Water Question Tops Thawing City Agenda
City council discusses boosting water supply with a proposed 800,000 gallons daily via wells built by the Lane-Bowler and Herman-Ness firms. A test well will be built at no cost to the city, with $87,600 for full development if satisfied. A council committee will inspect Noblesville and Martinsville plants as part of a formal inquiry.
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W. B. Rudy
Indianapolis
Herman- Ness Company
Lane- Bowler Company
Memphis
Tenn
Rudy
Indiana
Lane-Bowles Company
Bicknell
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Butknell
Muncie
Richmond
Crown Point
Anderson
Noblesville
Lance-Bowles Company
Martinsville
Queen of Dope Pedlers Held In Louisville
Clara Kaiser 30 was arrested in Louisville after agents seized $1,500 worth of narcotics. Known as Queen of the Dope Pedl ers she had just secured release on bond for a $10,000 narcotics charge. She was taken to the federal building for questioning.
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Louisville
Clara Kaiser
Federal Building
Appeal Hopes Rise to Save Chapman From Rope
In a letter to state court clerk Z T Duncan, Charles W Murphy of Danbury Conn seeks a report on John Thomas Shaw's Shaw murder appeal. Chapman, awaiting death in December, faces a similar issue as Shaw whose sentence was reversed and a new trial ordered due to a judge change refusal.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Z. T. Duncan
Charles W. Murphy
Danbury
Conn
Gerald Chapman
John Thomas Shaw
Helen Hager Whelchel
Shaw
Supreme Court
Chapman
Illegal enforcement of liquor law charged in Indianapolis
Justice of the Peace Henry Spiher faces scrutiny after a search warrant system used to raiders against dry enforcement officers is exposed. The criminal court heard that warrants and affidavits vanished, prompting Judge Collins to condemn the warrant mill. Many innocent residents endured unlawful home entries under the practice.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Justice of the Peace
Henry Spider
Spiher
Collins
No Attempt Found To Kill King George Report Called False
Scotland Yard says a published claim of an assassination attempt on King George is a flat canard. The Home Office confirms the report is absolutely without foundation as King George and Queen Mary return from Balmoral to Buckingham Palace.
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King George
Scotland Yard
London
Balmoral
George
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Home Office
United Press
Young Bob La Follette Wins Wisconsin Senate Seat
Wisconsin voters elected Robert M. La Follette Jr., son of Fighting Bob, to succeed his late father in the U.S. Senate. The special election results from 2 411 precincts showed La Follette leading with 224 508 votes, ahead of Edward Dithmar 9 036, John Work 11 085, and William Bruce 10 805.
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United Press Dispatch
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
la Follette
United States Senate
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Bob
la olHette
Edward F. Dithmar
John M. Work
William J. Bruce
Young Bob
Fairbanks Transfers Million Dollar Property to Wife
Douglas Fairbanks transfers forty deeds valued at about 1 million dollars to Mary Pickford and her mother Charlotte P. Smith in Los Angeles County. The nominal consideration listed is 400 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Charlotte P. Smith
Los Angeles County
Mitchell Attacks Navy Higher-Ups On Shenandoah Disaster
Col. Mitchell testified before the aircraft board that sending the Shenandoah westward into the storm was a direct violation of law. He called the decision bungling amateur work and urged experiments around Lakehurst rather than over mountains. He also criticized destroyers for slow PN-91 recovery after the airship wreck.
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Smithed
Washington
Mitchell
Lakehurst
Pacific
Catholic School Enrollment Tops Fifty Five Thousand In Indiana
Enrollment of 55 000 Catholic students in Indiana schools was announced in Indianapolis. The state total marks a 5 000 increase over last year with gains in Indianapolis Fort Wayne and other towns.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Motorcycle rider killed in Indiana crash
Meredith Strouder, 18, died when his motorcycle in a side car crashed into a wagon at Waterford, south of Goshen, Indiana. The United Press dispatch filed the report.
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Goshen
Ind
Meredith Strouder
Waterford
Here
Strouder
Linton Forms Forty Piece Band Backed by Community Support
Linton develops a new forty member band named the Linton Band to promote social, musical and community welfare. President Charles W Johnson leads an enthusiastic kickoff with rehearsals set for Tuesday and Friday at 7 pm in the main school building.
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Linton
Charles W. Johnson
Charles Branscom
Layman Wilson
Ed Kramer
Wayne _T. Hamilton
Joe H. Haseman
Frank Bailey
Horace ‘Humphreys
Frank Alkire
Stephenson Trial Set to Open October 12
The D. C. Stephenson case with lieutenants Earl Klenk and Earl Gentry will begin in Noblesville on October 12 on charges of murdering Madge Oberholtzer. Special Judge Sparks announced plans to travel to Noblesville for final arrangements and a special jury venue of 1100 names will be drawn.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klenk
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Noblesville
Sparks
Rushville
Seven Children Seek Hanging for Murder in Gary Orgy Killing
Seven motherless children sue their grandfather John Kineconi for $5,000 and demand his execution after he is charged with first degree murder for killing their mother during a drunken orgy. The case, filed in Gary Indiana, names the grandfather and cites the fatal Saturday incident.
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Gary
Ind
John Kineconi
Kineconi
Frisco Sees Minor Earthquake Shake Bay District
San Francisco residents experienced a slight earthquake in the bay area on Monday September 30 prompting brief震震readiness and local officials to assess aftereffects.
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San Francisco
Cal
Bay District
Man Freed on Bond After Church Theft Charge in Columbus
Orville Graiso, 19, of Versailles was released on bond today on charges of entering the Evangelical Lutheran church in Columbus and stealing $100 from the collection box. The incident occurred recently at the church, and Graiso faces court action on the accusation.
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Columbus
Ind
Orville Graiso
Evangelical Lutheran
Posse Hunts Negro Suspect After Terre Haute Shooting
In Terre Haute, Sept 30, a road gang laborer Fred Woodford 65 is at large after shooting Burton Brown 17 of Lyford and seriously wounding him on the Lyford Mecca road. A posse surrounds the river bottoms where Woodford fled, amid reports he was intoxicated.
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United Press Dispatch
Terre Haute
Burton Brown
Lyford
Here
Fred Woodford
Parke County
Mecca
Brown
Woodford
French Deby Parley Resumes Amid Debt Talks
Washington dispatch reports the French and American debt funding commissions resume talks on the 4.2 billion dollar U S French debt. An intermission followed forty eight hours of private conferences as Finance Minister Caillaux prepares to depart for France with a settlement deadline looming.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
United States
Joseph Caillaux
France
Choppy weather hinders rescue of submarine crew
News desk reports at New London on September 30 that rough seas and high wreckage hindered salvage work on the submarine SBF. Only two bodies recovered so far and officials fear prolonged efforts may end without any living survivors. Admiral Christy ordered dives to search for bodies and to prepare for a possible lifting operation if weather permits.
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Block Island
D. G. Kile
M. S. Lira
Alfred Geier
Haseldon
Pino
I‘oster
J. H. Diehl
Rome
United Press Dispatch
New London
Conn
Christy
Navy Department
U. 8
Navy
Mer
Newport
Breton Reef
Coeink
Ernest J. King
Admiral Christy
Battle intensifies as French forces mount Moroccan offensive
United Press dispatch from Fez Morocco reports French forces began a major operation today in response to rebel actions. The action follows a terse dispatch from the leadership outlining the offense and the objective. Continuous fighting is reported across several sectors with mounting casualties and strategic concerns for the region.
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United Press
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