles Gates Dawes
United States
Life Guards
Order of the Garter
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Admiral Slams Naval Treaty in Senate Hearing
Admiral Hilary P. Jones denounces the London naval treaty before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, arguing it limits U S eight inch cruisers and favors Britain while claiming Japan’s ratio equals full parity under current conditions. Admiral William V. Pratt testifies before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee supporting the treaty as creating combat parity.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hilary P. Jones
London
Jones
Great Briain
United States
Japan
Adams
William V. Pratt
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Great Britain
Logan Lodge 575 F and A M Celebrates 42nd Anniversary
Entertainment is arranged for about 500 attendees at the forty second anniversary celebration of Logan lodge 575 F and A M. The event starts at 8 15 PM Saturday night at the Masonic temple located at North and Illinois streets.
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Logan Lodge 575
A.M
Masonic Temple
North
Illinois Streets
Trade Boycott and Hindu Muslim Strife in India
Webb Miller reports from Karachi on how Hindu Muslim enmity undermines the Indian independence movement. He notes a 40 percent hit to foreign cloth and broad business disruption from hartals, with some Americans benefiting as boycott pressures shift purchases away from Britain.
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India
Webb Miller
The
United Press
London
Karachi
United States
America
Lakshmi
Prize plans shown for war memorial in Chicago exhibit
World war memorial plans are displayed at the Architects and Builders building in Chicago. Visitors can view the prize winning design and twenty one other entries in the current architectural competition. The Indiana Society of Architects organizes the free exhibit on the second floor at 333 North Pennsylvania Street. First prize totals $20,000.
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Chicago
Architects’ and Builders
North
Pennsylvania Street
Indiana Society of Architects
Legion Auxiliary Presents 30886 Dollar Aid Increase
The American Legion auxiliary donated 30 886 25 dollars to the national executive committee at its semi annual meeting opening session. Mrs. Donald Macrae Jr. presented the check in response to a request for 25 000 dollars to meet rising veteran aid demands. Watson B. Miller, reha
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American Legion For
The
Legion Auxiliary
National Executive Committee
Donald Macrae Jr
Legion
Watson B. Miller
State Road 61 bridge contracts awarded to Hay for $7,284
The state highway commission let contracts for two bridges on State Road 61 in Pike County to Henry B. Hay of Evansville for $7,284.06. The engineer's estimate was $10,080.79.
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Pike County
State Highway Commission
Henry B. Hay
Evansvile
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