Logansport Press (Newspaper) - July 1, 1931, Logansport, Indiana mi m mm iJofewSSn MBER A B c By tAUFER On Sports Beverly Hills VNo news outside those fs making a sucker out world cut here passed reso i asking congress to ex fc them from war nt know what claim have over other de nations unless its that are always fighting so among themselves that vars at once would be a rhip on cm lion is the h Looks like he will lo give em a bonus cept his plan Yours 00 Find AH Ad Errors By 7 ip a II tof a year by carrier in Indiana for 2 THREE CENTS Jrf V f i mm m M FORE f hundred entries were re ft in the theater ad contest Ada Smith of Wood 2021 i Logansport i all thirteen mistakes I found in these C f Olson Sons j tns Coal and Supply t Curl DrompP fry Maurice Conroy John fl H Wilholm f and New York Gets Ready T o Airmen Arrival T e Edmonton Alia June Galty announced tonight that when m e 3 a they will fly to Cleveland 0 Urine on to New York will Edmonton Alt June 30 Gatty tho American monoplane clown p ra p m a mile flight from Fairbanks drenched crowd ol several thousand yards irom the the Hoi on an rho filer tic kola the following Ada Delphi Cecil Forker u I sped toward side oi tj Logansport Mrs Walton Miss lall 121 Cliff Drive R R 2 AUo 10 Dawson t 11 M Miss Mary 6000 the h woodiawn appeared in rest and first were uncer tain when they could con Having traversed approximately ir need oC Miss City city Wood Market street City West street Mrs ox street Porter city er ix Boys About ence Kr n a vor their first pence caravan ovtr In Ernest Shively of Peru d Everett Walsh of Cn ile am appearing before us church and civic ions herein an effort to arouse interest in tho international peace conference to be held at Geneva in 1932 Walah la a graduate of Man chester while Shively will be a junior there next year and the two will make up one of 20 1 earns of young people in this sort of work in United Stales this Bummer Vhey Presbyterian church Ninth Street n church and the Temple tonight they ap pear before the Boy Scout units Thursday night they will speak tho Baptist Temple and the Street M 1J Sun clay morning they will bo at the Brethren church at and Sunday night they will talk at Avenue Metho Watch Over Piano They woro not tired how to supervise closely the operation of a tractor which was required to tow their plane through mnd to shel ter Tho fliers also declined to enter a carry them to a hotel until their plane was The pair left Fairbanks at a today fighting rain and complete in glad to be near agai n w here wo dont liaVe to make said radio photographers arid newspapermen gathered around tho aviators No Moro Black Bread Tes and where we have to oat hlack bread Post I am a little I am 0 K said Post oC the flight we had a heavy tail wind all tho way Gatty said he felt no ill a hlow from a 4 propellor on page 5 column 3 at Work On Last Bridge Pier Work will start this week on tho last pier for the new bridge being constructed at English lake by the Pennsylvania railroad W D division engineer said yesterday Ono side of new structure will bo placed in service by the middle It was said The bridge which has been un der construction for the past sev eral represents a cost of approximately vex l h puti 1 f Telephone and Telegraph companies close this afternoon of the with supply representatives inform ed members commission that they to latton which would bring close the relationships t h e nies cli were char in an order three weeks ago by Commission er Harry K C n th ber tsb n as de Threatened To Act v The to a close a period of lie c tic ex by of various officials of the ies He threatened grand proceedings yesterday when Sam uel To m li Liso n o t Plymouth p res ident of the Winona Telephone company other j clared on the stand he did whether he was an officer director or stockholder of the Intercommunications Cor which controls all toil lines ofthe companies Today the mission er threatened turn an Continued on page 5 Holmes Asks 825000 Of Sheriff Juno 0 Herbert 35 Wilson Marion said today he would the two men for ho slaying of Lafayette A with mur a robbery death penalty would he man If this charge is twenty minutes ployed to and hum ilton late today filed a suit for damages from Charles Sumner with whom a fist yesterday The blows it was said od tie sheriffs refusal to permit j Holmes to see his client without n court order The attorney fere da bruised nose and a cut on the forehead Vivian Gordon he York June 30 slaying of Vivian Gordon vice witness remains officially ed a Bronx jury ac quitted Harry Stein and Samuel Greenborg of her murder The jury after a trial of more than two weeks deliberated The two men were arrested April 8 more than a month after the body of Gordon alleged blackmailer and rice Inquiry ness was found strangled to death in Van park The based principally on the Harry Schlitten cl r I v e r o f the a ut o m o bi 1 e ih h id n the woman Stein and n man the trial merely as de m m m mm mm m wM m is M is xs mi JS Horse Heat Victims I In County Pass 1 And Many Animals At Work r Field Drop Dead Far a hundred Cass county horses and have been done to death by the heat in the past two it was estimated yesterday Heppe of the Logansport Fertilizer plant tola The j Press last night that his records would not disclose because so many calls have come in that they have several additional take care of them lo tho last Saturday night there were 54 calls on the horses and deaths over Sunday and on brought dozens m ore when the Indianapolis June 30 average probably can I not see how it can pet any er but is the forecast of Uio local IT S weather bureau for tomorrow for the Eastern and i Southern portions of the state iThe rest of the state also willcon o suffer in iho tem of tho past several days I Mondays storms over a i pnrt of tho stal served only to I tho for in period The weather j returned in full force again today deaths being or more vic tims of the present da ma pro ivas caus ed in hy Mondays storms reported at 550000 J iT of is to thf f te U L I A f Hold Driver After Death in Accident Bloomington