Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 268, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1926 — Page 7

MARCH 11,1926

COOLIDGE ASKS DAVIS TO STAY AT LABOR POST I Does Not Want Him to Quit to Seek Pennsylvania Governorship. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, March 11.—A strange series of circumstances is involving President Coolidge, a member of his cabinet, the “Mellon” political power, a Senator, and the wet and dry fight in the ominous Pennsylvania primaries. Secretary of Labor James J. Davis has asked Air. Coolidge to permit him to run for Governor to help the “Mellon” ticket headed by Senator George Wharton Pepper, but the United Press was informed today that Mr. Coolidge desires Davis to stay in the cabinet if possible. The chief executive has no pne in contemplation who would fill the labor post as he desires it filled. Since John L. Lewis, president of the Mine .Workers, became involved in the long coal strike just closed, his availability has not been considered, Mr. Coolidge’s friends think. Meantime, Davis has not ygt made up his mind whether he should run, despite the President’s mild objections. A development which may make up his mind for him is the expected fca njiouncement of the candidacy of " Representative Vare, Republican, Pennsylvania, to run against Pepper in the primaries. Vare's platform will be soaking wet and his fight will offer the first test of sentiment following recent anti-prohibition polls.

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Modern Flapper Vindicated By Jury Youth Who Attacked Battle Creek Co-ed Given Life Sentence.

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Brothers Charged With Murder

James and Ix'onard Lyons, brothers, shot and Idled Detective Frank McGrath at Havana, Ohio, when he went to arrest them for stealing. They escaped in a stolen auto. Now they are under arrest at Alpena, Mich., where a sheriff’s posse captured them after they shot and seriously wounded Chief of Police McKenzie. James Lyons Is above; Leonard, below. that, Rich’s advances were not justified. It is believed the case is certain to be appealed. A SIOO,OOO civil damage suit, pending against the convicted youth on the same charge, will be pressed to a verdict despite outcome of the criminal trial, attorneys of Miss King announced. RESLATED AS BANDIT Negro Said to Have Held Up Hotel Clerk Dec. 25. Sam Jlles, 34, Negro, 404 Indiana Ave., was reslated at gsty prison today charged with robbery and grand larceny. Detectives Sneed and Trabue say he has been identified as the bandit who held up John Wherley, night clerk at the Royal Hotel, 323 N. Illinois St. Dec. 25 and escaped with *"5. / v WABASH HEARS RYAN Agricultural Prosperity I>eelared Vital to AU. Bu United Press WABASH, Ind., March 11.—Oswald Ryan, candidate for the Republican short term senatorial nomination In opposition to Senator Robinson, launched his campaign In Wabash County with an address here last night. "Agricultural prosperity is not the problem of the farmer alone,” Ryan declared. "It is the concern of all other business and industries which must look to the farm for economic stability.” JOY, SORROW FOR JORDAN Son of Former I. U. Head Killed— Sfster-in-Law New Mayor of Seattle. \ Bu Times Buecial _ _ . j STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.. I March 11. —A few hours after David Starr Jordan, president-emeritus of Leland Stanford University and former president of Indiana University, was notified that his sister-in-law, Mrs. Gertrude Knight Landes had been elected mayor of Seattle, word came that his son, Eric Knight j Jordan, 22, had been killed In an i auto accident near Santa Jose, Cal. Mrs. Landes, who rode Into office on a vote that defeated the city-man-ager plan for Seattle, is a graduate of Indiana University. RE-ELECTION PREDICTED Administration Ticket Expected to Win In Printers Election. Re-election of the administration • ticket in the International Typographical Union election May 26, was predicted after receiving returns from the primary at headquarters. James M. Lynch, president, heads the ticket. The primary vote showed indorsement of Lynch by 436 locals against 215 for Charles P. Howard, Chicago. TWO HOMES 1 MADE HAPPY By W omen Who Used Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound “I have taken Lydia E. PinkKam’s, Vegetable. Compound and I think It 1,1 .! is the most won- ■ derful medicine Mrs. J. Storms of 29 Lane Street, Paterson, N. J., writes: “I can not speak too highly of your medicine and I recommend it to all my friends.” These statements were'taken from two enthusiastic letters which tell of the help that has been received from using the Vegetable Compound. Both Mrs. Shoup and Mrs. Storms were in a run-down condition which caused them much unhappiness. When women are suffering from lack of strength and from weakness, their own life and that of their family is affected. When they feel well and strong and are able to do their housework easily, happy homes are i the result. Are you on. the Sunlit Road to Better Health’ * —A rlvjprtlsf men t.

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BEUVERY BOY HIS HEMESIS Man to Be Arrested on Blind Tiger Charge. * Police to< ay sought a man who, when arres* ed, will be charged with blind tiger operation. Ills downfall game as the result of his poor selection of a delivery boy. Ralph Weddle, 19, of 1042 S. Harding St., scented something wrong with a can the man asked him to deliver srfd took It home. When his doubts were substantiated by the odor of alcohol, he called police and turned the can over to them, along with the name of the man who gave ft to him. James Barnett, 321 Cora St., took a heavy loss In his bootlegging business, police said, when they discovered and confiscated his supply of twenty-five gallons of alcohol buried in tho rear yard. ATTACK IS INVESTIGATED Man .Asserts He Was Strpok on Head in Front of Home. j Police today Investigated the | I mysterious attack on Jack Broady, j 1 38, of 1441 N. Warman Ave., late ■ Wednesday night in front of his j [ home. Sergeant Russell and squad j I said they were unable to learn j j much from Broady because he was ' j under the influence of liquor, but j | he was injured about the head, had j i a cut on his arm, suffered a frac- | tured rib, and a broken nose. Jlroady said he drove up In front ! of the house and alighted from his i auto when someone behind him said, j "Now I've got you,” and struck j him on the head. He staggered into I the house. No blood stains were i found on the auto, and Broady de- j nled, he had.a fight before he came j home. J

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