Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 169, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1926 — Page 9

OCT. 21, \ 1926

'WRECKING CREW THREAT BY PARTY ►GROUPISCHARGED "Walb-Coffin Gang’ Made Purnell Assail Probe Body, Says Adams. Threat to send a "Wrecking crew" into the Ninth congressional district represented in Congress by Fred PnrnelL, of Attica, if he did not denounce the Republican Editorial Association probe committees was made by the “Walb-Coffin* gang,’' according to a statement issued today by Thomas H. Adams, probe committee chairman, ‘‘The Walb-Coffin gang threatened J, M. Mc.Dermond Jr,, president of the Republican State Editorial Association,, with extinction and also made an attack upon Fred Purnell, saying that they would send a wrecking crew through the district and defeat Purnell if he did not denounce the press probe committee. ’* the statement declared. “Kca for Pwu*”’ “It will be observed by reading the announcement that came from Purnell that he made only a plea for peace and harmony," Adams announced he Is preparing */,aps showing “a scientific eoordi

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nation of the Klan super-govern-ment, with a key to the system.” "The Klan nomination authority was shown in this key and its ultimate exposure was only a matter of course,” the statement continued. During the control of D, C. Stephenson, it dominated the State, and when Stephenson was retired, / the Klan authority was taken up by the Wnlb-Cofilii gang.” Adams said ho had provided a list of twenty-five witnesses for Senator James A, Reed to summon In connection with his probe into Indiana political conditions, ’‘Rut Pat Emmons, who testified Wednesday, was not on the list," Adam* asserted. Belief Was expressed that State Senator Walter 3. Chambers, former Democratic State chairman, will be subpoenaed.

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Automobiles reported stolen to police 'belong to : Frank Mcßee, Linden, Ind.; Ford, from Illinois and Maryland Sts, Phillip M. Cornelius, 47 Layman Ave,; Ford, 571-057, from Vermont and Meridian Sts, Clyde Summers, 1730 Parker Av®,; Dodge, 565-507, from Senate Ave, and Vermont St. A. C, Gorham, 610 E, TwentyThird SC.; Ford, from 124 S. Pennsylvania St, John Trusheil Franklin, Ind.; Chevrolet, 605-575, from Ohio and Pennsylvania Sts. FALL RESULTS FATALLY A fall from a scaffold Oct 11, while working on the building of tlie Hook Drug Company’s warehouse, California and Market Sts., proved fatal to Louis Satteriee, 66, of 1636 Spruce Street He died Wednesday night at the city hospital, where he had been confined since the accident 3- M. Mack, 639 Stevens St, who was working with Satteriee on the scaffold received a few cuts and bruises. The scaffold was leaning against a smoke stack when it slipped throwing the men to the pavement

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What radio men don’t know about music and dancing is not much. So W. .!. Baker of Tin- Brunswick Shop, chairman of the special music and dance committee for the Indiana convention of radio dealers here Oct. 37, has a real job on his hands. COT'PRICE ST HELDJJNOFFIGIAL Merchants’ and Teachers’ Bodies Refuse Recognition. W. E. Balch, manager of the Merchants Association of Indianapolis, Issued a statement today pointing out that none of the stores which are members of the Merchants Association are enrolled in the membership of the Indiana Teachera Discount Association. The Indiana Teachers Discount Association has no connection with the Indiana State Teachers Association and the executive committee of the latter association condemned the procedure of the discount association printing unofficial convention programs Thursday night. Baich said that membership in the discount association will not entitle teachers to discounts in stores which are members of the merchants association and pointed out that ajl the larger downtown stores are members of the association. Major Harrison, secretary of the discount association said membership In his body permits teachers discounts at a number of speciality shops. 3 CANDIDATES BOOKED Democrats of First Ward Schedule Meeting for Friday Night First ward Democrats have scheduled a meeting for Firday night at Sixteenth and Olney Sts., at which William D. Headrick, candidate for Congress; Mark Rinehart, candidate for county treasurer, and Clarence Weir, candidate for Criminal Court judgß, will speak. A Ninth ward rally wITI be held Friday at Washington and Oriental Sts. Tonight rallies will be held in Wayne Township at Ben Davis and in the Tenth and Thirteenth wards. Chairman L. S. Reach of the Democrat committee is advised that Saturday is the last day that absent voters’ ballots can fee secured by voters or recelveu by the county clerk. Ballots mailed previous to this date, under registered mail, and received on Monday will bo legal.

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ANOTHER BUSY DAY IS FACED BY ROUMANIAN QUEEN Marie Suffering From Slight Cold —Goes to Sesqui Late Today.

Btt United Press NEW YORK, Oct. 21.—After three days in the United States, during which the warm welcome of Ameri cans was tempered by the vagaries of the American climate, accompanied by rain, hail and raw weather, Queen Marie of Roumanla awoke this morning to a perfect autumn day. Suffering from a cold contracted Wednesday, when she was exposed to the rain at Annapolis and in Bal tlmore, the Queen stayed in bed longer than her custom and missed the glowing that heralded a bright and crisp autumn day. Her Majesty’s visit so far has been strenuous, arriving Wednesday night after the constant ceremonies of her visit to Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis, she was guest at a reception by the Society of Friends of Roumanla, at which 700 New Yorkers were presented to her. It was after midnight when the Queen and her suite retired to her hotel. There was no let-up today, and the program was well-filled until 3 p. m., when the Queen is due to start for Philadelphia and the Sesquicentennlal Exposition. This morning the Queen visited the New York public library. Huge crowds greeted her everywhere. Princess Ileana gnd Prince Nicholas remained at the hotel to inspect a now roadster an enterprising company gave them. At noon, the royal party were guests a luncheon given by the Chamber of Commerce of New York State. The official reception last night was reminiscent of the pomp of the second empire in France. Statesmen, politicians, jurists and business men mingled with the elite of the social register. But gate-crash-ers could not break through the scores of detectives in evening clothes, stationed at the various temporary royal gates at the Hotel RitaCarltoij. FOR SHORTER INSTITUTE Speaker Before Superintendents Raps ITtsent Practice. Abolition of the five-day ominty teachers institute and substitution of a two or three-day institute, was

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urged by Dr. O. H. Williams, of De Pauw Unireity, speaking before the Superintendents Association at the Lincoln in connection with the Indiana State Teachers’ Association convention, Wednesday, Williams said the institute plan, designed to Impart knowledge of principles and inotlibds of teaching and Bchool management, is antiquated since teachers study such methods elsewhere. SAFETY SPEAKER HERETO WEEK Former Race Driver Will Aid in Campaign. Art B. Hickox, ‘‘apostle of safety,” will be -here six days, beginning Monday, In the interests of Safety Promotion Week, sponsored by the Hoosler Motor Club. The accident prevention bureau of thg police department is cooperating. School children, luncheon club members and theater audiences will be addressed by Hickox, who is also booked for a talk a* the Radio Exposition at the State fairground. “S. O. S.” is one of the “apostle’s” slogans for children —“Stay on Sidewalk.” Other points in his creed are “To Walk and Not Qawk” and “Cross Crossings Only on Green Light.” Hickox, a former dirt track race driver, will drive over the city’s streets Monday to obtain data on which he will base advice on safety to Indianapolis motorists.

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