Dope King Linked With Co Ed Killing
Theora Hix, OSU medical college co-ed, murdered amid narcotics links tied to Dr. James H. Snook, veterinary professor. Detective Chief Shellenbarger cites drugs given to Hix. county prosecutor Chester cites possible motive that she knew too much. Hix deposited 1600 in a year. parents sent 600. Snook gifts fall short. Police await chemist reports to decide on murder charges. Snook dismissed from faculty after admitting moral delinquency.
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Harry W. Sharpe
United Press
Columbus, CO
Theora Hix
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
James H. Snook
W. G. Shellenbarger
Snook
Jack Chester
Meyers
Chester
George W. Rightmire
Miss Hix
Charge Modern Girl Invites Disrespect
United Press reports Loyola University hosts 350 students at the national leadership convention where delegates say disrespect for women is a social problem. They issue a consensus claiming that attire and behavior by some girls invite disrespect and often lead to mistreatment.
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United Press
Chicago
Loyola University
Get It Free Now Notary Service At The Times Office
The Times offers free notary service for driver license applications at its office in Indianapolis. Fast support, then a short walk to the Secretary of State’s office to pay 25 cents for the license. Over 7 500 people used the service by noon today as a protest against notary fees.
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Indianapolis Times Notaries
Times
Secretary of State
Statehouse
Times Service
Times Free Service
Boy anglers seek F F degree on Fall Creek near central avenue bridge
An 11 year old, William Forsyth, from School 45, fishes Fall Creek by the central avenue bridge with a group of summer students chasing the F F degree in angling. Ike Walton's college is mentioned as summer context.
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Fall Creek
Central Avenue Bridge
William Forsyth
Ike Walton
College
Poison death strikes Markowski family in Chicago
Agnes Kwiatkowski eight died amid a suspected slow-acting poison in a basement flat. Chester seven died earlier as three other children, ages six three and seventeen months, remain gravely ill at county hospital. Parents Markowski and Agnes deny or admit responsibility while in jail as neighbors alerted police.
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United Press
Chicago
Markowski
Agnes Kwiatkowski
Chester
Merchants Association Sets 5 P.M. Summer Closings
The Merchants Association announced daily 5 PM closing for stores this summer to allow daylight recreation. The policy runs from July 5 through August 30 with most shops closing at noon on Saturdays.
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Merchants Association
Anonymous gift of 250000 to Butler University endowment
President Robert J. Aley announced at commencement that an anonymous gift of 250000 was made to Butler University's endowment within the past two weeks. Expenditure of the income will be decided by the trustees. donor’s name may be disclosed in a public statement soon.
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Butler University
Robert J. Aley
Dr. Aley
War surplus goods go to sealed bids by July fifteenth
The state highway department will receive sealed bids for remaining surplus war material from the United States government. Director John J. Brown announced the sale, with items stored at the Eleventh Street and White River Boulevard warehouse available for inspection. Items include steam heated kettles, airplane trailers, rails, tools, old truck equipment, motors, 25 000 to 40 000 lantern globes, a motor driven floor finisher and tire vulcanizing equipment.
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United States
State Highway Department
John J. Brown
Eleventh Street
White River Boulevard
Brown
When School Ends Youths Return To River Fishing
Ot those minners. C'mon Ted here's at place I was showin' yer just before school wuz out. Fall Creek winds through the city and on White river banks you can hear these words. Youths gather under willows to fish, ignoring city limits and dragonflies as the catfish pull on the line.
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Fall Creek
White River
Indianapolis
Hoover Signs Census and Reapportionment Bill
President Hoover signed the census and reapportionment bill. It directs the next decennial census to begin April 1, 1930 and requires enumeration of unemployed mines agriculture and general population. The House will be reapportioned based on twenty years of population shifts.
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United Presse
Washington
Herbert Hoover
House of Representatives
Appeals Decide Day Affirms Two Liquor Convictions
The Indiana Supreme Court and appellate courts ruled on liquor cases today. Forrest Gwinn had a $250 fine and one to five year prison term upheld by the supreme court in Madison. Arthur Renz and Albert Kagel were each fined $500 and given six months at the state farm in South Bend after selling beer in a saloon. Fanny Wolf’s conviction was reversed by the appellate court, leaving her with a $100 fine and a sixty day sentence in Allen County.
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Supreme Court
Madison
Forrest Gwinn
Indiana State
St. Joseph
Arthur Renz
Albert Kagel
Indiana
South Bend
Allen
Fanny Wolf
Appeal Right Granted for Municipal Utilities to Court
Ogden rules municipally owned utilities may appeal to the courts if the public service commission denies their petition to extend service into rural areas. Attorney General James M. Ogden issued the ruling in response to a question from commission chairman John W. McCardle.
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Ogden
Public Service Commission
James M. Ogden
John W. McCardle
Commission
New Eruptions Spread Terror At Komagatake Volcano
In Harodate Japan a new violent eruption at 10 a m sent thousands fleeing. Railways evacuated 2700 refugees from the danger zone while many more left on foot or by other means. Officials report over 20 killed since Monday and fear the death toll may reach a hundred as the Isogawa electric plant is buried under ash.
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Preeg
Isogawa
Golf Awards to be Presented at Indiana Theater
Winners of the fourth annual Indianapolis Times Interscholastic golf tournament, held last week at Pleasant Run, will receive awards on stage at the Indiana theater during the Charles Davis Alex Morrison skit Fore. Harry Schopp will MC, Mayor Slack will speak, honoring 1929 leading boy golfers. show opens with an 8:15 picture, then stage acts.
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Indianapolis Times
Landslide Kills 30 in Sevilla Cauca Colombia
A landslide in Sevilla, Cauca, Colombia, swept hundreds of tons of earth through the village today, killing about thirty people and injuring many others. The disaster flooded and destroyed the town and blocked the Quilcace river forcing residents to flee.
