Judge Delays Kennel Case as Stark Withdraws
Judson L. Stark county prosecutor withdraws as counsel in an injunction action against the Hancock County sheriff and Indianapolis police over a dog track betting system. Hearing before Judge Van Duyn reset to Wednesday at 9 AM. amended complaint details the investment brokerage method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson L. Stark
Sheriff's Office
Indianapolis
Indiana Kennel Club, Ltd
Arthur C. van Duys
Circuit
Court
Hancock County
Greenfield
Allisonville Road
van Duyn
Tye
James J. Leathers
Stark
Claude L. Worley
Hancock Circuit Court
Danville
Marion County
Worley
George L. Winkler
Clinton H. Givan
Flag Track
Givan
Judge
Contempt of Court Appeals Upheld in Press Editor Case
An amendment to the petition in error adds thirteen citations to the twelve originally listed after Judge Walther found Louis B. Seltzer and Carlton K. Matson guilty of contempt. They face $500 fines and 30 days in jail. The petitions were filed by Baker Hostetler and Fidle for the Press executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frederick P. Walther
Common Pleas
Louis B. Seltzer
the Press
Carlton K. Matson
Cuyahoga County Court of Appeals
Walther
Seltzer and Matson
Baker, Hostetler and Fidle
Press
Fair Texans Assist Bronx Marathoners Novel Croquet System
The croquet cronies back a lighthearted route to New York using a system from Tom Sawyer. Girls take official swings in towns, aiding marathon progress as couples joke about wives finding out. Separately in Noblesville the O E Talbert and Son Lumber Co is robbed of 40 dollars. robbers use a truck to raid Ora Carmine's home for a radio and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Tex
New York
Tom Sawyer
Noblesville
O. E. Talbert & Son Lumber Company
Ora Carmine
Shipp Denies Charges After Visit to Governor
Co. C. Shipp an Indianapolis ventilating equipment maker charged with limiting competition visited Governor Harry G. Leslie to deny the accusations. He said the visit was to present greetings call and that he did not install or insure any equipment at the New Market school. The case involves charges by Attorney John Murphy that Shipp controls state boards and damaged wall boxes installed by Lafay ette company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Crawfordsville
New Market
Lane- Pyke-Werkhoff Company
Lafayette
Murphy
Shipp
Indianapolis
Leslie
Bids Opened On Highway Bridges Across State
Bids on twenty eight small bridges opened by the state highway commission. Project total estimate is 471 493 47. Several bridges bid in combination. largest is a Wabash river bridge northwest of Covington valued at 92 445 81. Low bid of 80 248 56 from R McCalman Inc Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Wabash River
Covington
R. McCalman, Inc
Danville
Mother and son forgive the secrecy behind a tragedy
In Indiana a mother Mrs Carlson dies by poison after a failed plan to marry her lover Glenn Gladville. Her son Myles learns the truth, forgives both, and returns to studies at Indiana University. Gladville attends the funeral and is forgiven by the son for the mother’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eter Carlson
Georgia
Mylis
Carlsons
Myles
Indiana University
Glenn V. Gladville
Bloomfield
Ladville
Somerville
Gladville
Rain May Bring Relief To City On Wednesday
Unsettled weather today foresees thunder showers and cooler temperatures by Wednesday as the forecast calls for increasing clouds. Indianapolis and state forecasts align with a return of unsettled conditions and a cooling trend after heat highs in the upper 80s and 90s with Madison noted as the hottest point at 95. Paoli reported a small rain total of one third of an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
J. H. Armington
Madison
Indiana
Vincennes
Paoli
Three of Family Dead in Auto Hit by Switch Engine
Three members of the Dimmitt family were killed and five others injured when their car was struck by a switch engine near Oakland City Indiana. Victims were Lizzie Dimmitt 40 Dora Dimmitt 17 and Raymond Dimmitt 8. Ezra Bennett who drove the car said he did not see the locomotive. The injured were taken to a Princeton hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oakland City
Ind
Here
Lizzie Dimmitt
Page Dimmitt
Dora Dimmitt
Raymond Dimmitt
Ezra Bennett
Princeton
Joy Ride Is Costly
James Meyers age 17 admitted stealing a car to take his girl for a ride and was sentenced to one to ten years in the Ionia reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
Grand Rapids, Mich
James Meyers
Ionia Reformatory
Road Board Pushes High Budget Despite Budget Committee Opposition
The Indiana road board argues for a rollout of concrete roads and higher construction funding while maintaining a tight maintenance line. Budget committee members resist a $600,000 rise, debating a revised plan to cap increases at $148,000 this year and $448,000 next, as Governor Leslie eyes support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Harry G. Leslie
John J. Brown
Titus
Thurman A. Gottschalk
Dem
Berne
Leslie
Strike Death Case Moves on Amid Intimidation Claims
In Gastonia North Carolina sixteen defendants stand trial for conspiracy to murder in the death of Police Chief O F Aderholt. Defense lawyers allege witnesses faced threats from mill workers and a combatant committee from the Manville Jenckes mill. Affidavits describe intimidation attempts and an assault on defense counsel. The case’s venue may shift to Mecklenburg County if moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
Gastonia
N. C
O. F. Aderholt
Manville
Violet Hampton
Aderholt
Tom Jimison
Frank Flowers
J. D. McCall
Amy Schechter
J. G. Carpenter
Frank Schechter
New York
M. F. Barnhill
Barnhill
Defense
A. J. Bulwinkle
M. V. Barnhill
Micklenburg
Coast Guard Strengthened Around Buffalo Port
Assistant Secretary Seymour Lowman said the Coast Guard forces in the Buffalo area of the Great Lakes have been ordered strengthened to combat renewed efforts to smuggle liquor from Canada through that port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington
Seymour Lowman
Coast Guard
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Unconscious 43 Days Iowan Boy Dies After Auto Injuries
Tommy McNulty, 13, of Cedar Rapids died Monday night after 43 days unconscious from injuries in an automobile accident. He had been kept alive since June 16 by artificial feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cedar Rapids
Tommy McNulty
Prohibition Officials Blamed by Willebrandt in Truth Series
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, former assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition, says misconduct ran high among officials and that corrupt leadership enabled evasion of laws. Her twenty four article series The Truth About Prohibition begins August 5 in The Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States Attorney-General
Prohibition
Times
Idol Cihuacahutl Brings Bad Luck Tale From Pray Family
In a Peculiar legend Miss Helen Pray cradles a 2000 year old Aztec idol Cihuacahutl carved from green and red brown stone. Supposedly linked to bad luck, the relic arrived via an American telegrapher who smuggled it from outside Mexico City. Pray reports no ill effects after months, while related anecdotes unfold. J P Morgan Reaches Europe story follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pray
C. J. Pray
West
Washington Street
Miss Pray
Pray
Cihuacahutl
United States
Smithsonian Institute
Cihuacahuil
Mexico City
Chinese Plan Peage Parley at Manchuria
A group of Chinese officials heads to Manchuria to begin talks with Russian representatives over the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute. The conference opens at Manchuli tonight with M. Melnikoff, the Soviet representative, already present to greet the negotiators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Manion Jr. Eludes Police After High Speed Car Jump
A speeding stolen Ford roared past officers on Prospect street and Laurel street before the driver jumped out near Leota street. The car crashed into two parked vehicles, damaging three cars. Police traced the vehicle to Frank Manion Jr. of 406 East Raymond street, who was found at work unaware his car had been stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bernauer
William Englebright
Prospect Street
Laurel Street
English Avenue
Ford
Leota Street
Bates Street
H. H. Hartsock
North Tuxedo
C. E. Gunckel
Pleasant Street
Frank Manion Jr
East
Raymond Street
Manion
Real Silk Hosiery Mills Reports Record First Half Profit
Porter M. Farrell announces six months ending June 30 earnings of 1,040,999.88 after depreciation but before taxes and preferred dividends, the highest for the period. Twelve month earnings reach 2,163,483.80 with cash of 1,132,862 and no bank loans, surplus up to 4,617,109. The day and night operation continues and the new full fashioned plant will be ready by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc
Porter M. Farrell
Mine Blast Kills 23 in German Silesia Mine
In Breslau area Nueder hbermsdorf, Lower Silesia, a explosion at a mine today leaves 23 dead and 12 seriously injured. Rescue crews rush to the scene amid ongoing search for survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Breslau
Germany
Nuederhbermsdorf
Lowa
Silesia
Richmond Telephone Case May Halt Delays on Delinquent Bills
Chairman John W. McCardle of the public service commission says a ruling may stop disconnection for delinquent Richmond bills until month end backed by Attorney General James M. Ogden. The ruling could shift from prior practice of disconnects after 10 or 15 days with a $1 re establishment fee and force payment in advance or not. Time special from Evansville, Indiana notes Edwin Seibert, 36, jailed and fined for spousal abuse in a separate report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. McCardle
Public Service Commission Today
Richmond
James M. Ogden
McCardile
Ogden
Commission
Fliers Spurn Landing as Robin Surges to Record Hours
ST LOUIS July 30 The St Louis Robin nears 414th consecutive hour aloft as Colonel and Mrs Lindbergh arrive to salute pilots Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine. Major Robertson warns of weakening motor and possible landing, while observers chase a final hour count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest O'Brine
C. Ray Wassall
P. V. Chaffee
William B. Robertson
Forrest O’brine
Lambert Field
Jackson
P. L. Crichton
Owen Haughland
Minnesota
Robin
Obrine
Robertson
O'Brine
Angelena
Culver City
Cal
Crash Investigated in Minnesota Plane Endurance Tragedy
Minneapolis July 30. A crash of the endurance plane Minnesota Monday prompted a joint inquiry by Forest Lageway of the commerce aeronautical inspectorate and Wold-Chamberlain officials. Pilot Crichton and backer Owen Haughland died from injuries. Haughland mortgaged his property to fund the project. Mrs Haughland and two children face scant salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Forrest Lageway
Department of Commerce
Wold- Chamberlain Field
Owen Haughland
P. L. Crichton
Haughland
Foreigners Riot En Route to Ellis Island Led by German Girl
In New York 130 plus aliens awaiting deportation rioted on the way to Ellis Island. A young German girl led the outbreak as twelve guards restored order. In Noblesville Indiana James Cloud a wealthy farmer had his right leg amputated after stepping on a rusty nail causing blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Pnoblesville
Ind
James Cloud
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Judson Stark
Cleveland Press
Fair Texans
Bronx
Tennessee
Bloomington
Nashville
Tenn
Road Board
Brown
William Titus
Lawrence F. Orr
State Board of Accounts
United Pre
Houghton Lake
Mich
Benson Hedgers
Columbus
Elizabeth Clement
Clements
Coast Guards
J. P. Morgan
Europe
Plymouth
England
London
Helen
Lower Silesian
Service Commission
Spanker
Evansville
Edwin Seibert
Lindy
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