Ind 30 reckless driving and possession of liquor today against Thomas May 47 driver of an figuring in a colli in Curtis Busick Or was killed and three pardons injured Saturday hit Bion leans Ht Desier June 30 Ai Sterne 65 and national Washington an stand for American much of its prospects for President plan for a war f repara tions moratorium high cial status as serious Another when his opinion of tKe out come tell Hope for an been abandoned neurologist died as long asthe discussions in of hia brother after J Parts were continuing I not to do present th e n avi ga t But Pang can take lie flying while the has a cruising rniles about the con take longer 25 miles an hour see the possibility around the world In sbm qxt would eastern fringe of Si would be in Can ada MUSS FARM OWNERS ME ARRESTED Grand Jury Reports Many Indictments In Vice Quiz J i Gary Ind June Robert G campaign vice conditions grand inry in today against owners of which alleged his of Lake and Burke Hoiel owner were among The also indictments against wo can county Wil Tames K Black Charging official negligence and fraud in with approval fees Ross Smith of Ham mond for inspection of road ma terials Smith was indicted Cor filing false claims Hold for Perjury Gene Carpenter representative of the North State Publishing company of Hammond was in for perjury and conspiracy in connection with bids he fur the Lake county treasur ers office We have only scratched the surface said An alleged police vice conspir acy in Gary will be placed before thp fall grand fury he said 38 Violator Is 38 of living the haying a stilK about 15 gal was n house together of two and a half liquor distillery re smell ed as he drove He found nobody window i cheap f alcohol Farm Board Will Limit Wheat Sale Washington Tune 30 Farm Board agreed to rught to r limit of stabilization wheat during the crop year to a cumulative 5000000 bushels monthly calls Tuesday thermometer went PO 92 more died ToJay Mr Heppe said NYC told them that we had all we could handle ior this time We had calls from many towns around here 1 never saw any thing like il 1 dont see how it could be the heat because there have been days just as hot in years gone by and we never had such a lot of caUo us this by j fho Mr Heppe was at a loss to rount for the He said j however that many calls Press All tho far west and thn New seaboard suffered fron a ho invaded the loll of to tho linat n en rod GOO Relief hy Thursday was held out for only hf Else whore there were only not j hopes j Tho man ran from snow flurries in park Montana lo prn of neir 110 in tho day were tor horses that died fields holier while working in wheat than which there is no place on a sultry day j The same is true of other j by the dozens j and fiheep also suffering deaths seem to be less j seriously affected One inan said Turn to Page 5 Column S Stores Prepare For Friday Sale Merchants of are busy arranging products for shopping clay on Fii a city event which will A high n pressure area over prophets said to cool its way cast iCon tin nod nn npp is column day be noon when slips good lars worith aie to be Thursday after bills and credit for several dol of merchandise tossed from an airplane over 22 towns and cities in trading area Stores will he open Fri day and Friday night but will be Hosed the Fourth of July THE WEATHER t Zer a find Whaley at still in cellar he No Bank Robbed m Month June 80 Today letter clay in the office of E TJ Osborne sae criminal When tho fifty ended the bur Indiana had passed an entire with out a bank the hour of I oclock when banking closed and his hopes were when the day passed uneventfully 6 7 S 9 10 Fair and con warm Wednesday ex cept possibly lo c a 1 thunder storms in south portion tled Thursday with local show ers lower tem Royal Centre Weather Bureau Department of Agriculture a a a a a m m m m m 76 SO ST II 12 1 2 3 a ra m p P P i Restraining Order Giv en Roads Dissolved June 30 United States District Court today dissolved a tem injunction restraining the i n I cr s t a t e c o m m c rcc commission from putting in to effect its order lowering freight rates on grain on line territory new will into feet aj soon ns possible tinne lion of the case The order was entered by Judge M Sparks and District Judges Walter C and Charles EWood ward It is not known whether either the carriers involved the gov to carry tho case further In its findings the court indi its the com merce commission had not gone outside the scone of the inter state in ordering the new rates which were design ed as a measure R S Outlaw attorney for the Alehison and Fe railroad said the railroads wonld probably be able to place the new rates into effect within a week m m 7 a m 12 Noon 88 so Oi 92 5S nation Midnight 3 p ou Year ago Maximum wind velocity ircm midnight to 3 P m miles per hour from south Year Ji 93 Minimum Coroner Cases Now 10 Over 6 month ran the Ten coroner cases during the past ran rne number for of bhe year to 34 ten more ihan were recorded June trans Otto During the past coroner were due to nai causes the remainder re from according records of Dr cases as t double vi Aurelia M Bean Dies Last Night Aurelia M Bean wife of the F Rean died at oclock last night She was TS years of ape She was preceded in death by her husband four years Surviving are five children Charles J and Earl J both of this city Mary E McGrath of Los Angeles Calif M Orth of Chicago R Gibson of Indianapolis Ind Mr Bean charter mem ber of the G LA to B of L E Funeral arrangements areto be announced later investigated attack victims There were three suicides two were killed in au two were electrocuted and one death was caused by drowning the cor records disclosed The large number of deaths dinner tioiie by the coroner during the regular 2 I week One fifty members of tbe their fam ilies the annual picnic dinner and general held at Dykeman park last night Dinner was served art 7 oclock after wh ich games contests were held Wililam Dudley May Glenn Laird and Charles Muehl hausen were on the committee in charge of the The took the noonday place of the this
