Mysterious Bullets Linked to New York Gang Raid
A New York gangster shootin g murder led to a dramatic Flushing raid. Police seized modern copper zinc bullets from a Queens arsenal and arrested Daniel Grosso Nicholas McDermott and James Graham after a firefight confrontation. Grosso offered a 20000 bribe to officers.
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United Prear
New York
Frank Marlow
Flushing
Queens
Daniel
David, Grosso
Nicholas McDermott
James Graham
Grover Whalen
Grosso
West
Western Cartridge Company
East Alton
Ill
Chicago
Idle Mercury Weather Timetable Fragment
Weather data fragment shows times such as 10a 7a 11a 8a and noon with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. The text appears as tabulated daily readings or station notes with partial times and numbers.
60 Mile Gale Smashes Indianapolis Area Structures and Crops
A sixty mile per hour wind swept Indianapolis and central Indiana Sunday evening, unroofing homes, uprooting trees, and paralyzing traffic. The storm damaged the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, cutting power lines and injuring several people in crashes. A later thunderstorm caused a $25,000 fire at American Specialty Company and knocked out telephone service across the city.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
American Specialty Company
Morris and
Church Streets
Engine House No. 19
Harding and
Morris Streets
City Hospital
Guy M. Lewis
Reisner Street
Nellie Scherer
Louise
Richard
Mary Hubbell
North Lansing Street
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Terre Haute
Union Traction Company
Newcastle
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
West Indianapolis
South Meridian Street
Central Avenue
Marshill
National Guard
Harry Johnson
Thirtieth Street
Capitol Airport
Embry- Riddle Air Mail
Chige
Speedway
T. A. T. Pasenger
St. Louis
Indiana Avenue
WFBM
King George Returns to Buckingham Amid Mounting Cheers
London reports a joyous return as King George resists illness with a dawn parade through flowered streets. He appears on the Buckingham Palace balcony with Queen Mary, then lifts baby Princess Elizabeth to waves from the crowd before signaling gratitude and planning a week at the capital before summer at Sandringham.
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United Preas
London
George
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Duke of York
George, RI
King George
Queen Mary
Sandringham Palace
White River Rises Rapidly With Flood Threat
Heavy Sunday night and Monday rains push White River to 11.4 feet at 7 am, up from 6 feet 7 inches Sunday. Flood stage is 18 feet. Falls Creek and piers face danger as water climbs. A bathing platform at Mc Clure beach was pulled from pilings but was secured.
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White River
Falls Creek
McClure Beach
School Board Considers 1930 Building Campaign
The 1930 school building program will be discussed by board members at 4 p m today. They explained the plan outlines the extent of the 1930 program to aid in preparing the 1930 budget.
Band plays as German liner Deutschland battles fire
A fire in the Hamburg American liner Deutschland main galley on D deck scorched adjacent woodwork as the ship carrying 330 passengers steamed past West Forty-fourth Street. A cook dropped potatoes into boiling grease, flames shot up the ventilator shaft, but the crew and band kept passengers calm while extinguishing the blaze. Captain Otto Langer directed efforts from the bridge.
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United Press
New York
West Forty-fourth Street
Forthy-fourth Street
Otto Langer
City engineer submits 1930 street resurfacing budget
City Civil Engineer A H Moore submits a 1930 budget requesting 201000 more for street resurfacing and 134000 for track elevation equal to this year. He asks for a 5 cent re surfacing levy versus 2 cents this year. The plan covers about forty street resurfacing projects.
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A. H. Moore
Moore
Gunmen Terrorize Three Women and Kidnap Man in San Francisco
Three masked gunmen entered an apartment in San Francisco and terrorized Marguerite Zustin Mildred Pitts and Dorothy O'Brien. They stole $2 000 in jewelry and furs and kidnapped an unidentified man who was beaten when he refused to raise his hands. Police fear he was taken for a ride.
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Psec
Levine
Grosso
Graham
Whalen
McDermott
Marlow
Flushing Cemetery
Bu United Prion
San Francisco
Marguerite Zustin
Mildred Pitts
Dorothy O’brien
Road Gut Expected In Indiana Park Bond Hearing
The Indianapolis park board bond issue for paving Kessler boulevard faces large reductions at a state tax board hearing today. Tax board members will inspect the $282 000 proposal this afternoon with backers forecasting costs at least 50000 lower than the brick-based estimate and noting a different material may be chosen.
