davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
4ainamsDbti6 barjoittannt pctfit-
- tmSta.

Yortlanoisia, ssSnb., toinlinnt
Saipfins Mortgaee Gonlpanpr fall.
iitoista apirfdilijaa OH aletettu iupt-
teeieen baIlitufen toinlesta postin
fGpttdmiiesta petolliieen liiffeen
barjoittamiieen, ilmoittaa bollitnflell
piirilafinlies elliott. Sutfimiifilsia,
joita OF 10 feStinpt lpiiffotai,oen.
OIL lclninnpt filinfa pbtion pirfaI'
Iijat oipat feilotelleet foDbiltd les
filtd ia mlilta aitloat la1stct, Ill
ipoten raboille tolpallista parenlpah
forfoa. &einotteliunia 9e otpat ulot'
tanect postin p1litpfielld .lIeom-
puan fi,in ta9tcenfpnnrpneen eri
iuaItioon. YSaltion tnrtastaiat oauat
tulleet petetpifii spGdran firjanpiocn
apulla, fllten mitlitanlot entilet pb-
tion firjanpit1iat tooistipat.
9. 6. Sanarsoal 8bitelanoista,
,Sno., iofa oil menettanpt pbtiosia
faiffioan $4,000, ostamalla tGp.
teenmafiettuia oiia, antoi oifeuoes-
ia tpppilliien tuwauflen filinfa ban'
I'd petfl,tettiin oiaffcilla, ioista li.'
apattiin iillrta forfoa, miltta iotfa
oipat npt tiistin ientddn arlpoiiet
filin ie paperi jolle ne oipat paine-
int. Sifeuoesia oil nabtGpanG auto
fliormallinen firialliiuittta ia lento-
lebtiiiG, joitten aiplilla pbtio oil pc
tollista liifettG barioittanut.
Morton Sapfins pGdppllinen. on
labtenpt oifeuslaitosta pafoon. @un
ban wangittiin, bdnffi ban tafalf,
Jet ia paastettiin papaafii ia ldtii
iitten farfuteillc, idttGcn pbtion 100
rariffotilaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

= @iime torstaiiltana oil @alo
baalilla iairaanb boitajatar neiti &pl.
liffi Yobjolan liientotilaiiitus. &un
Ionana iltana paiffaflintarnme iuo.
nlolaiiilla oil mltitafin fotoa,stilai-
ilt,ifiia, ei tGbdn liientotilaiiiiuteen
iaapun,it pleii0G Min runiaasti fiiin
luennon tliuleminen diff anioinnlit.
2uennon aibeena oil "Sertpeps on.
nelliien el1mGn ebtona." gteiti Yob.
joIa fGiitteli luonnonlafejo, teripep.
bcn i1ilpttGmistG ia beneen poItoa
fosfemia fpipmpfiiG ipipGlliieIlG tie.
toiiluoelIo ia fnitentin erittGin
belppotoiuiiella toiualla, iofa oil
onlianla fiinnitt1m11n ip1linpit1.
mdttoniGmmGnfin mieIen luennon
iiiGItoon. 2iiennoitiiia tiinii aIanio.
2uennon i6Ifeen ipietiin n:ti Bob.
ioIa Mrs ia War TiffaIan fotio,
ionne fofoontii uieita miiitafin
Sroniuoooin iromaIaiiia Iiiennoitii.
iaa boastatteIemaan.> SieIId n:ti
pobiola fertoi ndfemi6dn ia firiile.
mioon toin,ioIaIIaan SeIiinsisia ie.
I'd opintonatfoiIIaan Safiasio,
gtonsfasia ia ObopstpoIloisfa. eel.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
Smomalaimem birttSstpust.

Normooo, Masi. - @1u1trt1ni3
ollesia fomnlunistien baalilla toms.
iinasia birtti fBilbo Salminen. par
boasio idSid oleipa fiionalainen. IT,
ienid.
ISitG ennen oil Salminen ,piiItG.
npt ammottaiuan baaipan partatpeit
lelli pieneen lapieenia, nGbt6p1sti
aifonlufiella ottaa lasielta benfi.
2apii on iairaalasia, niitta bentiin.
iaaminen on epaaparina.
Sirttaptpnpt fliiilui iaienena ~idr
iestoon" ia iGi bGneltd ipaimo ia
fafii lasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
@mistopatias iaarnaujalle @aibims'
tuniin.

