Curtis Signals Start Of G P Drive In Indiana
Vice-President Charles Curtis arrives in Indianapolis with his party to launch the 1930 Republican drive. He attends a luncheon with Gov. Harry G. Leslie, meets district leaders at the Severin, and speaks at the Indiana Republican Editors Association banquet. Over 1,000 attendees expected at the Columbia Club event.
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Newcastle
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Conservation Commission
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Washington
Elder Named City Controller in Indianapolis
William L. Elder, longtime Indiana real estate figure and former internal revenue collector, is appointed city controller by Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan. He succeeds Sterling R. Holt who resigns March 15. Elder, a native of Indianapolis, vows to push a first class business administration for Democrats and faces the city’s finances with a plan to step in if the mayor’s seat becomes vacant.
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Woodrow Wilson
Indianapolis
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Elder
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Holt
Financial Post
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Sullivan
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Indianapolis Sentinel
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Marott Hotel
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Stock Market Outlook Says Worst Employment Effects Pass Soon
The President’s report on labor conditions predicts the harshest employment impacts from last fall’s market collapse will fade within sixty days. It notes improving business and employment over two months, with only twelve states showing more than seasonal unemployment, and remains confident in the longer term market outlook.
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New York
Regional basketball games broadcast on WFBM and Tech gym
The Times and radio station WFBM will air the state regional tournament at Tech gym. Tipton faces North Salem at 2 with Blythe Hendricks on the mic. Tech meets Anderson at 3, Hendricks again for the 8 p.m. final.
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Glider blocks traffic as officer scolds Lindbergh
United Press report from El Monte California notes Charles A Lindbergh's glider floored traffic five miles from Pebble Beach due to wind limits. About seventy five cars were held up until a highway patrol officer arrived, scolded Lindbergh, and released the congestion.
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America
Lindbergh
Pebble Beach
Earl Wolf Elected Elks Exalted Ruler at Fright Night
Earl C. Wolf credit manager of Hibben Hollwegg and Co was elected exalted ruler by the Elks Club Friday night. Officers installed April 3 include W G Taylor secretary Carl W Setinhauser leading knight James C Gribben loyal knight Dr Thomas E Quill lecturing knight Timothy P Sexton treasurer Fred L Bodenmiller tiler and John J Minta trustee for five years. Retiring exalted ruler Wv M Armstrong was chosen delegate to the grand lodge with George W June as alternate.
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Bodies recovered of Western Air Express fliers in crash
A coroner's jury ruled the deaths of pilot James Coles co pilot Albert Beiber and steward John Slaton in the San Bernardino mountains crash were accidental. A rescue party led by Mrs Juanita Eloise Burns recovered the bodies after hours of work.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Western Air Express
San Bernardino Mountains
Juanita Eloise Burns
James Coles
Albert Beiber
John Slaton
Weather report at 9 30 a m
In the air at 9:30 a.m. northeast wind 17 mph barometric pressure 29.84 at sea level temperature 33 ceiling 2 500 feet visibility 8 miles field fair
Bomb factory raid shocks Melrose Park area near Chicago
Police raids on a farm house near Melrose Park describe it as a bomb making site. Eleven men, many of them Genna gang members, were arrested as two bombs were found and weapons staged in a kitchen. The operation signals a wider drive against gangland violence amid efforts in stockyards Englewood and surrounding districts.
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Chicago
Melrose Park
Genna Gang
South Side
John Stege
Stockyards
Englewood
Manella Arrested In YMCA Linen Theft Case
Mrs Martha Johnson a divorcee told police her fiancé Daniel Mannella 31 said the linen for his hope chest did not meet expectations. Officers found the items bore YMCA stamps and Mannella confessed to stealing them.
