Gem Fortune Hunted in Zuta Inquiry Reveals Gems
Investigators tracing Jack Zuta gang money found evidence of a gem cache believed to hold 150000 or more in diamonds stolen in eastern robberies. The cache surfaced after box four yielded a key linking to later evidence as Pat Roche and Harry Ash review the estate and inheritance tax, with records showing Zuta's influence a decade ago with rivals in racketeering.
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Y United Press
Chicago
Jack Zuta
Pat Roche
Roche
Zuta
Nether
Harry Ash
Assistat
Big Jim Colosimo
Dion O'Banion
Col McNutt at Camp Knog Leads Reserve Officers Unit
Col Paul V. McNutt former national American Legion commander heads a reserve officers unit at a summer training camp in Camp Knog Kentucky. He serves with the Sixty second field artillery brigade of Ohio alongside several Indianapolis officers.
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Legion
Knog
Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
National American Legion
McNutt
Sixty-second Field Artillery Brigade
Ohio
Indianapolis
Boy Struck by Auto Injures 10 Year Old in Front of Home
Eugene Harris, 10, of 230 East Henry Street, is in city hospital with a cut lip and leg lacerations after being struck by Oscar W. Meyer, 44, of 222 Bicking Street, in front of his home. The boy ran in front of the car driven by Meyer. Renewal of the search for Noah Stinson, 50, a Spanish-American War veteran, began in Indianapolis. His father Fillmore Stinson, 322 Bright Street, is organizing the search.
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Eugene Harris
Henry Street
City Hospital
Oscar W. Meyer
Bicking Street
Meyer
Noah Stinson
Indianapolis
Stinson
Fillmore Stinson
Bright Street
Mrs Valentino seeks divorce restore Zeidman name
Chicago Aug 20 United Press Mrs Clara Zeidman 16 tells Judge Immenhausen she wants divorce from James Valentino once associated with romance of Valentino name. She requests her maiden name be restored.
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United Press
Chicago
Valentino
Clara Valentino
Herbert G. Immenhausen
James Valentino
Zeidman
Biscuits Made From Paste Poison Family In Louisville
A Louisville family of five was stricken after eating biscuits made from flour mixed with paste powder found by a 10 year old in the street. The 15 month old daughter was near death while the parents and two sons responded to treatment.
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United Press
Louisville
Charles E. Bradshaw
Eiffel Tower Sale Denied by French Officials
Paris reports the Eiffel Tower is not for sale despite a rich woman's offer. The government touts the landmark as a revenue source drawing thousands of tourists annually who climb to the top. Meanwhile in Bedford Indiana, 12 year old Hermoine Vaughn sets a tree sitting record at 516 hours, outlasting nearby youths. In North Andover Massachusetts a honeymoon car crash kills three, including a newly married couple.
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United Press
Paris
Office of Works
Bedford
Ind
Hermoine Vaughn
Harold Bennett
North ‘Andover
Mass
Paul Greaves
Edwin Nash
Air mail pilot saved Empire Builder rewarded
Chicago August 20 The air mail pilot M B Freeburg who saved the Empire Builder from a burning bridge near La Crosse Wisconsin was presented with a wrist watch by Burlington Railroad. He circled the train and shone landing lights to stop the express ahead of the blaze.
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United Press
Chicago
Air Mail
Bobby Jones
Burlington Railroad
M. B. Freeburg
Sear la Crosse
Wis
Prowler Sets Fire to Garage and Shed on Pershing Ave
Incendiary blazes destroyed a garage and a shed Tuesday night causing 150 dollars in losses. The Rankin garage at 1127 South Pershing avenue incurred 100 dollars, while the Willoughby shed at 1129 South Pershing avenue suffered 50 dollars. B M Forbes of Forbes Hubbard Lumber Co suspects a firebug after seeing a Negro flee the planing mill.
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J. E. Rankin
South Pershing Avenue
A. Willoughby
B. M. Forbes
Forbes-Hubbard Lumber Company
Shelby Street
Belt Tracks
Jury Trial Set for Cab Official Thomas Moore
Thomas Moore of United Cab Company faces reckless driving and assault charges. The jury trial is scheduled for Thursday afternoon in municipal court before Special Judge Wilbur Royse, after an order from the supreme court directed Judge Clifton R. Cameron to proceed despite objections from Moore’s attorney Seth Ward. The case stems from an auto crash three weeks ago at North and Pennsylvania streets with Walter Myers, attorney.
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Thomas Moore
United Cab Company
Wilbur Royse
Clifton R. Cameron
Supreme Court
Seth Ward
Moore
Cameron
Walter Myers
North
Pennsylvania
Cockerair mill collapses at Everton landmark
The Cockerair mill in Everton Indiana partially erected 108 years ago collapsed leaving lumber over machinery. Looms show pieces of blankets being woven when the mill ceased operations as the structure fell.
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Everton
Ind
Union County
Anglican bishops approve birth control and war pacifism plan
The archbishop of Canterbury Cosmo Lang reported resolutions from the world Anglican bishops meeting in England. They sanction birth control under strict conditions, vow to preach against war, address the divorce issue firmly, and grant women greater church authority.
Funeral held for Mrs Anna Jt Mark 82 lifelong Grant county resident
Funeral services were held today for Mrs Anna Jt Mark aged 82 a lifelong resident of Grant county She leaves three sons Grover Mark of Anderson George and James of Marion and a daughter Mrs Nellie Barnes of Marion
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Marion
Ind
Anna Jt Mark
Grant County
Grover Mark
Anderson
George
James
Nellie Barnes
Graft probe ordered in Gotham linked to Ewald case
Governor Roosevelt orders sweeping investigation into New York judiciary graft. A special prosecutor will take over the Ewald case after Thomas Crain was superseded. The inquiry targets judges’ appointments and bench selections amid Tammany Hall corruption charges and a looming extraordinary term.
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United Press
Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York City
Ewald
Hamilton Ward
Thomas C. T. Crain
James Walker
Tammany Hall
George F. Ewald
Tammany
Philip J. McCook
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Six Die in Mt Asama Yama Eruption Near Tokio
An eruption of Mt Asama Yama killed six people today. The volcano lies ninety miles northwest of Tokio and is among Japan's most active.
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Mountain
Tokio
United Press
Japan
Here
American born Chinese Shriner runs Chinatown telephone exchange
Leo Kern, an American-born Chinese member of Islam temple, manages a famed Chinatown telephone exchange in San Francisco where numbers are spoken only in Chinese and only Oriental girls take numbers.
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Leo Kern
Islam Temple
San Francisco
Chinatown
Bandits Fire On Youths At Gas Station Raid
Two bandits attempted to rob a filling station at Twenty-fifth street and Keystone avenue and fired twice at youths Fred Cain and Bud Danke, both 17, who fled as the shots whined overhead. The robbers stayed in their car during the attempted robbery.
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Twenty-fifth Street
Keystone Avenue
Fred Cain
Delaware Street
Bud Danke
New Jersey Street
Cain
Danke
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