Sixteen Arrested in Indiana Mine Clash
Labor strife at two southern Indiana coal mines led to sixteen arrests on assault and battery charges. Eight union and eight nonunion workers were detained. warrants were issued for a man and wife. Governor Leslie and local officials faced calls for more deputies as plans were discussed for possible National Guard help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harry G. Leslie
Warrick County
George Ward
Adjutant-General’s Office
Evansville
Mars Hill
Indianapolis
Manford G. Henley
Robert L. Stillwell
Boonville
John Bull
Andy
Joe Collins
Clem Williams
Ed Spencer
John Enlow
Ed Anderson
Clyde King
Raymond Sloan
Russell Hawkins
Edward Stamps
Stamps
Clem Doane
Jacob Hargrave
Newbury
Anne Posey
Thomas Hadley
Henry Rice
Chester Lynch
Jack Washington
Richard Kennedy
Lark Spradley
John Joseph Jr
Thomas Rowe
United Mine Workers of America
William Stamps
A. R. Seals
Rowe
Millard McMillan
Doane
McMillan
Monroe House Coal Company
Dewey Willy Company
Paradise
Hillenbrand Coal Company
Sharon
Newburg
Car Crash Injures Man at City Intersection
Charles Bruns, 45, of 1214 South Meridian Street, was cut on the head when thrown through the windshield of a car driven by Albert Faulstrick of 717 Sanders Street. The vehicle skidded at Madison and Morris and struck a pole. Bruns was taken to City Hospital.
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Charles Bruns
South
Meridian Street
Albert Faulstrick
Sanders Street
Madison Avenue
Morris Street
Bruns
City Hospital
First Dance Scheduled by Scottish Rite at Cathedral
Scottish Rite members and ladies will attend the first in a series of Rite social affairs at the cathedral Friday night. Dancing in the cathedral ballroom and entertainment in the auditorium will comprise the program. Granville Richey chairs the arrangements committee with J. Harry Holtman as vice chair. other members include Turley Joan, Robert W., Charles T. Langmaid, Arthur Simpson, and Garland M. Stewart.
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Granville Richey
J. Harry Holtman
Turley J
Oan Robert W
Charles T. Langmaid
Arthur Simpson
Garland M. Stewart
Fear of mob violence and gang reprisals in Indiana crimes
Authorities shield informants and tighten security as William King and Joe Saracino face charges linked to the Gas City payroll robbery and a Columbia City bank raid. Saracino fears lethal retaliation and resists extradition. White fights extradition while all are tied to the Gerald Chapman-Dutch Anderson gang backdrop.
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William King
Wheeling
W. Va
Joe Saracino
St. Clairesville
Indiana
Saracino
King
Grant County
Marion
Gas City
Jacob Campbell
Joe White
Gerald Chapman
Dutch Anderson
Chapman
New Britain
Conn
J. Fred Binder
Columbia City
Columbia State Bank
J. M. Haynes
Auburn
Whitley
Ralph J. Probst
Whitley County
White
Funeral Services for Ralph Jones at Bethel A M E Church
Funeral services for Ralph Jones, 19, a Crispus Attucks high school student and cadet captain, who died at his home on 2719 Shriver Avenue, will be held at Bethel A M E Church at 2 p m on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jones
Crispus Attucks High School
Shriver Avenue
Bethel A. M. E
One Check on Auto Thefts
Greencastle Indiana December 10 Bert E Buis of Coatesville a DePauw University student had his car stolen while he attended classes He was not worried noting the thief would not get far as the gas tank was nearly empty Police found the car abandoned west of Greencastle on the National Road
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Greencastle
Ind
Bert E. Buis
Coatesville
de Pauw University
Buis
Here
Times Official to Be Honored at Farewell Dinner
The Indianapolis Times honors Clem D. O Rourke, longtime circulation manager, as he departs to helm the Cleveland Press. A Severin Inn dinner gathers about ninety staffers and guests with performances by Miss June Carr and L La Granna, Stern and Casso, Miss Ewing Eaton, Walter Jackson, and Jim and Walt of WFBM fame.
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Indianapolis Times
Clem D. O'Rourke
Times
Cleveland Press
Severin Inn
June Carr
Five and Ten Follies
Indiana
L. LaGranna
Follies
Stern
Casso
Ewing Eaton
Lyric Theater
Walter Jackson
Jim
Walt
Wfbm Fame
Scout Court Slated At First Presbyterian Church
The last court of honor for Indianapolis Boy Scouts will be held at the First Presbyterian church at Delaware and Sixteenth streets at 8 p m on Wednesday. Advancements include Donald Staley to first class Palmer Ward to second class and installation of Scout Fred Willis as a member of troop No 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
First Presbyterian Church
Delaware
Sixteenth Streets
Donald Staley
Palmer Ward
Fred Willis
Young Mob Sought Loot Then Murder in Indiana Robberies
East Chicago police reveal a group of five youths aged 15 to 17, led by Frank Ring, confessed to multiple crimes from box car robberies to two murders. Zalinski killed Mrs Mary Flazyk, 38, during a store robbery. Herndon, 48, was murdered at a drink parlor. Ring faces robbery charges. others named are Joe Jacobs Tony Laconic Alfred Shone.
