Former state senator among eight held after roadhouse slaying
Edward Blankett Mishawaka politician is killed at a St. Joseph County roadhouse. Grand jury will hear the case Tuesday. Eight people including Orrin E Markle former state senator Hawley Burke Alex Sievers and others are in custody. Cramer says he was assaulted and gunfire followed a remark. Proprieter Mrs Boyer and May Mitchell fled the scene during the fight. Sievers believes he can identify the slayer.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Edward Blankett
Mishawaka
St. Joseph County
B. Crumpacker
Glenn Thompson
Orrin E. Markle
Iniana University
Swarthmore College
Hawley Burke
Alex Sievers
Ethel Boyer
May Mitchell
George Carter
John Drummond
Marvin E. Cramer
Blankert
Cramer
Miss Mitchell
Ford Du Pont War Predicted At Industrial Convention
Kim Kathryn former Ford chemist now heading Cook Paint and Varnish predicts a deadly clash between Ford and Du Pont for control of chemicals and related products. He says synthetic resins will replace lacquers and lacquered finishes in auto bodies within two years. He spoke before 1,000 delegates at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis during the Foremen's national convention.
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Henry Ford
du Pont
Kim Kathjn
Ford Company
Cook Paint and Varnish Company
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Kathrn
Claypool
Attorney General Rules Bonds Must Meet Par Value Requirements
Attorney General James M. Ogden ruled on Friday that holding companies building schools cannot legally sell bonds for less than par value and may only accept par value from townships as lease payments. The ruling followed a request by Lawrence F. Orr, chief examiner of the state board of accounts.
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James M. Ogden
Lawrence F. Orr
State Board of Accounts
Identity of Chicago show girl revealed as Donna Barr
The body of actress Donna Barr identified in Chicago as Barbara Cole after a suicide from a twelfth floor hotel. She was the daughter of W. J. Barr of Bethlehem Pennsylvania and had a baby with Charles Barron. Edwn Page the broker involved remained silent.
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United Press
Chicago
Barbara Cole
North Side
Donna Barr
W. J. Barr
Bethlehem
Barr
Donna
Charles Barron
Edwin Page
Stock Exchange
Serman Bundesen
Filibuster Threatens Farm Aid Bill Near Vote
Washington June 8 Threats of filibuster grow as the farm bill minus the debenture clause moves toward a vote. Leaders expect to finish the bill in days and plan a recess through September 3 as Democrats cooperate to protect minority rights and advance the deben ture plan.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Police Shoot by Strikers—Sixty Held in Gastonia Clash
In Gastonia North Carolina sixty textile strikers were arrested as police hunted for assailants after a mass meeting of the National Textile Workers Union erupted in gunfire. Chief E F Aderholt deputy sheriff Charles Roach and others were wounded during the ambush near Loray cotton mills.
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United Press
Gastonia
N. C
E. F. Aderholt
Charles Roach
National Textile Workers Union
Manville-Jenckes Company
Loray Cotton Mills
Fred Erwin Beal
Aderholt
Tom Gilbert
Charles Gilbert
Harrison
Railroad Tunnel Crash Kills Three at Union Pacific Site
A tunnel collapse west of Caliente during timber replacement killed a 7-year-old girl and two men from Parowan Utah, with six workers injured. The accident occurred late Friday. victims include William Benson and Fred Sisher. Injured workers included residents from Des Moines and nearby towns. Fifteen men were on the tunnel crew at the time.
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Caliente
Union Pacific
Here
Los Angeles
Parowan
Utah
William C. Benson
Fred B. Sisher
Charles Karstens
Des Moines
Fred White
Andrew W. Pearson
Paul Warrine
John W. McCarthy
Alton H. Bullock
Taft Rest Taken At Garfield Memorial Hospital
President Taft aged 71 was hospitalized at Garfield Memorial, not in danger but needing rest. He entered after a Cincinnati trip on the eve of a summer retreat to Murray Bay, accompanied by his wife who left him for home as doctors ordered rest and tests following years of overwork.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
United States
Supreme Court
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Murray Bay
Canada
Taft
Cincinnati
Itskin
Generals Outdoor Advertising Company
Ray Nealis
Maryland Street
Tiskin
International Alliance of Bill Posters
Billers
Frank Tieben
Tieben
Illinois
Georgia
West Side
Ocean Fliers Ready Stockholm
Captain Albin Ahrenberg a Swedish aviator will begin a trans Atlantic flight to New York at 6 a m Sunday with two companions Lieutenant Axel Floden and Robert Ljungland. They will fly from Stockholm to Bergen Norway then to Iceland Greenland Labrador and New York refueling en route. A hat will be presented to the first Swedish born person greeting them in New York.
