G. O. P. Platform Body Adopts Wide Indiana Platform
The Republican platform draft from the committee of fifty is ready for the state convention. It covers labor, agriculture, taxation, boards, securities law, budget, education, and the St. Lawrence River project, with no mention of the primary law or Ku Klux Klan. Minority reports on coop marketing and workmen's comp may be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Henderson
Terre Haute
W. W. Lambert
Columbus
St. Lawrence River
Watson
F. M. Stutsman
Peru
Stutsman
Charles Seifert
Washington
Edgar G. Brown
The
United Negro Press
T. N. Taylor
State Federation of Labor
Adolph Fritz
Indiana Farm Federation
Farmers of
Indiana
Aimit
Missing 16 year old Roxie Lichliter sought by parents
Parents of Roxie Lichliter 16 of 527 North Pine Street report their daughter missing and fear she may have traveled with another girl to visit relatives in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Lichliter
N. Pine St
Cincinnati
Mother's Advice Promises Health With Favorite Prescription
Mrs. C L Scott from South Bend Indiana testifies she was run down weak and nervous before using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription which restored her strength and health. She urges women to obtain the medicine from their local drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
C. L. Scott
E. Sample St
South Bend
Ind
Shortridge Ensembles Triumph in State Music Contest
Shortridge High School celebrated two wins at the State High School Music Contest on Wednesday May 10. The orchestra earned a $100 prize from Mme Lichmann Heink and performed four numbers while the Glee Club took second place with The Winter Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Mme. Lchumann-Heink
Glee Club
Ellis Girl Taken To City Hospital For Observation
Gladys Ellis aged 21, judged insane after killing Louise Richards, a 70 year old teacher at Indiana Woman's Prison, is taken to the city hospital for observation. Three matrons will guard her continually while under the care of Drs Wagner and Neu, per Judge Collins. If sane she returns to finish term at the prison. if insane she goes to an institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ellis
Louise Richards
Indiana Woman's Prison
Herbert T. Wagner
Charles F. Neu
James A. Collins
Wife of Remus Arrested by U S Deputy Marshal
Cincinnati May 22 Mrs Imogene Remus wife of bootlegger king George Remus was bailed at 50 000 after being arrested at her home by a United States deputy marshal on a capias from the court at St Louis She denies wrongdoing saying she acted on her husbands instructions George Remus is in Atlanta serving a sentence and testified last week before a congressional inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Cincinnati
Imogene Remus
George Remus
King
United States
United States District Court
St. Louis
Hatteras
U. S. &. Beaufort
Norfolk
San Domingo
Beaufort
Coast Guard
Root
Marriage Licenses Listed In Local Records
A list of issued marriage licenses includes Lemar Hilcomb and Ha Danforth. Rudolph Smith and Mary Orr. John A. Taylor and Marietta Manufacturing’s Geneva A. Pitzer. Benjamin Elmer and Beulah Danforth. James E. Perry and Salina Glass. Keith A. Stonehouse and Martha L. Brown. Leon A. Ohlemacher and Marguerite K. Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemar Hilcomb
N. Garfield
Ha Danforth
Pennsylvania
J. D. Eastman Co
Rudolph Smith
E. Walnut
Mary Orr
Hadley
John A. Taylor
N. la Salle
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Geneva
A. Pitzer
N. Gale
Benjamin Elmer
S. Kealing
Electrotyper
Beulah Danforth
Salesiudy
James E. Perry
Bright
Salina Glass
Keith A. Stonehouse
Burgess
Martha L. Brown
Brookside
Leon A. Ohlemacher
Sandusky
Marguerite K. Ryan
Local Residents Named in Area Notices
