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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1923

Page

7

La Follette Hearst Forces May Form Third Party

Chicago May 25 United Press reports that La Follette Hearst and allied leaders push for a 1924 third party as railroads seek a huge valuation increase. Key figures include Bryan Hylan Dever Hunt Blaine and governors from several states with about a dozen members of Congress present.

LA Follette and Hearst United Press Chicago Robert M. la Follette Progressive la Follette John F. Hylan New York William Randolph Hearst Congress William Jennings Bryan John Hylan Wiliam Dever Ross Montana Sweet Colorado Hunt Arizona Sani Blaine Wisconsin Bryan Donald R. Richberg Chicago City Hall Interstate Commerce Commission

High School Cadets Parade Through Indianapolis Streets

Three Indianapolis high school R O T C units paraded downtown and past a library reviewing stand with Governor McCray and Mayor Shank in attendance. Gen Dwight E Aultman awarded gold medals for all around military duty and Col D H Biddle inspected the corps prior to review.

Indianapolis Public Library St Clair Pennsylvania Sts McCray Shank Georgia Illinois Sts Illinois St Washington St Pennsylvania St Dwight E. Aultman Ft. Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Service Club General Aultman D. H. Biddle Army Corps Biddle

Cloudburst Floods Carthage Missouri

Flood waters from a cloudburst harmed homes and crops in Carthage. Scores of residents were rescued as the city lost power and the Missouri Pacific main line, over a mile long, washed out. Spring River continued rising today.

United Piece Carthage Missouri Pacific Spring River

McCray Endorses Cattle Market At Hereford Sale

Governor McCray says cattle business feels more secure after the fourteenth Hereford sale at Orchard Lake stock farm Kentland Indiana. Notable lot Myra Fairfax with calf at six sold to Thomas Tagesar as prices exceeded last year.

Kentland Ind McCray Orchard Lake Myra Fairfax Thomas Tagesar

Gary Optimistic On World Outlook From Steel Leader

Judge Elbert H. Gary head of United States Steel Corp states at the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting that the world economy and politics look promising. He cites Europe’s fatigue with conflict and its efforts to restore normal conditions, then appears to fall ill after his speech.

United Press New York Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation American Iron and Steel Institute Europe Gary

Girl fleeces worker over taxi boarding house plan

Lawrence Stinger a factory worker gave a girl 171 to start a boarding house after she claimed taxi drivers had police power. She vanished with the money and Stinger’s arrest was dismissed by City Judge Koons.

United Press Muncie Ind Lawrence Stinger Stinger Koons

College Alumni and Fraternity Dinners Saturday

Local notices list Phi Kappa Delta and Sigma Delta Kappa dances and Lincoln Oxford College Alumni luncheon. Spink Arma Sigma Alpha Epsilon lunch, Seventh floor Altrusa Club luncheon, Lincoln Beta luncheon, and Board of Trade meeting all scheduled for Saturday in Lincoln and nearby venues.

Phi Kappa Delta Severin Sigma Delta Kappa Lincoln Oxfor College Spink Arma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Seventh Floor C. of @ Altrusa Club Board of Trade

Sunday School Conference Aims for Decatur Township Churches

Decatur Township churches plan a Sunday School conference Sunday afternoon at West Newton M E Church. Rev. C M Kroft of Merritt Place M E Church will speak on the importance of Sunday School work. Participating congregations include Center M E Valley Mills Friends West Newton Friends and West Newton M E Church.

Decatur Township West Newton M. E C. M. Kroft Merritt Place M. E Center M. E Valley Mills Friends West Newton Friends West Newton M. E. Church

Driver Fails to Stop After Car Collision

An automobile owned by William Vaught of 1529 N Alabama Street was badly damaged in a crash with a second vehicle that failed to stop at Michigan and Delaware Streets early today. Frank Phillips of 2129 Belelfontaine Street pursued the fleeing car but lost the trail on Massachusetts Avenue.

William Vaught Alabama St Michigan and Delaware Sts Frank Phillips Belelfontaine St Massachusetts Ave

Porter’s Plight At Assembly Mocked By Moderator

Moderator Charles F Wishart joked about a Denver convention of ministers dissolving the Presbyterian general assembly. A porter’s quip about bringing a ten dollar bill and the ten commandments framed the closing remark as the gathering ended.

