Plane crashes into rooftops killing pilot in Minnesota
Ed win H Middage died when his giant tri motor plunged into St Paul rooftops after takeoff. Seven passengers were seriously burned or injured while volunteers pulled victims from the wreckage as flames spread. E J Miller suffered severe burns in the rescue.
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United Presse
ST. Paul
Minn
Edwin H. Middage
H. G. Foote
Mid
Foote
E. J. Miller
Minneapolis
Widen Creek Channel For County Bridge
Big Eagle creek at West Tenth street will be widened several feet to provide a suitable area for the erection of a new bridge. County commissioners announced after a conference with nearby property owners and highway superintendent Charles Mann. E F Smith Construction Company will build the bridge for 54000 dollars. The old covered bridge was condemned by Mann a month ago.
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Big Eagle Creek
West Tenth Street
Charles Mann
E. F. Smith
Child Injured by Auto On East Michigan Street
Leonard Bishop age 2% recovers in Methodist Hospital with internal injuries after being struck by William Fattig’s car Monday night. Witnesses say Fattig not at fault as boy darted into traffic from between parked vehicles near 1311 North Denny Street with Joy Bettis 12 present nearby.
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Leonard Bishop
North
Denny Street
Methodist Hospital
William Fattig
East Michigan Stret
Joy Bettis
East Michigan Street
Fattig
Labor Union Joins Chamber of Commerce
The Central Labor Union affiliates with the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce through president John Smith. Announcement credits Smith with chamber membership and a seat on the civic affairs committee. Officials say they will cooperate with the chamber to promote industry development and expansion.
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The
Central Labor Union Today
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
John Smith
Smith
Chamber
Rum Yacht CAPTURED Off North Carolina Coast
Coast guard reports the seizure of the American yacht Eolis off the North Carolina coast by Patrol Boat 232. The 44 foot vessel carried a rum cargo and was towed to Morehead City. Ownership is listed as John McQuade of Cocoanut Grove Florida. Crew action was not stated.
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United Press
Washington
Coast Guard
North Carolina
Eolis
Morehead City
N. C
American Register of Shipping
John McQuade
Cocoanut Grove
Fila
Buyer of 14 Autos in 2 Years Faces Divorce
Anderson Indiana June 23 Herman Rigney bought fourteen automobiles in two years of married life, his wife Myrtle Rigney asserts in Madison superior court divorce filing. She seeks a decree on failure to support, claiming he spent all his money on cars. She says he had no time for home life after long motor repairs.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
Herman Rigney
Myrtle Rigney
Madison Superior Court
Jersey Mayor Arrested in Probe
John McNaught 69 of near Bridgeport faced arrest in a probe while sitting in an easy chair, after stepping down from the Baltimore and Ohio locomotive cab in Baltimore yards. He had served forty nine years as an engineer in the Indianapolis yards and greeted friends before leaving.
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John McNaught
Bridgeport
McNaught
Baltimore & Ohio
Indianapolis
C M T C Begins Parade at Ft Benjamin Harrison
First formal parade of the Citizens' Military Training Camp regiment at Ft Benjamin Harrison scheduled for 5 p m today with the Eleventh infantry band and the C M T C fifty piece band to perform. The second parade will be Thursday. Scholarships will be offered at numerous colleges and universities. Captain G C Hollingsworth announced.
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Citizens’ Military Training Camp
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Manual of Arms
G. C. Hollingsworth
Adjutant
Indiana Central College
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Terre Haute
Cente College
Danville
Capital University
Columbus
Capital City Commercial College
Charleston
W. Va
Davis and Elkins College
Wilkins
Kentucky Wesleyan
Winchester
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Mt. Union College
Alliance, C
Western Kentucky Teachers’ College
Bowling Green
Lockyear’s Business College
Evansville
Ind
University of City of Toledo
Toledo
Tiffin Business University
Tiffin, O
Escape From Roadhouse Attack Sparks Raid At Col-Ten Apts
A 21 year old girl escaped an assault by Robert Goodale 27 at Col-Ten apartments tenth street near College avenue after a party at an Indianapolis roadhouse. Police arrested Goodale and John Pierce 3030 Graceland avenue on blind tiger charges. Officers seized twenty four half pints and three gallons of alcohol plus nine dozen pints whisky and five gallons beer. The girl fled when Pierce entered the apartment.
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Robert Goodale
Tenth Street
College Avenue
Indianapolis
Goodale
John Pierce
Graceland Avenue
Harley Jones
Pierce
Autopsy Sheds Light on Doll Found Near Peekskill
Taxicab driver Frank O Mara found a baby shaped body on the road near Peekskill. Coroner George Logan ordered an autopsy after a physician confirmed the body was a doll and sawdust poured out when probed.
