Woman Seeks 20000 In Rum Raid Divorce Case Tangle
An Anderson Indiana divorce suit ties a rum raid to an alienation of affections claim. Five police members and Clarence C Leif are named with Emily Rolfs and Ira Emminger in a complaint alleging police sought liquor evidence to intimidate Emminger and influence a divorce case. The raid occurred at Mrs Rolfs home, with Emminger and Mrs Rolfs present, and claims of reputational damage and conspiring officers.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
City Police Department
Clarence C. Leif
Emily Rolfs
Ira Emminger
Carmen Emminger
Leib
Ttis
Emminger
Leith
Clarence Brown
Rolls Home
John Corbett
Alvin E. Riggs
Alfont
Improvement bids accepted for nine public works projects
Nine contracts totaling 45100 were approved for public improvements. Projects include concrete paving on Concord street and Vermont to Michigan, grading and curbing on Thirteenth street, and walks on Thirteenth street with multiple vendors such as Schwert Brothers Fred G. Janie Mead Construction Company and others.
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Concord
Walnut
Tenth
William D. Vorel
Liberty
Vermont
Michigan
Schwert Brothers
Thirteenth Street
de Quincy
Riley Avenue
Riley
Fred G. Janie
Carrolton Avenue
P. F. Carlos
Andes
Haugh Street
Welnut
St. Clair
la Salle Street
New York
Mead Construction Company
Michigan Street
Tacoma
Temple
Lawayre Street
Standard Paving Company
Denny Street
Pleasant Run Parkway
Norwood Street
Noble
Virginia Avenue
Delaware Street
Grande Avenue
Raymond Street
Pratt
Dermon
Highland Avenue
Plans to preserve Indiana blind school building discussed
Discussed today were plans to save the original Indiana school for the blind by preserving it in model form at the World War Memorial Plaza site before razing. Christopher B., director of the state bureau, said relocation would be nearly impossible due to the building’s wood frame. He will seek interest from the Historical Society and arrange a special meeting.
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Indiana School For the Blind
World War Memorial Plaza
Christopher B
Historical Society
Night at the Tate Museum in August Commences
The Tate Museum will open extended night hours during August to welcome visitors. This new schedule invites local residents and tourists to explore exhibits after dark on select evenings throughout the month.
Irvington Legion to Choose Beach Queen Amid Fete Events
Irvington Post No 38 will select a beach queen from elimination winners at Garfield McClure and Rhodius pools for the Ellenberger pool event Friday at 3 p m as part of a Fourth of July fete. The fete opens with a Thursday parade led by Ft Benjamin Harrison’s Eleventh Infantry band and a mayoral color presentation by Boy Scouts.
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Leatrice Maurer
Morris Maurer
Washington Boulevard
Warfleigh Beach
Aline Epple
East Washington Street
Willard Pool
McClure Beach
Twenty-sixth Street
Rhodius
Times
Ellenberger Pool
Irvington Post No. 38
American Legion
Benjamin Harrrison
Arlington Avenue
Washington Street
Ernest C. Rookey
Legion
Boy Scouts
American Legion Auxiliary
Russell Ryan
Traffic toll rises in Indianapolis first half of 1930
Police figures show 1695 traffic accidents in six months 1930 versus 2047 in 1929 citywide. Forty eight deaths occurred inside city limits with 25 pedestrians and 23 motorists including six children. Marion county outside city logged 163 accidents vs 219 in 1929.
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Indianapolis
Accident Prevention Bureau
The
Police Department
Marion County
Mexican President’s Representative Greets U S Ambassador
A personal representative of President Pascual Ortiz Rubio of Mexico greeted Ambassador Dwight Morrow during a luncheon hosted by the El Paso Chamber of Commerce. The cordial meeting occurred as Morrow, guest of honor, visited the city on July 1.
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EL Paso
Tex
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Dwight Morrow
Chamber of Commerce
Truck Driver Held in Death of Youth
Raymond Andrews, 36, of 1104 Bates Street, charged with involuntary manslaughter after his truck struck and injured 17 year old Edward Day, a delivery boy riding a bicycle on East Street beneath the Monon railway elevation. Andrews says he did not see the boy.
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Raymond Andrews
Bates Street
Edward Day
South Summit Street
East Street
Monon Railway
Day
Andrews
Smoke Fund Mounts for Indianapolis Smoke Abatement League
Workers drive to raise 80 000 for a two year budget renews efforts after two weeks of solicitation. They have received 12 000, reports show at Tuesday night Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Izaak Walton League Holds Indianapolis Chapter Meeting
Five hundred members will attend the Lincoln July 16 gathering to launch the Indianapolis chapter of the Izaak Walton League. Rev. William H Beachler of Dayton will warn on waterway pollution as a health and civic pride threat. State leaders including Governor Harry G Leslie and Richard Lieber will participate.
