Forgetful Day Offcier 5 Assailes Forgets Warrants In Liquor Raid
Judge James A. Collins discharged Mildred Davis amid a rare critique of officers who forget where warrants were obtained. Only one of twelve liquor cases resulted in a conviction. several defendants were discharged or had sentences appealed. Witness Emma Johnson testified an officer tried to force her to say she came to buy liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collins
Mildred Davis
Senate Ave
Vuono
Davis
Indiana Woman's Prison
Collins
John R. Eisenhut
Eisenhut
Judge Collins
Emma Johnson
W. Pratt St
Robert Mills
Colton St
vAppeal
Edgar Rice
Vermont St
Rice
Indiana
Harry Hampton
Claude Porter
Edgemont St
Dennis Jefferson
California St
Sam Farb
Earl Chappel
Union St
Chappel
Leavenworth
Thomas Nurse
Chicago
Pete Steve
Lester Scott
Raymond Scott
Minnie Spurgeon
Evelyn Cross
Will Dodson
Charles Grubbs
James Lipscomb
Amy Marshall
Martha Meyers
James Peak
William Robertson
James Taylor
Harry Watson
Carl Wolfsiffer
Good program set for Indiana Radio Exposition schedule
Indiana Radio Exposition crowds grow daily with a busy slate of acts. Anita Scott soprano leads 2 4 pm performances alongside the Victor Herbert String Quartet. Krauss Cardinal Orchestra and top announcers from KFNX, WLW mix with entertainers and a Brunswick recording star between 10 and 11 pm. A banjo contest offers $30 in gold prizes Saturday. Next year a broader Mississippi Valley Radio Exposition is planned for Indianapolis.
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Anita Scott
Victor Herbert
Krauss Cardinal Orchestra
Bill Hay
KFNX
Hastings
Neb
Fred Smith
WLW
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carl Fohl
the Times
Russell Robinson
Brunswick
Robinson
Woodstock
Beer Barons Bribe Scheme Unveiled In Jail Inquiry
Chicago case reveals Frankie Lake and Terry Druggan paid former jail officials monthly bribes for special privileges. Lake testified about payments of 1000 dollars on the first and sixteenth of each month to Wes Westbrook and aide Henry Forest. Warrant for Westbrook anticipated as judge orders attachments on officials' property.
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United Press
Chicago
Cook County
Frankie Lake
Brewer
Terry Druggan
Wesley Westbrook
Lake
James H. Wilkerson
Frankie
Hans Thompson
Henry Forest
Westbrook
Terry
Forest
Milwaukee
Foerst
Druggan
Druggin
Fechet Summoned Before Air Inquiry Board
Brig. Gen. James Fechet, assistant chief of the army air service and successor to Col. William Mitchell, received a summons to appear Monday before the President's aircraft inquiry board. Mitchell was summoned to testify Tuesday. Supporters and opponents of the unified air service plan look to Fechet for his stance on aviation unification.
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Mitchell
Air Inquiry Board
United Press
Washington
James Fechet
Army Air Service
William Mitchell
Air Service
Fechet
Trains Kill One Injure Two in Mishawaka Crash
In Mishawaka Indiana a 55 year old insurance agent F B French was killed when he stepped in front of a New York Central train. Two others Louis Solomon 39 and Jacob 37 were injured as their truck was struck by another NY Central train.
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Bu United Press
South Bend
Ind
F. B. French
Mishawaka
New York Central
Louis Solomon
Jacob
Walb and Watson Confer with Governor Jackson in Friendly Visits
Clyde Walb Republican State chairman and Senator James E. Watson met Governor Jackson and other state officials. They described the visits as friendly calls. Walb arranging a special car for October 8 trip to Lagrange where Jackson will speak under American Legion auspices.
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Clyde Walb
James E. Watson
Jackson
Walb
Watson
Lagrange
American Legion
Shipping Board abolition bill to be introduced in next congress
United Preas reports Senator Walter E. Edge of New Jersey Republican announced plans to introduce a bill in the next congress to abolish the Shipping Board.
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United Preas
Washington
Shipping Board
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Temperature changes through the morning hours
Hourly readings show a rise from 53 at 6 am to 68 by noon with steady increases through the morning. The data indicate a warm, progressing pattern in late morning temperatures.
