Justice Spih er ordered into court by Collins
Attorney Thomas A Daily announced drastic action against Governor Jackson if a written denial of statements about Guthrie is not issued. Guthrie, claiming reflections on character, refuses to resign until apology. Jackson accepted Guthrie's verbal resignation. David Rothrock named as successor amid salary dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Daily
William A. Guthrie
Jackson
Guthrie
State Conservation Commission
David A. Rothrock
Bloomington
Dally
Jail Bribe Tale Grows as Beer Barons Testify
Federal officials expect corroboration from Don Terry Druggan and Frankie Lake who testified they paid $30,000 for jail privileges at Cook County. They named Warden Wesley Westbrook and aides Henry Foerst James Fitzgerald and Hans Thompson as payees. Westbrook's lawyer says the warden is mentally unfit but innocent and will fight the case.
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United Preas Cago
Cook County
Terry Druggan
Frankie Lake
Wesley Westbrook
Henry Foerst
James Fitzgerald
Hans Thompson
Foerst
Thompson
Prohibition Search Contests Before Judge Garvin
Heated battles in Indianapolis city court over illegal liquor raids centered on warrants and affidavits. Judge Collins discharged Martha Meyers on a blind tiger charge after questioning missing warrants and affidavits and Justice Spiher was subpoenaed to justify a warrant issued from his files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Prohibition
James A. Collins
Thv
Henry H. Spiher
Michigan St
Spider
Thomas Garvin
Joe Doe
John Doe
William H. Remy
Garvin
Dan V. White
Paulsell
Collins
Garth B. Melson
Scott Divorce Decree Denied in Michigan Circuit Court
United Press reports Judge Frank D. Emerick denied both bills for divorce filed by Representative Frank D. Scott and his wife Edna Scott in Alpena Michigan. The court dismissed the petitions without costs but ordered Scott to pay Edna alimony of 150 dollars monthly until further orders from him or the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wolfe Denies Guilt In Indy Murder Case
Charles Wolfe known as One Arm stood before Judge Clarence Dearth in Muncie Circuit Court and pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in a grand jury indictment for the slaying of Ben and Mary Hance. The indictment alleges Wolfe and George Anderson overtook the Hance couple on a lonely road near Muncie on August 14 and shot them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Muncie
Ind
Charles
Harvesters Incorporation Filed in Indiana
Ancient Universal Order of Harvesters of Indiana filed incorporation papers with the Secretary of State. Evelyn Waters and Phyllis Waters, of 941 California Street, were named as incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Order of Harvesters
Indiana
Evelyn Waters
Phyllis Waters
California St
Fifth arson in city tied to crippled suspect probe
Police and fire officials seek a crippled man seen loitering near a junk shop fire at 410 W. North St. causing about 12000 dollars in damage. It is the fifth incendiary fire in three days with Solotken reporting baled rags and heavy machinery damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Solotken
North St
John J. O'Brien
Solotken
O’brien
Herman F. Rikhoff
John Dunagle
Terrace Ave
O'Brien
Tony Wisehart
Henry Moeller
Parkway Ave
Indiana Motor Body Company
S. Gray St
E. Tenth St
Grande Ave
Debt Funding Session Halted as Talks Stall
Washington Sept 28 The French debt negotiations paused today awaiting renewed talks Monday after Finance Minister Caillaux informed Secretary Mellon the analysis of the American counter proposal was not complete. The French were asked to raise payment to nearly double their Thursday offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
Finance
Caillaux
Treasury
Mellon
Indianapolis Boys Bring Sub Radio Show to Close Tonight
Indianapolis broadcasts wrap up at 11 p m with praise from fans dealers and manufacturers. Afternoon 2 to 4 features Pettis Light Opera Ensemble. Evening 6 to 10 spotlights Dickersons Woodstock Country Club Orchestra a colored banjo contest and Floyd family songs with $30 in prizes for top banjo players.
