Indianapolis Auto Show Opens With 48 Cars on Display
Forty eight makes of automobiles and forty five accessory manufacturers are featured at the Indianapolis Auto Trade association exhibition at the state fair grounds this week. Gate proceeds from opening night were donated to Sullivan mine disaster relief. Visitors are guided to the venue via Meridian street to Thirty-eighth street then east about twelve blocks.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Auto Trade Association
Sullivan
Meridian Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Soldier bonus referendum bill debated in senate committee
Indiana lawmakers discuss the soldier bonus referendum bill after its house passage. Introduced by Representatives Fireman and Sammy, it would allow a vote on compensation up to 300 for Spanish American and World War veterans. American Legion officials oppose, citing the war memorial plaza project as sufficient recognition.
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Indianapolis
Senate Military Affairs Committee
House
Fireman
Sammy
American Legion
War Memorial Plaza
Legislators Oppose Murden Mortgage Exemption Bill
Indianapolis March 3 lawmakers vow firm opposition to the Murden mortgage exemption bill. The measure would raise the exemption from 1000 to 2000 dollars and is expected to reduce taxable values by about 300 million dollars if passed over the governor's veto.
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Indianapolis
Klan activity hit as Horse Thief statute repeal eyed
In Indianapolis on March 3 a Burns house bill amendment foresees repeal of all laws relating to the Horse Thief Detective association. Klan units are aiding legally elected officers under the statute’s terms.
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Indianapolis
Ku Klux Klan
Burns House
Horse Thief Detective Association
Boy Opens Municipal Beach Swim Season at Warsaw
Warsaw March 3 Clarence Blue twelve years old led the opening swim at the municipal beach. He plunged into the unfrozen lake area and swam a few minutes. Other youngsters hesitated due to Blue’s severe cold at home.
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Warsaw
Ind
Clarence Blue
A. R. Kissinger Tops Early Plowing Record in Kosciusko
PIERCETON IND March A R Kissinger who lives near Pierceton claims the record for early plowing in Kosciusko county this year. During the recent mild weather when the ground was thawed out he plowed a large field on his farm. February plowing in this part of the state is an innovation.
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Pierceton
Ind
A A. R. Kissinger
Kosciuske
Mt Vernon loaf price cut sparks local price war
In Mt Vernon Indiana bread sells for 7 cents a loaf, down 3 cents amid a local price war announced March 3. The move highlights aggressive competition among small bakers in the town.
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MT. Vernon
Ind
New Autoparts Claim 49 Miles Per Gallon From Device
Sioux Falls, SD. James A. May of 2533 C Lacotah Ridge claims a device that reduces gas use to cut carbon, prevent spark plug trouble and overheating. He says many cars have achieved over 42 miles per gallon and offers to send a free unit to one auto owner in each locality. Write him today.
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Sioux Falls
S. Dak
James A. May
May
Gagh
Miss Mildred Humphreys Ill With Flu at Home
Miss Mildred Humphreys currently attending DePauw University is reported ill with the flu at her home in the city.
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Mildred Humphreys
DePauw University
Hospital Report: Ben Sims Released to Lyons Home
Ben Sims, who underwent surgery a few days ago, was discharged and returned home to Lyons today.
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Ben Sims
Lyons
Railroads Not Required to Submit Labor Disputes to Board
The Supreme Court ruled railroads are not obligated to submit labor disputes with employees to the Railroad Labor Board for arbitration or to recognize unions as representing the employer. However, railroads must negotiate wage hours and other disputes with labor representatives or submit them to arbitration under the 1920 Transportation Act. The decision covered twoPennsylvania Railroad cases brought by unions of some employees.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Supreme Court
Railroad Labor Board For Arbitration
Pennsylvania Railroad
State roads open to interstate common carriers rulings
The Supreme Court held that states cannot refuse permission for motor vehicles for hire to operate as common carriers in interstate commerce on state highways. Maryland lost the case brought by George W. Bush & Sons, who had been denied a permit to run such services across state roads.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
George W. Bush & Sons Company
Whoa
Ex Kaiser's Bride Tired Of Doorn Life
Doorn March 3 Princess Ilermine Wilhelm's former wife is tired of idle life at Doorn. Wilhelm tries to please her by taking her to view the crown jewels stored in a Dutch bank since the war. She wishes to wear them as empress but he has no authority to remove them.
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Doorn
Hermine
Wilhelm
Ilermine
Federal agents may stop autos to search for contraband liquor
The Supreme Court ruled that federal prohibition agents may lawfully stop automobiles and other vehicles and search them for contraband liquor without a warrant in a Michigan case brought by George Carroll and John Kiro. In a Georgia case brought by Sig Samuels the court also held states may outlaw possession of liquor legally acquired before the federal prohibition act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Michigan
George Carroll
John Kiro
Georgia
Sig Samuels
England fights rum smuggling phantom along Dover coast
Dover reports a phantom Rum Row off the south coast where smugglers allegedly bring substantial liquor into England without duty. Brandy from France is a favored cargo among other profitable re freshements reportedly run by smugglers on dark nights.
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Dover
England
New York
France
Doctor to fly to patients in rural districts
Dr. Herman J. Neubauer of Hinkley Illinois has bought an airplane to perform emergency calls in rural areas. He plans to hire a pilot until he can operate the plane himself as rail and auto transport prove unsatisfactory in life and death cases.
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ST. Louis
Herman J. Neubauer
Hinkley
Til
City Council Sets Regular Session in March
The city council meets in regular session tonight with limited agenda. The usual monthly claims will be presented for allowance.
Aunts and conspiracies in Lystria intrigue at Mascotte
Janet plots with Tommy to reach Lystria and unite Christian churches for world peace with Count Casimir. They fear British Foreign Office interference and plot a covert passportless entry, while Partriarch Casimir may aid the mission in a Berlin city nightclub setting.
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Tormy
Tommy
British Foreign Office
Lystria
Edmund Troyte
Lystrin
Union of Christian Churches
Count Casimir
Casindr
Tie
Foreign Office
Edmund
Cisimir
Casimirat
Phen
Tomy
Sister
Emily
Toray
Amy
Berlin
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