Three Bandits Rob A P Store Then Stage Second Hold Up
Three armed bandits bound six people at an A and P store on North East street, stealing 32 dollars from the register and small sums from customers before fleeing in a stolen car. A second hold up followed at nearby stores as police described a coordinated getaway through the city.
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North East Street
Lawrence Jones
Standard Grocery Company
East Tenth Street
Jones
East Michigan Street
Frank Nullen
Lebanon
Orville Garrity
North Pope Street
Roy Long
John Griffin
Park Avenue
Ernest Karsch
North Temple Avenue
Karsch
Mullen
William Conder
Conder
Griffin
Elsie Karwick
Garrity
Theodore Cranston
East Pratt Street
Buddy
C. Doreghen
Edward Cutz
North Harding Street
Anti-Saloon League branded as divine force in reform drive
A critical survey argues the Anti-Saloon League is a divine instrument for prohibition, citing a Chicago Crisis convention resolution and a 1893 Oberlin founding, portraying its leaders as chosen by God and its methods as coercive and infringing on civil liberties.
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Anti-Saloon League
Francis Scott McBride
League
Apostolic Delegate
Anti-Saloon League of America
Washington
Anti- Saloon League
Chicago
Great Wheeler
Churches of America
Howard Hyde Russell
Oberlin
Senate May Spurn Hoover Pension Stand
Senate Republicans split in conference over backing Hoover against the World War veterans pension bill. Proposals to curb costs and remove pre 1930 illness provision offered but not favored. Hospital board begins recommendation on Indiana veterans hospital location with White House approval awaited.
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Senate
Hoover
United Press
Washington
Watson
Reed
Rep
Bingham
Conn
Curtis
Shortridge
Cal
American Legion
Robinson
Times
Washington, D. C
Federal Hospitalization Board
Indiana
Indianapolis
White House
Congress
Briefs filed in Lewis contempt trial in Springfield
Briefs from both sides in the contempt of court case against John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America were submitted to master in chancery Frank L. Trutter. He will review the record and issue recommendations to Circuit Judge Charles Briggle likely next week with a ruling expected during the term. A separate item reports 5 year old Louise Sheets sustaining fatal injuries after being struck by an automobile while crossing a road to reach her mail carrier.
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United Press
Springfield
Ill
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Frank L. Trutter
Trutter
Charles Briggle
Briggle
Anderson
Ind
Louise Sheets
Senate panel approves London naval treaty aid
The London naval treaty moved toward ratification as the senate foreign relations committee voted 16 to 4 in favor. The vote ends six weeks of opposition from a small group seeking to block action while the document awaits an extra session. Republicans Johnson Moses Robinson and Shipstead opposed the favorable report.
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United P. Bulashington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Johnson
Cal
Moses
N. H
Robinson
Ind
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minn
Night Ryder Harold Ryder Indicted in Grand Larceny Case
Harold Russell Ryder, partner in Woody and Co., charged with grand larceny in a bankruptcy case. Arrested Saturday, arraigned before Magistrate Ford in the Tombs. City estimates the firm's losses at 3 to 5 million dollars. Ryder known as Night Ryder Broadway playboy.
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United Press
New York
Harold Russell Ryder
Woody & Co
Ryder
Ford
Tombs Court
Night Ryder
Joy Ann Morris Among Victims In Auburn Airport Incident
During a Ford tri motor visit to Auburn airport in Connersville Indiana, Joy Ann Morris aged 2 and other person Everton were taken by unspecified means. The report notes W. H. Myer as another individual connected to the event.
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Pit Times
Connersville
Ind
Auburn
Joy Ann Morris
Daugh W. H. Myer
Everton
Lindbergh Baby Born In New Jersey At Morrow Estate
Anne Morrow Lindbergh gave birth to a son at 3 15 p m on her 24th birthday in the Morrow home Englewood New Jersey. The child weighed about seven pounds and may be named Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr or Dwight Morrow Lindbergh with families and officials awaiting announcement.
