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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

11

Stimson Denies Predictions of Bigger Navies

London dispatch reports Henry L. Stimson secretary of state denying expectations of larger navies. He notes plans for net reductions of American and British fleets totaling over 200000 tons and emphasizes reductions depend on other powers also cutting their fleets.

Stimson L Dritea Preee London Henry L. Seisson Bate Great Britain United States Great

Suits for Police Jobs Filed Against Huntington City

Six former Huntington police officers sue to reinstate the force and restore the police pension fund and back salary from Jan 7, the date of their dismissal. Their counsel argue the dismissal was illegal since no offenses were charged.

Zach T. Dungan Huntington Force Police

Radicals Averted in Hammond East Chicago Demonstration

Police prepared with tear gas bombs and riot clubs to curb any communist protests in East Chicago and Hammond. A parade near the superior court was planned for 5 p.m. but officials expect no trouble. Sheriff Kyle and Hammond Chief Leo McCormick led readiness efforts, while Young Communists League says the rally aims to highlight unemployment relief with about 600 communists in North township and 2,000 in Indiana.

Preas Calumet Young Communists League North Township Indiana

Butler Sophomore Class Elects Miss Sander Vice-President

Miss Anna Marie Sander of 421 Sanders street was elected sophomore class vice-president at Butler University to fill the vacancy left by Miss Jane Sutton. She is a Delta Delta Delta member and will oversee the sophomore carnival and related activities. In Wheatfield Indiana, Mrs Alvin Lillie, 18, died from burns after pouring coal oil into a stove to hasten a fire.

Anna Marie Sander Sanders Street Rently Tho Butler University Jane Sutton Sander Delta Delta Delta Sorority Timea Spectal Wheatfield Ind Alvin Lillie

Hoover Group Hands Tied in Haitian Strife

United Press reports in Port au Prince that the Hoover commission, urged to intervene in Haitian politics, states it has no administrative power to suspend the council that elects the president. Chairman W Cameron Forbes says the commission is only an investigating body. Opponents press to contact Washington to end the organization aiding President Borno with U S Marines.

Port AU Prince Haiti Hoover Haitian Commission Council of State Luis Borno W. Cameron Forbes Forbes Borno Commission Washington United States

Wabash College Receives $5,000 Gift for Books

Crawfordsville Ind March 6 Wabash college has received a gift of 5 000 from Lee McCanliss a graduate and trustee the money to be spent in purchasing books.

Crawfordsville Ind Wabash College Lee McCanliss

Oklahoma Democrats plan memorial for Woodrow Wilson

Mrs. Marie Newsome of Shawnee leads Oklahoma Democrats in a drive to erect a memorial to the late Woodrow Wilson. Oklahoma would be the first state to honor the wartime President with such a monument.

Marie Newsome Shawnee Oklahoma Woodrow Wilson

Crash Rings Fire Alarm in Erson City

Walter McConnell crashed to avoid a speeding car at a street intersection and struck a fire alarm standard. City firemen responded. The incident occurred two blocks from where a woman attempted to post a letter in a fire alarm box and accidentally triggered a false alarm.

Times Anderson Ind Walter McConnell

Err on Seed Corn

March 6 report from Indiana notes farmers misjudge seed corn. Ninety-one farmers inspected 100 ears using the rag doll method and their estimates were 54 percent wrong.

Timic Tri Cial Mun Indiana

Tardieu’s Victory Stabilizes European Peace Efforts

Premier Andre Tardieu won a chamber vote of confidence by 53 in Paris amid a bitter battle. The ruling clears the way for negotiations on naval treaties, the Geneva tariff talks, the Saar issue, and ratification of the Hague and Young plans, though radicals await to challenge him.

Preas Paris Andre Tardieu Chamber of Deputies Europe Chamber Paris

Funeral for 22 month old John Jarboe in Evansville

Funeral services were held today for John Jarboe as local authorities report a fatal scalding incident. The child, age 22 months, was the son of Mr and Mrs John Jarboe and died after falling into a pan of hot water used by his mother while scrubbing a floor at their home.

Snooty Weltona Frizetto Wildoaks Boston R. C. Bondy Golden Bridge N. Y Neecree Evansville Ind John John Jarboe

Probe Prison Stabbing at Auburn Riot Site

Prison authorities kept tight control over Auburn penitentiary housing about 900 inmates after a bloody December riot as they investigated a stabbing death. Detectives questioned guards and reviewed incident reports to determine motive and identify suspects.

United Preas Auburn N. Y Auburn Penitentiary

What Shall I Do for Gray Hair

A reader question about gray hair leads to sage tea and sulphur as a cure. The ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple home treatment that restores color with daily brush applications.

Alice Strawn Wyeth

Becktwith principal keeper killed in prison stabbing

E L Beckwith the principal keeper was stabbed to death by Anthony Mortelito who was serving a twenty year murder sentence. The killing occurred as prisoners lined up for lunch hour on Wednesday.

E. L. Beckwith Beckwith Anthony Mortelito

Sugar helps curb food bolting and aids digestion

A Philadelphia doctor and The Sugar Institute promote sugar as a remedy for nervous fatigue after long workdays. They advise a flavored milk drink in the late afternoon or a few cookies or candy to curb hunger and allow calmer, more enjoyable evening meals.

Philadelphia The Sugar Institute

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