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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
10
In a nighttime patrol at Bronx County jail, keeper Julius Berkowitz alerted Frank J. Maron to a possible break in via the fire escape. Sheriff Lester Patterson and DA John E. McGeehan joined Captain Jim Brady and reserves, only to discover the danger lay in a cadre of stray cats on the fire escape.
United Press reports the Democratic platform will call for a revamped Monroe Doctrine to block European entrenchment in Latin America while not infringing sovereignty. It pledges greater World Court cooperation, limits on naval arms, restraint in Latin American internal affairs, and staged marine withdrawals from Nicaragua and Haiti after stable, elected governments are established.
Loganport Ind June 20 A resolution opposing Governor Alfred E Smith of New York as a Democrat. William Lowe Diamond president of Indiana University speaking on The Assault On the Family declared I have no evidence which leads
Garfield School alumni association schedules its annual meeting Friday at 8 p m with President Floyd Blythe presiding. A social hour follows the business session led by organizers Mrs Irene Jarrett Miss Emily Svendsen Esther Neesen and Louisa Sackman all graduates urged to attend
F Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League told businessmen at a Tuesday night dinner the Democrats must adopt a dry plank or dry candidate to stay nonpartisan in the campaign. Senator Robinson and Col Patrick H Callahan spoke. Senator Robinson gave a prohibition address while Col Callahan did not appear. Criminal thieves raided the Possum Glory log cabin of Dr R J Russell near Greensburg twenty miles west, taking tables chairs dishes and other contents while stoves and carpets remained.
Peter J. Maloney president of the Holy Name Society says he forwarded a $250 check to Senator Thomas J. Heflin with a letter praising his work against religious bigotry. The note accompanies Heflin's upcoming lecture in the area.
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