Navy court martial hears wife accuse Foley of pressuring testimony
Prosecution in the Shenandoah case weighs calling Captain Foley and Mrs. George W. Steele as witnesses after Mrs. Lansdowne accuses Foley of prompting her to alter her testimony. She says Foley visited her two days before the inquiry and sought rehearsals for her statement. The court overruled a motion to strike her testimony.
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Bay United Press
Washington
Williaman Mitchell
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Paul Foley
Naval Court
Sherman Moreland
Texas
Foley
George W. Steele
Lakehurst
N. J
Lansdowne
Artists to Be Upon Program at Indianapolis Times Radio
Three groups of artists will broadcast the Indianapolis Times radio program tonight over WFBM Merchants Heat and Light Company from the Severin. The Universal Syncopators will accompany with Mrs Gertrude Buttz at the piano. May Warren and Lois Lloyd of Lloyd and Warren deliver novelty songs. Bud Harris, noted popular singer, will perform with Dot Haltgreen as his pianist. The program starts promptly at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
the Severin
Universal Syncopators
Gertrude Buttz
May Warren
Lois Lloyd
Lloyd
National WCTU designates two law enforcement days
More than 2,000 members of the National Womans Christian Temperance Union meet in Traverse City for their 51st annual convention. The executive committee designates January 16 and 17 as national law enforcement days to oppose the anticipated wet campaign in Washington that month. Los Angeles to host the 1926 convention.
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Truit
Mich
Dedimais
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washingto
Los Angeles
Mortgage Paid For Widow’s Farm By City Relief Fund
Mrs. Ida Kaler widow of R A B Box 342 D owns land near Fiackville and will have a $1,500 mortgage on her farm paid from a relief fund after an agreement written by James M. Ogden provides trustees to manage the property. She has four children and has shouldered duties since her husband’s death four months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Kaler
R. A. B. Box
Fiackville
Joseph L. Hogue
Shank
James M. Ogden
Kaler
Mayor-Elect Duvall Faces Backlash Over First Appointments
Indianapolis mayor-elect John L. Duvall returned from Pekin and Mackinaw in a weeklong absence as Klansmen stormed Pekin in pursuit. Reporters note his early appointments anger rival politicians and the Klan, with details of police chief and recreation posts fueling tensions ahead of his Monday Indianapolis return.
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Duvall
Pekin
Indianapolis
Pekin and
Mackinaw, III
F. C. Smith
Springfield
Ill
Mackinaw
John
Tomlinson Hall
Howdy
Arthur McGee
Harvey W. Bedford
McGee
Claude Johnson
George W. Coffin
Republican
Coffin
Arthur McGe
William H. Armitage
Train Kills Woman in Downtown Crossing
Mrs. John Osborne was instantly killed in Muncie Indiana when she attempted to cross a railroad track and was struck by the Southwestern Limited of the Big Four. The incident occurred in the downtown section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Italians Debt Paid. Romania Talks Begin With Commission
Washington reports that Italy's war debt to the United States is funded and the American debt commission moves to negotiations with Romania over its 46.5 million obligation. Funding agreements have now been reached with eleven of twenty nations. Italy's payments begin after signature tomorrow at five million dollars annually for five years, with interest starting after a five year moratorium and rising to two percent near the end of a sixty two year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Italy
United States
American Debt Commission
Romania
Debt Commission
Fragmentary Weather Readings From Early Morning Hours
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered time stamps and numbers such as six a m and seven a m with varying values, including 46 and 50, suggesting partial weather or measurement readings. Names and full context are missing, leaving an incomplete record of the event.
