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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1930

Page

9

County Paves Twelve Miles of New Roads

Marion county announces twelve miles of new and resurfaced roads added recently with about fifteen miles more under way. East Thirty-eighth Street will open after two weeks, Harding Street adds four and a half miles of concrete, and Troy Avenue resurfacing is complete. Major paving targets Shelbyville road, West Seventy-first Street, West Tenth Street, and Arlington Avenue ahead of winter.

Charles Mann Marion County East Thirty-eighth Street Emerson Keystone Avenues Mann Harding Street Troy Avenue Bluff Road Shelby Street Keystone Avenue Fall Creek Boulevard Sixty-second Street Shelbyville Road West Seventy-first Street West Tenth Street Arlington Avenue

Split With Film Bosses Stuns Hollywood Star

European audiences will welcome Dorothy Mackail before she accepts new screen offers after a rift with First National Pictures. Her attorney plans to sue for 16 200 dollars as final month’s salary for a five year stint with the company.

Hollywood Europe Dorothy Mackail First National Pictures Miss Mackail First National

Shantung Province Sufferings in War Tangle

Editor Miles W. Vaughn reports from Tsingtao on Shantung's civil war turmoil. Rival armies plunder commerce and transport, crippling trade and deterring tourists as Shantung endures repeated invasions and long years of unrest under Chang Tso-lin and successive Nanking rivals. The Yangtze corridor railway through Shantung fuels troop movements and countryside destruction.

Tsingtoa China Shantung Tsingtao Chang Tso-lin Nanking Chiang Kan-shek

Brothers Held After Accident

Two brothers Thornton Anderson 20 and Benjamin Anderson 18 of R A 4 Box 340 were charged with reckless driving and passing a street car during an unloading when an auto crash injured John Bolan 35 of 3223 Central Avenue. Bolan was badly bruised and cut at Kentucky and Stock streets.

Thornton Anderson Benjamin Anderson R. A John Bolan Central Avenue Bolan Kentucky Avenue Stock Street Ivan Work Dale Wilbaum Wilbaum Madison Avenue Indiana Central College Carl Wright North Talbot Streets City Hospital Bert Walters South East Street Harry Smith South Meridian Street Charles Smith

Watch for Little Rolls in Green When Putting

A golf tip urges players to study the green from the edge to gauge the line to the cup. Assess the green's rise and fall for adjusting borrow, preferring extra allowance to avoid misjudging the break and missing the putt.

NEA Service, Inc

King Signs Naval Treaty Ratification

London informed that King George has signed the London naval treaty ratification. Phillip Snowden announced the ratification will be deposited simultaneously with ratifications by the Dominions the United States and Japan.

United Preen London George House of Commons Phillip Snowden Snowden Dominions United States Japan

Bird dazes air pilot in midair collision

Burlington July 31 United Press reports pilot J A Wilson was dazed after a bird head decapitated by his propeller struck him in the face. He landed safely with passenger Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers of Lowell Massachusetts unharmed.

United Press Burlington, Vt J. A. Wilson Edith Nourse Rogers Lowell, Mass

Lincoln parents marriage records exhibited at Lincoln Museum

Documentary records of Abraham Lincoln's parents are now on display at Lincoln Museum opposite Ford's Theatre in Washington. The exhibit highlights the marriage documents related to the Civil War era president, who was assassinated in April 1865.

Bay United Press Washington Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Museum Ford Theater

Woman 44 sets self ablaze after string of tragedies

Mrs Maude Pringle 44 of Thirteenth street and Pleasant Run boulevard touched a lit match to kerosene soaked clothing in her yard. Her husband John Pringle and her daughter Grace watched as he tore burning garments away and a bed cover smothered the flames. She is in critical condition at the city hospital. Her family cites a prior nervous collapse as contributing to the act.

Maude Pringle Thirteenth Street Pleasant Run Boulevard Grace Pringle John Pringle

Girls report car theft by two youths after swimming party

Two girls with Harold Allen and Harvey Wolf told police Wednesday that the pair had used a stolen car. The car taken from Riverside Park earlier and owned by Lester Michael was found with stolen license plates. The youths face vehicle taking charges.

