Dawes Breaks Senate Tie Blocking Adjournment Move
Vice President Dawes cast a decisive vote to defeat a House adjournment resolution after a 40 40 tie. Johnson’s amendments sought to extend the session to June 2 or June 5 for Boulder Dam action, but failed 39 41 and 38 42 respectively, leaving the calendar in flux amid filibuster fears.
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Cutting
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Michigan
Irving Webster Held On Drunk and Crash Charges
Irving Webster editor of the Indiana Journal, 47, of 1130 West Thirty First Street, was charged with failure to stop after an accident and driving while intoxicated. He was jailed, bond set at 600 dollars after an initial 1100, and a later pledge by bondsman Louis Brown secured his release. The case is set for June 15, with the Marion County Republican organization recently praising Webster for defending party leaders against corruption charges.
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Indiana Journal
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O. D. Thomas
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New York St
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Louis Brown
Marion County Republican Organization
One Time Only Indiana Adopts Daylight Saving Time by Phone
The tire and battery shop at 710 716 N Meridian St began offering daylight saving time via telephone. It handles about 10 000 calls daily to Riley 2323 and notes 70 percent of callers prefer standard time. The owner says despite this, daylight saving time is provided over the phones with a single option.
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Indiana
Meridian St
Riley
Times Today
Life Lost As Traffic Toll Hits Weekend Crashes
One killed and another critically injured in weekend traffic crashes. Police seek two hit and run drivers. Robert McCray 48 Indianapolis Street & Railway Co. employee was dragged fifty feet after being struck by Ralph Mann 24 driving drunk at Pershing and W Michigan. Edward Duckworth 44 Brevort Hotel injured while fixing tire rack eight miles south of Indianapolis. driver left scene. Clifton Voucher 60 injured in hit and run at West and Washington Sts. witnesses suspect a female driver. D W McIntire 59 Y M C A member struck by Louis Gardner 19 at Illinois and St Clair Sts.
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Brookside
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Lawton St
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Theft Report Confusion Over Stolen $92 on Blackford Street
Relatives of Everett Middaugh report the $92 theft did not occur at 156 Blackford St but at another Blackford Street address. Police Saturday listed the home as the theft site, creating conflicting accounts of where the loss happened.
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Scarface Al Will Turn Gun Into Tailor s Goose
United Press Chicago May 28 Al Capone Chicago gangster and beer lord joins Sanitary Cleaning Shops Inc as organizer with lieutenant Jack Guzick. He aims to press pants at lower costs than master cleaners, confident in his organization for price wars and other battles.
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Chicago
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Sanitary Cleaning Shops, Inc., Corporation
Capone
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Master Cleaners and Dyers Association
Strong Cleaners Association
Belgrade Breaks Up Italian Demonstrations
Belgrade police dispersed several anti Italian meetings as demonstrations continued Sunday. Many persons were arrested. The Italian minister sent a note to Belgrade protesting the protests.
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Belgrade
McGivney Named Supreme Chaplain of Knights of Columbus
The Rev. John J. McGivney, pastor of St. Aiden's Church in New Haven, is appointed supreme chaplain of the Knights of Columbus to succeed his brother Monsignor Patrick J. McGivney, who died in Paris earlier this month, the K of C headquarters announced.
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New Haven
Conn
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St. Aiden’s Church
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Knights of Columbus
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Paris
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City Schools May Shift to Summer Time
The school board may adopt daylight saving time for all public schools at Tuesday’s meeting, with four members in favor. City stores, factories, banks, and many churches already moved to the new time, while some institutions resisted and others planned gradual changes.
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Manslaughter verdict in patrolman shooting case
Coroner Keever returns a manslaughter verdict in the case of Patrolman Carl Wilson charged with the fatal shooting of 18 year old Paul Connor after a Toledo Street incident. The grand jury was urged to investigate as witnesses and officials reviewed the inquest.
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Paul Connor
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Fair Weather Expected for Race Day
The United States weather bureau head J. H. Armington forecast a mostly fair Wednesday for the 500 mile race with a chance of local showers not likely to affect the Speedway. Temperatures are expected to be moderate, about 10 degrees higher than today.
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United States Weather Bureau
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Speedway
Shoppers Guide Tuesday Advertisers List
Do your Tuesday's shopping from the advertising in this issue. Automobiles Marmen Motor Car Co. ee Department Stores L. S. Ayres Co. Goldstein Bros. The Globe Store. Druggists Haag's Furniture National Furniture Co. Victor Furniture Co. White Furniture Co. Grocers The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Jewelry Crown Jewelry Co. Man's Wear Harry Levinson. Women's Wear The Miller Wohl Co.
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Bombs Hit Italian Fascist Strongholds in Buenos Aires
A bomb exploded at the home of Italian Fascist leader Casar Afel tra in Caballito causing extensive property damage but no injuries. Earlier a bomb at the Italian consulate passport office killed eight and another device partially exploded in a Fascist drug store.
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Coolidge Nominates Two for Indiana Judicial Posts
President Coolidge sent to the Senate nominations for the northern district of Indiana United States attorney Oliver M. Loomis and United States marshal Frank C. Rozelle both of Indiana.
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Greatest Polar Expedition in History Fights for Italia Crew
From Oslo reports chase across Siberia and Asia to Alaska as rescue ships, sledges, and pilots race to reach the Italia. Riiser Larsen coordinates ground expeditions while Moy leads dog sled teams north of Spitzbergen to locate the drifting dirigible and its sixteen crew including Nobile.
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Boys Hide Body of Pal Fearing Noose in Danbury Camp
Two 15 year old Boy Scouts, Ludington and Bishop, said a small caliber rifle fired on a Danbury Lake camping trip killing Arthur McAuliffe. They tried to hide the body by sinking it in the lake, then dug a shallow grave. They now face potential juvenile delinquency charges.
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McAuliffe
Ludington
Got No Time For Two Timin Mammas Office Manager Tells Spouse
One act drama depicts busy Indianapolis office mornings during daylight saving time. An office manager and secretary scramble to calculate schedules for Mildred Billy and a mother traveling through Central Standard Time. Two printers at The Times worry about clock changes after being told daylight saving begins.
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Shelbyville
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Times
Indianapolis Times
Room for Rent Ad Encourages Speedway Visitors
Local ad offers to rent spare rooms to Speedway visitors. Betty Lou at Main 3500 assists with writing the ad. A Tuesday 2 line ad costs 32 cents.
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The
Times
Betty Lou
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