Cobber Held on Clews in Fiend Killing
Police chase in Minneapolis as Dorothy Anne case widens with a 22-year-old nearby missing youth under scrutiny. Cobbler Albert Mollenauer and two brothers among nine suspects held. hair, cord, underwear and tire tread link shop to victim. Reward boosted to 4 275.
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United Preas Putinneapolis
Hickman
Andrew E. Crummy
Dorothy Anne
Edward William Hickman
Hector Crummy
Los Angeles
Crummy
Dorothy
Aune
Hiawatha Avenue
Albert Mollenauer
Mollenauer
O Brothers
Boyhood Dream True at 103-Made Police Chief
Galusha Cole, who dreamed as a boy of becoming police chief, was honored as honorary chief of Pasadena's patrolmen at his 103rd birthday celebration. A civic event drew crowds with a fire department band, singing, and remarks from the Chamber of Commerce president while he admired his new badge.
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United Press
Asadena
Cal
Galusha Cole
Pasadena
California
Galusha
Chamber of Commerce
Transport Chief Hires Five Relatives Amid Budget Talk
County Auditor Harry Dunn outlined a 1930 Marion County budget likely to raise the tax rate from 31.5 cents to an estimated 40 to 50 cents per $100 of property. Increases cited include the gravel road fund, inmate expenses, and bond retirements. Dunn expects the budget ready by Saturday morning.
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Marion County
Harry Dunn
Dunn
Ready for Gallows Bay United Press
J. H. Alderman, dubbed liquor pirate, is to be hanged in a coast guard seaplane hangar at Lauderdale Florida on Saturday under strict secrecy. Newspaper men are barred. Broward authorities declined to permit hanging on the county jail roof. A large wooden gallows stands inside the hangar as Alderman, refusing further appeals, spends days with family and reading the Bible.
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Bay United Press
Lauderdale
Fla
J. H. Alderman
Coast
Hoover
State highway chief faces nepotism questions over relatives on payroll
Omer S. Manlove head of the motor transport division reportedly employs five relatives and a sixth recently resigned, earning about 12 800 yearly together. The payroll includes Irvin Manlove and others with duties as mechanic, foreman, stock records clerk, and purchase order clerk. Manlove blamed discharged workers and Edward Paul for criticism and noted Huddleston’s report on repair costs led to firings in May.
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Omer S. Manlove
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Statehouse Annex
Harry G. Leslie
Statehouse
Manlove
Irvin Manlove
Santford Weaver
James Wright
Catherine Hunt
Fred Bronnenberg
Martha Manlove
Annex
Wright
Ed Paul
Cambridge City
Fred R. Huddleston
East Twenty-fifth Street
Huddleston
Times
Harry A. Hitzelberger
Useless $100000 Bridge And Road Near Newburg
Public hearing in Evansville concerning a road project on Route 66 near Newburg Indiana. A bridge and pavement costing about $100000 would be unused if the Public Service Commission rules against the Highway Commission due to a missed crossing petition with Evansville and Ohio Valley traction. Citizens protest the crossing hazard as railroad officials oppose the project.
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Public Service Commission
State Highway Commission
Road
Newburg
Ind
Highway Commission
Evansville
Ohio Valley
David Matthews
John McCradle
Commission
Stockman to report dance news from major conventions
Indiana dancer Stockman leaves for Pittsburgh to cover the Dancing Masters of America convention and teach among 500 teachers. He will file daily reports to The Times from Pittsburgh and Chicago where the Chicago Association of Dance Masters holds sessions, with further stories planned.
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Indianapolis
the Times
Louis Stockman
Stockman
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Dancing Masters of America, Inc
Ted Shawn
Spokane Sun God Makes Nonstop Spokane to New York Flight
The Spokane Sun God completed a nonstop round trip from Spokane to New York with 180 gallons of fuel after two in-flight refuelings. Lieut. Nick Mamer and Art Walker piloted the craft, which landed near San Francisco’s Mills Field unable to locate the airport for refueling. The note claimed 100 mph average speed and a San Francisco arrival around 3 a.m.
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United Press Mills
San Francisco
Spokane
Sun God
New York
Nick Mamer
Art Walker
Cheyenne
Mamer
Walker
Wyoming City
Sun God Sets for Transcontinental Nonstop Flight
Spokane reports the Sun God aircraft piloted by Nick Namer and Art Walker aiming to span the continent and return in 72 hours. Mrs. Evelyn Fancher christened the plane, ceremonies attended by officials and Spokane Indians. Weather conditions predicted nearly perfect across the route through Cheyenne, Cleveland, New York, and back via St. Paul Missoula Fargo and other stops.
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United Press
Spokane
Wash
Nick Namer
Art Walker
Evelyn Fancher
Jack Fancher
Army
Namer
Walker
New York
James Kimball
United States Weather Bureau
United States
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mamer
Cleveland
Twin Cities
Fargo
Bismarck
Miles City
Mont
Butte
Missoula
St. Paul
Senate panel rejects Hawley sugar tariff plan
Washington August 16 Republican members of the senate finance committee vote to reject the proposed sugar tariff of 2.40 cents a pound from the Hawley bill. The committee cannot agree on a substitute rate and plans to resume talks after lunch.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Bus Driver Arrested Over July Collision
Harold Reitzel age 28 of 316 Wes Twenty-eighth street was arrested today on a failure to stop after an accident charge stemming from an alleged collision on July 15. His bus is said to have struck a wagon loaded with corn driven by Hans Nelson of 3631 West Washington street.
