Marion Bank Asks Investigation Into Governor McCray
Indianapolis Sept 25 A Pequot estate request from Gus Conda Marion Ind attorney for Marion National Bank seeks Marion County grand jury action to probe Gov McCrays pirate financial affairs including notes he endorsed The bank has pending $8500 suit against McCray in Joliet Ill A special prosecutor may be appointed if an investigation is ordered The republican state committee plans to meet next Monday to discuss the governors finances and clarify party stance
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Indianapolia
Marion County Grand Jury
McGray
Gus Conda
Marion
Ind
Marion National Bank
McCray
Joliet
Williamn J. Hyvans
Maryton County
Collins
Criminal Court
Eyns
Vans
Sudge Collins
Condo
Republicas
Clyde Walh
Mal
Indianapolis
Purdue Men Win in Judging Contest
Waterloo Iowa September victory in the live stock judging contest announced today. Individual honors went to B R Rosenburg Purdue University, with L L Merry of Purdue second. Purdue finished second in the Inter-collegiate contest.
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Waterloo
Towa State College
B. RB
Rosenburg
Purdue University
L. L. Merry
Purdue
Permanent community chest for Wabash named
Wabash directors of the Chamber of Commerce consider establishing a permanent community chest to support benevolent and charitable organizations. The plan envisions an annual budget with each group assigned a sum, raised in a single drive to reduce overlapping activities and curb door to door solicitation.
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Wabash
Wabash Chamber of Commerce
Merchans
Andress
Graft Se Pressmen Union Questions Unauthorized Strike
George L Berry, president of the Pressmen's International Union, criticized the New York local for declaring a strike unauthorized and failing to report 111 members who should have received $2 a month, stating the international had agreed to pay fines for those in service during the War. An official investigation found the local administration had submitted the names to the international, though the true status remains contested.
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New York
George L' Berry
Pressmen's International Union
International
Anderson mayor backs independent phone system plan
Anderson Indiana September 24 Mayor Horne proposed a citizen movement to support an independent telephone system as a protest against Indiana Bell's 1.6 million dollar annual rate increase. He chairs the Indiana Municipal League committee opposing dual phone systems and warns Bell could be squeezed out if an independent network begins.
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Anderson
Ind
Indianapolis
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Horne
Anderson Citizens
Indiana Municipal League
Itaingt
Duerease
Allen's New Essex Coach Is Stolen
The new Essex coach of Muy Allen, railroad agent, bought about two weeks ago, was stolen from in front of his home at 100 H. Pearl Street between 11 o'clock last night and daylight this morning. Allen did not insure the car yet. Footprints at the side and rear show the thief released the emergency brake, then pushed the car a short distance before starting the motor. The footprints indicate only one man involved. The car was left at 11 o'clock Monday night and gone this morning, with no trace found yet.
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Essex
Muy Allen
Eig
Pearl Street
Allen
Alten
Bulgarian Government Recruits 20,000 Troops for Agrafian Rebellion
Reports from Sofia state the Bulgarian government seeks twenty thousand militiamen to quell the Agrafian communal rebellion. Censorship limits dispatches from Setla and Zankot province, with officials warning the situation remains endangered.
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Athens
Agrafian Coumuniat
Ceom Sofia
Setla
Zankot
Night Police Raid at Main St Pool Room
Night police raided the pool hall of Claude Van Winkle on Hast Main Street at 21 velock this morning. Mayor McCarty said affidavits will charge six to eight men with gambling in mayor's court, after warning fired by buzzer. no cards were found.
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Claude van Winkle
Hast Main Street
McCarty
Cadet Bandit Identified in Bank and Theater Holdups
Kansas City, Sept 26 Paul Burgett a 21 year old model cadet school student confessed to robbing Quindaro Bank last week and was linked by a theater treasurer to a prior theater hold up three weeks earlier. He has admitted a string of bank and theater robberies netting part of a larger total.
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Kansas City
Kas
Paul Burgett
Quindaro Bank
Burgettt
First Number of Walton's Official Organ Issued
Oklahoma City records the first issue of Walton's Official Organ, the governor's new publication. Editor is Torin Alrich Blake, the executive counsel, and the folder will broadcast statewide. It includes testimony extracts from the investigating commission on the Ku Klux Klan matter.
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Walton
Oklahoma City
Okla
Alrich Blake
Torin
Militacy Investigating Commission
Oklahoma Legislative
Markham
Oklahoma
Catholic School Pep Meeting Sparks Homeward Girls Tale
In Vincennes two girls known as the Mables ran away Thursday night, were found at a North Forrest Avenue home, and held for relatives. Police question their route, with stories of freight and truck travel, as pep talks at GH school center on training and goals. About 30 men train daily. season starts October 12 at Montgomery High.
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Winkler
Police
Mabel
Mabel-Ro
Mabel Taok
Mabels
Vincennes
Fodianepulis
North Forrest Avenue
Meadora
Altoona
Mabelg
Repain
Vinsolines
Montgomery High
Templin Death Ruled Accidental by Coroner
Coroner AL Holder ruled the death of 21 year old Samuel Templin accidental after he was struck by Shoals attorney Frank Gilkison’s car on Stacey Highway No 5 September 11. Templin apparently stepped into the path of the vehicle as Gilkison passed, with the final cause being complications from injuries.
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Samuel Templin
Frank Crikison
Shoals
Stacey Highway No
Cordner AL. H. Holder
Templin
Gilkison
Gilson
Poetmotta
Holder
Shoala
Thomas Albright
Martin County
Albright
Holder Neress
Murder Trial Under Way at Rockport Ind
Henry Warnke, a mill engineer, faces a murder trial in Rockport Indiana the first in the new Spencer county courthouse. He allegedly shot and hired John Burkheart at Chrisney on June 20 while intoxicated. Burkheart had succeeded Warnke as engineer at a planning mill.