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White River
Indianapolis
Izaak Walton League
Lincoln
William H Beachler
Dayton
League
Harry G. Leslie
Richard Lieber
Conservation Department
Charles Biederwolf
Indiana Supreme Court
Lewis F. Finch
State Board of Health
Ivar Hennings
Camp Knox Prepares For 1930 Citizens Training Camp
Camp Knox Kentucky readies for the 1930 Citizens Military Training Camp inviting 1500 candidates with potential 200 more on opening day. Lt Col Oliver P Robinson leads a staff drawn from Indiana and Ohio universities. The program includes medical support, 50 cooks, scholarships, athletics, swimming, tennis courts and a boxing platform.
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Knox
Camp Knox
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Oliver P. Robinson
Robinson
Indiana University
David d. Edwards
Oral E. Clark
Henry McE Pendleton
William T. Hamilton
Harry C. Dayton
Mack Garr
Benjamin E. Grey
Edward H. Metzger
Owen Summers
Harold Haney
Citizens’ Military Training Camp Association
Metzger
Cooler Weather Forecast For City Tonight
The weather bureau forecast slightly cooler temperatures tonight with fair conditions statewide. Early morning temperatures were 66 degrees, rising slightly during the day, with cooler air expected tonight and on Wednesday in the northwest portion of the state.
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United States Weather Bureau
Girls in Auto Mishap Near City
Miss Beulah Head aged 17 of South Brookville road sustained cuts and bruises when her car skidded in gravel and overturned south of the city Monday night. Miss Jeanette Baker aged 17 of 31 North Denny street escaped injury in the same mishap.
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Beulah Head
Brookville Road
Jeanette Baker
Denny Street
Chicago Votes on Insull Move to Unite Transit
Citizens in Chicago went to 3,009 polling places to cast ballots on a proposal to unite the city's transportation system under the Samuel Insull interests.
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United Preas
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Former Official Charles C. Howard Dies at 56
Charles C. Howard, 56, former teacher and ten year Marion township trustee, died at his Lebanon area home. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Lebanon
Ind
Charles C. Howard
Marion Township
Here
Nominees Chosen for Brown Derby Contest
The Times and the Veterans of Foreign Wars announce nominees from Broad Ripple to Southtown for the BROWN DERBY war drama event at the state fair ground July 19. Ballots be placed Wednesday in local drugstores and shops. winners receive a brown kelty and a bronze parque.
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Broad Ripple
Southtown
Bank
Bakeshop
The
Times
State Fair Ground
Charlie Davis
Reginald H. Sullivan
H. Vici Cook
George J. Marott
James A. Collins
Arthur R. Baxter
Charles Jewett
Rebbi Milton Steinburg
George Vonnegut
George Winkler
Bert Gadd
Albert F. Meurer
Pop” Myers
Ira Holmes
Fred M. Ayers
Harry Wangelin
Judson L. Stark
Dick Miller
Norman Perry
John C. Ruckelshaus
Roy Wilmeth
George J. Mayer
Frank Shellhouse
Bowman Elder
Karl R. Ruddel
Sterling R. Holt
Clyde Robinson
Leslie Colvin
Irving Lemaux
Michael Foley
Samuel Rauh
Felix McWhirter
A. L. Black
H. C. Atkins
Jerry Kinney
Frank Stalnaker
J. W. Esterline
Walter T. White
Francis Gavish
F. C. Bird
Veterans’ Post
Hook's Drug Stores
Walgreen's Drug Stores
Clark & Cade
L. S. Ayers & Co
Harry Levinson Company
Hatters
New York
Levinson's
Stanley Credit Jewelers
the Times
Amusement Park Races and Fourth of July Festivities Planned
Walnut Gardens speedway under new manager Gray Green hosts a July 4 program featuring fast dirt track cars from Roy Meyers and other Midwest drivers. The Riverside park offers balloon ascensions, parachute leaps, boxing, fireworks, picnic tables, and a 2:30 p.m. start with three five-mile preliminaries leading to a twenty-mile final.
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Speed Green
Walnut Gardens
Green
Walnut Gardens Speedway
Middle West
Roy Meyers
Indianapolis
Meyers
W. L. Powell
Willett
Powell
Terre Haute
Wes” Uptergraff
Ford
Willard Grow
Endicott
Riverside Amusement Park
Lorel Starkey
Riverside
Estate unites lost brothers after forty years apart
John Lydon of Vanhouten New Mexico and his brother Thomas Lydon of Sullivan Indiana were reunited after Probate Judge Mahlon E. Bush awarded John a share of an estate left by their mother Abbey Lydon in 1925. The brothers, aged 59 and 55, declared they were starting life anew as they left the courtroom arm in arm.