@oibingtoniin, 8. 6. on ppstp'
tettp monta muistopatiasta ia pa'
raillaan ppstptetadn pbta untta.
lSe tiilee Srancis Msbbmrplle, iofa
oil metooisticn eniimdinen piispa
g(mcrifaSia.
YatIas eiitti1 b1lttii ratiastanios'
ia pienen mdipneen belpolen ,elas-
ii, bepoien p1G maipuneena olas
mGipnpfiestG. fun mralt pat,aot e
iittGipdt ratiastaiianio ntllbteitten
iotabemosten ielasiG @etbpoiStifirf-
70 9lmerifasia OH t1nlGn patlaan
laittanitt ia OH ien malmistanitt
s(usustus 2itfemon ia fuipaa Ic
jGlfimaailmalle millaista oil oifean
iaarnaojan elGnG enii oifoind sl.
merifasia.
gtuori glSbllrp oil englantilninen
ia tuli gllnerifaan 1771, nlulltanlia
pupiia ennen mallonfimousta, jol'
loin tGsid maasia oil ninoastaan
37t metbobistia. ga fun bGn fuoli
1916. oil niiben lilfu 100000 SGn
tlilfi inoiaanien ia iilloisten nuts.
oiilfasten fesflilloesia tpiloriston
tiettonliG ieiituja 60 fertna; fun
ban iouti aueneesid joen pli. III be-
ipoienIa meneen perGsi1.
San Iaarnaii Slorioasta Cana
bon erGmaibin iaafta ia oil alma
teripetullltt inoiaanienfin fesf,tuoes.
ia. Ylrnaiboiiet pitilpGt bartd pstG.
ipGnaGn ia marustilpat bGnelle fpI.
lin ruofaa netiGn iaaliista. 'SGneir
mltfanaan oil neeferi "8lacf Sen.
rp", iofa iaarnaii neefereille ia pc
riisti 9lfrifnlaiien metbooistifirfon,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
&irfolGIia ilmoitmflia.
SO. q. 8esterbacf.

TdnGan, torstaina, ompeIuieuran
fofoais Wrs elntti SataIan Iuona,
Sanlaracf faouIla flo 8 ill.
@nii ppbGnd iiimaIanpaItpeIus fir
fosia flo 1s10 ap. NippifouIun ia
raomattuluofan oppilaat fofoonti..
mat. Hpbdfoiilll flo tt:t5 ap.
Sron 8eltisid firfonmenot flo 2
ip. 9fippifouIun oppiloibp, iiiddn.
firioitiis.
geuoriioiubIa firfosia flo 8 iII.
Earioilu Norrien piirin toimesto.
&amfopn onpeluieuran fofous
fesfipiiffona 26 p. @inori @osteIIo,
no. 165 ulioella loc. flo 1913 ilI.
&iitospdiwGnd illmaIanpalipeIais
firfosia flo 1s10 ap. Seurafunnon
mppiaiiet firfon baolisia aIfaen flo
2 ip. iatflien iltoan asti. SIlaIIa
tpaibteleiua obieIma ia tori 'iIu ON.
peIuieuran toimesia.
@esiemerisid bartausbetfi fiitss.
pditpand Wers aaiia SeIImonin Imo
no "MurbeenIonfiosia" flo 9 u.
GarioiIua.
Martbaieairan fofous Waontreoris
IA, @is. Wers Maria aompfin Iuo-
no periantaina % p. fIo s iii.
@niimdiicnd Nopenttino Uaeri.
miesldbetps iubIa oanupGimdIId ia
italia.
.. 8. g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
9enraali 9aluesille te6ts leiffans,

Gbicago, narrasf. II p. - 2en-
roaIi CHARLES o.. Doipesille on teb-
tp pieni leiffaus fumerepeGman to-
fia. Sdnen lddfdrinid, tobtori @il-
liam &. Barriers, ionoi tdndGn ettd
Ieiffaus oil ainoastoon pdbGpGtoi-
men ia tiilee War Ootpes pGGiemdGn
pois iairoolasto porin ipiifon fifdI.
I'd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

Ysrs 5unces 8. Woreon, 5.
Eierpont Worganin Iesfi fiioIi TO.
tonaun SiebIano 5alIs'isia, 81. q.
miime iiinnuntoiiItona.
Mrs Worgan oil 80 ipuo6en l.
fdtnen. Hoifania, s. g. Morson,
on Guroposio, iosta obotetoon foo.
prtum gseu gorfitn enit periantai-
no.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
- Yastori Wi. @isfari lGbti fes
fiipiiffona aanntjl,nnsla Minneio.
taan iaarnamatfalle. @iippnee lillG
matfalla ipiifon ajan.