Listings include William and Sultana Cornwell at 513 W Missouri Harold and Doris Kinney at Deaconess Hospital igil and Elsie Pringle at 1024 W Eighteenth Glenn and Anona Laudhner at 459 W Thirteenth Oliver and Miriam Hamilton at St Vincent Hospital Martin and Mary Walpole at St Vincent Ruth McKinney 1154 Bacon Andrew and Clara Mayer 531 E Minnesota David and Francis Lurvey at Methodist Hospital Joseph and Lathe Lore 709 Maxwell Kiris Cecil and Mary Hudson 1405 E Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Sultana Cornwell
Missouri
Harold and
Doris Kinney
Deaconess
Igil
Elsie Pringle
Eighteenth Glenn
Anona Laudhner
W. Thireens
Oliver
Miriam Hamilton
St. Vincent Hospital
Martin and Mary Walpole
Neces
Ruth McKinney
Bacon
Andrew
Clara Mayer
Minnesota
David and Francis Lurvey
Methodist Hospital
Joseph and Lathe Lore
Maxwell
Kiris Cecil
Mary Hudson
E. Washington
How Much You Save By United Press
The tax bill agreed by Senate and House sets normal tax rates of 2 percent on the first 4000 dollars, 4 percent on income from 4000 to 8000, and 6 percent on income above 8000. Surtax starts at 1 percent on over 10000 and goes to 40 percent on above 500000. A table compares combined normal and surtaxes for a married man with no dependents under the new plan versus the present law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate
House
New Interurbans Delivered for Indianapolis Traction
Nine of twelve new all steel interurbans delivered to the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company as part of a million dollar rehabilitation. Cars feature reduced seating for more room yellow exterior for visibility Pullman toilets reserve water in baggage area side lights easy reading standard length 20 000 pounds lighter engine cab moved right side and improved loading. Cars in Greensburg division since Sunday and destined for Rushville division next. track and power line changes needed due to switch in power source from Mc Rushville plant to Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Greensburg
Rushville
Mc Rushville
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Jeastern Traction Company
Alive Arthur Frazier Found After Legion Post Named
In Nobrara Nebraska on May 22 physicians examined remains buried as Arthur Frazier to resolve a mix up after the real Arthur Frazier, an Indian, surfaced. The body was brought from France in 1918 and interred with honors, and the local American Legion post bore his name. A young man later arrived at the Lower Brule Indian reservation proving he was the true Arthur Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobrara
Neb
United States Veterans Bureau
Arthur Frazier
Fraser
France
American Legion
Lower Brule Indian Reservation
Here
Various residents and properties listed with addresses and equipment values
A fragmented list documents residents and families with addresses at 968 W Twentieth Ninth to 4042 Central U including Mitchells Vickerys Wrights Goodalls Bakers and others. It also notes hospital contacts chronic illnesses and several property transactions and repairs with prices.
Building Permits Listed for Multiple Projects
A list of building permits shows numerous permits issued for additions garages reroofs and remodels. Notable entries include Phillip Seyfried at 1509 Union for an addition costing 850 dollars and J McCarthy at 15 N Pennsylvania for remodel valued at 33 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Seyfried
Union
Anes Jennings
N. Kealing
Marce B. Baar
Park
Ear
Titus
Douglas
Duard N. Johnson
Adams
F. W. Dennie
Jose Walz Company
Forty-Third
Sohone Glidden
Wheeler
Hettie Fishback
W. Sig
Se . Dawson
N. la Salle
Richard Royce
Porch
Hoefgen
Snd
Snes
Morrow
N. Wallace
Morrow Furnace
W. H
W. Jensen
Otterbein
Ohio
Wilbur Johnson Company
Meridian
Tiz brings rest to tired feet and relieves aches
The ad promotes Tiz as a foot relief remedy that draws out acids and poisons causing burning feet. It claims soreness, corns, blisters, and bunions ease, leaving feet comfortable and refreshed after long work or dancing. A call to buy from drug or department stores ends the appeal.
