Heflin paid in drive to kill Al Smith
Senate testimony reveals local Klans funded Heflin speeches in multiple states to boost an anti Smith campaign. Zumbrunn claims no direct presidential spend but confirms paid lectures and ticketed rallies.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
8
Senate testimony reveals local Klans funded Heflin speeches in multiple states to boost an anti Smith campaign. Zumbrunn claims no direct presidential spend but confirms paid lectures and ticketed rallies.
Senate Public Lands Committee meets to avert debate over conflicting Teapot Dome reports and to plan Salt Creek oil leases inquiry. Senator Walsh challenges Nye's charge of political funding by all sides, stating no Democratic link to Teapot Dome profiteers. Nye may revise his report if the committee agrees.
The body of Esther Haggard Lee 31 native of Indianapolis and former China missionary will lie in state after 4 pm today at Johnson Montgomery funeral parlors 1032 Central Ave Funeral services are set for 2 pm Friday at Third Christian Church with burial at Crown Hill cemetery She died at her Lafayette Indiana home Wednesday Surviving are her parents husband Purdue faculty member two children two brothers and two sisters
Rome witnesses a grand papal birthday program as Pope Pius XI marks his seventy first year. The Vatican armies including Swiss Guards Carabineers Palatine and Noble guard parade and attend mass in the morning with Roman nobles on duty around the reception rooms.
St Philip Neri Church switches to daylight saving time for all church services and the parish school.
The Federal Trade Commission shifted its utilities inquiry westward, calling two Denver men for questioning. Colorado utility records will be examined as witnesses explain efforts to sway public opinion and new evidence on the Boulder Dam fight is anticipated.
A fatal crash occurred on the way to the Speedway near Lebanon Indiana as Lex Coats 29 Veedersburg died from injuries when his vehicle overturned. Ira Rhodes 28 was treated for head injuries after being thrown against a concrete abutment in another collision. Emmons Harrell and J W Hensley faced charges after a separate incident and a 27-year-old man was injured when his car overturned after hitting a curb.
New York May 31 Walter Winchell reports Eddie Cantor was stopped on Queensboro bridge by a traffic cop who doubted his identity. Cantor produced a Florenz Ziegfeld gift watch, sang Youd Be Surprised to prove who he was, and earned release plus a promise of two Broadway seats.
John Alberts aged 23 of 952 Elm Street and Harry Schick aged 24 of 1321 Wade Street were arrested on vagrancy charges and driving while intoxicated after police found them with Eliza King’s car at East and Washington Streets near Fifteenth Street and Northwestern Avenue. He was sent to city hospital.
C Hallows of Lancashire marked a 1000th run for the month in a Lancashire Sussex cricket match. The feat, eclipsing Babe Ruth’s baseball fame, has been achieved only twice before in cricket where every run is celebrated as a home run.
Morrice A. Larson, 23, clerk to Senator Frazier of North Dakota, survived blood poisoning after nine transfusions in four months. Vernon Frazier, the Senator's son, donated blood twice, and several George Washington University students also gave blood.
A silk American flag was presented to Frank Mark scoutmaster of Troop 68 by the Alvin P. Hovey Womens Relief Corp in recognition of his nine years assisting Memorial Day services at Mt. Jackson cemetery. Mrs. Madge Frady chaired the services and Max Young delivered the memorial address.
The dispatch says Paoting Fu has fallen to the National Army and Pekin faces imminent danger from southern forces aided by Shansi raiders. Casualties unclear. The loss marks a key railroad hub and left flank risk in the Pekin defense line.
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