- @esiemerin @. iellrafunnan
tpdipmGttonGt naiiet tarioapot
lnanfasto rnofaa tiitospGiipdnd fen.
rafunnan firfon ialisia. &eboite.
toan faiffia iiGntiG 8eslemerisid ia
IGbistollG luapauttamaan eplannai
ruan laitosta ianottitna pdiipand ia
faitin menen1GGn firfon ialiin ipo-
mlGan. 9aiin teboen spietdtte oifeal.
Ia taipalla fiitospGipGa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

1pw. 2eaOitt'ea, AZ lpmooen
ifGista farlnaria tSaronisia, amml.i
tim fatii fertaa ipiime llinnlintaino
ollesiaan tposiG metiasid. Sof,i met
idstGjG lluli niestd peurafIi. Sea
bite Ell fuitenfaan .boapoittunnt
henaen waaralliiesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

@ontreal faipanto Montrea
lisla, f8is. tllllaan aiettamaan fab
belle tpopuorolle Min pian fuin nil
bia OH iaatu riittaiuasti. 8iime al
foina on ianotusia faiipofiesio teb
tp tpot1 main pboella ipilprolla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
5NS~SemIiitto n. 3. g. fofoomtmmmt
iunuIifofomfIcenSo.

Mmerifan federation Of 2obor
ninlilen tpo,pdenliiton IA ipuoiifo.
fous oIfoi ar Yaiosia, Ger. tpiime
maonantaino. geoin 400 eoustoioo
on iaapitiptIla ebustaen 100000
Iiiftoon finilumoo tpoIdista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
6ronf geiemi, pfiinainen mie.

Srdtt yttefltt Dt1inaltter mteS
@eronasia, iai tapotilrmaiien fuole-
man tpiime laIantaina oIlesiaan
melieniG @ictu rim fonsia metiGsi6
puita iabaamasia Sopaturma fob.
taft gtiemeG iiten ettG ban iuetaes.
idan pliiito lliisfabti ia faatiii iirf-
feIiIabaan, iofa tefi min ipiuGn left
faufien gsiemen waiempoan puoleem
ruumista ettd fuolema ieiiraii beti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

= @iime torstaina iaatettiin
@afefielbin falmistoon Maria Stii-
na @liasiOn o. I. Sontti ipnt,
&anfaampaan pitGiasia s. ia q.
la1nisia Iofaf. IL p. 1849, fuoIi
marrosf. 10 p. 1924. Satti idlfeen.
ia puoliion, 2 poifaa perbeineen, 3
tptdrtd perbeineen iuelien Sto.
mesIa, 81 lastenlasta ia 16 lasten.
lasten lasta.
M. q. 8esterbacf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
9iosluoIaolis g6ieaaosia.

@iime iiinnilntaina ioiwot Obi.
cogon poliiiit nlottnanio 400 mics
td, ioita epdiIIGdn rosipoifIi mir.
toiparfaifii tai miiifii rifolliiiff.
@ifoIlisten nnottmis pantitn tot.
meen fouprnsin maiurin Dtperiin
m11rapfiestG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

Rem yorfisio ia IdbipaItioisio
edruisteIIddn fpImdn fansfa, iind
Wsanontaina Idntp0mittarin erobo.
pea minitamisia poifoisia iierrd pu.
ten ncIIoan ia oIIefin. pobioisoios.
IA Ncw gorfin noItiosia of anita
roIloinen lumipprp. Soitofin ibmi.
lid tieoetddn fielId 10 poleItltmeem.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

= Suloia fabwipopodstd @seao.
ipillen ompeIuieuran fofoa,fIesia pi.
bettp Matti &ilpen luona ppbana tt
t6 rpG $500. Monet fiitofietl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
8afefieIoin Sc. iellrafl,

= 8afefieIoin Sc. ieitrafunnat'
natiet tarioatuat rliofaa firfon "a.
lisia fiitospdimdna. SarioiIu alfao
fello II epp. Il,be paipan merit.
tpfiegtd feIlo 2 ipp. Saapllfaa tilai
iiii,teen labeltG ia faiitaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

wGan ioa buomota n:ti Yobiolasto,
ettd ban ei ole aitioastaan tietopuo.
liiesti ippentpnpt alaania, mittta
on iiiben mposfin ipodmen raftaii.
bella fiintpnpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20

- Hogers faiiparto Bates toipn-
lbipisla Sron Sfiberin l6bistollG on
olpattu toitG iparten oltltaan full
iettlino feiGfuusta osti. Se nntoi
tpotG noin 200 niiebelle,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
snonlell nntiim
Sapauin ebnstns ySmomesla.

