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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1930

Page

9

Oklahoma Primary Voters Narrow Contest Amid Apathy

Oklahoma voters cast ballots in the Democratic and Republican primaries as political observers note low interest. Nine gubernatorial hopefuls include W. H. Murray and Frank Buttram. Former governors and senatorial candidates vie for party nominations under a new two primary system with a runoff in two weeks.

United Press Oklahoma City Oklahoma Herbert Hoover W. H Bill United States Senate Henry S. Johnston J. C Jack) Walton J. B. A. Robertson Lee Cruce Walton Kathryn van Leuven T. P. Gore Charles J. Wrightson Wealthy Tulson Woodson E. Norvell Charles W. Harris E. O. Bammard William L. McCann W. P. Pine J. J. Bebout Charles J. Benson Buttram and Murray Frank V. Bailey Supreme Court I E.trapp King A. S. J. Shaw E. B. Howard Jess L. Pullen L. M. Overton E. R. Powers

Ex Bolivian army head flees country in escape to Peru

General Hans Kindt, former Bolivian army chief of staff, left La Paz under protection after a lengthy refuge at the German legation. He and Dr. Hans G. Marckwald traveled to the Andean plateau with Peruvian and Bolivian officials then headed toward Rio Del Aluadero near the Peruvian frontier. He is expected to return to Germany via Lima.

United Press LA Paz Bolivia Hans Kindt Legation Kundt Hans G. Marckwald Jorge Bailey- Lembcke

Chinese Reds Advance Captured Changsha Evacuations Proceed

Chinese Communist troops pushed north through Hunnan province and captured Changsha, the capital, as American residents were evacuated from the city of 500000 except for three missionaries. American gunboats Guan and Palos, with British and Japanese support, evacuated others in nearby cities.

Bu United Press Peiping China Hunnan Changsha Guan and

Breeze Breaks Up Kelly Solitaire Standoff at Flagpole

Alvin Shipwreck Kelly, perched for his 37th day atop a steep pier flagpole, was interrupted by a gust while playing solitaire and nearly won the game before the wind blew away a card. In Cambridge City Indiana gasoline cuts continued with prices dropping to 13 9 10 cents. A Hampshire magistrates conference discussed punishing offenders with wood chopping instead of jail.

United Press Atlantic City N. J Alvin Bes Times Cambiridge City Ind People’s Nu-Gas Company Jenkins Wade Company United Preas F Bournemouth Hampshire Alexander Paterson

Incurable Iris Labyrinth Eye Doctor Promotes Diagnostic Spots

Dr. R W Bennett of Indianapolis claims eye scars reveal bodily ailments and injuries. He markets an iridimeter to illuminate eye spots that allegedly diagnose and track illness progress, with potential use by insurers and physicians.

Herbert L. Cecil R. W. Bennett Kahn Building Bennett Indianapolis Boston Iridometer Rushville Northern Illinois University At Chicago Washington, D. C Helen Russ Central Avenue Miss Russ

Danish government mulls temperance department head

Danish news reports discuss creating a department of temperance led by Larsen Ledet, an American Anti-Saloon League agent, with Premier I. A. Stauning backing the plan as he studies methods to promote temperance nationwide.

Department of Temperance Umiited Cae Sopenhasen Larsen Ledet Denmark I. A. M. Stauning

Transvaal abolishes devadasi system in temples

In Madras July 29 the state of Tranvacore reports the abolition of the devadasi custom. The reform ends the practice of dedicating women to temple service, reflecting a move to end this traditional privilege.

W United Madras Tranvacore

Cool Theaters Draw Crowds In Heat Wave Across Downtown

Theaters in downtown areas draw near capacity during three hot days as audiences seek relief from heat. Indiana features Helen Kane. Palace presents Marie Dressler and Norma Shearer in Let Us Be Gay. Lyric showcases Princess Zulieka and other acts.

Walter D. Hickman Indiana Helen Kane Palace Marie Dressler Norma Shearer Princess Zulieka Ohio Cuckoos The Circle Apollo Jango Colonial

Mexico moves to settle debts with railways agreement

Mexico City reports quick approval prospects in congress for the New York debt settlement with foreign and national claims. President Pasqual Ortiz Rubio says the accord will strengthen national credit and pave the way to resolve domestic debt as finance officials focus on interior obligations.

United Press Mexico City New York Mexico Pasqual Ortiz Rubio Ortiz Rubio Finance Department

Orang-utan Born in Philadelphia Zoo Third Captive Birth

A baby orang-utan, the third captive birth, arrived at the Philadelphia Zoological Gardens. Weighing five pounds at birth, the infant is thriving after a history of two prior births with the first in Nuremberg and the second at Philadelphia. The mother’s birth setting and public exposure have sparked theories about orangutan seclusion versus crowd sight.

Science Service Philadelphia Philadelphia Zoological Gardens Nuremberg Germany Philadelphia Zoo

Stalin Reports Soviet Gain From Industrial Shift

Moscow July 29 Stalin highlighted a rapid economic shift from farming to industry. He cited 1927 production at 8.64 billion gold rubles and current forecasts near 80 percent above prewar levels, with rail freight up 93 percent and the national budget doubling from 1927 to this year.

Stalin Moscow Opera House Soviet Union Supreme Council of Economy

Turkey Orders Reinforcements to Persian Frontier

Premier Ismet Pasha accused Persia of complicity in Kurdish raids and warned Turkey is ready to wage war if needed to secure internal tranquility as reinforcements move toward the Persian frontier from Angora.

Turkey Bu United Press Angora Ismet Pasha

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