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United Press
Stockholm
Albin Ahrenberg
New York
Ahrenberg
Axel Floden
Robert Ljungland
Bergen
Norway
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Weather report from Indianapolis airport 9 30 a m
At Indianapolis airport at 9 30 a m the wind is northeast at 12 mph the temperature is 69 the sea level pressure is 30 04 inches ceiling is 1000 feet with solid overcast and visibility is three miles
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Indianapolis
British Labor Rulers Take Over Offices
King George V at Windsor Castle installs Ramsay MacDonald’s second Labour government amid praise from rivals. Cabinet includes first woman minister Margaret Bondfield and outside-party appointments to Alexander and Webb, signaling strong leadership and strategic alliances.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
Great Britain
George V
Ramsay MacDonald
Windsor Castle
Stanley Baldwin
Windsor
the Castle
Privy Council
George
Margaret Bondfield
MacDonald
Labor
Labor Party
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
Sydney Webb
Alexander
Webb
Lord Sankey
W. A. Jowitt
Great
J. R. Clynes
Thomas Shaw
Lord Parmoor
Wedgewood Benn
India
Lord Thomson
Arthur Greenwood
Noel Buxton
O. P. Trevelyan
Board of Education
W. Graham
Board of Trade
W. Adamson
Scotland
George Lansbury
Minsters
Oswald Mosler
Duchy of Lancaster
J. B. Melville
F. C. Roberts
Herbert Morrison
T. Johnston
Lees Smith
Lord Arnold
Labor War Racketeering in Indianapolis Leads to Two Holds
Prosecutor filed malicious trespass affidavits against Harry Itskin and Frank Tieben as grand jury records may reveal a racketeering case tied to vandalism of General Outdoor Advertising signboards before a Speedway event. A bomb case at an apartment site also neared closure, with police turning over evidence to the prosecutor.
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Stark
Itskin
Tieben
Indianapolis
General Outdoor Advertising Company
Speedway
Claude M. Worley
Poice
Arthur Baynham Construction Company
North Meridian Street
Worley
Judson L. Stark
Harry Itskin
Jackson Place
Frank Tieben
Delaware Street
Tieban
West Michigan Street
Belmont Avenue
Jerry Kinney
John Gaughan
Fred Simon
Kinner
Bill Board Company
Bill Board
C. M. Bryan
Rioting in Limoges Leaves 150 Injured
Government troops restored order after an all night battle between citizens and police in Limoges France. More than a hundred citizens were injured and fifty officers treated in hospitals following the outburst sparked by a murderers life sentence dispute.
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United Press
Limoges
France
Charles Barataud
Devil's Island
Hogs Steady to 15 Cents Off in Pens
Hogs were steady to 15 cents lower with most sales 10 cents off. Most weights 160-275 pounds sold for 11 to 11.15 dollars, top price 11.25. Receipts about 5,500 with 215 holdovers. Cattle, weaners, sheep and lambs steady with better lambs 15 to 16.30 and fat ewes 4.50 to 36.50.
Estate Tax Paid on Patten Wealth in Chicago
Trustees delivered a $1,525,723 inheritance tax check to the county treasurer on the James A. Patten estate. The $19,788,524 appraisal marks Illinois’ largest fortune taxed since the inheritance tax began, with most of the estate left to the widow.
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United Press
Chicago
James A. Patten
Patten
Illinois
Times Will Save Money for Your License Fee
The Indianapolis Times offers free notarization for driver and chauffeur license applications starting Monday. The 25 cent notary fee is waived if applicants present at The Times office, then pay the license fee at the statehouse. A property holder signature is unnecessary for in person submissions. Licenses must be obtained by July 1.
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Indianapolis Times
Times
Statehouse
Secretary of State
Times Office
Bankruptcies Filed By Auto Sales Agent in Federal Court
Muneie, an automobile sales representative, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court listing liabilities of 5 667 dollars and assets of 3 39 dollars. A saleswoman is identified as Mrs. Ethel L. Stout.
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Ethel L. Stout
Muneie
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