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United Press
Peekskill
N. Y
Frank O'Mara
George A. Logan
Here
O'Mara
Logan
Mayor Hague Arrested Over Wealth Questions in Jersey City
Trenton June 25 The clash between Mayor Frank Hague and New Jersey legislators ends with Hague jailed for refusing to reveal private wealth. He faces possible detention in Mercer county jail until he answers ten questions about spending 400000 over ten years. The McAllister committee aims to gain details, and a habeas corpus writ is sought as the dispute heads toward the US Supreme Court.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
New Jersey
Hague
Mercer County
McAllister
Russell E. Watson
Marine de Witt
State Senate
Death Laugh Turns Fatal Fall in Chicago Porch
William Holton laughed at a joke and toppled from a porch railing ten feet to a sidewalk in Chicago. He suffered a fractured skull and died.
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Wrnted Press
Chicago
William Holton
Holton
Snook Judged Sane in Ohio Slaying Case
Dr. James H. Snook, charged with murdering Theora Hix OSU co ed, was declared sane by three state alienists in a report to County Prosecutor John J. Chester. The examination aimed to rebut an insanity defense ahead of his murder trial.
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United Press
Columbus
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University Medical
Sane
John J. Chester
Snook
Sinclair AID joins Boss in capital jail
Two famed oil operators Harry F. Sinclair and Henry Mason Day are jailed in the District of Columbia Prison. They received six months and four months respectively for contempt of court tied to juror shadowing during the Sinclair Fall trial. Day, arriving Monday night, pledged to continue business with Sinclair Exploitation Co. and declared innocence.
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Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Washington
District of Columbia
Harry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
Sinclair
Big Stone House
Day
Albert B. Fall
Burns Detective Agency
Fall
John Clarson
Lowther to Face Trial for Involuntary Manslaughter
Richard Lowther Jr. 19 of 5540 Central Avenue to be tried Wednesday before Special Judge Fred B. Johnson on involuntary manslaughter charges. He allegedly drove 50 mph when his car fatally struck Julius Underwood of Jamestown at Fifty-second Street and Central Avenue on January 7. Lowther, a Superior Court page, is free on $2000 bond. Prosecutor Judson L. Stark and defense attorney William H. Remy are named in the case.
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Richard Lowther Jr
Central Avenue
Fred B. Johnson
Lowther
Julius Underwood
Jamestown
Ind
Fifty-second Street
Superior Court
Richard Lowther Sr
J. F. Wild & Co. State Bank
Liberty
Judson L. Stark
William H. Remy
McCord Named First Hearing Judge Under Auto License Law
John McCord of Pittsboro has been appointed the first hearing judge under Indiana's new automobile drivers license law by Secretary of State Otto G. Fifield. McCord will handle license revocation hearings from offices in the statehouse basement and may be joined by additional judges elsewhere as needed. He previously spent thirteen years as a traveling deputy in the attorney general's office and has been connected with the state securities commission.
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John McCord
Pittsboro
Hendricks County
Statehouse
Otto G. Fifield
Secretary of State
Fifield
McCord
James M. Ogden
Arthur L. Gilliam
State Securities Commission
Frank
Bone Dry) Wright
Burglary Charge Against Henry McKinley
Henry McKinley aged 27 of 2205 Alvord street was under arrest today on burglary and grand larceny charges. He allegedly fled Frank Corey’s store at 2255 Columbia Avenue when the owner opened it on June 22. The shop had been burgled previously but nothing was taken on this occasion.
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Henry McKinley
Alvord Street
McKinley
Frank Corey
Columbia Avenue
Corey
Wife 60 Years Condemns Companionate Marriage
Mrs. Elizabeth Drake aged 77 in Okomo Indiana slated to celebrate sixty years of marriage to W. J. Drake. She denounces companionate marriage and says true marriage is Godly, decent, loyal and brave. The couple, Civil War veteran Drake who fought in eleven battles, likewise calls their union very happy.
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wtCiu
Okomo
Ind
Elizabeth Drake
W. J. Drake
Imposter Narcs Steal Drugs From Dolly Drug Store
A man posing as a federal narcotic inspector obtained access to the Dolly Drug Company at 3749 West Washington Street and took a quantity of tablets after being allowed to check the narcotic supply on Monday night, police said.
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Dolly Drug Company
West
Washington Street
Stolen Rings And Robbery Report In City
Mrs. R. A. Shirley reported two diamond rings worth 1505 dollars stolen from her dresser jewel box while she slept Monday. An armed bandit held up Marshall Kendall at work, taking 13 dollars at a Standard Oil filling station on Randolph and Washington streets.
