Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 93, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1928 — Page 32

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DRY REPEAL IS IMPOSSIBLE, SAYS CURTIS Senator Makes First References to Booze in Speech at Boston, By KENNETH G. CRAWFORD United Press Special Correspondent SALEM, Mass., Sept. 7.—Repeal of prohibition is impossible, regardless of the outcorA of the November election, Senator Charles Curtis. Republican vice presidential nominee, said here Thursday in his final Massachusetts speech. "Don’t let them fool you into thinking they can amend the Constitution,” Curtis said. “As Congress is now constituted, it can’t be done.” It was the first time he has mentioned prohibition since he arrived in Massachusetts to start the Republican campaign for the national ticket. “Like Drowning Men” Representative A. P. Andrews, who preceded Curtis on the Salem program, had referred to prohibition, and the nominee followed his example toward the close of a high tariff address. “They are like a drowning man grasping for a straw and it will not hold them up,” Curtis said of the Democratic attitude toward prohibition. Curtis reviewed his own record on prohibition as county attorney in Topeka, Kas., where he closed every saloon in the city after thirty days in office. He also made a plea for religious tolerance. “This is a free country,” he said. “Every man has a right to worship as he wishes. Furthermore, no party has an edge on patriotism.” Visits Maine Tonight The nominee recognized the right of every one to believe as he wishes about prohibition, but warned his audience “not to be fooled bypromises of repeal.” The Senator will speak tonight atBangor, Me., and at Portland, Me., Saturday night, Curtis plans to speak principally on the tariff.

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DRAFT MURDER CHARGES AFTER WOMAJfS TALE Plan Formal Indictment of Charles Beasley for Auto Ride Death. Bn Times Special NEWCASTLE. Ind., Sept. 7. Charles Beasley, 34, will be brought here from Muncie today or Saturday to be charged formally with the murder of Mrs. Myrtle Miller, 36, a week ago. This move was decided on here Thursday when Mrs. Irene Moyer, 24, Terre Haute, made anew confession in which she admitted being in the auto when Beasley killed Mrs. Miller on a lonely road near here in Henry County, last Friday night. Her confession was made after four hours of questioning here. She previously haa visited the murder scene and the place where the body was found Saturday morning. She said that Beasley had struck Mrs. Miller on the head nin teen times with the butt of a revolver She says that she and Homer Patterson, Terre Haute, were then ordered from the car and when Beasley returned, he was alone. According to her confession, the

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According to A. J. Carlson, chairman of the department of physiology at the University of Chicago, the study of this similarity is of fundamental importance in the acquisition of knowledge concerning nervous action. “The obscure problems of physiology,” said Dr. Carlson, “and the problems difficult to work out on experimental animals must be approached through study on easily controlable materials.” The freakish behavior of pure iron in nitric acid has long been known but it was not till Dr. Lillie began his experiments that the almost startling similarity with living nerves was discovered. A popular demonstration of the experiment consists of a pure iron wire, one to five centimeters long, immersed in

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