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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1929

Page

8

Insull Utility Plans Stock Split and $67 Million Payout

Samuel Insull Middle West Utilities announces a plan to issue one new share for every four held at $200, cutting market price and distributing about 452,061 new shares to public stockholders. Total projected profit around $66.8 million with a complete reorganization including calling prior liens and preferred stock.

Ryu United Press New York Auteright Samuel Insull Middle West Utilities Company

Army cost cut confab fails to find plan

Secretary of War Good orders a general staff overhaul to cut expenses after a Hoover request. A high level conference with President Hoover officials and General Summerall failed to yield a concrete plan. Three potential economies are removal of duplications delays in current programs and elimination of obsolete services. The staff will continue investigations with national defense safety as a priority.

All United Press Washington Good War Department Hoover Davison Har Jey Summerall General Staff

Golf niblick used in clash of car drivers

Thomas W Jackson, 49, of 527 Fast Fifty-ninth street, allegedly bumped another car five times to force it off the road at Thirty-eighth street and Keystone avenue, then attacked its driver and companion with a golf niblick when they followed him home. Jackson was held on reckless driving charges. E. C. Stahlhut, 25, of 250 North Oakland street, driver of the other car, showed a bruised eye and Jackson displayed broken spectacles.

Thomas W Jackson Fifty-ninth Street Thirty-eighth Street Keystone Avenue E. C. Stahlhut North Oakland Street Jackson

Mexican is missing

Vito Sanchez a 21 year old paroled Mexican youth from Gary who had been given a death sentence in this state is believed back in Mexico. He has not reported on his parole since February officials at the Indiana state reformatory and Russell B. Harrison Mexican consul say. Sanchez won a new trial through Harrison after the Supreme Court reversed his death sentence. He was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to one to ten years and later paroled.

Vito Sanchez Gary Indiana State Reformatory Russell B. Harrison Indianapolis Sanchez Harrison Supreme Court

Father Attacks Son in Drunken Assault

Christopher Dorman of 411 Spring Street faced charges of disorderly conduct drunkenness and assault after allegedly striking his 8-year-old son Frederick above the right eye while the boy shielded his mother from abuse Saturday night. Four stitches were needed for the wound and Mrs. Dorman said he threatened her with a butcher knife.

Frederick Christopher Dorman Spring Street

Bathing Beauty Queen Crowned at Delco Remy Outing

Miss Ruth McDale representing pliant No 2 won the bathing beauty title from 122 entrants at the Delco Remy outing in Broad Ripple Park. About 25 000 spectators attended with visitors C E Wilson vice president of General Motors and F C Kroeger Delco Remy president GM’s top executive attending.

Ruth McDale Delco Remy Corporation Anderson Broad Ripple Park C. E. Wilson General Motors Corporation F. C. Kroeger Delco Remy

Slack suit withdrawn in Miami mayor and wife case

City National Bank of Miami withdrew a federal suit against Mayor L Ert Slack and Mrs Slack. Settlement if any was out of court. The bank sought 6000 dollars on three notes from 1925 totaling 1333 dollars each, payable to J H C Realty and assigned to the bank.

City National Bank of Miami Fla L. Ert Slack

Million Dollar Advertising Fund Shaped For Homes Program

Pictured are trade acceptances totaling four million dollars for a National Home Furnishings advertising program. Miss Alice Eberhardt holds the fund in the Millis Advertising Company arms as counsel for a four year educational and merchandising campaign for the home furnishings industry. She notes the heavy responsibilities of those who control millions.

Alice Eberhardt Fast Michigan Street Millis Advertising Company Millis Company Eberhardt

Scottish Rite Temple Set to Open August 12

Judgment withheld in municipal court for Paul Knauss 24 of 1720 Montcalm Street after golf balls found in his car near Avalon Country Club. Knauss admitted picking up the balls in a field opposite the course but denied stealing them from the course.

Paul Knauss Montcalm Street Avalon Country Club Knauss

Hospital Drive Opens Tonight for Indianapolis Clinic

The $300 000 Indiana Christian Hospital campaign opens with a banquet at the Columbia Club. City Trust Company president Dick Miller will give the keynote as about 400 volunteers kick off a seven day drive ending Aug 5 with a victory dinner. The advance gift committee of about thirty has already raised more than half the $100 000 target. The sponsors panel grows to 47 leaders including J M Antrim Mrs Albert J Beveridge Ted E Byrne W H Coleman Dr M N Hadley Russe H Hartman Dr William F King Frank P Manly John D Meek J F E Miller Prof Herman C Morgan Dr David Ross Mrs Harry Rybolt James S Watson and Dr William N Wishard.

Indiana Christian Hospital Columbia Club Dick Miller City Trust Company Advance Citizens Committee Indianapolis J. M. Antrim Albert J. Beveridge Ted E. Byrne W. H. Coleman M. N. Hadley Russe H. Hartman William F. King Frank P. Manly John D. Meek J. F E. Miller Herman C. Morgan David Ross Harry Rybolt James S. Watson William N. Wishard

Woman Claims Estate as Grand Duchess Anastasia

Mme. Tschaikowsky of Long Island asserts she is Grand Duchess Anastasia the daughter of Czar Nicholas II and demands from banks trusts and corporations an accounting of all funds belonging to her father’s estate. The fortune reputedly totals over 100 million dollars.

United Press New York Anastasia Nicholas II Mme. Tschaikowsky Long Island

Holy Cross Church Picnic At Columbia Park

About fifteen hundred persons attended Holy Cross Catholic church all day picnic at Columbia park on Sunday with races games and a pavilion card party and a late basket dinner.

