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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
8
A county grand jury convened to investigate the Katz case which had been hushed by its principals and kept from public prints for a week after Katz was reportedly captured in his large sedan.
Washington reports half a billion dollars may be at stake as Senate and House Indian committees challenge jurisdiction over New York lands tied to Aluminum Company of America railways gas wells and townsites. The inquiry seeks full U S control over Indian lands and revenues from leases and rights of way.
Berlin critics hailed Paul Robeson as the first great American actor seen in Germany for his title role in Eugene ONeill The Emperor Jones. The Negro actor's performance captivated Berlin audiences and carried the show by storm.
Morris Hillquit, chairman of the American Socialist party executive committee, warned in San Francisco that if the London naval conference fails and Ramsay MacDonald's government collapses the world will either demand a new conference or slide into an arms race that could trigger a new world war.
A sales pitch offers a life time free ambulance service in Indianapolis for a small amount. The certificate promises profit sharing and a 20% discount on funeral services for any family member, challenging readers to consider its value.
Police hold three men in a Kansas City kidnaping case involving Michael Katz a millionaire cut rate druggist who denies he was abducted. Katz and his brother Isaac built their fortune by aggressive discount pricing after a dramatic March 17 incident on a south side boulevard. Extortion of $100000 was alleged for his safe return. The three suspects include Bessie Nigro and Eddie Leonard with ties to the city underworld and St. Louis gang activity.
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