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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
6
Shanghai report says government headquarters at Liuho announced Nationalist troops had retaken Tsinan. Northern armies from Peiping are fleeing after a severe defeat, signaling a major setback for opposing forces.
Police recovered automobiles connected to Charles Retmier of 3135 Park Avenue. The vehicles were found on Chesapeake Street in the rear of Edwards Hotel.
In New York on August 15, Mrs. Mary Kennedy said she faced charges that someone poisoned food and threw it into her yard following a quarrel with a neighbor. She did not specify the accuser.
Rebels fled Tsinan the Shantung capital leaving large ammunition stocks behind. Government claims of victory aim to avert the threat to Nanking which northern leaders warned would fall. Indiana Directors Association met at Hotel Antlers Thursday night to redraw districts spanning Marion Howard Tipton Clifford Boone Hamilton Hendricks Johnson and Morgan counties.
The center of the north magnetic pole is estimated to lie about 1,400 miles south of the geographic North Pole, indicating a sizable offset between magnetic and geographic references.
Senator Heflin, in Birmingham after Alabama primary results, cites Bankhead challenge for November. He notes governor race figures, estimates turnout differences, and praises his Jeffersonian Democrat base while projecting needed Republican and allied votes to win. He cites voter abstention as a factor.
Manuel Herrick former Oklahoma congressman is ordered held for grand jury action after arrest while working at a still in St. Marys county Maryland. His bond is set at 1500 as he claims he acted as a handyman to aid federal prohibition investigators. His tumultuous tenure included a breach of promise suit against his secretary.
Funeral services for George F. Dickerson 80 retired Marion county farmer will be held Saturday at 10 o'clock at the New Mount Tabor Baptist Church near Lebanon. He died Thursday at the home of his daughter Mrs J W Pearcy near Lebanon and will be buried at Oakhill Cemetery there.
Part of Northern Michigan forest fires were started intentionally to gain employment. In Isabella county three men were fined for incendiarism on evidence they started brush fires to be hired to fight them. Glasgow students protested a color ban and the exclusion of an Indian from a training corps.
Mrs Kennedy alleges her 2 year old son was poisoned with crackers and popcorn by neighbor Mrs Gabriel Clark. She says a recent quarrel over their children preceded the incident and that the Kennedy boy was harmed last Tuesday.
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