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Indianapolis
Radio Exposition
Cable Tabernacle
Pettis Light Opera Ensemble
Dickerson
Woodstock Country Club Orchestra
Floyd
Radio Show Sees Near 45000 Visitors Amid Acts and Contests
Doors opened 10 a m to 4 p m for Pettis Light Opera Ensemble and Dickerson's Woodstock Country Club Orchestra. Contests include Colored Banjo with 30 in gold prizes, Floyd Family event, first prize 15, second 10, third 5. Friday drew a maximum crowd. Luckey of the Broadcast Listeners Association cites total visitors near 45,000 by night. Guest announcers included Bill Hay and Fred Smith. Plans to expand next year to cover all middle western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis Light Opera Ensemble
Dickerson
Woodstock Country Club Orchestra
Floyd
H. A. Luckey
Broadcast Listeners Association
Bill Hay
WOK
Chicago
Fred Smith
WLW
Cincinnati
Ohio
Krauss Cardinal's Orchestra
Marjorie Garrigus Smith
Dalton H. Wicker
Fred Newell Morris
Middle Western
Duvall Revolt To Cost Zener's Job
Mayor Shank threatens to force Capt. John Zener from the police force if he aids Walter Myers for mayor. Zener says he will resign as he supported Lemcke in the past. The city hall faction disputes loyalties as Joseph La Hogue and Jogyn Walker weigh in on Myers and Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvall
Zener
Shank
Myers
John Zener
Walter Myers
Lemcke
City Hall Gang
John I. Duvall
Joseph la Hogue
Jogyn Walker
Missioner
Hogue
Walker
Mrs Sophia Lieber Dies in Germany
Mrs Sophia Andre Lieber widow of Peter Lieber founder of the Indianapolis Berwing Company died at her home in Dusseldorf Germany. Survivors include her son Albert Lieber Spink-Arms and grandchildren Mrs Robert Rhoades Mrs Kurt Vonnegut Alberta and Lillian Lieber and Kurt Francke all of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Andre Lieber
Peter Lieber
Indianapolis Berwing Company
Dusseldorf
Germany
Albert Lieber
Spink-Arms
Robert Rhoades
Kurt Vonnegut
Alberta
Lillian Lieber
Kurt Francke
Wilson Wakefield Charged After Vehicle Hit Pedestrian
State police say Wilson Wakefield of Bridgeport Indiana was driving a car that struck Lecta Brown a 50 year old pedestrian on the National Road several nights ago. He faces charges of assault and battery and failure to stop after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Wakefield
Bridgeport
Ind
Lecta Brown
Lockburn St
Twin sailors on sub 851 held by N Y coast
Parents Frederick and wife Teschemacher of Indianapolis wait for news as their twin sons Frederick Jr and William, both first class seamen, remain aboard submarine 851 sunk off the Connecticut coast with 35 men imprisoned. The families recall the twins’ wanderlust and enlistment at age 16, hoping for rescue or furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Teschemacher
College Ave
Frederick, Jr
William
Connecticut
Indianapolis
Frederick
Navy
Bangor
Teschemacher’s
Navy Department
Daylight Time Ends in Chicago as Clocks Go Back
Daylight saving season ends at 2 a m Sunday with clocks turning back one hour. The region will operate on central standard or railroad time until next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Nine Days Left to Register for Indianapolis City Election
About 42,000 voters in Indianapolis have not registered to vote in the upcoming city election. Nine days remain, with October 5 as the final day. Free registration sites include the City Clerk’s office at the police station and party headquarters on Massachusetts Avenue and at 508 National City Bank building. If you voted in the spring primary you are already registered. movers or nonvoters since then must register.
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Indianapolis
John E. Ambuhl
Alabama
Pearl Sts
Massachusetts Ave
Pennsylvania St
National City Bank
Bandit Trio Sentenced After Indianapolis Robberies
Norman Lipscomb 23, Dewey Elliott 19, and Charles Freeman 17 were fined $1,000 and given ten to twenty one years at the Indiana State Reformatory on auto banditry and robbery charges. Freeman's mother fainted when sentence was read as witnesses testified to seventeen robberies across Marion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lipscomb
Hovey St
Dewey Elliott
Cornell Ave
Charles Freeman
Capitol Ave
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana State Reformatory
James A. Collins
Freeman
Lipscomb
Judge Collins
Jesse James
Collins
Train Auto Crash Kills Three In Painesville Ohio
A passenger train collided with an automobile at a street crossing in Painesville Ohio early today. Three people died Frank Schimer 22 East Cleveland Mary Cole Cleveland and an unidentified youth about 23. Miss Gydenson Dodge of Cleveland is hospitalized in serious condition unconscious.