Holy Cross Catholic Church Columbia Park Edward McGovern

City Levy Cut to 65 Cents for 1930 Budget

City officials plan a 65 cent levy for the general fund, up 1.5 cents from 1929 to cover higher bond interest. The balance of 35 000 to 50 000 will be allocated by the new city manager commission. Overall rate may total about 1.16 with six cents added. Fire and police budgets were reduced to 6000 and 1358000 respectively, with staffing and equipment changes.

City General Fund City Manager Commission L. Ert Slack Sterling R Holt Harry FE. Voshell Voshell Holt Claude M. Worley

Dunphy Seeks Air Mail Line From New York to St Louis

Dunphy and Harrod of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce travel to Washington to push for an air mail route via Pittsburgh Columbus and Dayton Indiana firms urge the line. A hearing before inter department committees begins midweek with Ludlow aiding the effort and Mars Hill airport cited as proof of feasibility.

Cr. G. Dunphy Chamber of Commerce Washington, D. C Indianapolis New York St. Louis Inter-Department Committee Post Office and Commerce Departments C. L. Harrod Chamber Washington Dunphy Louis Ludlow Mars Hill Indiana

Chicago crime wave ends as man is stopped by detective

Louis Allen, 22, came from the west seeking money in Chicago. He robbed a man in a sedan, but Detective John Foran jumped from the police sedan and punched him in the jaw. Allen was booked for attempted robbery and claimed it was his first job.

United Press New York Chicago John Foran Louis Allen Louis Foran

Senator raps book censors over import ban

Senator B M Cutting denounces treasury action banning Voltaire Candide and the unexpurgated All Quiet on the Western Front from U S entry. He warns a tariff bill amendment would widen censorship to seditious and obscene works and curb advanced political thought.

Treasury Department Voltaire B. M. Cutting Dem N. M America Cutting Senate

Bootlegger August Holskamp Prosecuted in Vincennes Case

Deputy attorney general Merl Wall reported to the statehouse that August Holskamp, a suspected bootlegger and roadhouse owner near Oaktown, is being properly prosecuted in Vincennes. Vigo county officials sought aid from Attorney General Ogden, with Norman Ortenburn requesting counsel from Senator Hill and Ewing Emerson to bolster the case.

Merl Wall Statehouse James M. Ogden August Holskamp Vincennes Vigo County Ogden Holskamp Oaktown Norman Ortenburn Senator Hill Ewing Emison Republicana Wall

Police Captain Row Dies After Sudden Attack

Police captain Frank F E Row, 55, of 846 Edison street and a longtime Indianapolis figure, died Saturday night in Rockford Michigan after an apoplexy. He is survived by his widow Lula, a daughter Lucille Ferree, four brothers, and private services are planned at Mrs. Ferree’s home Wednesday.

Frank FE. Row Edison Street Indianapolis Rockford Mich Captain Row Osgood Lula Row Lucille Ferree G. S. Row Clarence Perry Row Charles Row Grand Rapids Ferree

Flies and Mosquitoes Warned by Dr Neal in Public Health Push

Dr. Neal cites U S Public Health Service warnings that flies spread disease and urges total elimination. He touts Flit as a safe, effective insecticide, claiming it kills all household insects without harming people and offers money back guarantees.

U.S. Public Health Service Charles A. Neal State of Ohio

U S Board to Select Dope Prison Sites

A government board to choose locations for two authorized narcotic farm prisons will meet at the Department of Justice to set site selection policy. Dr. Walter Treadway says the supervising architect may inspect top bids and report recommendations. The board aims to have a report ready for congressional appropriations this session.

Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance Washington Department of Justice Walter Treadway United States Public Health Service Treasury Department Treadway Congress Special Prison Board

Bell Program at Scottish Rite Cathedral Carillon

Anton Brees will perform a carillon program at the new Scottish Rite Cathedral Tuesday at 8 p m The pieces include America Home Sweet Home Columbia the Gem of the Ocean There s a Long Long Trail Minuet in G Abide With Me Rock of Ages Hark Hark My Soul Mighty Lake Rose Sonny Bor Oh Sweet Mystery of Life Indiana and The Star Spangled Banner as the closing piece.

Anton Brees Scottish Rite America Home Sweet Home Columbia Gem of the Ocean Sonny Bor Indiana

Prison prison crowd prompts urgent prison farm plan

M. W. Ireland for the war department and Sanford Bates for the department of justice pressed for immediate construction of two narcotic farm prisons. A special house committee found Leavenworth over capacity by twofold and congestion also severe at Atlanta and McNeil Island.

M. W. Ireland War Department Sanford Bates Department of Justice Special House Leavenworth Atlanta McNeil Island

Dean Learns Loses Job Over Smoking Coeds

Asheville officials refuse to rehire Dean Henry Dexter Learned after he allowed co ed students and male students to smoke in the halls of Asheville City College. The board, in executive session interrupted by applause from parents and students, voted five to two against reappointment and named Professor David Wilson of Hampden City College Virginia as the new dean.

United Prise Asheville N. C Henry Dexter Learned Asheville City College Asheville Board of Education Learned David Wilson Hampden City College Virginia

Gotham police raid 40 speakeasies in murder hunt

July 29 Police raid forty alleged speakeasies in New York to locate crews tied to the Marlow Rothstein and Cassidy murders. Twenty seven men and one woman were arrested during the operations.

United Press New York

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