Neither party can dodge the Indiana wet question in campaign
Ben Stern notes rivals gear for a struggle over prohibition in Indiana. Willoughby, renominated to the state supreme court, faces anti saloon league opposition led by Arthur Gilliam. A referendum plank faces a three gate process before convention approval. Digest poll shows strong wet support, signaling fights in several districts despite convention positions.
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Benjamin Willoughby
Vincennes
State Supreme Court
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Willoughby
League
Arthur L. Gilliam
City League
Gilliam
T. Morton McDonald
Princeton
Thomas Coulter
Knox
Richard Werneke
Terre Haute
Platform Advisory Committee
Werneke
Committee On Committees
John S. McFaddin
Rockville
Convention
Literary Digest
Hoosiers
PUPILS RECEIVE TESTS AT ST MARYS ACADEMY
Ninth graders in city parochial schools at St Marys academy 429 East Vermont Street took annual scholarship tests today. A needlework exhibition and reception were set for 2 and 4 PM, sponsored by the freshman class, with public invited. Eugene Aeschilman 15 was seriously injured when thrown from a furniture truck struck by a telephone wire, falling fourteen feet. Vigo county school census shows 322 fewer school age children in 1930 than 1929, totaling 27,077 ages 6 to 21 now versus 27,399 then.
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St. Mary's Academy
East
Vermont Street
Times Special
Berne
Ind
Eugene Aeschilman
Emil Aeschilman
Bn United
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Ice Paradox and Untouchables Highlight Ripley Oddities
The Times reprints Ripley’s Believe It or Not with two items. Ice will burn when ice mixes with certain chemicals as shown by a gasoline separator that heats and ignites wet gas, coating pipelines in ice. The Untouchables of India are the low caste Hindus whose touch or shadow pollutes high caste Braham in enduring social tragedy.
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India
Eight Released Cured of Leprosy at National Leprosarium
Science Service reports eight leprosy patients at Carville are released after treatment with chaulmoogra oil. The eight include five men and three women, joining roughly sixty others freed in eight years as proof of the program’s efficacy under the U S Public Health Service. Nearby notices include Charles Miller vs Tillman over a farm lease, Noble Ford recovering an $18 billfold, a habeas corpus bid over an Indiana reformatory release, and Caleb C Williams gaining GOP district support for state treasurer nomination.
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Science Service
Carville
United States Public Health Service
National Leprosarium
Urges New Constitution
Albert Stump of Indianapolis urged Park Place Brotherhood members in Anderson on May 24 to replace Indiana's 1851 constitution. He argued the state has shifted from agriculture to manufacturing, and a modern charter is needed to fit current needs.
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Times Special
Anderson
Ind
Albert Stump
Indianapolis
Indiana
Park Place
Robbed Twice in Two Weeks Near Deron Station
Harry Dew, operator of a filling station on State Road 9 three miles north of Derson, Ind, was robbed of $30 by two bandits. This marked the second similar robbery in two weeks for Dew, the first occurring a short time earlier.
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Times Special
Derson
Ind
Harry Dew
State Road 9
Here
Dew
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen
Police report stolen vehicles belonging to Carl F. Nichols of 2943 Annette street Essex coach 758 479 from Capitol avenue and South street. Oran Ball of 1824 North New Jersey street Chevrolet coach from New York and Blackford street. F C Hand of 942 East Morris street Chevrolet coach 71 7723 from Georgia street and Capitol avenue. Claude Welch of 2150 East Thirty fourth Street 82 953 from Capitol avenue and Market street.
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Carl F. Nichols
Annette Street
Essex
Capitol Avenue
South Street
Oran Ball
New Jersey
Chevrolet
New York
Blackford Street
F. C. Hand
Morris Street
Georgia Street
Claude Welch
Thirty-fourth Street
Market Street
Automobiles Recovered by Police Listed with Owners
Police recovered several cars including a James De Maree ramen at 1604 North Rural Street and a Jeweett coach at Sand and McCarty, J M Herndon Pee coupe at West and Walnut, Albert Mincham Ford tudor at Vermont Street near Big Eagle Creek stripped of two rear tires, and B B Abell Ford roadster found behind 1148 Oliver.
