Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 275, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1920 — Page 12

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SOLONS BOOST WAR MEMORIAL Declare Special Assembly Should Take Action. United States Senator James E. Watson thinks Goodrich’s proposed special legislative session should do something to provide for a Hoosier war memorial. He makes known his desire for such action In answer to an inquiry made by the state war memorial committee of ■the American legion. “Indiana has not been slow In honor ing her soldiers In the past and will not be this time,” he says. Benater Harry New says the state should extend Itself to building something really commemorative for those who took part In the world war. The state's representatives in congress are equally enthusiastic In backing the memorial project. Oscar Bland thinks the memorial 6hoold be a home for all ex-soldlers. Wind Pranks Sound Two Burglar Calls March winds caused two fake burglar calls to be sent to the police early today. Ed Boteler, 2502 North Capitol avenue, telephoned headquarters at 2:30 o'clock this morning that there was a burglar in his home. Bergt. Bandmann and a squad found that a cellar window had been blown open, the noise awakening a roomer, who spread the alarm. The same hour the police received a report that burglars had entered the Betbard wall paper store, 415 Massachusetts avenue. Bicycle Police Trimpe and Kitzmiller found the wind had blown open a rear door that had been left unlocked. Ask Probe of Ford, Osborn Campaigns SAGINAW, Mich., March 26.—The Saginaw county republican county committee has called upon Gov. Sleeper to order a grand Jury investigation of campaign expenditures made by Henry Ford and former Gov. Chase Osborn In their campaigns against Truman EL Newberry for the republican senatorial nomination In 1918. Refuse to Lend City of Chicago 4 Million CHICAGO, March 26.—City employes today were despairing of getting their 10 per cent pay increase promised by the city council. Bankers have refused to lend the city the 54,000,000 necessary to meet the employes' demands. Official Who Sat in Irish. Bank Quiz Shot LONDON, March 20. —Magistrate Allen Bewl. who presided at the inquiry into the Irish bank, was shot and instantly killed outside the Masonic club in Dub lin. Bald a Central News dispatch from Dublin today. The Irish bank investigation was held to inquire into the disbursement of alleged Sinn Fein funds.

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Tabor Hearing May Be Held Tuesday KALAMAZOO, Mich- March 26.—Mrs. Sarah Tabor has been released from the hospital where she wag suffering an at-*

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tack of heart treuble, it was learned today, and ahe probably will be taken back to Pawpaw next Tuesday for arraignment and examination for the murder of her daughter, Maude Tabor Virgo, more than four years ago. A further postponement will be ordered in case Dr. A. S. Warthen of the TTniver-

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slty of Michigan la unable to be present on that date. Dr. Warthin examined Maud Virgo's body and reported death had been produced by an Illegal operation during child birth.

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PLAN TO DEBAR ALIENS. MONTREAL, March 26.—Th Dominion government is asked to debar enemy aliens from entry into Canada for fifteen years in a resolution adopted hero yesterday by the World War Veterans' association.

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