Bigotry on Rise Warns Bar Association President
Charles E. Hughes, president of the American Bar Association, decries growing intolerance and urges protection of academic freedom. He denounces attempts to regulate school curricula by religious standards and warns that majority rule can threaten minority liberty.
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E. Hughes
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Charles E. Hughes
American Bar Association
Hughes
Andi
Dayton
Tennnessee
American destroyer Noah guards Feiching gold loot risk
The Noah stands by off Chusan Island to stop pirates from looting about 80 000 dollars worth of gold bullion from the wrecked Feiching steamer. Three hundred passengers have evacuated to Ning Po south of here after the typhoon.
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Bu United Press
Shanghai
Noah
Chusan Island
Feiching
Ning Po
Additional Marion County tax payer list printed on page four
An extra roster of Marion County income tax payers appears on page four of the issue, listing individuals required to file and pay local taxes.
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Marion County
Citizens Tear Up Bad Rails
In Berwyn near Chicago a crowd of about 1000 citizens tore up trolley rails after a second wreck in three days. They blamed defective rails the company would not repair. Fifteen were injured in the first crash. the latest crash injured no passengers. The crowd worked quietly and dispersed after finishing.
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Bu_United Press
Hicago
Berwyn
Build Our Own Roads or Quit Say Marion County Officials
Marion County officials dispute state road specs and threaten court action to override the 18 foot by seven inch concrete standard. Commissioner John Kitley denounces inferior local gravel and pushes for 20 foot wide roads eight inches thick, citing taxpayer concerns and pending injunctions on streets Eugene and E Tenth.
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Kitley
Marion
John Kitley
George Schmidt
Schmidt
State Highway Commission
Mars Hill
Commission
Marion County
Citrr
Eugene
E. Tenth
Martindale
Want Share in Highway Funds
South Bend good roads committee prepared to appeal to Governor Jackson for a larger share of state highway funds for northwestern Indiana. Governor to meet tonight with highway members and local committee to discuss Lincoln and Dixie highways, State Road 1, and paving State Rt. 1 from Indianapolis to the Michigan border. Local businessmen say this section was slighted in the program.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Good Roads Committee
Jackson
Indiana
Gary
Plymouth
Peru
Indianapolis
Michigan
Cotton pile fire damages Greenwood store
Spontaneous combustion in a cotton pile caused a fire at the Frank Peek general store in Greenwood Indiana. The blaze caused about $10 000 damage. Fire crews contained the flames.
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Bil
Preas Enwood
Ind
Frank Peek
Protection Charged in Rum Raids
A police investigation reports arrests in a series of raids targeting illegal rum operations. One suspect faces protection charges while other individuals are detained for related offenses under local law.
Bosson Attacks Prohibition Raids on Homes as Illegal
City attorney William Bosson condemned raids by prohibition agents on private homes as a menace to citizens rights. He cited a nine-man raid at Andrew Gill's residence ten miles north of the city as an example and urged an end to high-handed searches in private dwellings.
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William Bosson
Indianapolis
Bosson
Andrew Gill
Andrew Smith
Gill
Collins
August Health Report Shows Whooping Cough Lead
City health officer Dr Herman G Morgan reports August had 164 contagious disease cases in Indianapolis with 101 whooping cough. Typhoid fever numbered 13 for the month, the highest since record keeping began. Other totals include tuberculosis 11 smallpox 10 chicken pox 9 measles 7 scarlet fever 6 mumps 4 and diphtheria 3.
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Indianapolis
Herman G. Morgan
Dr. Morgan
Law travesty before Orr law travesty before Orr
Lawrence F. Orr chief examiner of the State board of accounts received a boxing match ticket for an event at Tomlinson Hall in July during the International Police Chief Convention. A letter from H Donaldson said he was arrested July 9 near the Washington Hotel for improper parking and paid a dollar to receive a ticket. Orr commented that field examiners would review such travesties of the law.
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Lawrence F. Orr
State Board of Accounts
Tomlinson Hall
International Police Chief
H. Donaldson
Boulevard
Donaldson
Washington Hotel
Orr
Deputy Sheriff Improves Courthouse Lawn With Inmate Labor
Sheriff Omer Hawkins orders Deputy Frank Kempf to use county prisoners to clear weeds and debris from the courthouse lawn. The crew will work several days at an estimated $500 by hiring a landscape architect, all inmates serving time for drunkenness charges.
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Upper
Frank Kempf
Marion County
Lower
Omer Hawkins
Kempf
Shenandoah Aims for Midwestern Flight Start
The naval dirigible Shenandoah waits at its mast in Lakehurst New Jersey for favorable winds to begin its trip to St Louis via Philadelphia Columbus Wheeling Indianapolis and Lafayette. After a stop in St Louis the route includes Kansas City St Joseph Des Moines Eau Claire Fond du Lac Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul to Detroit before returning via Toledo Sandusky and Cleveland.
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United Preas
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Wis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Detroit
Mich
Toledo
Sandusky
Cleveland
Bank Protection Topic At Indiana Bankers Convention
Indiana Bankers Association to discuss statewide protective organization at its twenty ninth annual convent September 15 to 17 in West Baden. A C G BrownGreencastle will chair September 16 session with H V Yacke from Iowa criminal bureau as speaker. About 800 are expected. special train leaves September 15. J V Carpenter Brazil president will deliver the annual address September 16.