Luckily It Wasnt a Dollar
A bus on North Delaware Street filled with suffocating smoke Thursday night as passengers rushed to exit. Miss Dessie Cortelyou of 14384 West Thirty-First Street carried the umbrella fire out, its celluloid stick burning near the heater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Delware St
Dessie Cortelyou
Fund Campaign Rolling Along In Good Style
Community Fund leaders expressed optimism that the drive would hit its $650,662 quota early next week after a noon luncheon announced donations of $94,192.70. The total reached $502,504.70 with Alfred Kauffmann urging continued weekend work and a big Monday report. Dick Miller led this day in total money with $64,000 added by his gifts committee, which aims to reach its $370,000 portion before campaign end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Claypool
Alfred Kauffmann
Riley Room
Dick Miller
Miller
Submarine M-1 Located South of Start Point
The missing British submarine M-1 with sixty eight aboard was reported near Start Point twelve miles south of the Isle of Wight in water too deep to allow diving or raising. Navy men fear the hull may be ruptured after the dive to the ocean floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Portland
Start Point
Isle of Wight
Burglars Take Jewelry and Fan From Local Properties
Walter Ketcham reports burglars stole jewelery valued at 253 dollars from his home. Co E. Young says an electric fan, candy and cigarettes totaling 25 dollars were taken from his filling station at 6602 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ketcham
Woodlawn Ave
Co. E. Young
Washington St
New Mayor Faces Park Board Battle Over Appointments
Mayor Shank reappoints Emsley W. Johnson to park board as term nears end. Debate over party balance, potential successors include Rev. Charles Sumner Williams and moves by Duvall to name George S. Elliott as park superintendent. Local civic group pushes adherence to non partisanship law amid maneuvering.
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Shank
Emsley W. Johnson
Johnson
M. J. Spencer
Works Board
John Zener
Charles Sumner Williams
Bethel A. M. E
R. Walter Jarvis
Duvall
George S. Elliott
Joseph B. Kealing
John T. Saulter
Charles G. Duvall
Repub
Johnson, Kcans
Charles A. Bookwalter
Albert M. Maguire
Frank P. Manley
Sarah Shank
Council of the Women’s Civic Committee
Rudy and wife deny divorce in Paris reports
In Paris reports that Mrs Rudolph Valentino will soon be granted a divorce from the screen sheik were called absurd by Valentino. He said if a divorce were sought he would be informed and noted no word from his wife since she arrived from Europe. Valentino’s attorney also denied rumors of a Paris divorce for Mrs Valentino.
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York
Paris
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
Valentine
Europe
United Press
Today
Governor to Name Four Indianapolis Municipal Court Judges
Governor Jackson said he would likely announce the four Indianapolis municipal court judges on Monday. Among contenders are Judge Dan White of city court No. 2 attorney Fred McAllister and James B. McDonald and Tom Garvin who have served as special judges pro tem. Earl Cox attorney and Don Roberts former clerk of Marion County Superior Court No. 2 are named from the county criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Indianapolis
Dan White
City Court No
Fred McAllister
James B. McDonald
Tom Garvin
County Criminal Court
Earl Cox
Don Roberts
Marion County Superior Court No. 2
Bandit Robbery Hits Cumberland Stand During Major Fire
Bandits robbed the Cumberland barbecue stand of $20 as a fire raged at the Merchants Printing Company plant. Fire caused an estimated $50,000 to $60,000 in damage to the one story, 60,000 square foot building and destroyed a garage and auto owned by J. Parsons and D. M. Mulholland. Officials say insurance covers the loss and the company will rebuild, continuing operations through other printers.
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Cumberland
Merchants Printing Company
J. Parsons
D. M. Mullholland
Ohio St
Mullholland
Friday the thirteenth boosts superstition talk and wedding odds
A town discussion on Friday the thirteenth and a black cat superstition features residents like Patrolman Grant Felton and Ernest Hesser. A cat anecdote prompts jokes about luck, while two couples obtain marriage licenses, Heinrich Wolff with Johanna Kohlmann and William King with Connie Washington.
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Margaret Mahoney
Heinrich J. K. Wolff
Missouri St
Johanna M. Kohlmann
William King
Chicago
Connie Washington
Cushing St
Slovak Peasants Reported to mutilate Socialist agitators
In Detva, Slovak peasants reportedly seized seventeen Socialist political agitators and cut off their ears as tension grows in the region.
