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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

Page

15

Rebels Routed In Attack On Chinese Front

Nationalist forces under Chiang Kai-Shek repelled Kwangsi rebels and Chang Fa-Kwei’s Ironclad divisions near Canton in a decisive defense. Heavy casualties and many rebels captured were reported as fighting persisted for a day. Trains remained running between Nanking and Shanghai and foreign residents neared normal arrivals.

Shanghai Chiang Kai-Shek China Canton Chang Fa-Kwei Nanking Hong Kong Nanking-Shanghai Tientsin-Pukow

Five Die in Wayne County Auto Crash Toll Climbs

Times Special Richmond report notes 23 deaths in Wayne county autos this year. Walter Kingley 27 of Cambridge City dies in hospital after a crash near Jackson's Hill ten miles east of Dublin. Three others injured in the same accident. Through 1929 about seven lives have been lost at roughly the same Jackson's Hill point on National Old Trails Highway 40.

Richmond Ind Wayne County Walter Kingley Cambridge City Jackson’s Hill Dublin Jackson's Hill U. S. Highway 40

Deputy Sheriff Shot Receives $2004 Aid From Kane County

Kane County supervisors vote 2004.50 to cover hospital and medical costs for Deputy Sheriff Roy E. Smith who was shot in the thigh by 12 year old Gerald De King after he killed the boy's mother during a liquor raid at their Aurora home. Two Aurora district supervisors voted against payment.

United Press Chicago Roy E. Smith Gerald de King Lillian de King Aurora Kane County

Writer turned thief jailed for grand larceny

Robert A. Carter, 32, who aspired to be a writer, sold three stories to an aviation magazine for about 1200 dollars but later confessed to lifting those stories from other magazines. He was held in jail on grand larceny charges in New York.

United Press New York Robert A. Carter

Anderson Guard to Form Company F of 152nd Infantry

Major Elmer Goss announced that Anderson's second Indiana national guard unit is being organized as Company F, 152nd Infantry with Duke V. Atwood to command. The other unit remains Company H under Captain Cecil Closser.

Sovedai Anderson Ind Elmer Goss Anderson Indiana National Guard 152Nd

Sermon Excerpt from Harvard Professor on Burden and Rest

A Professor of Social Ethics at Harvard reflects on Jesus statements about doing the will of the Father and finishing His work. The passage cites John 4 34 and Matthew 11 28 29 inviting the weary to take His yoke and find rest in Him.

John

Tests Start on Radio Cars for Police Message System

Police Chief Claude M Worley announced the radio communication system nears completion and will operate in about a week. A test will occur this week with four squad cars, then ten cars will be equipped. Microphones will be in the captain's office and broadcasting station, with operators relaying orders to units.

Claude M. Worley Worley Jerry Kinney Knights of Pythias

Maternity Dooms Day Term for Indiana Bootlegger

Judge Collins suspends a one to two year sentence for Ethel Thompson 28 of Indianapolis after she explains she is to become a mother and the law’s except provision allows suspension. She had earlier served thirty days in federal court on liquor charges.

Collins Ethel Thompson Indianapolis Indiana Woman's Prison James A. Collins

Son Gets Large Estate From Inheritance Claim

The $45,000 estate of Mrs. Rose S. Cohen widow of Meyer Cohen Indianapolis banker who died Dec 7 will pass to her son and only heir Melville S. Cohen 4111 Washington boulevard. The estate, entered for probate Wednesday, consists solely of personal property and no will was found.

Melville Cohen Rose S. Cohen Meyer Cohen Indianapolis Melville S. Cohen Washington Boulevard

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