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United Press
Popayan
Colombia
Sevilla
Cauca
Quilcace
Mrs Rena Factor Diamonds Seized in New York Case
Mrs. Rena Factor formerly of Chicago arrived in New York two weeks ago aboard the Ile de France and remains without her $150,000 worth of platinum set jewels which are temporarily seized and held at the ap praiser's stores.
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United Press
New York
Rena Factor
Chicago
Ile de France
Heat Wave Grips East with Fatalities and Record Temps
Sweltering heat bakes the East and Midwest with a rising death toll. Indianapolis reaches 88 degrees as New England endures record highs and Detroit reports fatalities. Officials warn the public to stay safe and supervise children near water.
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Indianapolis
New England
Boston
New York
Police Crack Down On Noisy Motorists In Quiet Zone
Police chief Claude M Worley orders motorcycle units on Sixteenth Street and Capitol Avenue to warn motorists about excessive horn blowing and screeching brakes near Methodist hospital. Violators face arrest if noise continues. Hoosier Motor Club adds quiet zone signs after a hospital fund drive complaint by Arthur R Baxter.
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Claude M. Worley
Sixteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Methodist Hospital
Worley
Hoosier Motor Club
Arthur R. Baxter
Oil Production Rises In U S Weekly Crude Output
Tulsa June 18 Crude oil production in the United States for the week ending June 15 rose daily average by 25 644 barrels over the prior week with light oil up 23 350 barrels according to the Oil and Gas Journal.
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United Press Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Machine Gun Menace On Canadian Waters Sparks Cross-Border Tension
Police report a Canadian woman in a speed boat near Windsor was menaced by machine gun bullets fired from a U S coast guard boat in Canadian waters early Monday. The incident wounded a passenger and grazed a crewman as the vessel was ordered to stop.
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United Press
Windsor
Ont
J. D. Proctor
Sandwich
Ottawa
Coast Guard
Carl Raymond
Monroe
Mich
J. O’connor
Newport
Ellen Johnson
Driver Freed After High School Bus Crash in Indiana
John Dillman of Lawrence Indiana, 21, drove a coupe into the rear of a Warren Township high school bus on Massachusetts avenue May 24 injuring five children. In municipal court he was dismissed without fine or sentence after three weeks in hospital. Judge Paul C Wetter granted leniency noting illness at the time. Assault and battery charge was dismissed and reckless driving was withheld but could be revived if further trouble occurs.
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John Dillman
Lawrence
Ind
Warren Township
Massachusetts Avenue
Dillman
Paul C. Wetter
Act to Sell Rum Pushed in Wisconsin
In Madison on June 18 Senator Bernhardt Gettelman introduced a constitutional amendment to allow Wisconsin to manufacture transport and sell intoxicating liquor for consumption off premises. The proposal follows attorney Gilbert Hardgrove’s view that the Eighteenth Amendment bans individuals from selling liquor but does not bar state manufacture or sale. The amendment would authorize state liquor business and must pass two successive legislatures before voters decide.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Senate
Bernhardt Gettelman
Milwaukee
Gettelman
Gilbert Hardgrove
Complain of Drunk Envoys In Washington Senate
A Senate resolution asks the chief of police to name all foreign diplomats arrested or warned for drunken driving or traffic violations. Introduced by Sen T H Caraway of Arkansas, it cites a Turkish embassy representative arrested in Virginia and claims immunity. The measure passed without debate amid broad complaints about legation officials disregarding traffic laws.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
T. H. Caraway
Dem
Ark
Virginia
Fifteen Dead in Wellington Earthquake Toll Rises
The New Zealand quake near Wellington on Monday increases the death toll to fifteen as rescuers search for survivors and assess damage across the region.
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New Zealand
Temblor
United Press
Wellington
N. Z
Cloudburst Devastates Albion. Casualties Feared
A June cloud burst in Boone County Nebraska flooded Albion wrecking crops roads and bridges. One man Donald Green aged 23 drowned while rescuing neighbors and at least one other death is feared as water reached second floors. Over six inches of rain fell in under three hours.
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United Press
Albion
Neb
Boone County
Donald Green
Indianapolitan wins $8000 in claimed Kentucky Derby lottery
An Indianapolis man reportedly gained $8000 from a $1 ticket tied to a Canadian horse race lottery claimed to be linked to the Kentucky Derby. The scheme involved a Colonel Campbell secretive group and a list of winning numbers circulates after the May 18 Churchill Downs result.
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Hile Arthur Court
Indianapolis
Panchio
Clyde van Dusen
Churchill Downs
Kentucky Derby Club Association
Colonel Campbell
Berry
General
Louisville
Hoover Urges Border Cities to Aid Enforcement Efforts
President Hoover calls border city residents to cooperate with federal authorities amid prohibition enforcement killings. Treasury officials stress controlled use of arms by patrol officers, stressing court and department rules determine misuse. Local pleas from International Falls and Newport seek accountability for shootings, while ministers plan a nationwide law enforcement Sunday.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Treasury Department
United States
Prohibition
Seymour
Treasury
Lowman
International Falls
Minn
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Philadeleia
Presbyterian General Assembly
National Loyalty Commission
Newport
Ark
Mickey Dillon
Henry Virkula
Dam Project Approved For Butlerville Colony
Charles McGonagle superintendent of the State School for Feeble Minded Youth at Ft. Wayne and the Butlerville farm colony received 6000 dollars from the Governor s emergency fund to start constructing a dam on the Muscatatuck river at Butlerville.
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Charles McGonagle
Ft. Wayne
Butlerville
Muscatatuck River
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