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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1930

Page

10

Tardieu Seeks Approval Vote From Chamber

Premier Andre Tardieu presented his cabinet’s plea for a confidence vote to allow immediate resumption of the five power naval conference with London. He urged nonpartisan support to end delays and pressed for a budget vote before March end, outlining broad industrial and agricultural aims while briefly noting the naval talks.

Paris Andre Tardieu Chaaber London Tardieu France

Former bank aids in court suit over embezzlement case

Judgment of 17450 is asked in a federal suit against William H Mobley Hope Ind and Herman A Stewart former cashier of Citizens National Bank of Hope recently convicted of embezzlement by Charles Ellis bank receiver. The suit cites three notes two given to Stewart by Mobley and indorsed to the bank and a 5896 dollar check by Mobley alleged to have been held up by Stewart and not charged against Mobleys account.

William H. Mobley Hope, Ind Herman A. Stewart Citizens National Bank of Hope Charles Ellis Stewart Mobley Tobley

Yale appoints James Harvey Rogers political economist

Hiy United Press reports from New Haven that Professor James Harvey Rogers, who resigned from the University of Missouri faculty after protesting the suppression of a sex questionnaire, is appointed professor of political economy at Yale University as announced today.

James Harvey Rogers Yale Hiy United Press New Haven Conn University of Missouri Yale University

Yeager Seeks Third District County Commissioner Nomination

Bert F. Yeager of Camby declared his Democratic bid for county commissioner in the Third district. He is completing a second term as Decatur township trustee and has been township chairman in several Democratic campaigns. He is married with three children and is a Mason.

Bert F. Yeager Camby Yeager Decatur Township

German Cabinet Averts Defeat On Job Legislation Crisis

Berlin March 5. Chancellor Hermann Mueller's cabinet averted defeat by backing a compromise on unemployment legislation. The move paves the way for quick passage of the Owen D. Young reparations plan and stabilizes the coalition government during the crisis.

Bu United Press Berlin Hermann Mueller Owen D. Young

Hagenbeck Heir Plans Mammoth Berlin Zoo Park

Lorenz Hagenbeck, member of the famed animal-dealer family, announces plans for a large zoological park in a western Berlin suburb. The project will fuse elements of the Hagenbeck park near Hamburg and the Detroit zoo.

Berlin Press Lorenz Hagenbeck Hamburg Detroit

Comely Bridle Maids In Washington Parks Portrait

Comely young horsewomen of capital society are shown riding in Washington parks. Cherry Perkins and Grace Perkins, daughters of Representative Randolph Perkins of New Jersey, are featured with Mlle Adele Varela of Uruguay and Virginia Rogers and Julia Benson Foraker, daughters of Captain C. Raymond P. Rogers and Mr. Arthur Foraker. In Princeton area, fire near PriceTon kills 2 month old Glenn Dooley, infant son of Beulah Dooley, after mother locks baby and another child inside before calling a neighbor. another child injured seriously.

Capital Society Washington Parks Cherry Perkins Grace Randolph Perkins New Jersey Mlle Adele Varela J. Varela United States Virginia Rogers C. Raymond P. Rogers Beulah Dooley

Haitian Tensions Rise Over U.S. Occupation Policies

Leaders including Leger and Cauvin condemn American military control in Haiti. Leger argues occupation harms commerce and doubles taxes while introducing a color line that sparks youth race consciousness. Cauvin urges force to block the next president, warning of bloodshed as opposition presses for change.

Haiti Leger United States Council of State

Wheat surplus may trigger rail embargo in grain crisis

Washington March 5 A threat of a rail embargo on wheat shipments from farms to terminals was raised by Alexander Legge head of the federal farm board He warned the embargo could occur if railroads cannot unload grain at terminals while the board seeks to avoid drastic measures The visible wheat supply rose to over 162000000 bushels from about 150000000 earlier as farmers push grain to markets for cash and tax needs

Washington Alexander Legge Federal Farm Board Legge

Woman to help Kaye Don chase world speed record

A woman named Rita Don, sister of auto racer Kaye Don, is pictured as his mechanic for the upcoming attempt with the Silver Bullet at Daytona Florida next spring. The project aims to set a new world speed record in the mystery car.

Kaye Don Daytona Fila Rita Don

Two Get Police Jobs In City Patrol Unit

Charles L. Springer and Charles G. Burkett began work today as patrolmen to fill department vacancies. Springer, 33, of 1931 Parker avenue, was endorsed by Rev. C. A. Hildebrand, south side councilman who has sought patronage at city hall.

Charles L. Springer Parker Avenue Charles G. Burkett Illinois Street Springer C. A. Hildebrand South Side

McKinley Republican Club Elects Radley President

G. O. P. NAMES RADLEY Thomas A. Radley a heating contractor is elected president of the McKinley Republican Club at 2217 East Michigan Street. New officers include James C. Curtis as vice president James P. Carter as secretary and Harry Wiesehahan as treasurer. The club will participate in primaries and elections but will not form states or endorse candidates.

Thomas A. Radley McKinley Republican Club East Michigan Street James C. Curtis James P. Carter Harry Wiesehahan

Withdrawal of Marines Urged by Haiti Heads

Haiti leaders of the independence movement press for immediate U S military withdrawal and a return to constitutional government with free elections. Justin Sam and Georges Leger testified to President Hoover’s commission amid calls to cancel April election plans as unrest grows. Business figures like Edouard Esteve privately urge marines leave Port au Prince.

Haiti Port AU Prince Hoover Borno Justin Sam League of Young Haitian Patriots Georges Leger Council of State Edouard Esteve Prince

Palmolive Soap Promotes Daily Use For Natural Beauty

To gain full benefit from salon treatments, co operate with your beauty specialist by using Palmolive Soap twice daily. Begin tomorrow to hasten natural loveliness, and enjoy its inexpensive bath use as well as facial care. Millions already use it in 48 countries worldwide.

Valparaiso University Endowment Drive Planned This Summer

Seventh district alumni and friends will launch a $2,000,000 endowment fund for Valparaiso University this summer. The plans emerged during a Tuesday night meeting at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran school on 26 North Arsenal Avenue.

Valparaiso University Seventh District Trinity Evangelical Lutheran School North Arsenal Avenue

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