U S Ban on Russia Airplane Sale Sparks International Debate
William Philip Simms reports that Washington blocked a Glenn L. Martin order for twenty bombers to Soviet Russia, a move seen as a War Pact era precedent. Britain sells tanks to Nanking while France supplies planes, signaling a widening Great Power stance ahead of an expected European conflict involving Poland and the Soviet Union.
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William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
Washington
Russia
United States
State Department
Glenn L. Martin Company
Baltimore
Britain
Great Britain
Nanking
Moscow
Poland
Germany
France
Romania
Italy
England
India
China
Afghanistan
Stimson
Manchuria
Peiping
America
Martin
Probe demanded in gas bootlegging case in Indiana
J Glenn Harris of Lake County urged Indiana State Budget Committee to authorize a special investigator to stop gasoline bootlegging in northern Indiana. He said officials failed to halt the activity and that the state audit shifted activity to night hours.
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J. Glenn Harris
Lake County
House of Representatives
State Budget Committee
Indiana
Archie N. Bobbitt
Harris
Bruce Cooper
Bobbitt
Jex
Special Judge Sidney Miller to preside over Webster blackmail case
Indianapolis publisher Irving Webster faces trial after an indictment alleging coercion in an advertising scheme. Criminal Judge James A. Collins ruled Wednesday that Sidney Miller will sit as special judge.
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Collins
Webster
Sidney Miller
Irving Webster
Indianapolis
James A. Collins
Typographical Union reelects officers in large vote
The International Typographical Union re elected officers by large majorities in the biennial election. Charles P. Howard of Chicago remains president with 57 867 votes cast. A salary increase for the president and secretary treasurer passed 680. Delegates and trustees from multiple cities were chosen, with one trustee dying as elected and to be replaced by the council.
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International Typographical Union
Charles P. Howard
Chicago
Theodore Perry
Indianapolis
George Bentley
New York
Woodruff Randolph
C. E. Tracey
Los Angeles
Board of Auditors
R. G. Gwimp
Denver
Printers Home
Will B. Lowe
Winnipeg
Canada
Trade and Labor Congress
American Federation of Labor
William H. Trotter
Vancouver
B. C
William M. Riley
Dallas
Tex
Frank X. Martell
Detroit
William J. Robinson
New York City
William Young
Philadelphia
Union Printers Home
George H. Knell
San Francisco
William R. Lucas
Toronto
Ont
J. H. Fairclough
Boston
Farm relief clarified for dog rabies injuries to stock
Attorney General James M. Osgden issues an opinion to Lawrence F. Orr stating farmers can recover from township trustees if a farmer's dog bites and injures his own stock. The 1929 recovery statute applies even when the dog owned by the farmer causes the bites.
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James M. Osgden
Lawrence F. Orr
State Board of Accounts
Orr
Calonite powder skin cleansing suggestion
An advertisement advises sprinkling Calonite powder on a hot wet cloth and rubbing it gently over the face to refresh the skin and remove dirt from pores after a motor ride. It claims a wonderful complexion improvement with nightly use.
Zemo antiseptic claimed to ease bites and rashes
Zemo is advertised as a soothing antiseptic for bites rashes and sunburn with a cooling touch. The copy notes its 20 year history in treating pimples itching scalp and mosquito bites and promotes greaseless invisible formula available at druggists for 35c 60c or 1.00.
Man Convicted in Arson Trial Raves at Fate
Reese A. Maxwell, 54, of 27 West Pleasant Run Boulevard, a former county grand juror, was convicted of arson for burning his house last March and sentenced to two to fourteen years. In a ten minute statement he blamed his attorneys and a key witness, while Milner said the trial was fair. Seventh Day Adventist members in court planned to pursue an appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Joseph M. Milner
Reese A. Maxwell
West Pleasant Run Boulevard
Maxwell
Milner
Loleta
Supreme Court
Brookhart Jr to wed Elizabeth Walter in Washington
Smith W. Brookhart Jr., son of the Iowa senator, obtained a license to marry Miss Elizabeth Walter, 22, in Washington. Boston convention notes a resolution approving a thirteen month calendar was adopted by the American Optometric Association at its closing session.
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United Press
Washington
Elizabeth Waller
Smith W. Brookhart Jr
Iowa
Boston
The
American Optometric Association
500 Examined For C M I G At Fort Benjamin Harrison
About 500 candidates were examined for entrance to the citizens military training camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Colonel Horace P. Hobbs directed the arrival and routing of recruits while Colonel Craig R. Snyder oversaw the medical checks. Examinations run through Saturday with a parade in uniform planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Citizens Military Training Camp
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Horace P. Hobbs
Eleventh Infantry
Craig R. Snyder
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Joseph Carr
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Piesa
Chilren
Typo Union
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Baymiller
Rainbow Park
Winton Place
Park
Baltimore & Ohio
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Haag Drug Co
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Effie Morris
Purcell St
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Haag
W. Washington Street
Maxwell House Coffee
Coca-Cola
Colgate
du Belle
Hawkeye
Tor
Eastman Films
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