Government moves to end industrial alcohol use in bootleg liquor
A federal order to revoke all permits for industrial or medicated alcohol takes effect December 31, targeting 2157 Indiana permit holders. Lincoln C Andrews orders revalidation of permits. Ansel R Harris expects tighter rules on alcohol rubs and illegal redistillation, with 720 labeled bottles found near New Albany stills.
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Washington
Indiana
Lincoln C. Andrews
Treasury
Ansel R. Harris
United Press
The
Times
Harris
New Albany
Indiana Savings and Loan League seeks law change
A resolution introduced at the thirty fifth annual convention of the Indiana savings and Loan League asks the Legislature to amend law to stop agents from misleading investors into opening savings accounts. It also requests changes to banking laws allowing State banking departments to charge only the actual cost of auditing books.
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Indiana Savings and Loan League
Severin
One dead seven burned in Cincinnati soap plant blast
One man died and seven workers were severely burned in an explosion and fire at the Procter and Gamble Soap Plant in Cincinnati. Company officials attributed the disaster to trouble in the oil circulation system.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Proctor and Gamble
South Bend Cops Face More Grief
South Bend police officers come under fire as four patrolmen are fired for misconduct at a roadhouse. Three more faces charges for beating a man with night sticks in a coal yard office and slapping a city fireman over dimmed lights.
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United Press Oath Bend
South Bend
Arthur Handy
Plymouth
George Pinter
William Biedrich
Handy
John Myer
Theodore Woltman
Myer
High Cost of Labor Cited at Phone Hearing
Indiana Bell's labor costs are projected to be 67 percent higher than construction materials as a public service commission inquiry examines rate hikes. Special engineer I W Dischinger testified that from 1922 to 1924 the company spent 3 348 974 65 on construction while labor burden looms large.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Company
I. W. Dischinger
Bell
Public Service Commission
Dischinger
Will H. Thompson
Taylor E. Groninger
Commission
Dishinger
Indiana Bell
E. W. Bemis
Chicago
Courts clash over witness in Mitchell case
Maj. Frank Kennedy appeared at the Mitchell court while Naval Court of Inquiry questioned action surrounding the Shenandoah disaster. Capt. Anton Heinen testified that knowledge of valve reductions might have altered the doomed flight, supporting Col. William Mitchell's charge of mismanagement.
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Bu_United Preas
Washington
Col
William Mitchell
Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah
Frank Kennedy
Mitchell Court
Naval Court
Cncetmpt
Anton Heinen
Dirigible
Heinmen
Mitchell
War and Navy Departments
Baldwin halts push for wartime submarine ban conference
Prime Minister Baldwin told the Commons that moving to convene a special conference to ban submarines is premature. He cited the League of Nations plans for a disarmament parley next year and said Britain should wait.
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United Press
London
Baldwin
Commons
Great Britain
League of Nations
Royal Welch Choir to perform at Monument steps Thursday
The Royal Welch choir will sing on the Monument steps this Thursday at 12 20 p m under arrangements by the American Legion. Many singers are ex service men.
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Royal Welch Choir
Keith
Monument
American Legion
Painter Dies After Scaffold Collapse At Warehouse
Porter Terhune, 48, a painter employed by Air Brush Painting Co, fell 32 feet when a scaffold at the W. J. Holliday Co warehouse gave way. He sustained a fractured skull and possible neck fracture. Witness Alfred McCreary said a cleat failed. Terhune, longtime worker for his cousin company president W. P. Terhune, left a widow and four grown children. Dr J M Rhodes treated him. police investigated.
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Porter Terhune
Station St
W. J. Holliday Company
Wyoming St
Alfred McCreary
Tipton St
Terhune
Air Brush Painting Company
W. P. Terhune
W. Twenty-First St
J. M. Rhodes
S. West St
Tague and Ferguson
Stephenson Prepares for Life Sentence in Oberholtzer Murder
D C Stephenson concentrates business affairs in Noblesville jail before Saturday transfer to Indiana State Prison for life for the Madge Oberholtzer murder. Attorneys push to speed appeal to the Supreme Court as trial transcript is prepared over three months. Accomplices Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry remain jailed in Indianapolis on conspiracy and kidnapping charges with bond set at 10000 dollars each.
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D. C. Stevenson
Noblesville
Michigan City
Indiana State Prison
Madge Oberholtzer
Supreme Court
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Stephenson
Indianapolis
Oberholtzer
Irvington
Navy widows rebut Shenandoah inquiry testimony
At the Shenandoah Naval court of inquiry a group of wives of high officers testified to refute claims by Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne. Mrs. Jacob Klein of Lakehurst answered yes to being at Lansdowne's Lakewood home and cited her husband’s critique of the Navy as unfounded.
