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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1927

Page

5

Indiana congressman wary of Gettysburg Memorial Day clash

Rep. Albert Vestal of Anderson Indiana heads to Gettysburg for Memorial Day events amid tensions over Ku Klux Klan participation. Local clergy refuse to participate, 1000 Klansmen plan to march, and National Guard and American Legion withdraw from the public parade context.

Klan L. B. Hafer Sons of Veterans Committee Legion H. T. Jennings National Guard

Police Stop 200 Church Rioters After Vote

United Press reports in Washington that 200 parishioners clashed in the street after a motion to oust Rev. Alfred B. Barrows failed. Alfred D. Calvert was bruised while two other worshipers were arrested for assault and disorderly conduct.

United Press Washington Alfred B. Barrows Eastern Presbyterian Church Alfred D. Calvert

Auto crash injuries deemed not serious for two locals

Miss Laverne Hughes 21 of 814 Highlands Ave and Joseph Whittman 23 of 2166 Wheeler St were found to have minor injuries after X rays at city hospital. Whittman tried to pass an interurban at Brookside Ave and Steele St Thursday night and struck a traffic signal.

Laverne Hughes Highlands Ave Joseph Whittman Wheeler St City Hospital Whittman Brookside Ave Steele St

Nineteen Weeks of Stage Life Seeks Miss Indianapolis

The Times partners with Publix Theaters and Indiana Theater to find a girl 18 to 26 for Miss Indianapolis to star in Young America on a New York run and a 21 week Publix tour. Auditions start June 6 at Circle Theater, final selection June 14, rehearsals in New York by June 24, with $75 weekly pay plus rail fare for at least 19 weeks.

the Times Publix Theaters Corporation New Indiana Theater New York Circle Theater Indianapolis Paramount Theater Flo Ziegfeld Babe Ruth Tex Rickard Madison Square Garden Paul Whiteman Dexheimer United States Indianapolis Times Indiana Theater

Miss Indianapolis contract signed for Publix Theater tour

A girl chosen as Miss Indianapolis would sign a contract with Publix Theater Corporation for a nineteen or more week tour of the Publix Circuit. Name Address.

Indianapolis Publix Theater Corporation Publix

Bandits Loot Central State Bank for 4067

Two young men held up the Central State Bank at Thirtieth Street and Central Avenue, forcing Orville Dendo and patron W. R. Horne to lie down while cash totaling 4067 was taken. Police retrace the crime. an abandoned Ford tied to the getaway was found at Fortieth Street and Central Avenue.

State Bank Thirtieth St Central Ave J. L. Bray Orville Dendo W. R. Horne Washington Claude M. Worley Fortieth St

Porridge Served in House of Commons For MP Dinners

Porridge is prepared each evening in the best Scottish manner for M. P. s in the House of Commons.

House of Commons

Manager Form Workings Taught at Local Factory Meeting

The city manager form of government was explained to Diamond Chain and Manufacturing Company workers at noon. L. V. Sheridan, road way architect, spoke as part of the educational program. The meetings will resume after Memorial Day with Blythe Q. Hendricks announcing the schedule. Central States Envelope Company also planned a meeting for Tuesday.

Diamond Chain and Manufacturing Company Kentucky Ave L. V. Sheridan E Diamond Chain Blythe Q. Hendricks Central States Envelope Company S. Sherman Dr

Veritas Lodge 608 Holds 31st Anniversary Dinner

Veritas Lodge No. 608 F. A. M. marked its thirty-first anniversary with a dinner Thursday night at the lodge hall on Roosevelt Avenue and McAdams Street. Maj. Earl F. Hites of Volunteers of America delivered the address.

Veritas Lodge No. 608 Roosevelt Ave McAdams St Earl F. Hites Volunteers of America

Noblesville Mayor Voices Condemnation of Jackson and Gilliam

In Noblesville and surrounding Indiana towns, a lone mayor denounces Governor Jackson and Attorney General Gilliam for using whisky to treat a dying wife. Interv iews with physicians bankers and merchants reveal support for modifying the dry law to permit medicinal whisky under medical supervision.

Noblesville Gilliam Jackson Eldora Field Indiana Arthur L. Gilliam Julius Joseph Killiam Joseph Calvin Coolidge J. D. Sturdevant 8. W. Hook John Sperry Frank Head Hook Illinois Kokomo J. E. Fredrick Kokomo Steel and Wire Company State Chamber of Commerce Charles Shemon Citizens National Bank Frank McCarty Citizens’ National Bank Shemon B. P. Kingsbury Thomas Dye Lumber Company Harrison W. B. Jones Columbus Ohio Ed Jackson Jones

Watch Wallets Warns Chief At Speedway Race

Police Chief Claude F Johnson warns attendees at the Speedway race to guard pockets as pickpockets may operate. Detectives from out of town will identify known criminals, who will be held on vagrancy charges. Motorists are advised to avoid Michigan Street between White River Bridge and Holmes Avenue during repairs.

Claude F. Johnson Speedway

Doctor Backs Gill iom in Whisky Contention

Indiana doctors clash with liquor law over medicinal whisky use. Dr Orvall Smiley argues lives depend on access to whisky and urges law modification. Governors and officials weigh in on whether saving a life justifies bending the liquor ban.

C. W. Mount. Tipton Jackson Orvall Smiley Indiana Bankers’ Trust Bidg Arthur L. Gilliam Gilliam Louisville

Wheat Belt Fire Claims Life in Hanford Area

Fire driven by high winds in a rich wheat belt destroyed 2 million dollars worth of standing grain and killed 34 year old Martin Solario of the Boston Land Company. The blaze covered thirty seven by ten miles with a dozen homes burned. About 1500 workers helped Hanford Coalinga and Lemoore firefighters.

United Press Hanford Cal Martin Solario Boston Land Company Coalinga Lembore

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