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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1930

Page

6

Chiefs of Parties Toss Lines Toward Revision Group

Indiana political figures debate a constitutional convention as educators and farmers press for reform. Former Gov Goodrich and the Farm Bureau back revision, urging judge reforms and a leaner ballot while parties weigh alliances with the newly formed Convention League.

Ben Stern Constitutional Convention League Democrat James P. Goodrich Indiana Farm Bureau Federation Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs League of Women Voters State Federation of Labor Lewis Taylor Farm Bureau Legislative Department Supreme Appellate Court Taylor

Woman dies after heel breaks while chasing train

Mrs. Eliza beth N Eichorn aged 45 is killed in Chicago when a shoe heel comes off her shoe, causing her to stumble and fall under a moving train as she runs to catch it. The incident occurred today with United Press reporting the tragedy.

United Press Chicago Elizabeth N. Eichorn

Widow Agnes Skuner’s 102 Year Widowhood Record

Ripley notes Mrs Agnes Skuner died in 1599 aged 129, widow 102 years after husband Richard Skuner’s death in 1497. Two Camberwell churchyard tombstones support the longest widowhood claim. Also a claim of a mountain taller than Mt Everest appears.

Ripley's Friday’s Times Agnes Skuner Richard Skuner Camberwell England

Byrd Mock Interview Reveals Polar Jest

A humorous spoof presents Admiral Byrd stating he prefers home over the Pole and jokes about reception banquets. The piece frames the alternately risqué and witty Q and A as a fictitious interview crafted for comic effect.

Admiral Byrd Mr. Sale John F. Dille

Mexican aviator launches nonstop flight to Mexico City

Colonel Roberto Fierro of the Mexican army and his mechanic Arnulfo Cortes departed from Roosevelt Field in a Lockheed Sirius, aiming for a nonstop sixteen hour flight to Mexico City. The heavily loaded plane rose at 1:30 a.m. with a favorable light southwest wind guiding the ascent.

Bay United Press New York Roberto Fierro Mexico City Fierro Arnulfo Cortes Roosevelt Field

Stolen Cars Reported to Police by Local Owners

Police list owners of stolen automobiles including J. C. Baker 1026 Bancroft Mor mon coupe 742-777 from Oriental and Washington Calvin Wilson 931 Lexington Chevrolet coach 72-981 from English and Hamilton Ray Dixon 1311 Tabor street Ford se dan 96-090 from Jackson place Herschel Hunt 3314 Kenwood Chevrolet coupe 75-933 from Delaware and Henry E J Gehe Richmond Ind Chrysler coupe 8-519 from Anderson Ind L E McClintic Michigan Hotel Nash coach 50-778 from Market and Pennsylvania Roy A Scherding 3606 Washington apt 29 Jordanan 71-055 from in front of 3606 Washington boulevard

J. C. Baker Bancroft Avenue Oriental Washington Streets Calvin Wilson Lexington Avenue English Hamilton Avenues Ray Dixon Tabor Street Jackson Place Union _Depot J. D. Eastman East Fall Creek Boulevard Auburn North Talbott Street Herschel Hunt Kenwood Avenue Delaware Henry_ streets E. J. Gehe Richmond Ind Chrysler Anderson L. E. McClintic Michigan Market Pennsylvania Roy A. Scherding Washington Boulevard Jordanan

Stolen automobiles recovered by police

Police recovered two stolen cars. Ray A Schriding of 1006 East Maryland Street reported a Jordan sedan found at Broadway and Forty second street. Thomas Rasasco of 4001 Greeeland Avenue had a Chrysler coach with license 81 235 found at Michigan and Agnes streets.

Ray A. Schriding East Maryland Street Jordan Broadway Forty-second Street Thomas Rasasco Greeeland Avenue South Delaware Street Chrysler Coach Ford Car Michigan Agnes Streets

Police Patrolman Suspended for Telling Off Women

In Cleveland on June 21 Patrolman Earl Flannigan was suspended for conduct unbecoming an officer after an incident with two women who laughed as he kissed his wife in his car. Chief Jacob Grand defended the action as discipline for improper behavior toward civilians.

United Press Cleveland Jacob Grand Earl Flannigan Flannigan Grant

Luther League delegates to Indiana Synod convention

Fifty delegates from the Luther League of Indianapolis will attend the thirty third annual convention of the Indiana Synod Luther League in Madison Indiana on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. The league is affiliated with the United Lutheran church.

Luther League of Indianapolis Indiana Synod Luther League Madison Ind United Lutheran Church

Rage Will End State Air Tour Finish Near Mars Hill

Planes from the second all Indiana air tour were due at Mars Hill airport at 11 to end a free for all race from Rushville. Dr Harry F Parr of Indianapolis offered goggles to the first flyer crossing the Soldiers and Sailors Monument to settle fleet status. Lieutenant Walter Peck and aviatrix Phoebe Omle led in advance, with a noon luncheon planned at Curtiss Wright hangar.

Mars Hill Rushville Harry F. Parr Indianapolis H. Weir Cook Walter Peck Schoenfield Fort Benjamin Harrison Phoebe Omle

Capone gangster linked to reporter Lingle slaying

Chicago police traced the revolver used to kill Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle to Frank Foster, a Capone ally who defected from Moran and Aiello. Ballistics confirmed Foster bought the short 38 caliber gun from Peter Von Frantzius, tying him to the crime as investigators seek the killer. Foster fled Chicago after the shooting amid intense gangland fear and a nationwide search.

United Aress Chicago Alfred J. Lingle Chicago Tribune Scarface al Capone Frank Foster Foster Lingle Capone George Bugs) Moran Joe Aiello Peter von Frantzius von Frantzius The Tribune Moran-Aiello Moran Willie Marks Northside

Infante Don Juan 17 to Enlist in Navy Cadet School

The Spanish prince, who turned 17 on Friday, plans to join the San Fernando Naval Academy near Cadiz as an ordinary cadet this August. Although his three brothers have served in the army, his naval career will be his first formal departure from home to attend school with other San Fernando cadets.

United Press Madrid Infante Don Juan San Fernando Naval Academy Cadiz San Fernando

Two 7 year olds cause glass damage in bet on aim

In St Louis on June 21 two 7 year old boys argued over who could throw straightest. They armed with rocks and shattered twenty four panes. each boy claimed twelve. Police apprehended them.

United Press ST. Louis

Religion strike ordered after Indian rioting in Bombay

In Bombay a complete hartal was ordered by the local war council of the national congress after 500 volunteers were injured as police dispersed a mass Esplanade Maidan demonstration. Six women among 150 volunteers treated at the national congress hospital. Troops mobilized and held in readiness at barracks.

United Press Bombay War Council The National Congress Esplanade Maidan Esplanade

Hold Up Is Blocked as Robbers Flee King Store

Paul R. King drug store owner on Noble and Michigan streets escaped a Friday night holdup when two youths levelled a revolver at him as he attempted to enter a taxi. Gus Eddinger, driver of the cab, described the encounter and the bandits’ warning before they fled.

Paul R. King Noble Michigan King Gus Eddinger West Ohio Street Eddinger

Bat Times Speei at Muncie

Stephen S. Streeter, a Civil War veteran, died in Muncie Indiana on June 21.

Muncie Ind Stephen S. Streeter

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