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United Press
Englewood
N. J
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Dwight Morrow Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Morrow
White House
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
New York
Roberto Fierro
Mexico City
Messenger
Washington
Indianapolis Times
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
Anne Morrow
Bandits Hold Up Oaklandon Bank
A single bandit robbed Oaklandon State Bank this afternoon in Oaklandon twelve miles northeast of Indianapolis and fled toward Indianapolis with several hundred dollars. Gus Smith presides, C. L. Kneer is vice president H. E. Childness cashier and E Mack assistant cashier. Sheriffs and police pursued in emergency squads.
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Oaklandon State Bank
Oaklandon
Indianapolis
Gus Smith
C. L. Kneer
H. E. Childness
E. Mack
94 Degree Heat Record Set In Indianapolis Today
A new yearly heat record reached 94 degrees at 1 pm in Indianapolis. The 74 degree morning rose by 20 degrees within six hours as residents faced extreme heat and a hospitalizing case. Showers and clouds were forecast for Tuesday with a possible end to the heat wave.
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Josephine Ahearn
Stout Block
Meridian
New York
City Hospital
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Flight Restores Sight in Illinoi s Man After Plane Ride
Walter Wyatt, who went blind in his right eye after a mule kick years ago, regained sight following a vacation airplane ride. The pilot performed loops and barrel rolls. upon descent doctors confirmed Wyatt could see again, though they cannot explain the restoration.
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Pu United P 'Duquoin
Learn to Swim First Lesson From Red Cross Course
The Times publishes the first of six daily lessons on learning to swim. Endorsed by the American Red Cross and city recreation departments, the course is used in free city pool programs. Today’s lesson explains buoying the body in water.
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American Red Cross
City Recreation
Fight 10 on Air New York Philadelphia Card Tonight
Blow by blow description of Primo Carnera George Godfrey heavyweight exhibition in Philadelphia tonight will be broadcast over the Columbia network. Ted Husing will describe the bout from ringside with the program starting at 8 p m Indianapolis time.
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United Press
New York
Philadelphia
Columbia
Ted Husing
Indianapolis
City Times Reader Clips Coupon Page
A reader of The Indianapolis Times shares a clipped coupon page. The message notes interest in local bargains and mentions collecting discounts from advertised store offers.
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The
Indianapolis Times
Extradition sought in torch car case linked to Schroeder
Indiana asks for Harold Schroeder extradition on arson and torch car investigations. Mobile authorities report underworld leads tying Schroeder to a Capone allied liquor ring and to Victor Raymond, the man found in a burned car. Sheriff Winkler pursues evidence as Indiana officials plan transport.
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Hiold Herbert Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
Underworld
Schroeder
Victor Raymond
Philadelphia
Harry Bendel
The
Times
Bender
George Winkler
Winkler
Miami
Fla
Marion County Grand Jury
Lawrence Lewis
Tom A. Reilly
George Eggleston
Eggleston
Grand Jury
Raymond
Wonderworld
Indianapolis
the Wop
Capone
Chicago Heights
Chicago
Angles
Bendel Sunday
Bendel
Victor Wray
Wray
Times Special Mobile
Indiana
Harold Herbert ‘Schroeder
Bibb Graves
Montgomery
McGurn Goes On Trial For Concealed Weapon
Smiling Jack McGurn, a key gunman for the Capone gang, appeared before Judge E. I. on a concealed weapon charge in Chicago.
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United Press
Chicago
Jack McGurn
al Capone
E. I. Today
Family victims buried after West Rock tragedy
In New Haven Connecticut the Spang family of Ansonia who traveled to West Rock park Saturday were killed when Raymond Sping, the father, fled a sanitarium and caused a deadly plunge. The father mother and four children were to be buried together with Catholic rites and a Legion tribute.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
Spang
Ansonia
West Rock Park
Raymond Sping
Cirl
American Legion
I D HANG Says Shaw On War With Soviet
A Soviet paper published foreign writers replies to what they would do if war occurred against the Soviet. George Bernard Shaw wrote I probably would be hanged. The feature appears in today’s papers from Moscow dated June 23.
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United Press
Moscow
George Bernard Shaw
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