Sapanin eoustajafii Suomea
lporten on minist. Siotaro Satan
jGlfeen nimitettp Sapanin ulfomi-
nisterion falippaoioston iobtaja
Wtatiu5o Nagai, Sapanin afreoitoi.
oum eoustajan aienlapaifta on To-
ban iaaffa ollut Tllfbolna.
Weinisteri gtagai on ipntpnpt
1877. YGasipt Cotton pliopistosta
1902 ia iamana puonna tlillut ul-
foministerion palipelufieen. Oli pal
welltfiesia fonlallaateisia SieltiiniS.
ia, Nep gorfisia ia @a'binstonisia
19O3-07, p1Gfoniulina San Sron
ciscosia t9OS-12, illfoministerion
iGbfoionomnoiaston pdalliffond iuuo
oesta 1916. Siirtpi 2ontoon ldbee
tpstoon 1917 ldbetpsheltpofi. ia oil
iiinG toimeSia ipuoteen 1921, joI-
loin tuli ulfonliniSterion fauppo.
olaston iobtaiafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-20
aeninim fmtua ia wibfimatuimitms,

2eninim fnwa ia wibfimGtoimitms,
&uopion fonnu,nistilebti fertoo:
"2ofafulin Is y. oil Sionen.
ioella iifalaiielle tpolpdentalplle jdr.
jestettp erd1n nuoren pariflinnan a.
tpioliittoon ,piibfiminen. Seren1oni.
an pitt tapabtla tpoipaentalon ji,b.
laialisia, iosia niitd rieita fertoio
ennenfin on toimitettu. = Meitto
npt fieltdptpi fappaloiien apitlainen
toimittamasta pibfimistG mainitus'
ia paifasia iiitG ippstd, ettd iubla,
ialin leinGlld oil toiperi 2enin-pai'
najan flnua. &lin talon ipabtimesta.
ri ei iliostilnilt aplilaispapin off
filun eifd raastaniitL mainitt,ia fti'
paa pois ialin ieiirdlta tapabt,ii
lpibfininen talon piballo."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09
SCHOOL BUDGET
MAY Be LOWER
Reduction Of "A Cents Pro-
posed by Barry,

Possibility that the school budget
for 192+25 Will be reduced, SO the
levy will be Il cents lower than pro-
posed, before its adoption tonight at
public meeting, was indicated at a
conference Monday night by school
officials and Chamber Of Commerce
representatives.
Charles L. Barry, chairman Of the
school board finance committee, sug-
gested a reduction Of 8 cents in the
special building levy which the
board proposed to make Is cents.
Barry's plan is to build the west
side high school out of bond issues
instead Of tax levy.
Barry suggested cutting cents
from the special fund provided by
the board for the repair and remodel
ing Of grade buildings. Barry's plan
would be to issue shorter bonds to
be retired within two or three years
out of the sinking fund.
L. Y. Harrison and John F. White,
Of the Chamber Of Commerce: Barry,
Murray Dalman. research depart
ment head; Michael Madden. auditor,
and r. o. Johnson, business director,
attended.
II the proposed cut is made, the
levy will stand at 96.4 cents instead
Of $1.104 as tentatively adopted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09
TWO SENTENCED
ONCHECk CHARGE.
Detroit Man Says He Was
Forced by Companion,

What Criminal Judge James A.
Collins termed a slick scheme to
defraud indianapolis merchants" to-
day resulted in "A prison term or one
to FIVE years to two Detroit men.
Chris Pietro and Theodore Angeles,
both found guilty Of issuing fraudu-
lent checks.
The men came here July It and.
after banking hours, 1t is alleged,
cashed seven cashiers checks for a
total Of 1913 on the American State
Bank, Detroit. made out to John
Williams. on seven merchants Pietro
admitted his guilt. but said he was
slave" to Angeles, who forced him
to cash the checks. Both are Bull
garians.
The checksi passed totalled 1915.
A dress was obtained from the
Union Store and ths New York
Waist store; watches frcm the
JeffIy jewellery Company Terminal
Bldg, and the Rost Jewellery Com
rany; diamond ring from the
Lincoln Loan and jewellery Com
pany, and kodak from the Hook
Drug Company store at 378 Mas
sachusetts Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09
PROGRESSIVES TO
INDORSE SLATE
To Line Up State Congress-
men Sept, 10,