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Bu Times
Chicago
Ind
Frank Ring
Joe Jacobs
Tony Laconic
Alfred Shone
Walter Zalinski
Mary Flazyk
William Herndon
Flazyk
Herndon
Zalinski
Shane
Senate clash targets Hoover era figures and Grundy
Washington dispatch reports bitter exchanges as Senate lobby probes implicate Joseph Grundy and Calvin Coolidge in tariff and funding questions. Harrison urges Coolidge stay out of Gillett seat race amid editor group ad controversy.
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Gillett
United Press
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Joseph P. Grundy
Gov. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Caraway
Senate Lobby Investigating Committee
Grundy
William S. Ware
Fisher
Arm Doubly Broken In Auto Cranking Incident
Walter Bitner broke his right arm in two places while cranking his automobile in Noblesville Indiana. The accident occurred on December 10 as Bitner attempted to start the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville, Ind
Walter Bitner
Indiana School Enrollment Rises While Expenditures Fall
The 1928-29 Indiana school report shows enrollment up by 5,943 while total expenditures declined by 1,990,222. Capital outlay dropped 1,207,770 and instruction costs per pupil rose to 60.09 with administration at 2.18. Bonded debt reached 65,151,816.55 and state funds totaling 1,109,848 were distributed amid investment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Roy P. Wisehart
Marion County
Indianapolis
Farm Woman Beaten by Unknown Intruder Near Anderson
Mrs. Samuel Quinn, 42, was struck on the head after a rap at her back door seven miles west of Anderson, Monday night. She believes the assailant was a man. he fled before her husband could reach the kitchen. The couple has no known enemies or reason for the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Times
Anderson
Ind
Samuel Quinn
Ben Lindsey Fights Ban Placed on Him by Colorado Court
Ben B Lindsey founder of the juvenile court system challenges the Colorado supreme court ruling barring him from practicing law in Colorado. His attorneys will seek a rehearing while the court cites violations of oath through accepting 47500 in gifts tied to a will case for W E D Stokes heirs. Lindsey defends his actions as in the children's best interests and recalls past political pressure and a 1927 bonfire of court records.
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Ben Lindsey
Colorado
United Press Enver
Ben B. Lindsey
Colorado Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lindsey
Helen Elwood Stokes
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
Ku-Kklux Klan
Denver
Petty Seeks Berth After State Farm Release
Edmer H. Petty former deputy sheriff who served a thirty day prison term at the Indiana state farm for drunken driving while operating a sheriff car lingered in the county commissioners office seeking a new payroll berth. He paid a $100 fine for the Millersville bridge crash on June 6 and did not appeal. Petty, once ward chairman of the county Republican party, was discharged after his conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Farm
Edmer H. Petty
Millersville Bridge
Petty
State Farm
Republican Party
Butler Women Elect Leaders At University Clubs
Miss Bessakee Reavis and Miss Georgia Holder have become presidents of two major Butler University women’s groups. Reavis leads the 60 member Women’s Glee Club planning a state tour. Holder heads the Woman’s League which sponsors the ladies petition June day and the freshman scholarship cup award.
Suit Against Insurance Order Advances Briefs
In Suit of the Automobile Underwriter Inc for injunction to block enforcement of a reciprocal automobile insurance order by state insurance commissioner Clarence Wysong, attorneys were ordered to file briefs. Oral arguments were heard Monday by Special Superior Judge Linn D. Hay, with Judge James M. Leatherspoote granting a temporary restraining order against enforcement of the order the document holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Underwriter, Inc
Reciprocal Automobile Insurance Companies
Clarence Wysong
State Insurance Commissioner
Linn D. Hay
James M. Leatherspoote
Mysterious Rockford Teacher Murder Ties To Eccentric Dentist
Rockford Illinois December reports a teacher Miss Cordelia Gummensheimer found slain in her third floor apartment by an iron pipe. Eccentric dentist Dr Floyd Leech, near the scene with a checkered Hollywood past, is in custody though no direct evidence ties him to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anl United Press
Rockford
Cordelia E. Gummensheimer
Rockford High School
Floyd D. Leech
Hollywood Film Colony
William D. Knight
Hollywood
Leech
Northwestern University
Miss Gummensheimer
Glen Wiseman
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Gummensheimer
Radio theft delayed by suspicious house visit
Mrs Harold Holton of 1210 Bosart Avenue thwarted a burglary when a man claiming to be a radio company agent sought a radio for repairs. She called the firm and the man disappeared during the call, leaving no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Holton
Bosart Avenue
Holton
Prowler Driven Off After Woman Fires At Suspect
Mrs. Mary Bushong of 1405 North Tibbs avenue reported a prowler entered a rear garage and fled after she fired a revolver. Neighbors heard shots from a passing automobile as police investigated the incident.
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Mary Bushong
North Tibbs Avenue
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