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Harold Reitzel
Wes
Twenty-eighth Street
Reitzel
Hans Nelson
West
Washington Street
No Socks No Runs Girls Roam Minus Hose in Indiana
In Indianapolis a stockingless fad spreads despite Wichita efforts to curb bare legs. Mayor Slack supports the trend, health chief Morgan warns against public nudity, and local W C T U leaders dismiss involvement while urging focus on other issues.
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Eldora Field
Indianapolis
Herman G. Morgan
L. Ert
Hey
Myra McHenry
Carrie Nation
Charles S. Lawrence
Wichita
Slack
Fern Morrison
Sevilla Tate
Albertina Rasch Girls
Fifth Avenue
Indiana Theter
Wheat prices climb on poor yields and world shortage
Prospects of a poor Canadian and U S wheat crop and a world shortage of 380 million bushels push prices higher. September Chicago futures rise to 1.29 and cash wheat gains about three cents as Phra markets report similar moves.
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United Press
Chicago
Canada
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
Phra
Clash on Manchurian border leaves twelve Russians four Chinese dead
A Nippon Dempo News Agency dispatch from Pogranichiyana reports that twelve Russians and four Chinese were killed Friday morning in a clash on the Manchurian-Siberian border near the Chinese Eastern railway eighty miles north of Vladivostok. In Indiana, Mrs. Jesse Garner, restaurant owner, faced a bandit who fled after threatening to shoot but took nothing.
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United Press Tokio
Nippon Dempo
Pogranichiyana
Harin
Vladivostok
Connersville
Ind
Jesse Garner
Graf Zeppelin Flies Over Urals Toward Siberia Amid Storm Threats
The Graf Zeppelin, under Commander Hugo Eckener, travels a polar route above 60 latitude from Friedrichshafen toward Tokio as storms threaten its path over the Ural mountains. The flight, from Potshevska near the Urals, proceeds at 65 to 70 mph with 20 passengers and 40 crew aboard, aiming to Yenissek and Yakutsk before crossing to Japan. Akron reports Eckener to meet Goodyear and Zeppelin officials to discuss a transoceanic airship line.
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Zeppelin
Ural Mountains
Siberia
United Press
Moscow
Graf Foodlin
Russia
Hugo Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Tokio
Potshevska
Siberian
Latvia
Eckener
Vologda
Vyatka
Urals
Yenissesk
Yenessei River
Yakutsk
Lena River
Khabarosk
Manchurian
Valdivostok
Japanese Sea
Akron
Graf Zeppelin
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Zeppelin Company
Atlantic
Pacific
Goodyear
Pullman Porter Held Without Warrant Then Freed by Judge
James Goodwin a 30 year old Pullman porter was detained at Union Station after a federal agent found nearly a pint of bonded whisky in his grip. Municipal Judge Paul Wetter dismissed the case citing lack of a search warrant though federal officials said probable cause justified a warrantless search.
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James Goodwin
North West Street
Edwin P. Huntington
Huntington
James M. Browning
Goodwin
Webster Spates
Washington
Prohibition Department
See You in Church Sparks New Love Trust Plan
Chicago pastor Rev. Dr. John Thompson proposes sparking nooks in churches to aid youth dating. He backs home like clubrooms with subdued lights for couples to hold hands and whisper, saying a caress is not evil if not abused. He notes the Seattle Youth Disciples convention approved light kissing and embracing among close friends.
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United Press
Hicago
Dan Cupid
John Thompson
Thompson
Chicago
International ‘Youth Disciples of Christ
Seattle
Graf Zeppelin Faces Typhoon Risk As It Heads To Tokio
Fear rose in Tokio as the Graf Zeppelin neared Japan with a typhoon threat along the coast and across much of the nation. Strong winds have swept Japan for the past day, raising concern about the airship’s final leg.
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United Press
Tokio
Germany
Japanese Sea
Japan
Chicago Woman Found Dead at Devil's Lake
Devils Lake near Baraboo Wisconsin recovered the body of Mrs. James Parillo of Chicago eight days after she and her husband vanished while honeymooning. Authorities believe they fell from a row boat during a seat change as they attempted photos on the lake.
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Chicago
Devil’s Lake
United Preas Baraboo
Wis
Devils Lake
James Parillo
Temperature readings by time of day
Hourly temperatures show a progression from 57 at 6 am to 76 at 1 pm with 71 at 10 am, 66 at 8 am, 75 at 12 noon, and 69 at 9 am. The data includes mid morning and early afternoon values, indicating warm daytime warming.
Boys seek funds to take Kitten Ball champs to Louisville
Arrangements are made to send the Kitten Ball League champions to Louisville next Thursday for a three game series with the Louisville champions. Private contributions are needed immediately with $250 required at once. The Times and the recreation department urge public spirited citizens to support the move.
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Louisville
the Times
Recreation Department
Indianapolis
Playground Edi Times
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