Norris charges political override on Muscle Shoals nitrate plant
Chairman Norris told the Senate Agriculture Committee that politics chose the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant location despite Army engineers protests. Dr C C Persons testified War Department experts favored sites in southwestern Virginia or northern Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Army Engineers
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
C. C. Persons
War Department
Virginia
Light frosts sweep northern and central Indiana
Weather bureau head J. H. Armington reported light to killing frosts across the northern and central state regions. Damage to fruits and farm produce is likely slight due to delayed farm work, with tomato plants most at risk if unprotected. Frosts reached Paoli and areas near Indianapolis with lows around 20 to 41 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Armington
Weather Bureau
Paoli
Orange County
Randolph County
Cambridge City
Wayne County
Marion
Grant County
Indianapolis
Armington
National Rebuke of Klan Plank by GOP
The Republican Party plans to ignore the Ku Klux Klan as a campaign issue. Senator Watson and President Coolidge back party unity and regularity over Klan concerns, while Democrats push the anti Klan stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Bender
United Press
New York
Indiana
Hoosier
James E. Watson
Coolidge
Watson
Underwood
London Drug Traffickers Broken Up in Police Sweep
A London gang of cocaine traffickers has been dismantled. Three principal operators have been forced out of business and another fled abroad. Over twenty minor agents have been arrested or detained by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Capitol Creaking With New Officers
A long feature on the Statehouse expanding with more departments and offices. As agencies multiply the building fills, forcing ad hoc use of corridors and basements. Officials joke the stairs will be torn out as rooms spill across floors and poses a mounting space crisis.
Steak Oysters and Cheese Touted to Prevent Catarrh
Dr George Webster of Carthage New York told osteopathic eye ear nose and throat specialists in Kirksville that catarrh stems from lack of mineral foods and poorly digested animal proteins He urged avoiding excess white bread doughnuts butter grease fried foods sugar syrup and candy to prevent catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Webster
Carthage
N. Y
German Women Reach for Politics Stir Schleswig Speech
In Schleswig Count Von Reventlow, running for the Reichstag, warned that German women now dream of dominating power but said they should not oust men as governors. The crowd cheered the statement from male supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Count von Reventlow
Reichstag
Schleswig
Germany
Collector MacMurdo Arrives to Lead Bundle Day in Indianapolis
Adam MacMurdo of Chicago arrives in Indianapolis to work with Harry E. Yockey of Near East Relief on Bundle Day June 4. He recruits Boy Scouts to distribute literature and coordinates clothing bundles to be packed at fire stations and churches. MacMurdo notes Chicago gathered fifteen carloads of clothing and predicts a similar stash in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam MacMurdo
Chicago
Indianapolis
Harry E. Yockey
Near East Relief
MacMurdo
Boy Scouts
Delegates and Electors Named at Indiana Republican Meetings
The article lists district by district the Republicans who were named as delegates and alternates and presidential electors. It names many individuals by district including Roscoe Kiper, W. H. McCurdy, Edward C. Theopold, Fay Cochran, Robert W. Morris, Grace S. Copeland, John Jones, Horace Tune, and others, with multiple districts and contingents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Kiper
Boonville
W. H. McCurdy
Evansville
Edward C._ Theopold
Vincennes
Fay Cochran
Spencer
Robert W. Morris
New Albany
Grace
Copeland
Vevay
John Jones
Brazil
Horace Tune
Terre Haute
Wiliam Frazee
Rushville
Charles Peters
Hagerstown
James A. Collins
Indianapolis
Arthur
F. A. Miller
South Bend
Maurice Fox
la Porte
Ambassadors Present Isle of View Comedy at Sutherland Church
Members of the Ambassadors class of Sutherland Presbyterian Church plan a two night performance Isle of View a comedy with music at the church on Twenty-Eighth and Bellefontaine Streets. John Daily stars as leading woman and Teddy Van Cleave as leading man in ultra feminine roles with names such as Dorothy Chester and Claribel La Fleur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Chester
