Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 303, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1928 — Page 7

'APRIL' 16, 1928

BOTH PARTIES QUIET AFTER HETO WEEK Democratic Convention in lowa Only Conflict on Schedule. WASHINGTON, April 16.—A temporary respite was declared this week in the pre-convention presidential battles in both major parties. No primary elections are scheduled after the hectic last week when half a dozen States selected delegates, but next week will furnish the climax of the campaign when Massachusetts, Ohio, Pennsylvania aiu Nevada choose delegates April 24. The only conflict scheduled for this week is the lowa convention of Democrats Friday at Des Moines, where A1 Smith’s leaders will pit themselves against the county delegates of Senator James A. Reed of Missouri and E. T. Meredith, a McAdoo leader and a native son. The contest has aroused attention because Smith apparently walked off with a lion’s share of the county delegates in the county conventions last week. Meredith charged that the Smith group had used improper methods and he contended that he would win the twenty-six delegates of the State if these methods were discontinued. Only eleven more primaries remain to be held including those next week. The other eight and their dates are: California, May 1; Maryland, May 7; Indiana, May 8; New Jersey, May 15; Oregon, May 18; South Dakota, May 22; West Virginia, May 29, and Florida. June 5.

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Adolph Zwerner —Photo bv Eachracli. Support of the city manager plan was pledged in a statement today by Adolph Zwerner, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Representative. Zwerner is an attorney with offices at 602 Indiana Trust Bldg. He was active in organization work among younger Democrats in the last campaign. Zwerner was one of the organizers of the local chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America and is president of the local senate of Delta Theta Pi, national law fraternity. He is a member of the Evangelical Church. Baby Born in Ambulance By Tinted Press MARTINSVILLE, Ind., April 6. The stork won in a race with an ambulance here when a baby daughter was born to Mrs. Fred Broyer while she was on the to an Indianapolis hospital. Former Game Warden Accused Hu I'nitrd Pres ft MONTICELLO, Ind., April 16. Charles Bigger, Bunker Hill, former State game warden was arrested at Bunker Hill recently on charges of the illegal use of a seine in fishing. The trial will be held later this month.

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COURT UPHOLDS INTERSTATE TAX | ON INHERITANCE U. S. Supreme Tribunal Hands Down Series of Decisions. WASHINGTON. April 16.—Liberty bonds, treasury certificates and cash in New York constitutionally can be taxed by Connecticut under its inheritance tax law, the United States Supreme Court decided today in an important case involving the estate of the fate Robert B. Hirsch, Stamford. Conn. The Connecticut Supreme Court in this case held this part of the law unconstitutional and the State appealed. In another case appealed by the estate, the court held constitutional the Connecticut inheritance tax levy on Hirsch’s interest in a New York partnership, on his shares of stock in New York, New Jersey and Canadian corporations, on his savings account and on his life insurance policy, all located in New York. Chevrolet Loses Suit The decision involves inheritance tax laws of many States. The Chevrolet Motor Company, Wilmington, Del., was denied a review of its suit, unsuccessiui in lower courts, to obtain an $89,787 capital stock tax refund from the Government for the year 1921. The St. Louis (M 0.,) local union of the Amalagmated Clothing Workers of America was denied a review of an injunction granted to the Curlee Clothing Company of St. Louis, restraining the union men from activities in connection with a 1925 strike. The court denied William and Thomas Driscoll,' Denver, review of lower court decisions which upheld the Colorado Land Commission in refusing them title to oil and mineral desposlts under school lands they purchased from the State. Dismisses Ship Cases The court dismissed seven of the twelve so-called German ship cases, involving more than $100,000,000 compensation claimed by alien companies for ships and other maritime property, including the steamship Leviathan seized by the United States during the war. The court advanced for early hearing the appeal of the Reed Senate primary investigating committee from lower Federal Court decisions which denied the committee a mandate to compel Pennsylvania authorities to turn over the VareWilson ballot boxes to the committee. Hearing was set for April 23. MOTION PICTURES

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Bathing Beauty Contest Entries Close April 23

Miss Indianapolis Will Be Chosen April 24 for State Event. Seven is the old lucky numberplay on your luck and enter the Times-Indiana bathing beauty contest. Entry lists close in seven days—at midnight, Monday, April 23. The contest will be held one week from Tuesday night. Some lucky girl will be named Miss Indianapolis on that night. That girl will be awarded the beautiful diamond ring given by the Rogers & Cos., jewelers. She will receive other honors and will be entered in the State contest which wil be held May 7 for the naming of Miss Indiana in the Indiana theater. Just send your name and address and telephone number to the Times-Indiana Beauty Contest Editor at The Indianapolis Times office. Then go to Dexheimer Studio, 912 Odd Fellow Bldg., Washington and Pennsylvania Sts., right away and have your picture taken Bradley bathing suits from the Em-Roe Sporting Goods Compair, are there. You may wear one of them—you may wear your own suit —or you may have the picturetaken in street clothes. But you must have the picture taken before your entry is official. MAKE MEMORIAL PLANS Patriotic Groups Arrange Services at Ft. Friendly. Plans for the Memorial day services for this year have been made by the General Memorial Association at Ft. Friendly. Col. Oran Perry was elected president, Wilson C. Oren, vice president; George Hawkins, secretary and T W. Allen, treasurer. New trustees are: Thomas C. Clapp, for the G. A. R.; E. L Miller, U. S. W. V., and Willard Boyle, World War Veterans. C. C. Moon will be chairman in charge of the general arrangements for the Memorial day parade and services Others on the committee are: Hawkins and William Ashford. MOTION PICTURES

Indianapolis Responds f yC They came! They Saw! f '/v Jhey Heard! * They Cheered! ) T thousands — applauded the new . O’ policy! They loved the reW ] decorated theatre, the Neddie fc I PARDOR the new master of cere- * monies. He was an m- Ur 2f jtantaneous hit! His rous- J' mg "blues” singing! < \ brought down the house! I > E't Miss—-re-opening show! J’ till 1 p. ni. | till 6 and £. " fl c after 6 P 6 P ~ m ' I <Q

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Miss Dorothy Williams, 5074 Manlove St., is another entrant in the Times-Indiana bathing beauty contest which will be held April 24 at the Indiana Ballroom. She is making a bid for the title of Miss Indianapolis. Photograph is by Dexheimer Studio. 912 Odd Pellow Bldg., and the Bradley bathing suit was supplied by the EmRoe Sporting Goods Company.

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Dakota, announced he will not apologize to the New York Governor for his statement on the Senate floor that Harry F. Sinclair had contributed to Smith’s 1920 campaign and that later the Governor had appointed the oil magnate to the New York racing commission.

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