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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
2
Orville Day 27 of 1910 Union Street was freed on larceny after he and his brothers Ora and Virgil Day were linked to stealing materials for a house. He remained in city jail awaiting hearing on a separate vehicle taking charge.
A Montreal father, John Da Silva Lopes, British subject, cannot cross into the United States to join his wife and three children in Rouses Point. Canadian authorities barred the family from entry, and American officials ordered deportation to British Guiana. The case highlights tensions over migration rules and cross border family separation.
Lopes, forced to leave on his Montreal return journey, hopes for a final moment ruling to allow him to remain and enable his family to join him.
Eureka Cal July 19 Mrs Emil L Jones the first woman mayor vows to bar liquor from residential districts and prohibit sales to minors bootleggers must keep their blind pigs away from homes She defeated the male incumbent by several hundred votes and announced her candidacy after opposition faded.
July 19 report that J R Clynes, home secretary, says Britain will not permit exiled Bolshevik leader Leon Trotski to reside in England. He warns Trotski could be exploited by others and that his departure might be hard to secure if he causes embarrassment to the government.
July 19 Chicago reports Lake Michigan lashed by a north eastern gale the strongest in over twenty years. The steamer Christopher Columbus carried 2000 passengers half ill two injured briefly, captain Moody noting twenty six years of service. The Sunshine yacht towed ashore by Milwaukee guardsmen after losing sails. The Old Buccaneer wrecked from Wilmette harbor. Gold Coast residents sheltered in hotels as outer drives flooded two feet.
Secretary of Labor James J Davis said he would act as arbitrator if both sides request his services in the New Orleans street car strike. He has received a request from the strikers' union head but none from the public service corporation.
Twenty five motorists visited the state police office today to seek permission to amend license applications after the arrest of a man on perjury charges for giving a false address. Most cited self or notary errors, with three admitting they answered no to ever having a felony. The blanks lack ready access, but Chief Robert L. Humes said changes can be made later.
John S. Goff, 87, secretary of the Last Man's Club, readies to meet the two other survivors for the 44th annual reunion at the Minnesota club in St Paul. A Burgundy bottle from the club's 43 year formation sits on the banquet table as a toast to departed comrades. Goff, nearly blind, dispatches orders to his daughter as he prepares for the event.
The Prince of Wales keeps a special peg in the Lords lobby where hundreds of visitors, many Americans, hang their hats for a moment to give headgear a “royal hang” during visitors’ day.
A 12 year old suit to recover 2130 dollars paid for a non running car was among 390 ancient civil cases disposed of by Judge Pearcy who dismissed them as no longer viable. The cases were discarded by placing them in a waste basket.
The advertisement recounts Dr Caldwell starting practice in 1875 and promoting Syrup Pepsin, a liquid vegetable laxative. It claims vast use by millions, targeting women children and the elderly, noting relief from headaches indigestion and other ailments. It urges mothers to keep it in the home and available in all drug stores.
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