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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1928

Page

2

Take Steps to Place Padlock on Green Mill

Deputy prosecutor Vinson H. Manifold prepared to seek permanent closure of the Green Mill barbecue and dance hall at 3103 E Thirty-Eighth St citing injunctions and prior liquor dispatches. Sheriff Hawkins said deputies had closed it for alleged violation of an injunction. Terrence King, a rum runner, was murdered there in a Thursday morning feud. Miss Magic Ford, 22, testified as a dancer and entertainer. Residents threaten a nuisance suit to shut the establishment.

Republican Omer Hawkins Green Mill Vinson H. Manifold Terrence King Wilkinson Haag Indianapolis Manifold Hawkins Zimri Dugan Danville Ind Magic Ford Phillip H. Smith New York St Beauty Ave King N. Capitol Ave

Grocery Men to Meet in West Baden Convention

One thousand salesmen and executives from twenty three states will converge on West Baden Indiana the week of August 27 for the Independent Grocers Alliance of America convention. The alliance unites independent wholesalers and retailers to gain advantages in mass buying merchandising and advertising. It ranks second in size to a chain system of grocers.

United Preas West Baden Ind

Koenig dies after quitting work for $75,000 inheritance

Lorenz Koenig of Omaha inherited $75,000 from his son's estate after declaring he would die if he quit work. He quit work and fell ill within six months, dying later. Friends credit lack of manual labor for his decline, while officials cited old age and heat.

Omaha Lorenz Koenig Koenig

Tax Cut Could Offset 2 Cent State Levy Increase

State auditor L W S Bowman said a possible offset would be reducing the general fund levy from 2 to 1 cent, potentially making the total rate 24 cents instead of 25. The 2-cent levy for state supported universities and normal schools would be included in the 1926 levy, with $500000 of the fund available starting 1929. Indiana and Purdue universities would share seven-twentieths each, while the two normal schools at Muncie and Terre Haute would get three-twentieths each.

L. W. S. Bowman Bowman Indiana Purdue Muncie Terre Haute

Funeral for Brennan in quiet dignity at Mount Carmel

Final tribute to George E. Brennan, longtime Democratic leader, opened with Governor Alfred E. Smith among a modest arriving party. The service moved to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel as family and hundreds watched a restrained procession and dignified rites.

James K. Martindale United Press Chicago George E. Brennan Alfred E. Smith New York Brennan Smith

Procession and Mass for Mrs Brennan at City Church

Governor Smith with Mrs Brennan followed by pall bearers as about 4,000 spectators gathered. A trio of male voices sang as the solemn requiem mass opened led by Monsignor Joseph Casey returning from vacation to conduct the services.

Woman Slays Rival On Train In Kentucky Shooting

Miss Pearl Owen 27 of Louisville was shot and killed on a passenger train near Ferguson Kentucky by Mrs Logan Perkins 27 of White City Kansas. Perkins wrestled in the aisle after the volley with a revolver seized by train conductor Dan Bemneen. Perkins, said to be in a nervous breakdown, was hospitalized and then sent to police chief Robert Warren’s home to await arraignment. The body was to be transported to Louisville. Perkins did not issue a statement.

United Press Somerset Pearl Owen Louisville Logan Perkins Whitey City Kan Miss Owen Perkins Ferguson Danville Dan Bemneen Miss Owens

Auto Crash Kills Sammy Diller Near Lafayette

Sammy Diller a 22 year old from Bluffton Ohio was killed instantly when his car left the road east of Lafayette Indiana and struck a telephone pole. He had been employed locally.

Lafayette Ind Sammy Diller Bluffton Ohio Here

Empress Enters Silk Industry At Imperial Palace

The Empress of Japan has started a small silk farm in the imperial palace compound. She wore cocoons intended for clothing of the Emperor and Empress Dowager. She collected about five bushels of cocoons and sent silk yarn to the Tokio Higher Polytechnical School to be woven into cloth.

United Press Tokio Japan Imperial Palace Tokio Higher Polytechnical School

Hold Girl as Thief Seized for Alleged Night Theft

Mildred McClintock Bartley 19 of 3824 Rookwood Ave faces charges of stealing a watch and clothing from Edna Sharp at 2123 College Ave. Detectives say she moved through rooming houses and hid loot outside. A prior 60 day sentence was suspended last November after her father paid $10. he has been postmaster since 1922 with two years left in his term, resigning Sept. 19.

Mildred McClintock Bartley Rookwood Ave Edna Sharp College Ave

Richmond Postmaster Quits for Pittsburgh Organization

Richmond Indiana August 10 Ray Weisbrod has resigned as postmaster to join an organization based in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

Richmond Ind Ray Weisbrod Pittsburgh

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