Justice Hughes Warns On Respect For Law At ABA Meet
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes told the American Bar Association convention in Chicago that the nation’s greatest need is better administration of criminal law. He urged fostering respect for law and safeguarding life and property against crime’s capitalization, speaking from the Stage of the civic opera house.
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United Press
Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Hughes
New Civic Opera House
Cleopatra pearl hoax exposed by scientists
Paris Aug 22 reports modern scientists doubt the tale that Cleopatra dissolved a $200000 pearl in vinegar to impress Antony. The article notes scientists have tested various pearls in vinegar with no dissolution observed.
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Bw United Preas
Paris
Cleopatra
Anthony
Theft of Rifles From Riverside Shooting Gallery
Park officials report that a stock of rifles and ammunition used at the Riverside amusement park shooting gallery was stolen early today, with police notified.
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Riverside Amusement Park
Delaware street bridge approaches completed in Fall Creek area
After years of waiting six approaches to the Delaware street bridge over Fall Creek are finished and in use by north side motorists. Boulevard lights will arrive in days and the park board studies six traffic light sets. Paving funded by purchasing two triangular tracts for 78000 dollars plus 26199 dollars for paving. A forty foot circle in the center marks the site for a Pioneer Women of Indiana monument. The approaches link Fall Creek boulevard Delaware street Washington boulevard and Talbot avenue.
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Delaware Street
Fall Creek
Park Board
Pioneer Women of
Indiana
Indiana 1930 year book price and distribution
Indiana's 1930 year book, distributed from the state printing board office, is the most elaborate and expensive yet issued. There are 25,000 copies at 40 cents each, totaling 10,000 dollars for Ft. Wayne Printing Company and Stafford Engraving Company. J. Otto Lee, secretary of the printing board, compiled the book with Archie Bobbitt and Miss Genevieve Brown on the committee. The text was written by each department and edited by Lee. Binding is imitation leather and the book features images of state and national officials and Indiana institutions.
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Indiana
Office
State Printing Board
Ft. Wayne Printing Company
Stafford Engraving Company
J. Otto Lee
Lee
Printing Board
Archie Bobbitt
Genevieve Brown
Indiana State Fair entries break record for 1930 exposition
One thousand five hundred thirty exhibitors filed for the 1930 Indiana state fair exposition opening August 30 at the state fairground. The list tops last year’s 1,400 entries with displays from twenty four states and the District of Columbia. Judges for the Hoosier Kennel Club dog show set for September 1 to 3 include William Shank, Horace Leffin, E. D. McQuown, and Tom House.
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District of Columbia
Hoosier Kennel Club
William Shank
Cleveland
Horace Leflin
Chicago
E. D. McQuown
Dayton
Tom House
Westport
Ind
Garfied Park Climber William Callahan Injured In Fall
William Callahan a 16 year old from 1225 Hoefgen street fell while climbing a tree in Garfield park Thursday afternoon and broke both wrists. He was taken to city hospital for treatment.
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Garfield Park
William Callahan
Hoefgen Street
City Hospital
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