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Bu_United Arena
Painesville
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Frank Schimer
East Cleveland
Mary Cole
Cleveland
Gydenson Dodge
Air route may be endangered by readvertisement
Timea Si capinaton reports Cleveland’s bid for the Chicago Indianapolis Birmingham air mail route may force readvertisement. If readvertised, Cleveland could seek another route while Indianapolis faces urgent petitions by civic groups to resubmit the project after General Airways Company’s irregular bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timea Si Capinaton Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Birmingham
General Airways Company
Department
Hourly Temperature Readings Include Morning Peaks
A garbled excerpt shows hourly temperature entries with times from 7 to 9 a m and readings ranging from the mid 60s to near 80 degrees. The data appears partial and inconsistent for a weather log.
Submarine S-51 Trapped Crew May Be Alive After Collision
Reports from New London detail the S-51 collision with the City of Rome off Block Island leaving 34 officers and men 130 feet down. Rescue ships and divers work as Navy officials note possible airtight compartments and a 12 hour to 1 week survival window depending on damage.
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United Preas
New London
United Press
Conn
City of
Rome
Scanlon
Boston
Lieut
R. H. Dodson
Putnam
U. S. S. Camden
Navy
Harris Chapman & Scott
New Haven
A. Geir
New Bedford
Mass
D. G. Kile
Peoria
Mississippi
M. S. Lira
St. Louis
City of Rome
J. H. Diehl
Savannah
Block Island
Newport
Diehl
Navy lists 34 missing aboard sunken submarine
The Navy Department gave the official roster of 34 missing men from the sunken submarine 8 51. The long list includes Lieut R H Dobson Brockport NY Lieut Harlow M Pino Long Beach CA Lieut J D Haselden Dillon SC and others from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Navy Department
R. H. Dobson
Brockport
N. Y
Harlow M. Pino
Long Beach
Cal
J. D. Haselden
Dillon
8. C
T. A. Glasscock
San Antonio
Texas
F. D. Foster
Nutley
N. J
Ensign EB. W. Egbert
Marine Harbor
Senator Watson Presses Governor Over Sixth District Meeting
Senator James E. Watson visited Governor Jackson at the State house to demand an explanation for not attending the Sixth district Republican chairmen meeting in Richmond. Watson fears the absence may hurt Marion County GOP support for his reelection bid. State Chairman Clyde A. Walb accompanied him. The governor sent a regret telegram citing state affairs, later revealed as a ball game at Washington Park, though Watson was said to be pacified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Richmond
James E. Watson
Statehouse
Watson
Marion County
Clyde A. Walb
Washington Park
James Copley Freed on Larceny Charge
James Copley aged 22 of 2409 Pr Street was discharged today by James A. Collins on larceny and petit larceny charges. He faced a four dollar and twenty cent penalty plus costs for attempting to display an automobile.
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James Copley
Pr St
James A. Collins
Beyers
N. Pennsylva
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Rothrock
College of Liberal Arts
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Richard Lieber
Flapper
NEA Service, Inc
Poenaing
William Bosson
Spiher
Scott
Wolfe
Pal
Dutch Anderson
Rikhoff
Sophia Lieber
Brooklyn
Teschemacher
Carl Teschemacher
Plainfield
Regina
Catherine
Helen
R. H. Hollywood
Broadway
East
Bandit
Bulletin
Frank L. Mins
Augusta
Frederick F. Teschmacher
William C. Teschmacher
Valentine Hilberd
R. J
Augustus A. Smith
Milton
Pla
Steven Triffitt
Pawtucket
R. I
Robert H. Wills
Norfolk
Frank C. Wiseman
South Boston
Paul B. Berk
Shoemakersville
Allan C. Earle
Gloucester
Oscar J. Milot
Graniteville
Brady D. Lindsay
Pensacola
Fla
Walter E. Lawton
Waymouth
Masa
Frank A. Shea
Rudy Firm
Kolein
Mont
Frank P. James
Stratford
Herbertf. Snyder
Philadelphia
Charles C. Thomas
el Paso
Tex
R. E. Cassidy
Claremont
N. H
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