Group Four bankers elect Wilson and Morris officers
Boone county bankers hosted about 200 members and wives at the Group Four Indiana Bankers Association meeting at Alen Country Club. M. R. Wilson was chosen Group Four chairman and Paul Morris secretary. Also elected were Thomas H. Kaylor, Frank Dunn, Dale Thompson, Charles Cook, Lamont O’Hara, and Overstreet named to the nominating committee for the Fort Wayne state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Bankers
Indiana Bankers Association
Alen Country Club
M. R. Wilson
First National Bank of
Martinsville
Paul Morris
Citizens Loan & Trust Company of
Lebanon
Thomas H. Kaylor
Indianapolis
Frank Dunn
Zionsville
Dale Thompson
Edinburg
Charles ‘Cook
Danville
Lamont O’hara
Mount Summitt
Overstreet
Franklin
Fort Wayne
J. E. Lafollette
al. Grider
Symons
Department of Banking
Elmer W. Stout
Leonard Ayres
Bankers forecast improved business and farm price relief
Indiana bankers expect a burst of activity now and a gradual pickup by year end. Farm prices are down about 10 percent from last year while input costs fall only 2 percent, widening the gap and hurting agriculture and banking. William G. Edens, ex Lebanon resident, led a Chicago bankers’ group at the meeting as wives were entertained at bridge during the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ithe
Ademer
C. M. Dopler
William G. Edens
Central Trust Company of Illinois
Lebanon
Chicago
Bridge
Court of Honor set for June 5 near Lebanon
Boone and Hamilton county Scouts meet at Indiana Condensed Milk Company farm east of Lebanon on the Noblesville road Thursday afternoon and evening. About 350 scouts expected. Activities include farm tour, cooking supper, games, pledge, fire building contest, district contests, three minute stunts, and Eagle badge presentation for Cleo Smith of Lebanon Troop 201. District judges Hornaday and Clee preside. merit badges awarded to Boone and Hamilton scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Hamilton County
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Lebanon
Noblesville Road
Court of Honor
John W. Hornaday
E. E. Clee
Noblesville
Boone County
Boy Scouts
Cleo Smith
Signs of Revolt on Capitol Hill Warns Tariff Drive
Washington dispatch reports rising opposition to the tariff bill in both House and Senate. House leaders fear loss of majority leverage after clashes with members like Democratic floor leader Jack Garner. In the Senate, insurgents predict a close vote as debate opens on the second section abandoning the debenture and reviving the flexible tariff clause led by Senator William Borah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Congress
Jack” Garner
William E. Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Borah
Michael on Trial in Clinton Court
Frankfort, Ind June 3 Paul Michael a Frankfort youth went on trial in Clinton Circuit Court charged with transportation of liquor. Evidence finished and arguments set for 1 p m today after an April 20 auto crash south of Antioch injured Kenneth Lucas and others with liquor allegedly found in the Michael car. Judge Howard Hancock presiding. court adjourned until this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Paul Michael
Clinton
Michael
Antioch
Kenneth Lucas
Lucas
Happy
Howard Hancock
Rockville
Dae
Ica Ta En Her
31 CANDIDATES YET TO FILE EXPENSE ACCOUNT
By 5 p m Thursday June 5 candidates must file expense statements with Miss Lita Thomas, clerk of the circuit court. A check-up shows seventeen Democrats and fourteen Republicans in Boone primary have not complied. Two days remain to file and officials expect all to meet the deadline. Law requires filing when an officer earns $100 or more annually. prosecutions may begin within fifteen days after notice from the clerk that a candidate failed to file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lita Thomas
Circuit Court
Boone
Bei
Boone county board of tax review starts thirty day session
The Boone county board of tax review convened Monday for a thirty day session to hear requests for adjustments in assessments. Appointive members D. D. Budd and Claude Wall lead, with county officials Mrs. Jessie Bratton county treasurer Miss Merle Harvey county auditor and Peter F. Wilson county assessor also on the board. The session runs until July 1 and will publish daily schedules for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County Board of Tax Review
D. D. Budd
Claude Wall
Jessie Bratton
Merle Harvey
Peter F. Wilson
Budd
Wall
John W. Hornaday
Rural Schools to Open September 8 in Boone County
Boone Board of Education set September 8 as the opening date for rural schools for the 1930-31 term. The board also planned their annual picnic at Northern Woods Beach near Zionsville for June 11, starting at 10 a.m. Olive Casey outlined needed music books for county schools and Supt. Floyd I. McMurray distributed state commission certificates to trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Board of Education
Floyd I. McMurray
Northern Woods Beach
Zionsville
Olive Casey
Eleven Insane Prisoners Escape From Michigan Hospital
Sonia, Michigan June 3 Eleven criminally insane prisoners five of them slayers escaped today from the State Hospital for the criminally insane in a dramatic incident. They seized keeper Eugene Owen, cut telephone lines and forced the gate, threatening further harm. Thirteen escaped but two were recaptured. search by state police sheriff deputies and citizens covers wide area as authorities pursue the armed convicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia
Mich
State Hospital
Eugene Owen
U.‘S. Davis
Bert Hall
Owen
Davis
Hall
Three Men Die In Powder Plant Blast At Atlas Co