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James de Maree
Sand
McCarty
J. M. Herndon
Central Avenue
West
Walnut Streets
Albert Mincham
Wood Street
Ford Tudor
Vermont Street
Big Eagle Creek
B. B. Abell
River Avenue
Ford
Oliver Avenue
Two Get Life Terms In Metamora Bank Robbery Case
Two men from Ohio and Missouri receive life imprisonment after guilty verdicts on banditry charges for the $700 Metamora bank robbery. The Franklin circuit court jury deliberated thirteen minutes before convicting Martin O’Leary, 30, Cincinnati, and Joseph Fox, 23, Reading, O. The report also notes Sherman Harlan, Madison county Republican chairman, convening fifty-five delegates to plan support for Caleb C. Williams in the state treasurer race.
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United Press
Brookville
Ind
Martin O'Leary
Cincinnati
Joseph Fox
Reading
Franklin Circuit Court
Anderson
Sherman Harlan
Madison County
Caleb C. Williams
Husband’s double murder and suicide in Centralia case
In Centralia Washington Lloyd Duffy 40 a logger farmer shot and killed Mr and Mrs Cliff Turvey of Tenino then returned home and killed his wife Eunice and killed himself with three bullets. Letters alleged intimate relations between his wife and Turvey ending a six month plan to avenge his honor.
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United Preas
Centralia
Wash
Lloyd Duffy
Cliff Turvey
Tenino
Eunice
Duffy
Tom Duffy
Turvey
Man Sustains Ear Injury in Collision at County Line
A segment of the right ear of Eu gene M. Myers, 29, of R. R. 16, Box 107, was cut off when his car collided with a Union Traction car at Colleeg avenue and the county line Friday night. Roy E. Armstrong, motorman, and Jesse Cook, conductor, both of Tipton, were in charge of the car.
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Eugene M. Myers
R. R
Union Traction
Colleeg Avenue
County Line
Roy E. Armstrong
Jesse Cook
Tipton
Lord Davidson critically ill in Chelsea home
London May 24 United Press reports Lord David son former archbishop of Canterbury and head of the Church of England is critically ill at his home Cheynewalk Chelsea.
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Bu United Press
London
Lord Davidson
Canterbury
Church of England
Cheynewalk
Chelsea
Artist-Author Is Dead
Henry Wallace Phillips, a Los Angeles based artist and author of several western novels, died Friday. He was a boyhood chum of Rupert Hughes, the noted novelist.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Henry Wallace Phillips
Phillips
Rupert Hughes
Naval Fliers Tune Up For Speed Classic
Washington May 24 The Curtiss marine trophy race gathers twenty five navy fliers and one marine entrant at Anacostia on a 100 mile course over the Potomac. Lt William G Tomlinson, last year’s winner, withdraws in favor of Lt F J Mc Bridget who has not flown for the trophy before.
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Bu Kitted
Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Potomac
William G. Tomlinson
F. J. McBridget
Tomlinson
C. A. Lutz
Marshall airport passenger list from Stedman flight westbound
MARSHILL AIRPORT-C T Stedman from South Bend to Troy C Waco T A T passengers west bound included A F Dickson Kansas City A D Laird Altoona Pa Mrs E C Salvey Indianapolis and E J White Los Angeles east bound passengers were M K Neal Indianapolis Don Sutton of the Department of Commerce air communication service Colonel A J Dougherty Indianapolis H F Parr New York Colonel Minnigerode of the New York Times Mrs O O Saunders LaDelta Wharton and Mrs Walter C Baird of Columbus O W Moon of Chicago Embry-Riddle passenger to Cincinnati CAPITOL AIRPORT Jimmy Maroney Hickville Ill to Indianapolis Travel Air overnight one passenger.
