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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1930
Page
9
A series on the race problem in the old south. In Atlanta unrest followed a murder verdict as crowds armed and tensions rose. Mayor Millican urged citizens to stand against those seeking to inflame race strife while the Negro church cooperation committee urged calm and restraint.
The French minister of commerce is compiling complaints from nearly every French industry about the Smoot Hawley tariff. He will review statements of damage and present grounds for representations to the United States, alleging discrimination by the tariff compared with other nations.
Reports from Japan say Dr. K. Shiga of Seoul’s Imperial Medical Faculty has found vitamins in sufficient amounts may prevent leprosy infection in animals and possibly humans. The finding could offer a long hoped for solution to a centuries old scourge.
A review notes hokum burlesque by Marsh and Archer with the Robbins Family and Billy Steward plus Abe. It mentions the Matrimonial Bed at the Lyric and lists other films playing at Indiana Circle Ohio Apollo Palace Mutual and Colonial theaters with various restrictions.
The Mutual opened its burlesque season last Saturday with Step Lively Girls and features Neva Nixon as a prominent cast member.
Indianapolis post office will observe Labor Day with no carrier delivery and all departments closed except the parcel post window. Only special delivery mail and perishable parcels will be handled, Postmaster Robert H. Bryson said today.
Democratic leaders await outcomes in key states Massachusetts Rhode Island West Virginia Kentucky Delaware Oklahoma to gain control of the Senate and perhaps the House. They target six of nine seats, relying on incumbents Gerry Bayard Neely Gore and hopefuls in Kentucky Iowa South Dakota Ohio and Illinois New Hampshire Minnesota.
A large barn on Mrs. Margaret Cox's farm near Columbus burned, with an estimated loss over $5,000. No insurance was carried. The origin of the fire is undetermined. The barn held hay and straw, harness, tools, and equipment, all of which were lost.
The Konjola medicine parade at Hook Dependable Drug Store on Illinois and Washington streets, Indianapolis, touts its relief for stomach, liver, kidney, and rheumatic troubles. Mrs Nellie B Bell of 2850 North Denny Street credits three bottles with restoring her energy, appetite, and weight after years of illness.
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