Tamaqua Pa June 3 Three men were killed at Webster near there when an explosion wrecked the gelatin mix plant of the Atlas Powder Co The dead were George Stamm of New Ringold Irvin Miller West Penn township and Elmer Hill Reynolds Officials said no other persons were injured and that only three men are normally at work in the gelatin house located on the side of a mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
Webster
Atlas Powder, Co
George Stamm
New Ringold
Irvin Miller
West Penn Township
Elmer Hill
Reynolds
Dentists Of United States To Meet For Discussion Of Health Upkeep
Denver to host ten thousand dentists for the seventy second annual American Dental Association convention the week of July 21. The meeting will focus on rising health maintenance costs and dentistry's role, ethics of advertising, and newspaper publicity by the profession. Dr. C. T. Mesaner of Washington will join in presenting data on the dental share of health protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denver
Colo
American Dental Association
C. T. Mesaner
Washington, D. C
Admiral Dewar Retired Attacks Singapore Naval Base
London reports retired British Admiral Charles Dewar calls the Singapore Naval Base in the Pacific a direct threat aimed at Japan. He argues the base is designed for battleships and signals Britain prepares for war with Japan, warning the move undermines Western trade. He notes official denials ring hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
British
Singapore
Pacific
London
Japan
Charles Dewar
Daily Herald
Pacific Ocean
Three Bandits Rob Five Road Stands in Michigan City
Three young men armed with sawed off shotguns and revolvers robbed five road stands near Michigan City Indiana, June 3. Each proprietor or attendant was knocked unconscious as the bandits escaped with about $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Moran gang warfare claims another life in Chicago
Chicago authorities scoured the north side Belmont hotel area after a gun battle left a victim shot twelve times. Witnesses saw revolver flashes and an unconscious man beside a fleeing driver. Police hold at least 200 suspects in a crackdown on Moran and Capone factions following a deadly spree across three days. Frank Diamond, a Capone henchman, and four others escaped during the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Side
George “Bugs
Moran
Belmont Hotel
Scarface
al Capone
Fox Lake
West Side
Frank Diamond
Capone
Congress Passes Lower Veto On Spanish‑American War Pensions
Washington reports that Congress enacted a pension law for Spanish‑American War veterans over President Hoover's veto. Senate 61 to 18, House 298 to 14, with Democrats largely opposing the President and Western Republicans joining the vote. Hoover's second veto but first to reach a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
House
Mr. Hoover
Neotion
Indiana G O P Convention Focuses On Willoughby Fight
Indianapolis June 3 The Republican state convention opens Thursday with deep focus on the Indiana Anti Saloon League drive against Supreme Court Justice Benjamin M Willoughby over contempt findings in the Shumaker case. Party leaders from Sen James E Watson to Gov Harry G Leslie project harmony despite the dry faction opposition to a prohibition referendum plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Supreme Court
Benjamin M. Willoughby
Willoughby
Edward S. Shumaker
League
State
David A. Myers
Julius C. Travis
Justice
Grace Banta Reynolds
Otto G. Fifield
United States
James E. Watson
Hyde
Arthur N. Hyde
Harry G. Leslie
Watson
Arthur R. Robinson
Washington
State secretary Miss Forba McDaniel guest at bankers meeting
STATE SECRETARY Miss Forba McDaniel secretary of the Indiana Bankers Association was honored at the Group Four bankers annual meeting held here today. She has held the post six years and has served as past president of the Indiana Business and Professional Women's Club and of the Central State Section of the American Federation. She is vice president of the Indianapolis Women's Rotary Club and has been with the National Bank for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forba McDaniel
Indiana Bankers Association
Group Four
Indiana Business & Professional Women's Club
Central State
Americaners Resociation
Indianapolis Women's Rotary Club
Rie Sah Bh Ceiott National Bank
Jurist Artman Injured in Porch Fall at Country Club Park
Samuel R. Artman prominent Indiana jurist was toppled from a porch roof in Cell Club Park and fell about fifteen feet striking a cement step. He was unconscious, later taken to Witham hospital by ambulance, with concussion and facial injuries. Mrs. Artman notified, Frank Dunn and bystanders assisted. Artman, longtime public official and lawyer, gained national prominence for an appellate opinion. condition initially serious but stabilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cell Club Park
Samuel R. Artman
Indiana
Witham
Artman
Boone County
Industrial Board
Indiana Public Service Commission
Country Club Park
Lebanon
Indianapolis
SL Beecuit
Jolietville Man Fined $10 After Guilty Plea
John Woodruff of Jolietville appeared before Judge Hines at Noblesville and pleaded guilty to intoxication, receiving a $10 fine plus costs which he paid. Two revolvers found under his pillow at arrest were not on his person. he wrapped them in a newspaper and placed them in his car. The court warned him to stop carrying weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodruff
Jolietville
Hines
Noblesville
Cammack
Hamilton Cousy
Woodruff
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Wilson and Morris
Fletcher American National Bank
Hamilton
Boone Boy Scouts
Harry Wills
Baren Mitchell
Detroit, Mich
Thomas A. Mitchell
Capitol
HL Worres
Board OF Review
D.D. Budd
C. Wall
Boone Trustees
NA Hospital
Michigan
Tion
Gongress
Forba MC Daniel
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