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Marshill
C. T. Stedman
South Bend
Troy
Waco
A. F. Dickson
Kansas City
A. D. Laird
Altoona
E. C. Salvey
Indianapolis
E. J. White
Los Angeles
M. K. Neal
Don Sutton
Department of Commerce Air Communication Service
A. J. Dougherty
H. F. Parr
New York
Minnigerode
The
New York Times
O. O. Saunders
LaDelta Wharton
Walter C. Baird
Columbus
W. Moon
Chicago
Cincinnati
Capitol Airport
Jimmy Maroney
Hickville
Ill
Travel Air
Regular Sunday air program at Hoosier airport planned
Robert Shank, airport president, says the program will take place at Hoosier airport this Sunday. Parachute jumps are scheduled for 2:30 and 5:30 by Barney J. Goloski, with a dead-stick landing by an airport staff member at 4.
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Hoosier
Robert Shank
Barney J. Goloski
Rites Planned in Illinois for Former City Pilot
Funeral services are set for Harold L. Mayer in Lake Forest Illinois likely Monday. Mayer formerly of Indianapolis was killed when the plane he piloted crashed near Crawfordsville after hitting a tree. He was a Shortridge graduate and is survived by his widow, parents, a grandmother, and an uncle.
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Lake Forest
Harold L. Mayer
Indianapolis
Waynetown
Crawfordsville
Mayer
Shortridge High School
Lee M. Mayer
North
de. Quincy Street
Engineers reelected at ASME meeting in Indianapolis
Officers of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers were reelected Friday night during the meeting with the Indianapolis Lafayette section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers at the Lincoln. Officers are W. M. Taylor chairman L. V. Lady of Lafayette vice chairman Homer Rupard secretary and H. O. Garman and M. R. Edwards executive committee members.
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Indianapolis-Lafayette
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Lincoln
W. M. Taylor
L. V. Lady of
Times Lyric and Curtiss Sponsor City Air Fans Contest
The Times Lyric and Curtiss Wright Flying service launch an Aviation Contest with five upcoming photo prompts from a Mars Hill Airport ride prize, essay on The Merits of Aerial Transportation, and a May 31 deadline. Winners get five free airplane rides. runners-up receive twenty Lyric tickets. Eligible readers include the general public. airport and staff relatives barred. The feature also shows a one reel aviation film Anywhere By Air at the Lyric.
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Times-Lyric-Curtiss-Wright
Mars Hill
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service
Times
Curtiss-Wright
Indianapolis
Lyric
Curtiss- Wright Flying Service
Curtiss Wright Flying Services Training Methods Highlighted
The article outlines Curtiss Wright Flying Services nationwide training activities and various aircraft types. It notes the material is useful for contestants in a related competition and emphasizes modern training approaches and aircraft diversity.
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Curtiss- Wright Flying Services
Caution Urged In Brew Drive
Washington May 24 Dry agents must show proof that bottles caps malt and other materials will be used to make liquor before seizure under the Danovitz ruling, says Prohibition Commissioner Doran. A circular to enforcement agents clarifies the court did not grant new powers, only confirms existing bureau policy.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Danovitz
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Memorial Spanish War Veterans Services at Hillside Church
Memorial services for Spanish War Veterans will be held Sunday at 9 30 a m at Hillside Christian church under Major Harold C McGrew camp No 1 and Ladies Auxiliary No 3 United Spanish War Veterans. Members will assemble at Roosevelt avenue and Sixteenth street at 9 a m to march to the church. The sermon will be delivered by Rev Homer Dale, church pastor and Spanish American war veteran.
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Hillside Christian Church
Harold C. McGrew
Ladies Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
Roosevelt Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Homer Dale
Hoover Threat Assures Vote On Navy Pact
Washington observers say Hoover’s special session pledge strengthens push for ratification of the London naval treaty. He indicated advocates seek action in the current session and would call a Senate special session if needed, pressuring a timely vote.
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Hoover
United Press
Washington
Senate
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Eugene Myers
Union
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