Denver Charles F. Wishart Presbyterian Reneral Assembly

Mayor Hylan Raises Pay to Ten Thousand in New York

The New York mayor signed an ordinance boosting his salary to 10000 while vetoing other pay hikes. Other items include strikes by railway postal telegraph operators at Ostend and Ghent and a Greek stance on a potential war with Turkey.

Hylan New York Ostend Ghent

Farwell acquitted in Michgan City assault case

In LaPorte Indiana John C Farwell a Michigan City contractor was found not guilty of criminal assault after a brief jury deliberation. He had earlier been convicted and sentenced to five to twenty one years in prison. In Martinsville Indiana over 700 Rainbow Division veterans gathered for a reunion with speakers Wild Bill Donovan Gen Robert J Tyndall and Judge Solon J Carter scheduled for a Saturday business session.

United Press Laporte Ind John C. Farwell Michigan City Flossie Schoff Earier Martinsville Wiliam J Wild Bill” Donovan New York Robert J. Tyndall Solon J. Carter Indianapolis

Heart Trouble Causes Death of Robert Fulkerson

Robert Fulkerson aged 65 of 1569 College Ave. was found dead by his wife Mary. Dr. J. P. Lindsay cited heart trouble as the cause of death.

Robert Fulkerson College Ave Mary J. P. Lindsay

Old Bay Mare Sparks Wreck. Driver Leo Moon Hemmed In

In Marion Indiana on May 25 an old bay mare wandered into the road and caused a collision with a car driven by Leo B Moon of Fairmount. C S Morris was cut and nearly bled to death before a physician arrived. The mare walked into the road directly before the vehicle, shattering the windshield and hurling Morris into it.

Times Special Marion Ind C. S. Morris Leo B. Moon Fairmount Morris

Mi-O-Na stomach relief promises quick aid

An advertisement asserts Mi-O-Na gives relief for stomach agony in five minutes and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It urges readers with gas biliousness or indigestion to try Mi-O-Na, sold by local druggists including Haag Drug Stores.

Haag

Dr Orth Stomach Remedy Claims Cure For Stomach Aches

A testimonial praises Dr Orths Stomach Remedy for chronic stomach trouble Rheumatism and backache. The user says one box restored ability to work and garden and urges skeptical readers to try it. The ad lists druggists and stores supplying the product.

Dr. Orth Florence Smith Henry J. Huder Hook Drug Co Haag Drug Co Clark & Cade

Community celebrates park land purchase and dedication

The Southeastern Civic Improvement Club announced a June 21 ceremony at the State and Fletcher Ave site for a six acre park. Mayor Shank and Charles A Bookwalter will speak with McKinley School pupils assisting. Club officials asked the park board to provide equipment by June 3. In a separate item, Oscar Anderson faces a two to fourteen year prison term after a jury found him guilty of pandering in a hotel scandal.

State and Fletcher Ave Park Board Southeastern Civic Improvement Club McKinley School Shank Charles A. Bookwalter John F. White E. J. Sexton R. S. Miller United Press

Movie men granted change of venue in Sabbath cases

Four motion picture theater owners and two projection operators charged with desecrating the Sabbath by Sunday shows will be heard by Center township justice William Connor. Change of venue granted by J B Mullane of Irvington. Defendants include J Luther Murdock and William Murdock at 1233 Oliver Ave. Garrick Theater owners Zaring and Griffith at Illinois and Thirtieth Sts. Lela Birchfield and William Birchfield at 2116 N Illinois St. Affidavits filed by a Moving Picture Operators Union member.

William Connor Center Township J. B. Mullane Irvington J. Luther Murdock William Murdock Oliver, Ave William Zaring William Griffith Garrick Theater Ilinois Thirtieth Sts Lela Birchfield William Birchfield Illinois Theater Illinois St Moving Picture Operators’ Union

Tooth Crash Injures Girl In Beville Street Incident

Jeraldene James nine of 310 North Jefferson Avenue escaped being struck by a lumber truck driven by Sherman Detaman and owned by Dynes Puhlman Lumber Company near Beville and Michigan Street late Thursday. Her bicycle was crushed and a tooth loosened in the collision.

Jeraldene James Jefferson Ave Sherman Detaman Bellefontaine St Dynes Puhlman Lumber Company Beville Michigan St

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