The Indiana Conference for Pro
gressive Political Action today an
nounced a special meeting had been
called for Sept 16 for the purpose of
indorsing a slate Of congressman in
Indiana.
Action on this question was post
poned at the meeting Monday night.
At the meeting of the executive COM
mittee Of the La Toilette party,
financial questions were discussed
and a plan mapped out for organ
izing the State into congressional dis
tricts.
State will be divided into six dis
tricts. according to A. f. Bentley,
La Toilette State chairman.
At the meeting were II. w. Brown.
Mrs. Emma Henry, Emil Salsburh,
+. E. Gross and w. Stevens, all Of
indianapolis; A. L. Gordon, Terre
Haute; J. A. Lechler, FIT. Wayne;
J. H. McGill. Valparaiso; o. w. NIL
Ter. FIT. Wayne; B. F.. Newlin, Louis
vile, KY, and T. N. Taylor, Terrs
Haute.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09

Mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance Of Earl F. Hanson, 1925
Park Ave, indianapolis business
man who was last seen at Logans-
port. Ind, Friday morning, remained
unsOlved today.
Police here and at Logansport.
aided by friends Of Hanson. are con.
Quoting a search.
Hanson, 80. was about five feet
four in height and weighed about
147 pounds. He had dark hair and
dark eyes and was smooth faced.
He went to Logansport on a bust
ness trip for the firm of Suerwalt
and Hanson. dealers in tailors' trim
mIngs, Of which he was a partner.
The only solution to the mystery Of
fered by Mrs. Hanson was a loss
of memory"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09

settlements and secure protection
for their property under special
contract with the Chinese govern
ment."
Shanghai is located on the
mouth of Yau Tsu Kan River, and
is tho center Of much foreign
trade Surrounding country is
very level and the soil is un-fertile.
Practically all food stuffs are i'm
ported"
Ryu says Shanghai is modern
in every respect. The buildings,
some of which are as high as fif-
teen stories, are European style.
The city has electric lights, street
cars, and police similar to those in
America. The unhurried disposi-
ton of Chinese makes traffic cops
unnecessary.
Chinese made arms are not suf-
ficent to supply the Army, so the
greater part of the guns used are
American or japanese made. A
rifle similar to the one used in
American Army is issued"
After meeting an American mis-
sionary at a mission school which
he attended Ryu wanted to come to
United States for his education.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09

lie attended the University of
South Dakota for three years be-
fore coming here. He was born at
Annoy, city of 100000 population,
about 500 miles south of Shanghai.
China and America are grad
ually being brought together by
the commercial expansion of Amer
lea and the friendly feeling CT the
Chinese people toward America be-
cause of the free hospitals and
schools established by mission
aries. Chinese welcome Amer
1cans above any other nationality"
81 have found people in this
country very kind and generous"
Ryu said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09
PRUITT CAPTAIN AGAIN
Safety Board RecOnsiders on Re
ductiOn of Fireman.

Halleck Pruitt was restored 20
rank of captain in the fire depart
ment by the board OF safety today on
recommendation of Fire Chief John
J. O'Brien. Pruitt was reduced sew
eral weeks ago by the board, after
a long record in the fire department.
The board reduced Capt. George
Toon, at Station 25 in Irvington, to
the ranks.
Farrell E. Potter of the fire depart
ment repair force was promoted to
chauffeur.
The board reduced Trafficman Rob
ert Van Hoy to Patrolman and pro
NOTED Patrolman Miles Padgett to
trafficman.
Trafficman Emmett Tolle was
granted an indefinite leave of alb
SenCe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09

