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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
12
Chicago attorney Mrs. Bertha B. Moller argues that strict gender etiquette is fading as women enter public life. She says men’s formal flattery and “pedestal” treatment are no longer required and predicts women will lead in public affairs, while cautioning against loss of nationality through marriage to foreigners.
Washington March 5 Curtis, reassured by Taft's improving condition, will speak at the Indiana Republican Editorial Association banquet in Indianapolis Saturday night. He will be accompanied by his sister Mrs Edward Everett Gann and other Indiana officials and aides.
A man identified as H E Emerson killed himself on a park bench in Garfield park, leaving a note to Coroner C H Keever and a letter about a suitcase containing checks and money. The suitcase held clothing from which labels were removed and suggests possible residence in Chicago. Police had no missing person report matching the description.
United Press reports a close Senate vote on a 2-cent sugar duty amendment led by Smoot. Advocates for the 1.76-cent rate and supporters of the higher duty stare down a possible Vice President Curtis deciding vote as the 3 p.m. tally looms. Senator Vandenberg opened the debate urging action.
Indiana Republican Editorial Association secretary Harry C. Fenton has been instructed by President Hiner to continue selling tickets for the association banquet at the Columbia Club Saturday night. Vice-President Curtis plans to speak at the event. the midwinter meeting runs Friday and Saturday. The Vice-President and his sister will be hosted by Governor Leslie and Mrs. Leslie. Suites are reserved at the Columbia Club for Guthrie and for Mrs. Gann. The couple will arrive Saturday noon, stay Saturday night with the Leslies, and return to Washington Sunday afternoon.
In Charlotte on March 5, defense testimony neared completion in the Gastonia strike riot murder case. Five nonunion textile workers facing charges for the killing of Mrs. Elia May Wiggins were questioned as the defense wrapped two days of testimony. Fred Morrow Troy Jones and Lowry Davis testified they were not involved, while Horace Wheelus and O. H. Lunsford had not yet testified.
Edward G. Schaub state commander of the veterans of Foreign Wars and state vice chairman of the Republican Veterans of Indiana announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative from Marion county. Schaub a former mason contractor served in the navy on transport duty in World War I and is a member of Mur at temple Scottish Rite the Broad Ripple Masonic Blue Lodge residing at 2241 College avenue.
Ottawa reported the House of Commons debated a bill introduced by Premier King to refuse clearance papers for liquor bound for the United States. The measure seeks to curb cross border alcohol shipments amid wartime controls.
In Milton C Work's sixteenth Radio Bridge broadcast from Station WFBM on Tuesday, Miss Rosamond Vahey of Boston led South in a no trump game against John T Slade of Hingham Center and C Drummond Jones of St Louis with Mrs Edward Goldsmith of Danville managing the play. Vahey's declarer play and the ensuing sequence produced nine tricks for game with a score of 30 and 100 honors for four aces in one hand.
Eleven Cross Village fishermen were marooned on Crane Island after drifting ice carried them out into Lake Michigan. They reached the island from a rough crossing as the ice began to break up. They are not in danger. In Elizabethton Tennessee pickets in the Bemberg Glanzstoff rayon mills strike allegedly fired at workers in cars. No injuries reported.
Fred Eisenhut of 950 West Twenty seventh street was named deputy inspector in the city weights and measures department, succeeding Howard Hamilton, nephew of former Mayor L Ert Slack. Salary set at $1,500 annually.
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