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United Press
Washington
Shenandoah Naval Court of Inquiry
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Jacob Klein
Lakehurst
N. J
Luncheon Honoring Harold Wilding Before Fort Wayne Move
The Indianapolis Traffic Club hosts a farewell luncheon for Harold Wilding at Severin Hotel on Thursday. Wilding departs soon for Fort Wayne. No luncheon on Thanksgiving Day November 26.
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Indianapolis
Col Coolidge Suffered Two Sinking Spells
Col John C Coolidge father of the President was awakened by two sinking spells in Plymouth Vermont as his heart condition remained critical and then unchanged by this morning. He told his nurse he felt little discomfort and his physician marked his state as unchanged.
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Bu United Press
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
May Johnson
Coolidge
Arrests Due in Murder of Baby
Chicago police said several arrests may come within thirty six hours in the death of six weeks old John Raymond Allen Jr. A middle aged woman who bought chloroform at the hotel drug store is being hunted. Ernest Hempel recalled the chloroform sale. The investigation head Captain John Naughton said robbery was not the motive.
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United Press
Chicago
John Raymond al:4 Jr
Allens
Ernest Hempel
John Naughton
Allen Suite
Naughton
Electro Gas Plane Seen Could Transform Dirigible Navigation
Berlin November 18 United Press reports two Berlin university youth chemists invented a device foreshadowing the electro helium airship. They claim the Shenandoah disaster would have been avoided. Dr Hugo Eckner leader of Zeppelin works predicts it could turn dirigible navigation into a lucrative business.
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United Pree
Berlin
United Press
Berlin University
Hugo Eckner
Zeppelin Works
Los Angeles
Alibis Help Discharge Man in Attack Case
William Risk of 2051 Miley Ave. was discharged in Criminal Court today by Judge James A. Collins on an attack charge against Mrs. Mona Clark of 2209 N. Gale St. Central Y M C A witnesses testified Risk was at work there the night of the alleged attack. William Cummings was also discharged on an attack charge.
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William Risk
Miley Ave
James A. Collins
Mona Clark
N. Gale St
Central
William Cummings
President father Col John Coolidge ill in Plymouth Vermont
The White House maintains constant telephone contact with Plymouth Vermont as Col John Coolidge, the President’s aged father, is seriously ill. His condition is not yet critical enough to require the President’s physician at his bedside and he reports feeling pretty well.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Plymouth
Col
John Coolidge
Colonel Coolidge
Gland Action Suit Dropped in Leopold Loeb Case
The $100,000 damage suit of Charles Ream a Chicago taxicab driver against Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb was dropped from court. Ream who charged the pair with gland theft is in an Iowa jail and did not appear. Leopold and Loeb are serving life terms for the murder of Bobby Franks.
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United Presa Ee Tier
Inl
Charles Ream
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Ream
Iowa
Leopold
Loeb
Bobby Franks
Tragic domestic dispute ends in double self inflicted shots
Bryan Nichols age 28 of 1713 West Morris Street shot himself in the heart this noon then told his father in law Arga Kurtz to call his wife to say goodbye. He was taken to City Hospital in a dying condition as authorities cited domestic troubles.
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Bryan Nichols
W. Morris St
Arga Kurtz
Lawyer R C Minton Appointed Prohibition District Attorney
R C Minton named legal attorney for the Thirteenth district prohibition section of the internal revenue department. Appointment made by internal revenue commissioner D M Blair. Base of operations in Chicago with post in IndianapOlis. Minton served four years in the department and was an assistant prohibition enforcement officer under Bert Morgan.
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R. C. Minton
Thirteenth
Internal Revenue Department
D. M. Blair
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Winton
Chicago
Indianapolis
Minton
Bert Morgan
Not So You Can Notice It Says Physical Directors
Indianapolis physical directors comment on whether stout women are vanishing as more women take gym work. Louise Noble and Mary V. Nash note many wish to reduce but find it hard. others see rising normality with increased exercise while home labor-saving devices offset weight loss.
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Indianapolis
Louise Noble
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mary V. Nash
Pep
Krantz
Indianapolis Athletic Club
George W. Lipps
Hoosier Athletic Club
Funeral Held For Mrs Earl Haupt 42
Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Earl Haupt 42 of 2541 North Delaware Street who died Sunday after a long illness. Her husband and three children Miss Marguerite Haupt of New York City and Eugene and Thale Haupt live at home. Mrs Haupt formerly lived in Wabash.
