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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
10
R R Noll confronts an apparent intruder at 5518 Greenfield Avenue after Mrs Beeler leaves for a visit. A locked attic door and damaged panels suggest the burglar escaped to the roof and dropped to the ground without taking any property.
A fire in a four apartment building at 1727 1729 North New Jersey Street injures Raymond Buhner who saved residents by kicking a door. Defective wiring is blamed. The blaze damages two adjacent residences at 1723 and 1801 North New Jersey Street.
The Muncie Auto Dealers Association has scrapped its annual March automobile show planned for next week citing weak interest in motor shows this spring and unfavorable economic conditions in Muncie and nearby areas.
Evanston March 5 United Press. John W. Mee editor warned Northwestern trustees that if co-eds cannot smoke on campus a breakdown of law and order may occur. He noted girls slip puffs between classes in cars around campus and proposed curtains and a dedicated room for tobacco users.
An Indiana Farmer-Labor movement aims to erase party lines in state legislative races. A banquet hosted by the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation and State Federation of Labor will discuss uniting farmers and workers, nominating mutual candidates, and possibly a state constitutional convention. The shift precedes the Republican Editorial Association meeting.
James D. Ermston a longtime attorney announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for judge of Marion county criminal court. He previously served as prosecuting attorney and police court judge in Cincinnati and has practiced law in Indianapolis since 1906. He was a 1922 Democratic nominee for the same judgeship.
An advertisement offers a free trial of an asthma control method at the sponsor's expense. It targets chronic and new cases, claims to relieve difficult breathing and wheezing, and invites anyone troubled by asthma to mail in a coupon today. No money is requested.
American Legion representatives urged county commissioners to name three appraisers to set figures for buying the First Baptist and Second Presbyterian churches for the War Memorial plaza. John E. Shearer and George Snider indicated appointments will be made before March 15, with a resolution selecting three of six candidates under consideration. Temporary estimates put the price at 1 200 000 dollars as purchase plans move ahead before summer despite expected dissension over the amount. Legion members pressed to finish before 1933 for the national convention in Indianapolis.
Mt. Clemens Michigan March 6. Reverend Thomas Sykes pastor of the First Presbyterian church announced plans to hire a hall to stage a marathon dance for persons unemployed for two weeks or more. The plan follows reports of large crowds at a 106 day dance marathon in East Detroit.
Two 10 year old boys were detained today after being charged with stealing $6 in currency and a flashlight valued at 1.25 dollars from Charles Cutcher at 718 Sherlock Street on Wednesday night.
In Jackson Michigan William Schuler planned to wed Alice Evelyn Smith today but his brother Charles beat him to the license and to the altar. The clerk learned the same woman would marry both men until Alice arrived and chose Charles.
Christine Norman actress and playwright, once deemed among the world’s most beautiful, leapt twenty floors from a window at the Hotel Warwick on Fifty-fourth Street. A bystander heard the scream and thud, then alerted police who found the body on Sixth Avenue.
In private life she had been the wife of Enos Booth, a lawyer who helped close many dives. Five letters were found on a table, one to her husband from whom she had been separated for five years. She forbade his attendance at her funeral and claimed he lied about her.
Miss Norman, 40, announced plans to seek a divorce in Reno. She later wrote from California fearing cancer or a tumor, returned to New York for a specialist consultation, and has since appeared despondent.
March 6 report from Paris says General Miguel Primo de Rivera the former Spanish dictator requires complete rest after a severe grippe attack and will enter a Frankfurt sanatorium per his physician.
Prohibition agents raided the cigar store at 107 North Alabama Street seizing eighty four half pints of whisky. Owners James Gordon and William C Boughton were bound to the federal grand jury under bonds of 3500 and 2500 respectively. Reid Bruner of 308 East St Joseph Street was bound to the grand jury on liquor charges.
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