Harold Allen West Michigan Street Harvey Albert Wolf West Wilkins Street Riverside Park Lester Michael West Vermont Street

Woman 92 Dead in Websters Special

Catherine Cheeseman age 92 dies near Webster Ind likely oldest woman in Wayne county Burial planned for Centerville She was born in Harrisburg Pa and belonged to Centerville Methodist Church She leaves two daughters Mrs Oscar Lundy and Mrs John Bond

Bu Times Webster, Ind Catherine Cheeseman Wayne County Centerville Harrisburg Methodist Church of Cheeseman Oscar Lundy John Bond

196 Enrolled in 4-H Camp at State Fairgrounds

196 boys and girls are enrolled in the Marion and Hancock counties 4-H clubs annual camp at the state fairgrounds. The camp, directed by Walter Kolb of Greenfield, runs through Friday night and features instruction, club work, recreation, and camp fire gatherings. Other officials include Clarence Henry, Harold J. Yarling, Charles J. Murphy, A. A. Terwilliger, Miss ViviAnne Carter, Mrs. Myrtle Roddin, Miss Janice M. Berlin, W. J. Lowry, and Miss LaFrieda Edwards.

Marion Hancock Counties Walter Kolb Greenfield Clarence Henry Marion County Harold J. Yarling Charles J. Murphy A. A. Terwilliger Vivienne Carter Indianapolis Myrtle Roddin Janice M. Berlin W. J. Lowry LaFrieda Edwards

Lingle probe tangled by new identification in murder case

Chicago July 31 police identified Frank Foster as the man who ran from the subway after Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle was killed, throwing the investigation into disarray. Foster, linked to the Bugs Moran gang, had not been seen as the slayer. officials fear having to restart seven and a half weeks of work. The identification occurred at Foster’s preliminary murder hearing, held to secure custody rather than convict. Roachdale Democratic women's club organized with 30 members led by Mrs. Theodore Crawley amid county officials' attendance.

United Press Chicago Frank Foster Alfred J. Lingle Foster Bugs Moran Tribune Anthony Rubhy Lingle Rubhy Roachdale Ind Theodore Crawley Putnam County T. A. Sigler C. C. Gillen Greencastle

Health department probes nuisance complaints on pig filled Chicago lot

July 31 Chicago health department investigates charges that Joseph Heinrich maintains a nuisance on his seventy five foot unfenced lot. Neighbors complain he owns 200 guinea pigs thirty rabbits thirty chickens four goats four dogs and ten children the block overrun by the menagerie according to officer L A Schilling.

United Press Chicago Health Department Today Joseph Heinrich Heinrich L. A. Schilling

Burglary Strikes Homes and Store in Local District

A diamond ring valued at 225 dollars and 175 dollars in cash were taken from Roy LaRoche at 5623 Winthrop Avenue. The Louis Grim Hardware Store at 3622 East Twenty fifth Street was entered for a second time in two weeks, with 5 dollars worth of cigarettes stolen. Daisy Brook surprised a prowler at 1138 King Avenue. the intruder fled with a bundle of clothing. William Easton reported a 35 dollar watch and chain stolen while he tended the yard. Three youths attacked Miss Jessie Hill at 832 Fayette Street, taking 5.10 dollars from her purse.

Roy LaRoche Winthrop Avenue Louis Grim East Twentyfifth Daisy Brook King Avenue William Easton North Belle View Place Jessie Hill Fayette Street Indiana Avenue Missouri Street

Desolate Chinese Frontier and German Investments in China

The front near the Yellow River hosts heavy fighting as trenches scar villages and rail lines suffer disruption. Tsingtao, a German built port city, stands as a modern but embattled center in China. Germany’s overseas investments exceed 2.6 billion dollars.

Yellow River Tsingtao Germany China

Pebeco Tooth Paste Promises Stronger Mouth Thrill

An old advertisement urges readers to try Pebeco Tooth Paste claiming it delivers a wallop and keeps users longer as it cleans whitened teeth and stimulates saliva to combat mouth acids and decay.

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