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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1930

Page

4

Sea code debate frames naval futures at Williams College

At Williams College Aug 11 1986 Admiral Sir Herbert Richmond and Admiral Arthur J Hepburn warned that without a stronger world organization and a workable code the freedom of the seas and disarmament will stall. They questioned who would enforce any agreement as treaties are often violated and Kellogg Pact pledges exist alongside national defense build up.

William Philip Simms Scripps-Howard Williamstown Mass United States League of Nations Institute of Politics Herbert Richmond Arthur J. Hepburn United States Navy Sir Herbert Great Britain Senator Borah Admiral Richmond London World Organization Britain America

Cross Burns Before Camp Of Young Reds

United Press reports two New York women running a communist camp near Vanetten faced treason charges after rejecting an American flag. Klansmen and American Legion members staged a burning cross and amid tensions police sent the women back to camp under guard.

United Press N. Y United States Klan Patriotic Society Vanetten Mabel Husa Aliene Holmes New York City A. E. Dennis Floyd Koons Athens American Legion Office of William Westbrook Paul M. Winter Ku Klux Klan WHAP

Alabama and Arkansas Primary Contests Raise tensions

Alabama and Arkansas set primaries Tuesday as anti-Heflin forces in Alabama seek to channel the 1928 split. John H. Blankhead and Frederick I. Thompson rival for the Democratic Senate nomination while Heflin supporters decry alleged illegal voting rules. In Arkansas, Senator Joseph Robinson faces Thomas W. Campbell for the Democratic nomination after Robinson returned from Washington and Paris.

Birmingham Als Arkansas Joseph T. Robinson Alabama Arkansaw al Smith Herbert Hoover Heflin John H. Blankhead Jasper Frederick I. Thompson Mobile Tamman

Best Vacation Letter Wins Prize in Times Contest

A contest for vacation letters drew many entries. C. S. Masterson of 937 Bancroft Street won for his report about a man over 50 studying at a university during vacation. Loren W. Phillips of Shelbyville Indiana submitted a top snap from Cody road in Shoshone canyon Yellowstone National Park.

Cody Road Shoshone Canyon Yellowstone National Park Loren W. Phillips Shelbyville Ind Aes Masterson and Phillips Toy C. S. Masterson Bancroft Street Masterson

Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Recovered or Reported Stolen

Police log lists multiple vehicles reported stolen to authorities. Names include William Beam with a Stutz sedan tied to Kentucky avenues and an Indiana box address, plus Arthur Fields and a Buick with partial plate details. Ford and Bluf road entries also appear with scattered locations.

William Beam R. R Ford Bluf Road Arthur Fields Palmer Street Buicka Illinois Street

Ax Killings Unearth Love Intrigue In Groton

State police said Stanley S. Bogue 34 a World War veteran confessed to killing Mrs Eva Roberts 52 and Ole Osterberg 65 with an ax in Groton. The murders Sunday exposed a complex rural romance with Roberts described as mother of eight.

United Press Groton Conn Stanley S. Bogue Eva Roberts Ole Osterberg

Liberia slavery probe ends as Faulkner weighs plan for West Africa

An international commission finishes its Liberia slavery inquiry in New York. It remains to be announced whether Thomas J. R. Faulkner, Brooklyn resident and leader of Liberia’s Peoples party, will depart for West Africa or delay his bid for Liberia’s presidency. He opposes President Charles Dunbar Burgess King.

United Press New York International Commission Republic of Liberia Thomas J. R. Faulkner Brooklyn West Africa Faulkner Negro Republic Peoples Party Liberia Commission Charles Dunbar Burgess King

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