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R. A. Shirley
Washington Boulevard
Marshall Kendall
Bellefontaine Street
Standard Oil Company
Randolph
Washington Street
Huntington Man Elected Department Commander
Herbert B. Spencer of Huntington was elected Indiana department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans at the closing session of the state encampment in Muncie. La Porte won the 1930 convention bid over New Albany as officials were promoted to higher posts.
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Huntington
Muncie
Ind
Herbert B. Spencer
Indiana
United
la Porte
New Albany
Hoover Signs Colorado River Pact Proclamation
President Hoover signed the Colorado River proclamation making the water compact effective for six of seven states. Arizona has not yet accepted the terms, and Hoover noted that the lack of agreement had delayed river development for twenty five years.
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United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Arizona
Hoover
Petition to widen Michigan Street faces funding hurdles
The Board of Public Works weighed a petition with about 700 signatures to widen Michigan Street from White River to Pleasant Run Boulevard. Theodore Dammeyer said the project challenges the Thoroughfare Plan as funds are depleted by Sixteenth Street widening. He indicated the board will order the improvement but charge costs to benefited property owners. no cost estimate yet, likely around 1 million dollars, and the petition was sent to the city engineer for recommendation.
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Board of Public Works
Michigan Street
White River
Pleasant Run
Theodore Dammerer
Dammeyer
Sixteenth Street
Washington Street
Jury Lists Picked for July Criminal Court
Prospective grand jurors and petit jurors for the July term of criminal court were drawn today by county jury commissioners. Grand jury talesmen report before Judge James A. Collins for examination next Monday morning. Names include Fred W. Jungclaus Joseph Seehofer Wilfred F. Seyfried Christian Iverson Walter A. Johnson Samuel Arnold.
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Criminal Court
James A. Collins
Fred W. Jungclaus
North
Meridian Street
William P. Jungclaus Company
Joseph Seehofer
Virginia Avenue
Wilfred F. Seyfried
Delaware Street
Christian Iverson
Montcalm Street
Walter A. Johnson
East Fall Creek Boulevard
International Railway Institute
Samuel Arnold
Broadway
Capitol Cap Company
Police Workers Clash Wounds 25 in Paris Protest
In Paris on Monday night twenty five policemen were wounded as laborers protested the arrest of two leaders who had ordered a strike. The clash occurred as authorities tried to quell the demonstration.
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United Press
Paris
Ar F
Slay Fight Promoter Murder Sparks Racket Feud Mystery
New York police pursue a mysterious girl who spoke twelve words on a hotel telephone and vanished before promoter Frank Marlow was found fatally shot in Flushing. Marlow, 45, longtime boxing manager and Rothstein associate, suffered three bullet wounds and a fresh knife wound, with clues including hotel registration attempts under a false name and a wife living in Bellport.
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United Press
New York
Frank Marlow
Marlow
Flushing
Grover Whalen
Manhattan
Arnold Rothstein
United States
Rothstein
Jack Delaney
Johnny Wilson
Wilson
Anne Marrone
Here
Boston
Massachusetts
Brookline
Mass
Suffolk County
N. Y
Ohio State Athletic Club
Hotel Victoria
Frank Ross
Gandolfo Curto
Bellport
L. I
Curto
Foremen to Elect New Heads Tonight in Indianapolis
Second annual meeting of the Foremen's Club of Indianapolis to be held at the Chamber of Commerce dining room at 6 30 pm. Officers to succeed Charles A Trask as president J W Robertson secretary Orville Burk vice president George J Hoffman treasurer James W Coeppers Fred Noerr and William S Elliott named as board members Elliott of the United States Rubber Company and vice president of the National Association of Foremen is slated for the presidency.
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Foremen’s Club of Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Trask
J. W. Robertson
Orville Burk
George J. Hoffman
James W. Coeppers
Fred Noerr
William S. Elliott
Board of Control
Elliott
United States Rubber Company
National Association of Foremen
Indianapolis
Bandit Robs Ice Wagon Driver on Baltimore Scene
A bandit struck Crawford McDonald 33 of 1021 East Maryland street on the head with ice tongs and robbed him of 11 dollars near Baltimore avenue and Forty-sixth street on Monday, police sought today.
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Crawford McDonald
East
Maryland Street
Baltimore Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Storm Hits Frankfort Areas Leave Damage and Flooded Cellars
A windstorm swept Frankfort Indiana damaging several residences and gardens while leveling trees. A heavy rain followed, flooding cellars and disrupting daily life in FRANKFORT.
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United Arena
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