Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1927 — Page 3

FEB. 24, 1927

G. 0. P. SIRED •OVER CRAVENS’ GRAFTCIRGES Reference- to Sassafras Tea Breaks Tenseness of • Senate Argument. Charging that the Marion and Lake County delegations in the Indiana Senate are interested only in “salary grabs” and legislation benefitting corporations, which borders on graft. Senator Joseph M. Cravens (Deni.), Madison, drew fire from the Republican side of the Senate chamber late Wednesday The debate arose over the attempt by Senator Sumner Clancy (Rep.), Indianapolis, to introduce an amendment to House Bill 102, which was on second reading. Permits Bridge The bill will permit county commissioners to raise bonds nad finance an approach to a bridge across the Ohio at Jeffersonville. The bridge itself is to be paid for by the State of Kentucky. Cravens contended the amendment, based on a technicality, was designed to benefit the toll bridge at New Albany, owned by a •tilroafi corporation. The amendment was defended by Senator William P. Lvans (Rep.), Indianapolis, “Why should Marion County Senators be so interested in this matter?” Senator Cravens inquired. “I’m tired of seeing Marion and Lake Counties interfering-in matters that are none of their f'oncern and supporting only their own salary grabs and grafts. Their wanting to amend this proposal sounds technical, but it really is to benefit a corporation. I see no way in which they can justify their actions.” Lieutenant Governor F. Harold Van Orman, although haling from Kvansville, was irritated at this attack. He signaled Republican Floor Leader Janies J. Nejdl, Whiting, Lake County, to fire back and also called Senate*.' William F. Hodges (Rep.), Gary, to the rostrum and told him “don’t let him get away witli that graft stuff.” Censures Veteran Xcjul took the offensive and said that the Senate should censure a member that made such charges and insinuations. Cravens leaped to his feet. He is the veteran legislator of the seventyfifth assemble and lias a record of more than a quarter of a century as a member of one house or the other. Nejdl also is a veteran and a parlimentary leader. “I’m sorry that this parlimentarian of the majority party saw fit to censure me, but if this Senate so desires let them all censure me,” Cravens replied. •L’enseness of the moment was da nby h tor Hodges who depart'd that i . vens had been irnbibtg of that famous drink "sassafrass ca." Smiles returned and to cap the ’ max Clancy withdrew his amendmat and the bill passed to engross,icnt. CRAZED PY THRIFT i filed Press BORDEAUX —The husband of a woman living near here was told l ow much money his wife had sated cut of her housekeeping allowance, lie suddenly went mad and had to be taken to an asylum.

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The Indianapolis Times on Friday night over WlfBM from the studio at the Severin will present Carl Krauss and his Cardinals in a surprise melody program.

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WKBF 1244 Meters) Hoosicr Athletic Club Station Thursday, Feb. 24 A. M. 10:30—Livestock market. Weather forecast. Agricultural bulletins. Xoon 12:00 —Organ program from Zaring Egyptian Theater. Alex F. Taylor, organist. r. M. 7:3o—Hour program by Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts. Mildred Sohmedal, Robert Wciler, pupils of Glen Friermood. Cleon Colvin, pupil of Ferdinand Schaefer. S:3C —H. A. C. Studio program. Miss Janet Workman, soprano. Mrs. Roy Slaughter, piano. Harry Jennings, Spanish guitar and uke. Mokano Trio—J ess Moon, Clay Guilion, Earl Davis. George and Von George Joslin, saxophone; Von Weber Glascock, accordion. 11:15 to 12:15—Organ program and specialties from the Zaring Egyptian Theater. #

13:00 —EFl—Music Box Hour. WJJD Knights of the Burning Candle. I:oo—KNX—Arnheim s Orchestra. Y DRIVE PROGRESSING 400 New Members Join—Captain Awarded Gold Watch. About 400 new member have been signed In the membership campaign started Monday by the Y. M. C. A., according to a report of the workers . Wednesday night. Fletcher Humphrey, captain of Team No. 1, was awarded a gold watch for reporting the highest number of memberships. He reported sixty. The goal for the drive, which ends Monday, has been set at 1,000 men.

SALMON POACHERS BUSY Bu United Press CORK More than a ton of poached salmon, iced and rfeady for shipment to England, was found here recently. The salmon had been stolen from fish preserves owned Iby the government. It is understood that the thieves have been robbing the preserves for seme time.

Carl Krauss and his Cardinals

Krauss has been before The Times microphone many times and ids programs have been so well received that radio fans have per-

WFBM (268 Meters) • Thursday, Feb. 24. 3:00 —Federated Club Hour. 5:30 —Sports and stock market reports, courtesy of the Indianapolis News. 6:oo—White's Cafeteria Knife and Fork Club Orchestra, under the direction of Johnnie Robinson. 6:30 Club Orchestra, George Irish, director; Mildred Schaefer, pianist. 7:30 School program. 8:00 —Butler University program. B:3o—Mary Traub Busch, Davis Baking Powder concert. 9:3o—News Minstrel Four. 10:00—Mrs. C. T. Roache, soprano, and Mrs. L. G. Butterfield, accompanist. 10:30—Y. M. C. A. talk. 10:40 Club Orchestra, George ■ Irish, director. 11:30—The Owls Club.

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“0LE0” BILL IS KILLED City Senators Aided by Van Orman in Postponing Farm Measure, Moving too fast for the farmers, city Senators, aided by Lieutenant Governor F. Harold Van Orman, killed the “oleo” bill by indefinite postponement when it came up on second reading Wednesday afternoon. The bill provided that oleomargerino could be used only' by the State in penal institutions, and also that wherever used in restaurants a sign to that effect must be prominently displayed. It had passed the House. As soon as it was called down, 1 Senator Edward O’Rourke Jr. (Rep.), Ft. Wayne, moved that It be indefi-1 nltely postponed. Efforts to table this motion failed and Van Orman ruled the O’Rourke motion prevailed on a voice vote. ! Farm bloc Senators had promised 1 to amend the bill so that it would not : effect State institutions, but they ! didn’t have time. IOR (OLDS, OKU* OK INFLUENZA ‘and as a Preventive, take Laxative | BKOMO QUININE Tablets. A Safe and 1 Proven Remedy. The box bears the ! signature of E. \Y. Grove. 20c.—Adverl tisement.

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‘TwistedLLisse f Ends as Man Kills Self Bu Vnited Press CHICAGO, Feb. 24.—The suicidal wave has stretched into tho ‘‘Gold Coast” of Chicago and today George j French Porter, millionaire clubman ] and patron of the arts. Is dead be- ; cause lie had "reached the inevitable j conclusion of a twisted life.” Porter shot himself yesterday just before ho and his Franco-Russian wife, tho former Mile. Mima De Manziarly. were to have left for ! New York on the first leg of an European tour. The suicide was premeditated, according to notes the wealthy clubman left. “Let there be no question. This is suicide.” one of them said. In another he pointed out “Here I write and plan and the revolver has been ready- for weeks.”* EUGENICS BILL PASSED A eugenics bill, providing for ster- j ilization of the institutionalized unfit, "after duo process of law,” was J passed by the Indiana Senate on ; Wednesday by a vote of 35 to 10. j Senator C. Oliver Holmes (Rep.). '

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