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Indiana Bankers’ Association
West Baden
A. C G. Brown
Greencastle
H. V. Yacke
Iowa Crimial Bureau
Forbe McDaniels
J. V. Carpenter
Brazil
Mint Raisers Refuse to Sell at Present Prices
South Bend and St Joseph County mint producers refuse current prices and expect peppermint to rise to $20 a pound as pepper mint oil costs climb, hoping to command higher prices later.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph County
Income Tax Figures Dominate Newspapers Nationwide
Newspapers across the United States publish extensive income tax figures. New York papers print long lists of neighborhood returns and national figures, with The Times, Herald Tribune, World, and others expanding coverage. The Chicago Tribune pledges continued publication unless government bans it.
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United Press
NEW York
Evening Post
New York Times
The
Herald-Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
Indiana Awakened by Slight Tremor Across State
A mild earthquake woke several in Indianapolis and across Indiana around 6 am with no damage. Residents on N Pennsylvania St and N Delaware St reported shaking while a street cleaner felt tremors downtown. Evansville likewise felt a distinct quake at 5 55 am. a stronger event caused damage on April 24 in that city.
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Indianapolis
State
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Anna B. Robinson
Pennsylvania St
Delaware St
Special Spaces Held Unlawful by County Prosecutor
William H. Remy says special parking spaces for garages theaters and businesses in the downtown district violate state law and would fail on appeal. Exceptions noted include taxi stands hotel spaces and curb space in front of the Hume Mansur Building for ambulance unloading.
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William H. Remy
Hume Mansur
Remy
Equitable Lists Stock On Indianapolis Exchange
Equitable Securities Company will list 150000 dollars of common stock on the Indianapolis Stock Exchange. Announcement came Friday from Donald Jameson president and John Jameson vice president at 127 N. Delaware St. auto financiers are cited.
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Equitable Securities Company
N. Delaware St
Auto Financiers
Indianapolis Stock Exchange
Donald Jameson
John Jameson
Fragmented OCR Sports Timetable Snippet
Fragment of a sports timetable shows times and scores unreadable due to corrupted OCR. Data includes early morning entries and afternoon slots with unclear team names or results.
Felt Tremor Shakes Evansville Area Early Morning
A distinct earth tremor was felt in Evansville at 5 55 am lasting several seconds with a low rumble. The shock covered about fifty miles and caused no reported damage though it was clearly felt while residents slept in bed. An earlier stronger quake struck April 24 causing injuries.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Remus Released From Atlanta Jail Re-Arrested
George Remus of Cincinnati, freed after twenty months for liquor law violations, was immediately rearrested on Dayton and St Louis charges. A U S marshal and two deputies detained him for transfer to Dayton as his wife filed for divorce. He claimed no grounds for the suit and cited his wife’s visits.
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United Press
Atlanta
George Remus
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
St. Louis
United States
Remus
Navy Fliers Sought After PN-91 Vanishes Over Pacific
Missing for nearly a day the PN-91 of the United States Hawaiian flight disappeared after losing fuel and drifting near Maui. Searchers from Pearl Harbor, submarines, and surface craft comb the tropical seas while officials express hope for a rescue and plan a new flight with the PB-1 bomber.
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United Press
Naval Headquarters
San Francisco
Honolulu
Milton Bowlin Nephew of E E Orr in Richmond
Richmond infantry or Navy news notes Milton Bowlin a machinist mate on the PN 9 No 1 missing seaplane is identified as nephew of E E Orr of Richmond Indiana Bowlin enlisted in the Navy in 1918.
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Richmond
Ind
Milton Bowlin
E. E. Orr
Navy
Mrs Teresa Stantz Awaits Word From Husband Navy Radio Operator
Terre Haute Ind Sept 2 Mrs Teresa Stantz wife of O G Stantz radio operator of the missing naval seaplane PN 91 is with her parents waiting for news of her husband. Stantz has spent twelve years in the United States Navy and in World War I served as radio operator aboard the first American ship to sink a German submarine.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Teresa Stantz
O. G. Stantz
Joseph Weber
Stantz
United States Navy
Five Men Aboard Missing PN-9 Plane
Five men were aboard the PN-9 when it was forced down near San Francisco on September 2. The crew included Commander John Rodgers of Havre De Grace Maryland as pilot and unit commander with 1,000 flight hours, Lieut Byron J Connell of Pittsburgh navigation officer, S R Pope of Jackson Tennessee aviation pilot, Otis G Stantz of Terre Haute Indiana radio operator, and W W Bowlin of Richmond Indiana machinist.
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Rodgers
Strong
William Jones
San Francisco Bay
Crissy Field
Arthur P. Snody
United Press
San Francisco
PN-9
John Rodgers
Havre de Grace
Byron J. Connell
Pittsburgh
R. Pope
Jackson
Tenn
Otis G. Stantz
Terre Haute
Ind
M. Bowlin
Richmond
Indiana corn crop forecast promises regional business boost
Indiana forecasts a bumper corn crop with 210 million bushels this year, up from 184 million normal. Secretary William H. Howard cites strong outlook vs Illinois and Iowa, predicting about 90 million more bushels than last year and potential 54 million extra dollars for farmers at 60 cents a bushel. Frank A. Witt expects movement to start mid November as dealers report contracts and rural banks loosen credit.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
William H. Howard
Illinois
Iowa
Howard
Frank A. Witt
Commission
Witt
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