Claribel la Fleur
Ambassadors
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
Isle of View
Commonwealth Loan chief outlines gains at Indiana lenders meet
George W. Farrington, manager of the Commonwealth Loan Company, described progress in the loans business during the ninth annual convention of the Indiana Industrial Lenders' Association held at the Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Farrington
Commonwealth Loan Company
Indiana Industrial Lenders' Association
Lincoln
Ex Service Men Rum Fleet Threat To U S Ports
Times Washington Bureau reports coast guard testimony before the House Appropriations Committee on rising rum running from Europe. Commodore Root cites armed runs, naval smuggling networks, and a fleet of 34 steamers and 132 sailing vessels, plus dozens of smaller craft operating between Cuba, the Bahamas, and southern ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Coast Guard
Europe
C. S. Root
House Committee On Appropriations
Root
Cuba
Bahamas
Burglary Suspect Confesses to Jewelry Thefts in Dayton
Roy Woods, 21, of Dayton, Ohio, confessed to breaking into Rites jewelry and clothing at 43 45 S Illinois St and stealing six watches two rings and jewelry valued at 500 by manager R D Evans. He was arrested in a poolroom on 8 Illinois St with two watches and said he sold the remainder at four pawnshops for 33. He also admitted robberies at Habib sporting goods, Burton Grocery and pay stations since May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Woods
Dayton
Ohio
Rites
Illinois St
McDonald and
Wiles
R. D. Evans
Woods
Martin O'Connor
Habib Sporting Goods
Washington St
Burton Grocery
Noble St
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. M. Morris
State Central Committee
Tom Slick
Rome Stephenson
Thirteenth
Arthur Gilliam
Schuyler Haas
Seventh District
Edward M. White
Haas
A. G. Graham
A. K. Remmel
Fr. Wayne
W. A. Carson
Charles’ Seifert
Arthur McCart
Fred C. Gause
Newcastle
Schuyler A. Haas
George W. Cromer
Muncie
E. E. Pruitt
Delphi
E. M. Norton
Crown
Point
Shortridge High School Orchestra
Ellis
City Hospital
Remus
NEW
I & C. Interurban
Legion Post
Is Alive
Cecil and
Goldie Mitchell
Roy and
Mabel Vickery
Harry and
Elva Wright
Moreland
Wilmot
Alice Goodall
St. Vincent's Hospital
Frank and
Catherine Tucker
St. Vincent'’s Hospital
Bryan
Clara Bailey
E. McCarthy
John and
Mary Houston
Lambert
Elza
Inez Longmire
N. Kltnos Eaon
Hazel White
Herschel and
Olive Davis
Beryl Ross
Methodist Hosparies
Margaret Askren
Bolton
Guy
Alma Johnson
Pearson
Bernice Gutee
Victoria Edwards
W. Twelfth
Nadine Flenner
Northwestern
Michael Eagen
Vermont
Mary Dean
Boulevard
Rachel Scrughan
Howard R. Davis
N. Capitol
Sena
Samuel H. Creighton
Audubon
Oo Besenger
N. Olney
New System Laundry Company
Stack
Virgina
Carl Gerlach
Edison
Reliable Realty Company
S. State
Eaglesfield
Ethel
A. Hartman
Rookwood
Henry Gunneman
Nowland
American Leather Products Company
Kingan @ Co
Georgia
Blacktford
Chitra
Galbert
Central
Capitol
Mike
State Gimcrack Department
Statehouse
State Capitol
Health Board
Legislatuve Reference Bureau
State Library
Industrial Board
Accounts Board
General Assembly
Pharmacy Board
Highway Commission
Motor Transport
Departments of State
Kirksville, Mo
Dee Dei
Indiana Wall Paper Company
BIG Bargains
Virginia Ave
Maryland St
Majin
MacMurd
Herman Bryant
Pike
Mary Caddick
Joseph Williams
Jasonville
Roy E. Tilford
Martinsville
Florence Alen
Corydon
Lawrence Crim
Salem
Dora McCalem
Marshal Bernard
Johnson
Clint Adamson
Hugh Stephenson
G. Herbert
Comneraville
Mary Sleethville
Louis Vail
Elkhart
Arthur C. Copeland
Rochester
Ben Huffman
Conttingent
Paul Mater
Gibson
Jessie Hogate
Bloomington
W. T. Mallett
Sullivan
Noble Moore
Mitchell
B. H. Dufenbach
Huntington
Will G. Irwin
Bartholomew
Margaret Poling
Brown County
Andrew A. Speara
Mark Nebeker
Clinton
John W. Judkins
Cambridge
Brose Horne
Carl Graham
Kendallville
William Geake
Ft. Wayne
John O. Wotta
Warsaw
Thomas Slick
Presbyterian
Washington Bureau
New York Ave
Navy
Navy Custom
U.S
Slether
Pennsylvania and Market
Member
Federal Reserve System
Oliver Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
North Illinois Street
Tenth Street
Washington Street
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