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United Press
Vienna
Detva
Indiana Ohio truck fight takes new turn in Ohio
A letter from an Ohio firm enclosing a Red Ball Transit circular from Indianapolis threatened to boycott Ohio firms unless the Ohio public utilities commission stops arresting Indiana truck operators. The commission said it will take no notice of the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Red Ball Transit Company
Indianapolis
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Indiana
Restrictions Drawn on Sacramental Wine Issuance
Washington November 13 regulations limiting sacramental wine issuance to under 1,000,000 gallons annually were drafted by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews. The move follows detection of about a dozen schemes to fraudulently obtain wine permits including bootleggers posing as rabbis or establishing fictitious congregations.
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United Press
Washington
Notre Dame Freshman James Powers Dies After Football Injury
James Powers, 19, a Notre Dame freshman, died from a broken neck suffered in a football scrimmage ten days earlier. He had been paralyzed since the accident and students will wear mourning bands at homecoming.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
James Powers
Powers
Hoosier Club Banquet Features Senator Robinson Speaking
Senator Arthur Robinson addressed the Hoosier Athletic Club annual banquet and smoker. Harold Hampton noted rising business interest in athletics while George W. Lipps said attendance was larger and more enthusiastic than in previous years.
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Arthur Robinson
Hoosier Athletic Club
Harold Hampton
George W. Lipps
Unfairness in Stephenson Case Prompts Jury Plea for Acquittal
A defense plea argues unfair charges against Stephenson and his aides, urging the jury to acquit. The defense contends the prosecution oversteps legal bounds and misstates evidence, seeking a fair verdict based on merits.
Legal maestro Eph Inman Defends Stephenson Group
Noblesville court hears Eph Inman press for sane enforcement of law in the Madge Oberholtzer murder case. He challenges the notion that death by own action equals murder and rails against mob vengeance influencing the trial. Defense lawyers Floyd Christian and Eph Inman seek acquittals amid intense public sentiment.
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Times
Noblesville
Ind
Eph Inman
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Earl Klinck
Madge Oberholtzer
Indiana Criminal Lawyers
Trenan Henendnd
Oberholtber
Stephenson
Inmen
Floyd Christian
Inman
Christian
Indiana
Federal judge frees aliens held for illegal entry in 193? ruling
Federal Judge W A Cant in Fergus Falls Minnesota orders the release of hundreds of immigrants jailed for illegal entry. He nullified the act war clause and shifts jurisdiction to the immigration department while allowing immediate release of eleven convicted in this district.
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United Preac
Fergus Falls
Minn
United States
W. A. Cant
Cant
Leaven
Trial of William Rick Continues After High Bond
The trial of William Rick, a Black man, for an alleged assault on Mona Clark at 2208 North Gale Street was continued to November 18 by Criminal Judge James A Collins after partial evidence. Judge Orsy urged a fuller investigation during the interval.
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Mona Clark
N. Gale St
James A. Collins
Orsy
Narcotic Quiz Given for Federal Positions
I L Earhart of Cincinnati civil service district secretary and J B Greeson narcotic agent of Cleveland conducted oral examinations today for applicants seeking Federal narcotic positions at the Federal Building Cincinnati Ohio.
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I. L. Earhart
Cincinnati
Ohio
Civil Service District
J. B. Greeson
Cleveland
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Air Tonight
Relief Fund
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Muncie
D. Meeves
E. W. Johnson
Rudy
Cumberland Barbecue
Harold Joseph Corbett
Black Beb
Napoleon
Grant Felton
Brightwood
Ernest Hesser
Greenfield
Blaine McGrath
Advertising Club
James H. Horn
Avondale Ave
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Black Jack
Black Jill
Black Betty
M. H. O'Hair
Pennsylvania
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Black Bob
Rew
Red Ball
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Hoosier Club
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Oberholtzer
Vulture
Gosling
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William L. Toms
New World
Fura
William Rick
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