Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1919 — Page 18
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THE IXDIAXAPOLIS NEWS. FRIDAY, NOYEMBER 28. 1919.
MURDER
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Great Lakes naval traiaia* atatlan today announced that 32,M0 navy blanket* were being offered for *ale to the public by mall at $8.23 each plus the cost of five pounds weight
wnen aunnie age eagnu oi parcel 3 ladtaaaport* Xml New Torit , who i* visiting her uncle. <*»rge.
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IlL November 28 ler and her daughter. Buehler, were brought
iterday from
of being eonnecud of the alder woman
bina Cummings, age eighty
found in her ■■■ago- Tne
arrested at the
Robert Meade,
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women were arreste g* home by Rob
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detective Buehler s
&**»>*•. Sr., was days ago to connec-
they were
the women both *ajd were innocent of the crime ler also denied having any
"fefcjsrar*-^ •' - murder of Hr*. Cummings, large sums of money have been found *e«r* about the bouse and more than 87 was found buried near a chicken _ , house at the Buehler home. Tbs 0 fj money was In two glass fruit Jars u.land while one had all the appearance
.iotial * having been buried for some time, Hines ! the other apparently had been buried
in- ■ recently.
,h* Charles Kno*. sheriff, went to
Hoopeston Wednesday, and imme-
dlately on his return to I>anviile. warrants for the arrest of Mrs. Buehler
and her daughter were issued.
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THAT CALIFORNIA CLIMATE! C*aie, Urw Temperature and Onaw •weep Pacific tenat. 8AN' F’RASCIHf’O, November 28.— k gale which reached eighty-four an hour Oh Mt. Tamalpals and smied by low temw. raged along the Francisco bay was the army transport Mt. | — from her anchorage
pulled in pia> e In Los Angeles fgtion field near f precipitation rai Californi*
wind and
ed.
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w that the police, neighbors f American Prohibitfea Worker in Lou-
aunt and uncle Were conduct- f — — -
arch for her. f girl left home early in the [
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Won Vlelim of Attack.
LONDON'. November 28.—William
| feeling well today,
today that the operation, which was made necessary by an injury to Mr. Johnson** eye on November IS, when
gfcgM Navy Bleaker* «a Market-
CHICAGO, November 28. — lAeu- j he wM roughiy handied™by s crowd of
tensmt Commander Farwell at the < students, was a ■
rgeons said , which was
an injury to Mr.
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ON LEAGUE.
on of Thirteen Lenato Meet to Bmaaela Dee. L, November 28 (by the ) —Representatives id. Italy. Belgium.
Sweden, Nor- , Poland, China here December lion of meartfor the estaboning of the
conference the pan as-
under
government was Initiative of the for the league of e league of nations
'* I.oag Trip Postponed. N. Y., November 28.— Belvln W, Maynard antoday that hie proposed one.nscontinentat trip, planned eek. had been postponed at Savannah’ Will fly from ntal trip confrom here to San eto$ at Dallas.
Responsible For
t *' : • "t. —
ishing the Treaty?
reigned in some quarters when the Senate’s emphatic rejection of the Treaty me as a sensational climax of one of the most bitterly fought political battles It may have been a victory, and the destroyers of the Treaty and the League " exult in their triumph,” but, retorts the Springfield Republican (Ind.), “they >ry having constructed nothing and selfishly leaving the world to its darkOpposing this view the New York Sun declares that “there never was anywrong, more ridiculous, more preposterous, than to maintain that the war was and must go on until the United States Senate and the American people consented Mr. Wilson’s pernicious League of Nations.” In fixing the responsibility, the Rochester Ttmes-Unicm (Ind.), says that “the United States Senate under the of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has killed the Peace Treaty,” but Re-
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like the Philadelphia North American and New York Tribune lay the rehe failure of the Treaty at the President’s own door, in effect charging him
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ling “The Rejection of The Treaty” THE LITERARY DIGEST, this )rints as its leading article a summary of public opinion in the d in newspapers of all shades of opinion. The article covers every y over the Treaty and makes very clear how the country regards Labor’s Right to Strike of Labor Journals on “Government by Injunction” and the
the Coal
mi* %
in Defense of the Court’s Action
risherism”
" culative Frenzy i’s War on Disloyalty f War in the Balkans ” Fllgrim’s Progress
With China? City Streets
n Depths by Echoes Electric-Motor Car Towns”' Want to Read First Bolshevist for Rehabilitating the Health to the Nation
Clergymen Are for the League A Split in English Jewry The Russians in America—(Varieties —Widespread Distribution—Political Tendencies—Socially Considered) Farm Acreage, Crops and Values Quiet but Convincing “Cal” Coolidge A Casual Visitor’s Views of the Coal
Miners’ Lot
Prices Lower in London Than in New York Self-Trained Head That Runs the Shipping Board Germany and France Will Gamble Away Their Debts The Spice of Life The Best of the Current Poetry
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