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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1929

Page

12

White holiday and warmer is city forecast

A white but warm Christmas is forecast for Indianapolis by U S Weather Bureau meteorologist J H Armington. Clouds, light snow flurries, and local Indiana snowstorms are expected with temperatures not dipping below 20 degrees tonight and rising Wednesday. Road conditions remain poor in northern Indiana and drifted highways require caution as maintenance crews work to clear passes. Dodge car dealers, hosted by J C Scanlan, learned plans for the year and were invited to a Detroit convention January 3 and 4 with attendees from several Indiana towns.

Indianapolis J. H. Armington U. S. Weather Bureau Indiana State Highway Department A. H. Hinkle la Porte Goshen Calumet Hinkle Dodge Brothers Claypool J. C. Scanlan Dodge J. Case Detroit H. A. Sherrill Greencastle Skeets Dailey Martinsville Joe Woods Morgantown H. C. Clark Edinburg J. C. Davis Noblesville E. C. Trabandt

Birmingham man chosen to direct Kiwanis agriculture effort

Mell Frazer Jackson of Birmingham is named by Kiwanis International president Horace W. McDavid to direct thousands of agricultural and 4 H club activities across the United States and Canada. The organization encompasses more than 1 830 clubs involved in agriculture nationwide.

Mell Frazer Jackson Birmingham Horace W. McDavid Kiwanis International Kiwanis United States Canada

U S Will Pay Honor to Next Mexican Chief

The United States plans unprecedented honors for Mexican president-elect Ortiz Rubio arriving in Washington from Baltimore. A White House welcome with military honors, state dinner, and visits to Mt Vernon and Arlington follow a full itinerary including calls to the President and Vice President.

Washington State Department Ortiz Rubio Mexico United States White House Senora Ortiz Rubio Union Station Baltimore Morrow Mt. Vernon Arlington Stimson Curtis Capitol Hoover

Slayer to Get Pardon for Bravery in War Time

Emil Totterman, a thrice cited for bravery in the Spanish American War and serving a life term for murder at Sing Sing, is expected to be freed for Christmas. Three pardons were reported at the prison though warden Laws did not disclose ties. Totterman, once a sailor aboard the Iowa, saved many Spanish seamen from a sinking craft.

United Press Ossining N. Y Emil Totterman Sing Sing Laws Jesse A. Collyer American Legion Totterman Iowa

Ghost walking rum runners stalk Detroit river ice

With snow on the border the ritual ghost walking returns as rum runners cover their sleds and themselves with white sheets and cross the ice at dawn or dusk toward the Letroit river or Lake St Clair. In bankruptcy news Thomas M Campbell of Kokomo files voluntary petition in federal court listing 2125 liabilities and 1750 assets.

United Press Letroit River Lake St. Clair Kokomo Man Thomas M. Campbell Kokomo

Silver and paper dollars value disparity noted

Ripley notes that a silver dollar has about 60 percent gap between intrinsic value and its legal tender. A paper dollar, with no intrinsic value, trades for 100 percent of its face value globally. Tourists often get 40 cents for a silver dollar while receiving full value for a paper dollar.

Santo and fellow acts praised in lively vaudeville notes

Walter Huckman reviews a holiday bill featuring Santo the clown with color in costume and a band, ventriloquist William Ebbs, Pickard the trained seal, and acts Bardo and Cunningham. Other films listed include Ted Lewis in Is Everybody Happy and showings at multiple local theaters.

Pickard Bardo Cunningham Ted Lewis

Japan Accepts British Proposal on London Naval Conference

Tokyo reports Japan has accepted the British plan for the conference procedure and scope. Japan requests the armament limitation date be set by the conference rather than fixed at 1936.

United Press London Japan Exchange Telegraph Company

Eight Convicts Granted Christmas Pardons in New Mexico

Eight inmates at the New Mexico state penitentiary received Christmas pardons from Governor R C Dillon. The group includes an elderly man serving 60 years and a youth who was 16 at the time of a murder.

Bu United Press SANTE FE_N. M R. C. Dillon

Honest Maid Finds Cash Returns Reward and Medal

In New York a hotel maid Mary Sullivan recovered $2000 left by guest John A. Larkin of Philadelphia. He gave a $5 reward and the hotel later awarded her an extra month’s pay and a silver medal. In Anderson Indiana Earl J McCarel, former city treasurer, is named head of the Barrett law assessments collection department under Mayor elect Jesse H Mellett.

United Press New York Mary Sullivan John A. Larkin Philadelphia Larkin Times Special Anderson Ind Earl J. McCarel City of Elwood Barrett Law Assessments Collection Department Jesse H. Mellett

Snowstruck Warsaw Delays County Burials and Services

Snowbound roads have halted Kosciusko county undertakers with burials blocked since last week. Responding to calls, Warsaw telephone operators near collapse as the Commercial Telephone Co reports record storm traffic. Rural mail carriers cannot complete routes since Wednesday.

United Press Warsaw Ind Kosciusko County Commercial Telephone Company

Federal judge orders Opal Dodson removal for liquor charges

Miss Opal Dodson alias Mrs Ves ta Sawyer of 1321 Blaine Avenue must appear in Springfield Missouri to answer federal liquor charges. Judge Robert C Baltzell issued the removal order.

Opal Dodson Vesta Sawyer Blaine Avenue Springfield Robert C. Baltzell

Mayor Slack Receives Gift at Indianapolis Dinner

Mayor L. Ert Slack received a traveling bag as a gift from city officials at a dinner Monday night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. A companion case for Mrs. Slack was also presented. Joel A. Baker, city purchasing agent, arranged the party and served as toastmaster. Several department heads were reportedly not invited.

L. Ert Slack Indianapolis Slack Joel A. Baker Baker

Liberty man injured after car strikes truck near grade

Walter Bossert once a Ku Klux Klan leader traveling from Cincinnati to Liberty Indiana collided with a standing truck to avoid hitting a child. His wife was injured in the same incident.

Liberty Ind Walter Bossert Ku Klux Klan Cincinnati

Chamber of Commerce offers free weekly office window displays

Bloomington announces windows in the Graham hotel building are available for Chamber member displays. Reservations are taken in order and slots run for one week at no charge. A second project plans a bureau of information for travelers on Indiana roads.

Times Special Bloomington Ind Office The Chamber of Commerce Graham Hotel O. R. Thompson Bureau of Information Indiana

Brothers Named Heirs in Martin Estate Case

David Martin aged 54 left an estate of $4 000 as an application for letters of administration reveals. Three brothers named as heirs are Frank A Martin and August C Martin of Wilkesboro PA and John Martin of Milwaukee WI. Martin was well known in horse racing circles.

Snerial Anderson Ind David Martin Frank A August C. Martin Wilkesboro John Martin Milwaukee Wis Martin

Ferrando Seeks New Trial In $25,000 Kidnap Case

In Detroit on December 24 a motion for a new trial was filed for James Ferrando who is serving a thirty year sentence for the $25,000 ransom kidnapping.

Detroit James Ferrando

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