T-1HE person who goes to
Shanghai, China, and ex-
poets to find typical Chi
nese city will be greatly disap-
pointed, according to S. r. Ryu,
a Chinese student who came to
Indianapolis this week to complete.
a medical course at Indiana Medi-
eel College.
Shanghai is a modern city with
people from practically every ma
ton in the world" Ryu said.
Ryu thinks the recent fighting in
Shanghai is due to internal trou-
bles.
THE city is on the border of
two proViHces-Kiangsu and Che
kiang. Kiangsu takes the side of
the north. the national govern
ment, and Chekiang the side OF
the south or Canton government.
My idea is that they have a grudge
against each other"
There are a great many Ameri-
cans and Europeans in Shanghai,
a city of 1,1f0,000 population. The
majority of big business men are
Americans"
French. Britain and German
governments have established
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09
CHILEAN CHIEF
IS OUSTED
Army Officers for President
to Reorganize Cabinet,

By United Press
SANTIAGO. Chile. Sept. 9.-Pres-
ident Arturo Alsanderiax of Chile,
who rendered his resignation Satur-
day night after a group Of young
army officers had forced him to re-
organize his cabinet. was sheltered
in the American embassy here to-
day.
The political situation continued
chaotic.
The military committee. which vir-
tually has assumed control Of affairs.
did not accept the presidents resig-
nation, but announced he would be
absent from functions usually de-
manding his presence, temporarily.
The committee issued a statement
guaranteeing the safety of the chief
executive.
The national congress yesterday
afternoon approved by unanimous
vote all the projects presented by the
new cabinet headed by General AL
tamire and composed equally Of
army officers and civilians.
No disorders accompanied over
throw of the old cabinet and the
new government proceeded with
businesslike efficiency.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09
BULLETS STIR Up
PIANO KEYS, TALE.
Boarder Sentenced to Prison
by Judge Collins.

Wild West scenes at 92S y. Cali
fornia St, home of Walter Logan,
colored, one night last summer, in
which Policeman Preston Heater,
colored, was shot. and Charlie With
ers. colored, Of SO w. Tenth St. was
laceratcd by flying piano keys stirred
by bullets, were described today in
Criminal Court for Judge James A.
Collins.
Walter Mum, so. colored, a
boarder. who had returned with an
automatic in search Of Matte Win
berry, was sentenced to two to four
teen years in the Indiana State
Prison on conviction Of assault and
battery with intent to kill.
Withers was playing the piano he
testified, while calling on n lady
friend. Num- appeared at the door
and fired three shots into the room.
and the worries sure flew, Judge"
he said
Policeman Heater, answering a
hurry-up call. was shot through the
thigh. and fired several Intellectual
bullets at the fleeing Mum. Heater
appeared in court on a cane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09
$4,000 IN CASH
PUT Up AS BOND
IN TOOHEY CASE
Wan Held in AyreS Robbery
Investigation Finally
Is Released.

When AIRS Jessie Toohey, Chi
cago. walked into the office Of
County Clerk Albert H Losche to-
S DAY and laid down 100000 in cash
Fher husband, Thomas TOohey, alias
zThomps n, was released frcm the
sAfarion County Jail The money was
s in bills ranging from $1,000 10 So.
TOOhey has been in Jail nearly four
months on charges of burglary and
auto banditry. He was arrested the
night of the attempted $4,000 rob
{ berry Of L. S. Ayres < Co. store.
when police discovered him in an
auto in the alley back Of Ayres.
In fighting a habeas corpus petit
J hon and two Criminal Court hear
kngs for bond reduction Prosecutor
William H Remy insisted TOOhey is
l. member Of a Chicago bandit gang,
and expressed himself as confident
j be has the goods on him."
Mrs. Toohey personally put up
ES19 goo Of the bond, and the rest was
Furnished by Frank R. Jordan, 10
! W. Morris St. Chicago, who accom-
panied her. At the last UnsucCess-
. full hearing for bond reduction, held
before Criminal Judge James a. Col
>lins. Arthur R Robinson. TOOhey' 5
attorney. said It was impossible for
. the wife TO raise more than $4,000
bail.
Toohey is also held on burglary
charges in connection with the rob-
berry last spring Of the kiefer-
Stewart Drug Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09
TAGGART SEES VICTORY

Davis will carry Indiana by at
least 10000"
This was the prediction of Thomas
Taggart, veteran Hoosier Democratic
leader, at western headquarters, Chi
cago, according to 6 dispatch.
Taggart said:
Il have not been active nationally
in this campaign, but I have tried
to keep in close touch with the sit
uation in Indiana"
Taggart said the Democratic par
ty was never stronger in Indiana
than It is today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-09
Here's Quick Relief
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