Ed Jackson Is Inducted Indiana Governor at State House
Ed Jackson becomes Indiana's thirty first governor after taking the oath of office in a simple ceremony at the state capitol. About 5 000 spectators attended as Lt Gov Van Arman and Mrs Franklin White were present. The new chief executive pledged economy and law enforcement while urging balance between government and the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Jackson
Ord
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hd Jackson
Jackson
I. Harold van Arman
Ivansville
Edward Franklin White
State Supreme Court
Tn- Hana
Julius C. Travis
Supreme Court
God of Nations
Mr. Jackson
Hughes Resignation Seen as Sudden Cabinet Move
Washington reports say Secretary of State Hughes decided to retire within a fortnight. He favored Kellogg as his successor and urged the president to appoint him after Kellogg weighed leaving his post as ambassador to London due to the high personal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Hughes
Goolidge
Ambassador Kellogg
Kellogg
Court of St. James
United States
London
Mr. Kellogg
Salaries to be paid first bill passes house
Indianapolis Jan 12 A bill approving 100000 dollars to cover the present session expenses was approved by the house in a unanimous vote. The measure moves to the senate after the inauguration with reconvening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinternational Views Service
Indianapolis
House
Senate
Bloomfield Furniture Company Falls Into Receiver Status
Harvey L. Doney qualified as receiver of the Home Furnishing and Music company in Bloomfield by order of Judge Van Buskirk amid default concerns. The bank’s Oscar Smith filed the petition noting assets at 26000 dollars and debts of 13000, with 9000 overdue, and a friendly receivership aims to allow operations and debt retirement. Prominent stockholders include William L. Gavins Oscar Smith Walter T. Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's
Bloomfield Bureau
Bloomfield
Harvey L. Doney
van Buskirk
Greene Circuit Court
Oscar Smith
Citizens State Bank
The
Home Furnishing and Music Company
Thomas Ryan
William L. Gavins
Walter T. Brown
Otto I.’. Herald
Franklin Ramey, Jr
Gordon Sk. McCracken
Indiana university funding trails midwestern peers
Bloomington Indiana January 12 Indiana trails other midwestern states in university funding relative to assessed state valuation President Bryan of Indiana University urged the legislature to raise the educational tax levy outlining reasons to boost public support for higher education across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Bryan
Indiana University
Cartoon coats forecast for men next season
Chicago January 12 The city reports fashion officials announce funny little coats will be worn by men next season as a fashion edict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fashion Notes From The Season Oncoming Styles
The article lists new fashion trends from the International Association of Clothing Designers. Coats described as more than jackets, trousers wide and loose, overcoats close fitting ulsters passe, and black shoes returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternational Association of Clothing Designers
Milk Fund Receives Strong Volunteer Support
The milk fund grows as public sympathy rises with donations to aid undernourished children. No child is in danger, but many need milk to prevent illness. Builders include a $10 contribution from Knights of Columbus No. 1985 boosting the total to $165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Knights of Columbus
Governor Davis and son Arrested Amid Bribery Case
Governor Jonathan M. Davis and his son Russell surrendered to arrest at noon as bribery warrants were served. They posted bond and attended the inaugural ceremonies of the successor. Authorities allege a $1250 bribe connected to a pardon, paid by Pullman, who previously led Linn County bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linternational News
Servicei
International News Service
Topeka
Kas
Jonathan M. Davis
Davis
Russell
Pullman
Linn County Bank
Ly Cygne
Russell Davis
Bank Robbers Take Fifty in Kansas City Bank Heist
Kansas City January 12 four masked bandits robbed the Community State bank taking about 25 000 from fifty customers as they filled tellers and lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Bank
International News Service
Kansas City
Community State Bank
Farewell Sermon by Rev Corts Before Move to Sheridan
A large audience heard Rev. E. C. Corts deliver his farewell sermon at the Christian church last night. He spoke on The Lord's Charge to His Disciples urging come tarry and go, emphasizing personal conversion, waiting for divine blessing, and the Christian duty to missions as he prepares to relocate to Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Corts
Christian Church
Jesus
Rev. Corts
Jerusalem
Moses
Israel
Daniel
Apostle Paul
Arabia
Judea
Samaria
Rev
Corts
America
Sheridan
Linton
Mystery girl identified in Chicago hospital case
Charlotte Maguire of 5545 Wells Avenue St Louis, 20, was recognized by her aunt and cousin after radio publicity. She disappeared November 19 from her parents home to attend Washington University and later awoke in a Chicago hospital with no memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlotte “Norris
County Hospital
Union Station
Charlotte Maguire
Wells Avenue
St. Louis
George Griffiths
Genevieve Sullivan
WEBH
Edgewater Beach
Chicago Evening Post
Michael Zimmer
Francis Maguire
Washington University
Miss Maguire
Hickey bill advances to president for Indiana district
The Senate adopted the conference report on the Hickey bill creating a new federal district in Indiana and sent it to the President for signature. The Senate Judiciary Committee also approved Robert C. Baltzell to be federal judge, succeeding Judge Anderson, ensuring Senate confirmation.
Four Miners Die in Ohio Coal Mine Blast
Four miners were killed and two hospitalized after a powder explosion at the Cleveland and Western mine in Powhatan, 12 miles south of Bellaire. Two men died instantly while two others are believed suffocated. coroner Hardesty and company officials investigate. no mine damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Ohio
Cleveland and Western
Powhatten
Here
Hardesty
Company
Third House Ready to Function at State Capital
Indianapolis January 12 members of the third house busy preparing to work with the two houses as the legislature convened. Lobbyists insurance political factions including Ku Klux Klan leaders Stevenson and Bossert loom in the session. Anti Liquor League county unit bill and state police measure draw backing from bankers and unions with teachers and labor active on education and enforcement issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett F. Branch
Jackson
James J. Nejdl
State Senate
Harry G. Leslie
House of Representatives
State House
Evansville
van Orman
Willis B. Dye
Kokomo
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Mbers
Ku Klux Klan
D. C. Stevenson
Walter Bossert
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Indiana
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Houghton Seen as Likely Successor to Kellogg at Court
Diplomatic circles in London report Amb. Alanson Houghton to succeed Frank Kellogg as ambassador to Britain. London sources say Britain would accept the move though concerns persist over Houghton’s potential sympathy toward Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamson Houghton
Kellogg
ST. James
International News Service
London
Alanson Houghton
Germany
Frank B. Kellogge
Court of St. James
Great Britain
Houghton
Chinks Making Trouble Around Shanghai Again
Marines from local naval units landed to aid regular defense troops patrolling the foreign settlement near the coup area of Chi Hsien Yuan and Sun Chang Feng as fighting incidents flared in Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Shanghai
Chi Hsien Yuan
Sun Chang Feng
Senate may vote on Muscle Shoals before nightfall
Washington January 12 The final vote on Muscle Shoals appeared likely as Senator Norris said he would push for an early ballot after previously opposing a vote today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
International News Service
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoosier State
Emmett Branch
Martinsville
Spears
Capital Today
Bloomfield Furniture Company
Congre
Girl of
Hickey Bill
President
Legis
KU Klux
Bossert
Sword’s Point
Anti-Saloon League
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!