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John Lydon
Vanhouten
N. M
Thomas Lydon
Sullivan
Ind
Mahlon E. Bush
Tom
Vincennes
Tom Lydon
Abbey Lydon
Bash
John
Elections set for Indiana Association of Workers for the Blind
Officers will be elected at the closing session of the eleventh biennial convention at the Claypool this afternoon. Nominations were prepared by Richard Williams Evansville Fred Simminger Fr Wayne and Mrs Carl Wolf Terre Haute. Incumbents include A F Burrows president Russell Judd first vice president Miss Minnette Baum second vice president Miss Violet Topmiller secretary and Mrs Elizabeth Lauenstein treasurer.
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Indiana Association of Workers For the Blind
Claypool
Richard Williams
Evansville
Fred Simminger
Wayne
Carl Wolf
Terre Haute
A. F. Burrows
Russell Judd
Minnette Baum
Violet Topmiller
Elizabeth Lauenstein
Edward M. Peterson
Chicago
Eugene Miller
Indianapolis
Stutz Motor Car Plant Sale And Production Outlook
Stutz Motor Car Company of America continues scheduled plant sales through July 24. President E. S. Gorrel and sales development manager C. Alfred Campbell announced today. Additional orders suggest production will stay ahead for thirty days.
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Stutz Motor Car Company of America
E. S. Gorrel
C. Alfred Campbell
Tombstone Loses Its Last Chinese Laundryman
Wong Dee Hong, Tombstone's sole Chinese laundry proprietor, leaves with his wife and son for Phoenix, leaving only two elderly Celestials. The town once boasted a thriving Chinese population amid the Boot Hill graves and Can Can restaurant lore, now fading into memory as ghosts and tunnels mark the end of an era.
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Mbstone
Ariz
United States
Tombstone
West
Wong Dee Hong
Wong Hong
Wong Jr
Phoenix
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Ah Lum
Yee Yee
Boot
Moran Gang Rumors Swirl After Tribune Murder
Chicago gangster Prank Foster was jailed on suspicion of killing Alfred J. Lingle, Tribune reporter. Nine Moran gang members and a bookkeeper Henrietta Smith were arrested as police restructured the force and pursued leads linking Lingle to underworld bosses.
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Unitress
Tos Angeles
Foster
Chicago
Alfred J. Linkle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
United Press
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Arnold Rothstein Murch
New York
Police Department
Grover Dullard
George
Bugs) Moran
Dullard
Illinois Central
Special “Board of Strategy
Chicago Herald and Examiner Today
Alfred Lingle
Tribune
Moran
al Capone
Henrietta Smith
Detective Bureau
Board of Strategy
the Tribune
Burglary and Robberies Reported Across City
Home of G J Selimeyer ransacked Monday night with a $40 ring stolen. Fern Garber reports a $45 wrist watch and $20 cash taken from her Apt 5. Howard Messer attendant at a Standard station loses $12 to three men. Harold Hinkle owner and Milburn Diardof clerk robbed of $15 at Hinkle Pharmacy. Ira Goff, 49, driver for Omar Baking, robbed of $35 near Arsenal Avenue and the canal.
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G. J. Selimeyer
Guilford Avenue
Fern Garber
East St. Clair Street
Apt. 5
Howard Messer
North Delaware Street
Illinois Street
The
Canal
Harold Hinkle
Milburn Diardof
South East Street
Hinkle
Ira Goff
Bellefontaine Street
Omar
Arsenal Avenue
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Tate Museum
Irvington Legion Post
Mary Mulry
Prospect Street
Ruth Gaalema
Finley Avenue
Garfield Pool
Audrey Foley
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Walcott Street
Thelma Rusk
Oakland Avenue
Virginia Roberts
Woodlawn Avenue
Irvington Post
Francis Hodges
Alma Tiefert
Morrow
I. U
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Dixie Valentines
Mildred Melrose
Miss Melrose
Charlie Wilson
Paul Gordon
Beck
Regan
George O’brien
the Lyric
Walter D. Hickman
Byrd
South Pole
the Circle
Courage
Apollo
Palace
Colonial
Estate Unites
Lost Brothers
Gorrel
Dennis Landry
Toin
Boot Hill
Ed Schieffelin
Bonanza
Bisbee
Ah Sing
Eddie Foy
Lotta Crabtree
Hlum
Masonic Lodge
Finis
Moran Gang
Case
Rothstein
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Holdup Trio
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