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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
20
Mrs Pauline Buckley wife of former Ohio State Treasurer Bert B Buckley seeks the Republican nomination for the treasurer post. Buckley is serving a two and a half year federal prison sentence in Atlanta for bribery.
Walter Heckman of Millwood, 35, died instantly when his truck collided with the Capitol Limited at a Baltimore and Ohio crossing in Nappanee Indiana early today.
Senate debate on tariff measures triggers move for Philippine independence. Senator Hawes predicts action after tariff. Hayes and Senator Cutting introduce bill to end American sovereignty in five to seven years. Trade impacts cited with 600000 tons of sugar imported duty free. labor and farm groups back independence. 68,900 Filipinos reside in the United States, mainly laborers in the west.
Mrs Os Phelps 28 of 331 South New Jersey Street mother of three was seriously burned when a pan of boiling water spilled on her during morning spring cleaning. She stumbled while carrying the water and was taken to City Hospital in fair condition.
Detroit story notes Margaret Firth and John Schuman, household staff for Miss Josephine Ferguson, to share a $22,000 bequest. In Columbus Indiana a fire at the old Rider canning plant destroyed the main building with uninsured losses, while the rebuilt east wing housing a slaughter house owned by Frank Gibson survived with heavy roof damage.
Coast guardsmen halt an armor plated tug loaded with 1000 cases of Canadian whisky between Lorain and Cleveland. A crewman Fred Hentrie of Detroit is critically wounded with two bullets in the back. companion Joe Hanns is jailed in Lorain. Captain J. T. Hagelove led the pursuit after the tug refused to stop.
Webb & Zeller Baking Company of Shelbyville files in federal court to strike down Indiana 1919 law governing bread weights. The suit targets state weights and measures officials and prosecutors claiming climate and machine variations prevent exact weights and affect about eight hundred bakeries statewide.
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