Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 290, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1927 — Page 11

MARCH 11,1927

SESQUI PLANS AT .VINCENNES AIDED BY LEGISLATURE Citizens Confident Next Congress Will Also Vote Funds. Bn United, Press VINCENNES, Ind., March 11.— With State support assured, Vincennes citizens are going ahead with plans for the George Rogers Clark Sesquicentennial Exposition. Failure of the session of Congress just ended to pass an appropriation of $1,750,000 for the exposition may cause delay in the date of the event ‘ but it is certain to be held, according to D. F. Culbertson, chairman of the legislative memorial committee. He said the federal appropriation bill would be reintroduced at the opening of the next congress. On a recent visit to Washington, Culbertson and others interested in the exposition plans conferred with President Coolidge, and the presided indicated he was in favor of the appropriation. The bill was caught in the legislative jam at the close of Congress and failed to be brought up for action. State aid was assured when Governor Jackson signed a bill for a ■pecial tax levy to raise $400,000 for he memorial. The Legislature also passed a meas ire authorizing Krtox County and the City of Vincennes to raise SIOO,OOO each for the exposition. Plans call for holding the exposition in 1929, tin the 150th anniversary of the capture of Fort Sackvilie - from the British by General George Rogers Clark. SKELETON UNCOVERED — • — / Bu United Press BARDSTOWN, Ky., March 11.— After four hours’ digging, searchers Thursday found human bones, believed to be those of Mrs. Mary Rose -Mattingly Hagan, wife of Lang Hagan, who confessed to her murder Charleston, Mo., yesterday. A crowd of more than 100 persons watched the unearthing of the bones, which began when Hagan said he killed his wife and buried her beneath their home, 'which he later burned. The alleged confession was made when Hagan believed he was dying of tuberculosis.

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ras said 100,000 Panamans would “spring to the aid of the United States.” LONDON King George and Queen Mary were not alarmed by reports that the Duchess of York, their daughter-in-law, had been compelled to cancel engagements in New Zealand because of tonsilitis. The duke and duchess have been in almost daily communication with Buckingham Palace. Their infant daughter remained here.

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