Unanswered Apology Demand Takes New Turn
A dispute over an apology escalates as prior demands are reportedly withdrawn. The involved parties reconsider the public exchange, leaving the issue in a stalled state without further statements or agreed resolution.
Ex Commission Head Guthrie Names Rothrock as Conservation Chief
Governor Jackson appointed Dr D A Rothrock of Indiana University to succeed William A Guthrie on the State Conservation Commission as Guthrie contests the move through lawyers. Guthrie, who accuses Jackson of verbal resignation, retains counsel and claims he remains a member of the commission. Guthrie and Jackson clashed over staff salary cuts tied to economy pledges. Rothrock helped establish the conservation department in 1919.
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Jackson
William A. Guthrie
CG Gutherie
Guthrie
State Conservation Commission
D. A. Rothrock
Bloomington
Rothrock
Indiana University
Conservation Department
Shaw Trial Court Change Planned in Shaw Case
John Thomas Shaw faces a third trial for the murder of Helen Hager Wheichel near Indianapolis. Prosecutor William H. Remy says Shaw will be reindicted and tried in Criminal Court or another county on venue change. Trial is set for Oct 14, same day as D C Stephenson’s Noblesville case.
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Remy
Martinsville
John Thomas Shaw
Helen Hager Wheichel
Indianapolis
William H. Remy
Shaw
Morgan County
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Morgan
D. C. Stephenson
Noblesville
Madge Oberholtzer
Trust laid to Mellon's firm
Hearings before the Federal Trade Commission on its anti trust complaint against the Aluminum Company of America will be held in October. Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon is a controlling figure in the company, with the complaint alleging a monopoly in the U S aluminum industry. The announcement of the complaint was delayed two months to allow a reply.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Aluminum Company of America
Commission
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Meillon
Navy delays nonstop Pacific to Hawaii seaplane flight
Secretary Wilbur announced further attempts to fly the PB-1 seaplane nonstop from the Pacific Coast to Hawaii are postponed for this year. The effort is not abandoned and will be attempted again in January or February.
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United Press
Washington
United States Navy
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur Today
Bur
Dobbs
Frost Grips Northern Lake Region Overnight
A light frost settled over the northern lake region with temperatures below normal across the midwest and upper Mississippi valley. White River Ontario reported 16 degrees and rain is expected with no major temperature changes through Saturday and Sunday.
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United Press
Chicago
Lake
Federal Weather Bureau
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
White River
Ontario
Mercury
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Hammond plea heard by State pardon board today
Petition for clemency for Carlos Hammond, former proprietor of the Jack O Lantern Gardens, was heard today by the State pardon board. Hammond was tried March 11 on a charge of maintaining a nuisance, fined $500 and sentenced six months to Indiana State Page.
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Carlos Hammond
State Pardon Board
Hammond
Indiana
Debt funding talks enter jockeying stage with France
Washington Sept 25 press dispatch reports the American debt funding commission has countered the Caillaux plan to fund France’s 4.2 million debt. The panel evaluates consolidation of debt and long payments up to 62 years and potential future term revisions under Paris assurances.
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William J. Losh
United Press State
Washington
Coolidge
American
Caillaux
Commission
Mellon
Treasury
France
Two Men Sentenced in Grand Larceny Case
Criminal Judge James A. Collins fined Emmet Hedgepath one hundred dollars and costs and sentenced him to one to fourteen years at the Indiana reformatory on a grand larceny conviction. Edward P. Marks was fined one dollar and costs and sentenced to six months at the Indiana Latte Farm on a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collins
Emmet Hedgepath
Indiana
Indictments Expected From Federal Grand Jury
About fifty five indictments likely to be returned Saturday morning by the Federal Grand Jury. More than twenty indictments expected against Indianapolis persons. Most cases described as minor.
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Federal Grand Jury
United States
Albert Ward
Indianapolis
Manual Youth Attacks State Medical Association Over Athletics
Thelma Armfield of Manual Training High School denounces the Indiana State Medical Association meeting in Marion as she questions concerns about athletics harming future health. Thelma notes Manual boys are strong and cites Forest Higgs of Forest High as a four-year football player poised for captaincy, challenging critics of athletic activity.
