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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1930

Page

14

Railroad shop laborers assured work for 1930 plan

Washington report says Baltimore and Ohio officials and AFL railway employes reach a cooperative agreement. It guarantees employment through 1930 for 1,100 laid off shop workers and plans a stand by force to cover vacancies, spreading unemployment risk across about 13,000 workers while avoiding overtime. The pact hinges on efficiency targets and labor foreman schedules.

E&crippe-Howard Newspaper Alliance Washington Baltimore & Ohio American Federation of Labor Willard O. 8. Beyer Ind

Spanish still at odds over crown crisis in army circles

In Madrid on March 5 intense republican propaganda within the army could push toward a new dictatorship under the pretext of defending King Alfonso. Damaso Berenguer’s first task as premier, the pacification of spirit, faces two opposing camps: supporters of Alfonso and his opponents.

Madrid Alfonso Damaso Berenguer

Bird Dog Trials Open At Grand Junction Championship

United Press reports the national championship bird dog field trials opening in Grand Junction Tennessee, feature finest dogs and climax a season of southern trials. Eleanor Bolling, Byrd supply ship, 780 miles south of Otago head, to join City of New York near Dundedin, expected early next week.

United Press Grand Junction Tenn United States Dunedin N. Z Eleanor Bolling Richard E. Byrd Otago Head City of New York Dundedin

DIOXOL Promises New Life After Marriage Woes

An old advertisement targets married women feeling drained by domestic life. It claims a sluggish liver after marriage causes weakness, pimples, and fatigue, promising DIOXOL as a safe stimulant that purifies blood, restores vitality, and reverses aging. Readers are urged to send 60 cents for a full-size package.

Wyeth Chemical Co., Inc Madison Avenue New York City

Bell Telephone Pioneers Meet Honors Debt Long Service

Presidents of six Bell telephone firms attend Hoosier State Chapter No. 16 meeting at the Columbia Club. Five members will be honored for long service with Indiana Bell. Speakers include J. S. McCulloh president of New York Telephone and national Pioneer leader.

Bell Telephone Companies Hoosier State Telephone Pioneers of America Columbia Club Indiana Bell Telephone Company C. H. Rottger Indianapolis E. T. Bonds South Bend G. G. Hall Evansville E. L. Taylor Ft. Wayne J. G. Price

Hospital Sites Inspected by U S Veterans Bureau Engineer

Colonel J. J. Phelan, engineer for the United States veterans bureau, inspected ten sites offered by Muncie for a hospital project in a visit reported from Muncie Indiana on March 5. The review aimed to assess suitability and potential costs for establishing medical facilities in the area.

Muncie Ind J. J. Phelan United States Veterans’ Bureau

Four Negroes Escape After Beating Mail Carrier

Four men fled Tuesday night after allegedly assaulting special delivery mail carrier William L. Overton at 2700 Caroline Street. Police said the attack occurred as they searched his car for loot. Earlier burglars stole $12 in cash and groceries from S. M. Mitrey Grocery at 2810 North Chester Avenue.

William L. Overton West Eighteenth Street Caroline Street S. M. Mitrey Chester Avenue

Bankruptcy Alleged Against Indianapolis Terrazzo Corp

Victor Basso and Anthony O Francescon doing business as American Art Mosaic and Tile Company and the Indianapolis Coal Company filed in federal court to declare the Indianapolis Terrazzo Corporation bankrupt. The suit seeks more than $1,000, alleges insolvency, and notes a receiver was appointed in superior court on March 4.

Indianapolis Terrazzo Corporation Victor Basso Anthony O. Francescon American Art Mosaic and Tile Company Indianapolis Coal Company Indianapolis

Escapes Negro Attack Fleeing with Infant Daughter

Mrs. C. M. Dixon of 1515 Pruitt Street fled her home Tuesday night with her 15 month old daughter as a man described as a Negro entered and attacked her with a club. She fought back and escaped to a neighbor's house, police reported.

C. M. Dixon Pruitt Street Dixon

Long-Distance Listening Champ Petillo Sets World Record

In Nutley New Jersey at 5 a.m. he broke the prior 150 hour mark to win 200 dollars. Mike Petillo is hailed as the champion long-distance listener in this future hometown record.

Nutley N. J United Press Mike Petillo

Four Teens Drowned as Madeira Sea Breaks Near Cape Girao

Authorities work to recover four teenage bodies after a sea breakout swept Ribeira Vigario and Camera Dos Lobos near Cape Girao, following flooding on Tuesday.

Res Lisbon Ink ‘Mian Madeira Ribeira Vigario Camera Dos Lobos Cape Girao

Jewel Probers Ponder Missing Agent Necklace Case

A United Press report says a New York grand jury will examine the diamond necklace tied to the Hapsburg fortune and the disappearance of ex British secret service agent Charles Townsend who sold it for 60 000 dollars. Archduchess Maria Theresa plans to dispose of the piece and Archduke Leopold may later receive it after diamonds are extracted with a possible 500 000 dollar resale.

United Presse New York Hapsburg United States Harold W. Hastings Maria Theresa of Austria Napoleon Josephine Charles Townsend Secret Service D. M. Michell Grand Jury Archduke Leopold

Doggy Trick Dog Puts Suspect Under Watchful Paw

New York report says H B Muenchow was pursued by Prince the police dog who stands on hind legs five feet six inches. Prince tracked the suspect to a wall, pinning him until officers arrived. Muenchow to be arraigned today on a fraud charge.

United Press New York H. B. Muenchow Prince Jacque Jansen Muenchow

Traffic court proposal to handle city traffic violators

Police Chief Jerry E Kinney proposed a separate traffic court for city traffic code violators as the safety board weighs tightening enforcement. Currently major offenses go to crowded municipal courts while minor violators are heard by traffic policemen. The board notes the small force. member Donald S Morris says focus should be downtown and eight additional motorcycles would aid speed enforcement.

Jerry E. Kinney Safety Board Donald S. Morris

Hunting Tigers in India comes to Bali theatres Thursday

Picture shows India’s contrast of poverty and splendor with tiger hunts and city markets. Commander G M Dyott details elephant drives and a rogue elephant hunt, aided by hundreds of natives, as part of the A S Vernay expedition for the American Museum of Natural History. Nearby Indianapolis offerings include Thurston and daughter Jane at English's and multiple stage and film programs.

Marco Polo Kipling India Talking Pictures Bali G. M. Dyott VNC A. S. Vernay American Museum of Natural History Dyott Sur

Liberal party backs Lloyd George leadership in Commons

London March 5 The Liberal party in the house of commons voted confidence in Lloyd George after a debate over the party split on the coal mines bill. The vote followed discussions on coalition policy and party unity amid the ongoing legislation.

United Press London Liberal Party House of Commons Lloyd George

Illinois Mine Workers outlaw insurgent caucus

Illinois leaders of the United Mine Workers move to form a dual union were struck down as District Eleven banned the insurgent Springfield convention set for March 10. President John L. Lewis gains leverage as delegates vow expulsion for members attending the outlaw gathering. A rate-scale renewal discussion follows a 2.5 day recess with mine operators.

United Presa Springfield United Mine Workers of America District 11 Illinois Indianapolis

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