Wife Fights to Save Baker Death Suspect
Ruth C. Campbell of Oak Crest Virginia denies her husband Herbert M. Campbell murdered Mary Baker. She seeks questioning by investigators while prosecutors press new alibi holes. Campbell admits car placement near the crime scene and a gun linked to the shooting is sent to Chicago for ballistics review. Barrere is cleared of links but held as witness. Nearby robberies include a $30 quick-coin holdup and other small thefts at stations and homes.
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United Press
Washington
Ruth C. Campbell
Oak Crest
Herbert M. Campbell
Mary Baker
Campbell
Herman H. Barrere
Miss Baker
Arlington National Cemetery
Seventeenth
Chicago
Calvin Goddard
Bureau of Standards
Barrere
Barrer
Youth Accused of Exchange of Cars in Local Heist
Arthur Zipp 21 of 1724 Lockwood St is charged with taking a vehicle from Marion garage at 424 North Illinois. He allegedly drove away in a more expensive car owned by J W Langley after a tire repair attempt. Langley pursued and Zipp was captured at Illinois and Pratt. Accomplices Arthur Hawkins 22 and Betty Kramer 20 were arrested on intoxication charges.
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Arthur Zipp
Lockwood Stret
Zipp
Marion Garage
North
Illinois Street
J. W. Langley
Dorman Street
Langley
Illinois
Pratt Street
Arthur Hawkins
Buchanan Street
Betty Kramer
North Webster Stret
Office safe robbed at Allied Coal Co office
Burglars used a safe combination at the Allied Coal Co office on Thirtieth Street by the canal Tuesday night and took $30 in cash.
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Allied Coal Company
Thirtieth Street
Canal
Plans for national cooperative sugar beet marketing discussed
The federal farm board announced a meeting in Greeley Colorado on August 2 to discuss developing a national cooperative marketing organization to handle sugar beets.
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United Press
Washington
Greeley
Colo
Federal Farm Board
Budget Hike Seen For 1932 Federal Spending
Hearings opened on estimated government outlays for the 1932 fiscal year. Budget bureau foresees federal machine costs pushing total above 4 billion dollars in peacetime spending. Departments have submitted needs for the year beginning June 30 next and ending July 1, 1932. The budget must reach Congress by the second Monday in December.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Noted Star Seeks Her Double in Indiana Contest
The Times Indianapolis hosts a Helen Kane lookalike contest in the Indiana roof ballroom Saturday at 8 PM. Girls ages 6 to 16 enter by letter or card. top five chosen for a Monday stage appearance with Miss Kane, cash prizes, autographed photos, and a future audition.
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Helen Kane
Indiana Roof Ballroom
Indianapolis Times
Miss Kane
Indiana Theater
Indiana
the Times
Peddler Louis Max Hangs Self at Home Barn
Louis Max a 50 year old peddler was found dead by his wife and brother in law Jake Goldstein in a barn behind his Union street home after they broke in when he was reported missing. A Hebrew note reading I did this myself was left with the body.
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Louis Max
Union Street
Jake Goldstein
Max
Old Settlers Picnic Draws Attendance including 80-Year-Old Mrs Kemp ton
CENTERVILLE Ind July 23 Among those who will attend an old settlers picnic here Sunday Aug 17 is Mrs Savilla Kempton 80 who has attended every meeting since the organization began Her parents Levi and Elwood took her to a Jones grove gathering when she was 9.
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Old Settlers
Centerville
Ind
Savilla Kempton
Levi Elwood
Jones’ Grove
Widow of local physician dies at 91 in Milwaukee
Mrs Amanada Anderson 91 widow of Dr M T Anderson long time physician in Union City and Ridgeville dies at her daughter Martha Wyman’s home in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The body will be brought here for burial. she leaves a daughter and a son.
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A Times
Union City
Ind
Amanada Anderson
M. T. Anderson
Ridgeville
Martha Wyman
Milwaukee
Wis
Four gangsters executed in New Jersey for 1928 bus line holdup
Four members of a Newark gang were executed in the electric chair for the murder of George B. Lee, the Lake Street car barn cashier, during the 1928 holdup. Victor Giampietro died first at 8 07 pm, followed by Frank McCunne, Joseph Melanga, and Joseph Rade by 8 33 pm. A fifth member, Frank Orlando, was killed in a Chicago gun battle months later. The men faced death without flinching as Father Luis Guzzardi accompanied Giampietro to the chair.
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Trenton
N. J
Victor Giampietro
Frank
Jersey Kid) McCunne
Joseph Melanga
Joseph Rade
Giampietro
Luis Guzzardi
McBrine
O. K
Mac
Melanga
Rado
Lake Street
Public Service Co-Ordinated Transport
Newark
George B. Lee
Frank Orlando
Chicago
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White River Boulevard
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East Drive
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William Titus
Quill Street
Barton
West
Sixteenth Street
W. F. Teers
Guilford Avenue
Yeggs
Coal Company
U. S
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Federal
Star
Patterson's
Patterson Shade Co
Washington St. Riley
Woolworth
Horlick
Racine
Wisconsin
Terre Haute
Indiana Coal Miners
Brennerys
East
Bethel Tavern
Indianapolis and Southeastern Lines
L. D. Foster
Mgr
Windsor
Ettie
Sid
Ideal Furniture Co. Ee Spee OY
WEY Lye Theatre
WMAQ
Zook
MarxRie
America
Lena
Premier Malt Sales Co
Michigan Ave
Blue Ribbon Malt Extract Americas
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