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Thelma Armfield
Hardegan
Manual Training
Indiana State Medical Association
Marion
Ind
Manual
Higgs
Cay
Colonel Mitchell Snaps Awake En Route to Washington
Colonel William Mitchell, noted critic of Army and Navy air services, slept in his stateroom aboard the Gotham Limited from St. Louis to Indianapolis at 9 59 p m on Thursday. He travels with Mrs. Mitchell to testify in the presidential inquiry into air service troubles and the Shenandoah disaster.
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William Mitchell
Army and Navy Air Services
Gotham Limited
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Army-Navy
Mitchell
Washington
Coolidge
Shenandoah
Pacific
Hawaii
Three Men Drown In Auto Ferry Accident
Three men drowned in Harrisburg Oregon when an auto ran off a ferry into the Willamette River during heavy fog.
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Harrisburg
Ore
United Press
Williamette River
Fiery critic is well armed
Col. William Mitchell moves to Washington with 800 pounds of manuscript from San Antonio after War Department consent. He will use the material in his testimony before President Coolidge's aircraft investigating commission next week.
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Timea
Ashington
Col
William Mitchell
Washington
War Department
San Antonio
Anti-Duvall Forces Roil City Hall Over Mayoral Fight
Police Captain John Zener, fund collector for Lemeke's GOP mayoral bid, sparks a city hall revolt against the Armitage Shank faction backing John L. Duvall. He holds two conferences with leaders, threatens to align with Myers, and cites his past campaign fundraising as his leverage.
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John Zener
Ralph A. Lemeke
Zener
William S. Armitage
Shank
Armitage
John L. Duvall
Joseph L. Hogue
Elmer Williams
Board of Works
Hogue
Myers
John Duvall
Walter Myers
Duvall
Lemcke
United States
Big Bill Armitage
James E. Watson
John F. Walker
Walker
Republcan
Lew
City Bus Line Petitions Granted by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission granted petitions by Indianapols Street Railway Co to operate bus lines from Monument Circle to Speedway City and to Emerson Ave and Twenty-First St, with feeder lines on East Tenth and English Ave. The commission denied the Coach Company's related route extensions and new Guilford Ave plan, and ordered no passenger changes on Emerson Ave and Twenty-First St overlapping the New York St route.
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Indianapols Street Railway Company
Monument Circle
Speedway City
Emerson Ave
Twenty-First St
East Tenth
English Ave
Public Service Commission
Samuel R. Artman
Central Ave
People’s Motor Coach Company
E. New York St
Coach Company
Guilford Ave
New York St
Street Railway Company
Howell Elis
Doctor Denies Illegal Action in Death Case
Dr Gustaf A Peeetradorf 49 of Fall Creek Blvd Denies charges of performing an illegal operation on Miss Betty MeShanog 22 of St Clair. MeShanog died at Methodist Hospital Marion County coroner Petersdorf 1904 1906 is jailed by Police Servants on Coroner Robinson order. He denies ever treating any person by that name.
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Gustaf A. Peeetradorf
Fall Creek Blvd
Betty MeShanog
E. St. Clair
MeShanog
Methodist Hospital
Petersdorf
Marion County
Smith and
O'Neel
Paul F. Robinson
City Prison
Naturalization Docket Set For Saturday Hearing
Forty applicants for U.S. citizenship will be heard in Federal Court on Saturday before Judge Robert C. Baltzell. Thirty-one candidates reside in Indianapolis with W. A. Kiefer district director of naturalization based in Cincinnati Ohio to question the applicants.
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United States
Federal
Robert C. Baltzell
Indianapolis
W. A. Kiefer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Naturalization
Butler Football Cheer Noise Amid Edict To Omit Damns
Butler president Robert J. Aley calls on Coach Pat Page to have cheerleaders drop profanity from all cheers as Butler meets Earlham at Irwin Field on Saturday. The letter urges a cleaner, more respectful crowd atmosphere at the game.
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Uam
Pat Page
Butler
Earlham
Irwin Field
Robert J. Aley
Page
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Bil Hay
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Iastings
Pettis Light Opera Ensemble
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Dalton H. Wicker
Fred Newell Morris
Statehouse
I. A. As Conservation
Shaw Trial Court
Hawaiian
Pardon Board
Forest Higgs
State Medical Association
Col. Mitchell
Anti-Duvall
Martin J. Hyland
George Woodward
Hyland
Woodward
Republican Organization
Roy L. Spillman
Spillman
Lemeke
Dudgeon
George W. Coffin
Repubican City
Coffin
City Bus Line
U. K
Street Railway
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