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Henry Warnke
John Burkheart
Rockport
Ind
Spencer County
Warnke
Chrisney
Burkheart
Motion to Dismiss Denied in Murder Case
In White Plains Sept 25 Justice Wagner denied the motion to dismiss the murder charge against Walter ard for alleged killing of sailor Clar Peters. The motion to dismiss was made during the trial proceedings and the court ruled it without merit.
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White Plains
Moray
Walter Ard
Clar
Peters
Wagner
Ckse
Last Entrant in Cup Race Counts Final Entry
Brussels Sept 25 final entrant in the James Tehaval Bennett cup race began Sunday. Reports say the entrant’s life was counted by officials after a collision near Woldendort Holland. The incident occurred as the Spastsni valluda Belberla wag report.
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Brussels
Belgium
James Tehaval Bennett
Berlin Accepts End to Passive Ruhr Resistance
The German government announced the abandonment of passive resistance in the Ruhr, seeking leniency from France via Belgium and England. Berlin hopes for a reparations settlement while awaiting aid to reach a diplomatic basis, with public reaction appearing more favorable than anticipated. France is expected to hold prisoners in the occupied zones for now.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Ofivinsiibement
England
Isabl
Stressemann
Guire
Belgium
France
Calf and Hog Show Highlights Daviess County Event
Farmers from Daviess County are expected in Washington for a three day event featuring a calf club show in connection with a hog show. Jersey cattle and the Baldary Jersey Sire Special lead the program with prizes totaling $45 for first place and other cash awards. The dairy and training activities run Thursday and Friday with a picture show, a sack of prizes, and a drawing for an animal for local dairymen. Entries come from nearby counties with more than 200 animals anticipated.
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Daviess
Washington
Maxesiide
Jersey
Baltimore & Olfa Road Bay
Eustaite Parks
Hugh van Pelt
Carl Allen
Mildred Waerts
Judson Yardy
Graham Sanford
Wkma Tomey
Louise Turk
Lou
Ayixead
Hall
Huesday
Daviess Fountyer
Iiaun
Miners trapped after sudden flood at Redding coal mine
London dispatch reports the Redding coal mine flooded suddenly, with at least seventy miners feared drowned or suffocated. A Falkirk message at 2 pm said 20 bodies had been removed. twenty-one men had been rescued.
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London
Rom Falkirk
Male models in undies show at convention
Flirty hile neatels will inaugurate America s first man s underwear show in Chieves Sept 28 to night. Living models will display their masculine forms before an audience of women as a feature number on the program of the National Association of Retail Clothiers convention in session. Fred Voiland says eighty percent of men s clothes are sold to women and the women will learn how to buy correct styles and a good fit.
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Fred Voiland
Jae God
Ear Seizure and Bar Fight End in Hospital and Arrest
Indiantpolig September 25 reports Chinese laundry proprietor Charles Frant shot and seriously wounded during a hold up attempt by Clarener Schott. In the struggle a man named Goon bit off an ear and broke a leg before Schott fired multiple shots, shattered a plate glass window, and was captured with a broken leg. Both men were hospitalized. charges expected against Schott.
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Indiantpolig
Charles Frant
Wis
Clarener Schott
Iatter
Pollee
Schott
Sald
Goon
Asphalt streets kill skating rink in Petersburg
Petersburg with asphalt streets forces the closing of a skating rink that was operating locally. The disruption stems from street work and traffic changes, leaving the rink unable to continue business on the damaged roads.
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Petersburg
Dempsey Advice to Pirpo Troubled Skaters in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on September 25, reports say Luis Pirpo faces food-related charges as he eyes skating on city streets. A gond trainer notes the rink managers plan a tie to curb street dangers while Jack Dempsey remains in the city awaiting further arrangements for next year.
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Pela
Salt Lake City
Luis
Firpo
Hehter
Jack Dempsey
Vist
Npeey
Aolain
Nisl
Walnut Street widenings face unanimous owner consent
Property owners on Witlins street from Meridian to Walnut oppose narrowing plans for paving and seek to keep current width. similarly, Wrenth street from McCormick to Walnut wants 22 to 32 feet. Council will widen only with unanimous owner consent and contractor approval. Other actions include sewer work on Mill Street and various building permits.
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Meridian Street
Ble Four Railroad
Council
Hat Street
Wrenth Street
MrCormick Avenue
Walnut Street
William Chattin
Bedford and
Sugiyland Road
Pétioned Council
Connell
Mill Street
Grove
Center Street
Joseph A. ‘Hotrall
Buarth Street
Fred Mehémore
Ed Strange
Tillian Bowers
Mel A. L. Wilko
J. B. Dissep
J. 0
Beadless
George Smith
Zinkan
Washington Buick Company
Brenest Hopewell
Montrell
East Fourth
W. C. Hamm
Crame
Sycamore Street
Jake Bender
FWO PLEAD GUILTY TO TRANSPORTING LIQUOR
Bloomington Indiana September 45 Thomas Rader and Clifford Tate were jailed awaiting sentencing after confessing to transporting liquor Five gallons of white mule whiskey and nineteen pint bottles were hidden in a woodsheir near Bloomington Farmers alerted authorities prompting seizure and arrest Officials expect sentencing midweek with possible promotion.
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Bloomington
Ind
Thomas Rader
Clifford Tate
Rader
Tate
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