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Earl Haupt
Delaware St
Marguerite Haupt
New York City
Eugene
Thale Haupt
Haupt
Wabash
Mizpah Shrine temple dedicates million dollar clubhouse
The Mizpah Shrine temple in Fort Wayne Indiana dedicated its new 1,000,000 clubhouse and auditorium today. Nobles from northern Indiana Michigan and Ohio attend a three day program marking the ceremony.
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Bu Times
Ft, Wayne
Ind
Mizpah Shrine Temple
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Police order card room clean up at pool halls
Capt. Fred Drinkut ordered a cleanup of card games in pool rooms and dry beer saloons after roll call reports of complaints about conditions and note that the games varied in type.
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Fred Drinkut
Drinkut
Roll Call
Lenape Fire Aboard Clyde Liner Narrowly Averted Panic
Passengers and crew of the Lenape, a Clyde liner, escaped a disastrous shipboard blaze off Delaware breakwater with no panic after initial alarms. Ernest Schelmerdine of Providence recounted the flames, shifting fears, and eventual rescue as ships closed in to aid near shore.
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Cyril G. Morand
Copuriaht
United Press
EWES
Del
Clyde
Delaware Breakwater
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Schelmerdine
Providence
R. I
Schelmerdine
Atlantic City
Next to Last Fund Campaign Luncheon Reported
Contributions total 606 803 91 after noon luncheon at Clay pool for Community Fund drive. A $500 subscription from E L Patrick highlighted large gifts. Dick Miller noted 1570 in gifts including 100+ amounts from Piel Bros Starch Co Jungclaus Co Mme C J Walker Howard Marmon and Mrs Jungelaus. Rabbi Feuerlicht offered invocation as final luncheon Friday noon targets 3650662.
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Community Fund
Clay Pool
E. L. Patrick
Dick Miller
Piel Bros. Starch Company
William P. Jungclaus Company
Mme C. J. Walker Company
Howard C. Marmon
William P. Jungelaus
M. M. Feuerlicht
Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation
Indictments Filed Over Beer Shipment From Mass
Federal grand juries indicted twenty five persons and firms in Chicago for delivering five railroad cars of beer from Orange Massachusetts to Morton Grove Illinois. The case involves Boston and Maine Railroad employees Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul employees New York Central agents and Gilt Edge Beverage Company officials plus law enforcement and politicians.
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United Press
Chicago
Morton Grove
Ill
Orange
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
New York Central Road
Gilt Edge Beverage Company
Lawrence
Bus Service to Start on Indianapolis Street Railway Line
Indianapolis Street Railway Company will start bus service from Monument Circle to Speedway City and Emerson Ave. and Twenty First Street. Fare is 10 cents with a 1 cent transfer. Services run 6 a.m. to midnight outbound on Emerson Ave. and 6:30 a.m. to midnight inbound. Speedway City buses run at the same intervals.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Monument Circle
Speedway City
Emerson Ave
First St
Wife seeks police help in finding missing husband
From a sick bed Mrs Ray Pittman of 561 Jones Street asked police to locate her husband William Pittman a 29 year old who reportedly left for work Tuesday morning and did not reach his job nor return home indicating disappearance.
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Ray Pittman
Jones St
Pittman
306 Rescued Off Blazing Ocean Liner
Thirty miles from port a fire on the liner prompted 306 passengers to be rescued at sea. lifeboats and crew coordinated to safety as authorities reported no serious injuries. passengers included crew members and travelers from multiple nations. rescue efforts continued as ships stood by.
Lenape Fire Rescue Brings 251 Passengers to Safety Near Delaware
The Clyde liner Lenape bound from New York to Charleston and Jacksonville caught fire near Five Fathoms Lightship. Coast Guard cutter Kickapoo and pilot boat Philadelphia aided 251 passengers and 115 crew, with one man drowned after leaping overboard. Survivors were transported to Wilmington and then Jacksonville, Florida, as the ship beached amid flames and rescue efforts.
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United Press
Del
Lenape
Delaware
Robert Leverton
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Kickapoo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilmington
Jacksonville
Fla
Bebee Hospital
New York
Charleston
D. C
Five Fathoma
Florida
New England
Atlantic City
N. J
Steele
Gale lashes ships as hurricane drives ten to Miami harbor
Miami harbor sheltered ten ships early today as a 60 mile gale lashed the area. The Clyde liner George Washington carrying 265 passengers from New York was among those seeking shelter.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Harbor
New York
Temperature readings fragment list unclear
Incomplete OCR text shows scattered hour by hour temperature values and misspelled place names. No coherent data or identifiable events, dates, or locations are readable for a proper summary.
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