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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1930

Page

5

Stolen Auto Used In Holdups By Two Bandits

Two men used a stolen car to hold up a street car motorman and robbed taxi driver Charles Ott of 5 dollars. They later ditched the vehicle near Hanson Avenue and New York Street. A separate burglary at Helfer garage yielded 30.27, while Covey and Humbert were arrested after robbing Warren Township School and a grocery on South Meridian. Fishing tackle and other items valued at 30 were taken from Walter Sellers home.

Charles Ott South Meridian Street C. H. Overman Church Street Tenth Street Pershing Avenue Overman Hanson Avenue New York Street Helfer West Sixteenth Street Floyd Covey East Michigan Street Henry Humbert East Walnut Street Oscar Wilson Warren Township Franklin Road Washington Street Covey Humbert C. I. Mathews Walter Sellers Drier Place Richard E. Th . Smiley Zurich Europe

Two Swiss anniversaries near as world events unfold

Geneva reports Switzerland marks the 50th anniversary of the St Gothard tunnel and the 25th anniversary of More Arms for Prison. In Indiana, Miss Anna Dever and Leon Farrow reportedly lived in Farrow’s automobile for ten days, and San Quentin adds new weapons amid rioting.

Anna Dever Bainbridge Ind Leon Farrow North Salem Farrow Indianapolis United Press Geneva Switzerland St. Gothard Tunnel San Quentin Cal James B. Holohan

Sault Ste. Marie Band Fails To Draw Dancers At City Dance

After hours of practice the Sault Ste. Marie band performed at a city dance but drew no dancers. The band leader conducted with baton, trumpets blared, and saxophones moaned, yet the show drew nil attendance.

United Press Sault Ste. Marie Mich

Fight Over Memorial for Old Prunes Burro

The death of Old Prunes a 62 year old burro has stirred a dispute between Fairplay and Alma over who may erect a memorial. Each town has started a fund to honor the animal.

United Press Fairplay Colo Old Prunes Alma

Needle found in wrist reveals old injury in Cardiff case

Doctors treating Mrs Letty Evans 67 for a fractured wrist discovered a needle in her right hand. She says it was accidentally thrust into her left hand about 32 years ago. In Bluffton Indiana Joe Peeper a local butcher is jailed on a charge of selling home brew to two youths and cannot post 1600 dollars bond.

United Preas Cardiff Wales Letty Evans En Times Bluffton Ind Joe Peeper

Woman repays two-year debt with five cent fare

In Livingston Montana a Northern Pacific agent recalls a five cent debt from two years ago. A woman offers the agent five cents to cover the missing fare her husband owed when he bought a ticket, saying she remembers the event.

Bay United Press Livingston Mont Diogenes Harry Morrow Northern Pacific

Clifton Family Reunion Planned at Fred Ball Home

The Clifton family holds its annual reunion Sunday at Fred Ball's residence near May's Crossing, close to Rushville. Family members are expected to attend from surrounding areas.

Clifton Fred Ball May's Crossing Rushville

Ancient grooming tools on display at Field Museum

A Field Museum exhibit shows 6000 year old grooming items used by Egyptians and others. Tweezers razors ear spoons mirrors and cosmetic tools illustrate vanities of ancient men and women.

United Press Chica Field Museum

Police Add New Duty to Their Routine

New Bern New York June 13 Local police were summoned to a suburban home to force an irate father s rebellious son to take his medicine. Three officers responded and the boy complied with the dose.

United Press New Bern N. Y

War hero loses nerve in dentist chair tussle

Cardiff dispatch reports Herbert Wilkinson a seven time wounded WWI veteran fled a dentist chair in June after losing nerve. A coal lump struck his face the next day, knocking out the teeth he planned to extract.

United Press Cardiff Wales Herbert Wilkinson

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