Rum Village Back To Sleep Amid Bootleg Ring Bust
Fort Pond on Long Island reelined to quiet after a raid exposing a large cache of smuggled liquor. State troopers faced charges of taking bribes while a Benson place watchman and guerrillas protected the liquor. A woman driver aided distribution as a trooper attempt to rob the cache sparked the downfall.
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United Press
New York
Fort Pond
Long Island
Montauk Light
New York City
Ft. Pond
Benson Place
South Shore
Donoument
William Delmadge
Order for sanitary survey in Indiana storm area
Dr. Willam F. King secretary of the State board of health has ordered a complete sanitary survey of the devastated Indiana regions. The action follows a report from A. BE Wert director of housing and sanitation noting immediate dangers. Wert and B. M. Jeup acting sanitary engineer will conduct the survey this week.
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Indiana Storm Area
Willam F. King
State Board of Health
A. Be, Wert
Three Rooms Remodeled for Police Headquarters Court
New Municipal court opened at 9 am in police HQ on third floor in a former dormitory. Judge Dan V White presides with Miss Catherine Reider as secretary and Miss Helen Longshore as stenographer. Early docket includes motorists fined for speeding and improper rights. jurists assign east and west side cases for a month.
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Dan V. White
Jackson
White
Shank
Catherine Reider
College Ave
William H. Remy
Charles McIntyre
Wiliam Dunlop
Shiel Apts
Illinois
Ohio
Boyer
George Malone
University Heights
Lester Wells
Parker Ave
Walter Allen
Indianapolis Ave
William Milton
Illinois St
William Todd
Chiscago
Ill
Meridian St
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Bond warning to county officials on bonds for deputies
Lawrence F. Orr, chief examiner of the State board of accounts, warns county officials statewide against wholesale issuance of surety bonds to deputy officials. He cites Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam's opinion that bonds are payable from public funds only in offices mandated by law. Bond companies have canvassed the state, prompting the letters.
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Lawrence F. Orr
State Board of Accounts
Orr
Arthur L. Gilliam
Four Drivers Arrested After Weekend Accidents
Four motorists were arrested on charges of failing to stop after accidents during the weekend. Edward H. Stewart, 28, faced theft weapons and failure to stop after a crash at Washington and East. Ralph Leighton and George Messink, ages 28 and 37, faced multiple charges including DWI. Ruben Torrence, 29, charged with intoxication after a collision at Vermont and Senate. Flmus Spann, 28, arrested for leaving after a collision and charged with assault and DWI. Police hunted a fourth driver after a collision with Fred Vandervander.
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Edward H. Stewart
Liberty St
Morris Welch
Colege Ave
Washington and
East Sts
Welch
Ralph Leighton
Central Ave
George Messink
Bay St
Ruben Torrence
Nison Ave
Fred Wilson
Forty- Second St
Vermont St
Senate Ave
E. C. McQueen
Michigan St
Capitol Ave
Wilson
Flmus Spann
Roosevelt Ave
Charles Buchanan
Gale Sts
Erma Buchanan
Spann
George Cowen
Hovey St
Rick
Cowen
Fred Vande Vander
Richland St
Harding and
Raymond Sts
Remonstrance Date Set Over Marion County Road Bonds
State tax commissioners designate Saturday May 2 to hear remonstrances against 440000 dollars in bonds for six proposed Marion County roads. Harry O Dunn county auditor verifies remonstrances while 57 signers seek withdrawal over misrepresentation claims. Proposed road bonds include Esmon 78000 Brill 16000 MacGregor 80000 Fitch 112000 Kassebaum 47000 Duvall 97000.
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Marion
Harry 0. Dunn
John P. Esmon
John Brill
Charles MacGregor
C. F. Fitch
J. A. Kassebaum
John L. Duvall
Tax Board
Brill Rad
Boys chased from Pleasant Run swim scene by motor police
Motor Policemen Bushong and Love pursued nine youths aged 9 to 13 at Pleasant Run near Ritter Ave where they swam in nature’s garb. A pair of rubber boats a fisherman coat and three fishing reels valued at $30 were stolen from Willard Starkey’s car at 2855 S. Meridian St on Saturday.
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Bushong and
Love
Pleasant Run
Ritter Ave
Willard Starkey
S. Meridian St
Intoxicated Reading At City Prison Arrests Over Weekend
Police report shows thirty seven men and four women charged at the city prison. Nine men and two women held as alleged blind tiger operators. One woman and one man charged with statutory offense. Thirteen men and nine women held as vagants. Thirty seven men and two women charged with assault and battery.
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Polie
Burglar Uses Key To Loot Harding Street Home
W. H. Nendell reported a burglar gained entry by a key left in a shove box on the porch of 1802 N Harding St and took an $18 coat after dining on pie and chicken. At Dr S L Hebert’s office 837 W New York St a window left open led to theft of 250 grains of cocaine 50 morphine tablets and $105 worth of clothes. A mail carrier earns ten days sick leave annually.
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W. H. Nendell
N. Harding St
S. L. Hebert
New York St
Seven Hurt In Subway Crash Near Penn Station
Northbound subway train jumped the track near the Pennsylvania station, tearing down seven tunnel supports and injuring seven while shocking the crowd. Passengers were knocked down and trampled, lights failed, and exit routes were blocked by the wreck. Nathan Lipson was pushed through a window as panicked passengers fled into darkness.
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Bo United Press
New York
Pennsylvania Railway Station
Nathan Lipson
Outgro Advertising Claims Quick Nail Treatment
An advertisement promotes Outgro as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists, noting a tiny amount applied in the ungrowing nail crevice reduces inflammation and pain, toughens tender skin beneath, and helps the nail turn outward. Directions available for purchase at drug stores.
Federation to Meet with Goldsmith as Principal Speaker
Samuel A. Goldsmith of New York, director of the Bureau of Jewish Social Research, will be the principal speaker at the Jewish Federation annual meeting on Thursday evening in the Communal Blog. He will discuss Jewish Community Life in the American City and notes recent surveys in Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, and Los Angeles, plus ongoing child care research in Chicago. Charles F. Kahn chairs the arrangements committee.
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Samuel A. Goldsmith
New York
Bureau of Jewish Social Research
Jewish Federation
Goldsmith
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Charles F. Kahn
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