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Indianapolis Park Board
Kessler Boulevard
Keystone Avenue
State
Judge seeks one month for probation officer to collect fines
Judge Clifton R. Cameron asked county commissioners to hire an additional probation officer for one month to collect delinquent fines from those whose prison sentences were suspended. The move aims to recover funds owed and tighten enforcement of court orders.
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Clifton R. Cameron
Municipal Court
Brennan Real Estate Firm Incorporation Filed
W. A. Brennan, longtime manager of the Brennan realty firm, filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State to form W. A. Brennan, Inc. The action formalizes the business as a corporate entity.
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W. A. Brennan
Theater
W. A. Brennan, Inc
State youth may upseat Power World
A young Hoosier inventor Frank Gaede of Plymouth Indiana may provide a method to harness energy from surface water currents in streams as small as a trout run. Patent expert Clarence A O'Brien says the device skims power from the stream using no drop in water level and works on year round flow. }
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Roscoe B. Fleming
Washington
Frank Gaede
Plymouth
Ind
United States
Clarence A. O'Brien
Gaede
O’brien
Federal Power Commission
Rainbow chief Gouraud to visit U S for Champagne anniversary
General Henri Gouraud the Rainbow division commander will visit the United States to join veterans in commemorating the Champagne battle. An official reception at city hall will follow his arrival around July 10, with plans to meet President Hoover and attend the reunion in Baltimore on July 14 and 15.
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United Preas
New York
Henri Gouraud
Rainbow
Champagne
United States
William P. Screws
Rainbow Veterans’ Association
City Hall
Herbert Hoover
Baltimore
Free Driver Licenses Continue At Indianapolis Times Office
The new state driver license law has begun but few have permits. enforcement will take weeks. The Indianapolis Times offers free notary service for license applications at its office with hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily except Sunday. Marion County issued about 66 000 licenses by noon Saturday, mostly to locals. State police chief Humes says drivers will be checked as licenses arrive, but widespread checks are delay. He notes staff strain from July 4 events and various races and circuses statewide.
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Union Station
J. W. Hannon
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Secretary of State
Indianapolis Times
Times
Times Bureau
Marion County
James A. Bradley
Robert T. Humes
Salem
Winchester
Washington
Quincy
Sea Flight Pilot Dies In 200 Foot Crash
Wilmer Stultz, famed pilot who accompanied Amelia Earhart across the Atlantic, dies after his Waco Speedwin biplane crashes from 200 feet near Roosevelt Field. Two passengers also perish. witnesses describe a tailspin and a near miss with a truck before impact. Stultz had prior heroic escapes and a lengthy aviation career with ties to Earhart and the Whit ney estate.
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Wilmer Stultz
Amelia Earhart
United Pre
Roosevelt Field
Atlantic Ocean
Stultz
Nassaucoun Hospital
Edward Harwood
Pat Castelluccio
Indianapolis to Welcome About 100000 Convention Guests
The Indianapolis convention bureau projects about 100000 visitors will attend more than 200 conventions this year as 23 national and regional meetings and 29 state gatherings are planned for the latter half. Henry T. Davis reports 45 state and 20 national and regional conventions have been scheduled for 1930 and 1931.
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Indianapolis
Henry T. Davis
Pocket Veto Challenge Reaches Supreme Court
Attorney Willam H. Thompson argues that Governor Harry G. Leslie lacked authority to pocket veto Senate Bill 212. The case, before the Indiana Supreme Court, involves Judge Robert F. Murray seeking to prevent a writ of prohibition tied to Murray’s jurisdiction over the Elam White honor case.
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Harry G. Leslie
Senate
Willam H. Thompson
Supreme Court Today
Robert F. Murray
Muncie
Murray
Elam White
Marion
Attorney Ruckelshaus resigns from state post for Ulen Co job
John K. Ruckelshaus notified Secretary of State Otto G. Fifield that he resigns as attorney for the criminal investigation bureau and will become legal advisor for the Ulen Company in Lebanon Indiana. He plans to start within a few weeks and retires from politics.
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John K. Ruckelshaus
Otto G. Fifield
Criminal Investigation Bureau
Fifield
Ulen Company
Lebanon
Ind
Ruckelshaus
John L. Duvall
New Venire Ordered for Grand Jury Talesmen
The six prospective jurors drawn last week were excused in criminal court by Judge James A. Collins. Ten more talesmen were ordered by jury commissioners to appear Wednesday morning for grand jury service. Greensburg veteran Taylor F. Meeks was sworn in today as sheriff of the Indiana supreme district.
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Talesmen
James A. Collins
Taylor F. Meeks
Greensburg
Indiana
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