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Chicago
Martha Johnson
Daniel Mannella
Manella
Train Hurls Cab 190 Feet In Crossing Crash
A Big Four train led by engineer W E Milner struck a taxi at Missouri and Maryland streets at 2 this morning, demolishing the taxi and wrecking a crossing shanty while the driver escaped unharmed. Taxi rider Homer Ettenburn rolled 150 feet but uninjured. Other wrecks reported include a 900 West Fall Creek boulevard crash injuring William Hale and charging Howard Wright with intoxication and reckless driving.
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North Talbott Street
City Hospital
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Howard Wright
Gladstone Avenue
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Olive Heckman
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Hale
Hogs Sell Higher at Local Yards
Hogs at Union stockyards show strength with prices about 15 cents above Friday. Bulk 150 to 275 pounds sell $10.80 to $11.45, top $11.50, with 2,000 receipts and 228 holdovers. Cattle quiet, calves steady around $15, sheep nominal with 100 receipts. Chicago hogs total 5,000 with 3,000 directs. holdovers 3,000. market not established.
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Chicago
Taft Sees Slight Setback but Not in Immediate Danger
Washington March 8 William Howard Taft showed a minor decline in his nightly condition but remained out of immediate danger. He had not slept as well as in prior improvement phase though his overall state was improving earlier in the week.
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United Press
Washington
William Howard Taft
Tech anderson clash in regional tilt at tech gym
The Anderson Indians, long viewed as a dark horse for the state crown, challenge Tech in the second regional game at Tech gym. Staggs built a strong lineup around Butler and Crisler with Hunt Van Dyke Woods Johnson and Mason as reserves. Outcome seen as a toss up before tonight’s finals.
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Cabin Fire Hides Suspected Murder at Deep Lake Resort
The mutilated body of a young woman, burned to ash, was found in a deserted Deep Lake cabin near Lake Villa. Police suspect homicide and an incendiary blast to destroy evidence. remains indicate limbs may have been hacked off before arson. caretaker Edward Schram reported the fire with gasoline odor confirmed by firemen.
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Antioch Fire Department
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Judges Return Ends Civil Jurisdiction Phase
After two months overseeing civil municipal courts Judges Paul Weiter and Clifton Cameron returned to city criminal benches. Judges Dan White and Thomas Garvin who had occupied the criminal seats since January moved back to civil courtrooms. The reunion drew cheers from Bonds men’s Row near police headquarters with three bouquets on each bench and no cards displayed.
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Clifton R. Cameron
Dan V. White
Thomas E. Garvin
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Alleged Slayer Held In Missouri Return for Murder Charge
James Lipscomb, a Black man, is under arrest in St. Louis and will be brought to face murder charges here for the April 30 1926 killing of Theo dore Brookins on Yandes street in a drunken brawl.
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Theodore Brookins
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Temperature Readings Early Morning Hours
Hourly temperatures captured in the early morning with readings at 6 am 31 8 am 32 9 am 32 10 am 34 focusing on the progression of ambient conditions during the morning period.
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Bandit Believed Wounded After City Car Chase
A lone gunman robbered cab driver Jack O’Hara and stole a taxi. Glass from two taxicabs flew during a running gun battle with Co. R. Nugent and O’Hara pursuing the bandit. Nugent fired through the cab and door glass as the suspect fled on foot.
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Miss Elizabeth Upthagrove Lands Broadway One Act
St Louis socialite Elizabeth Upthagrove says it is hard for a Vassar graduate to break into Broadway. She walked between booking agencies in New York and wore out two pairs of shoes before landing a minor role in The Indefinite Shoeblack.
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Elizabeth Upthagrove
St. Louis
Vassar
Six Sailors Rescued From Schooner Levinia M Snow
Six men aboard the three masted schooner Levinia M Snow were stranded when it sailed into breakers off Cape Hatteras during a heavy southwest wind Friday. Coast guardsmen from the Durant Hill station landed them safely early today.
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Ouija board seances linked to artist wife murder confesses
Nancy Bowen a 60 year old Seneca woman confesses to killing Clothilde Marchand wife of artist Henri Marchand. Lillian Jimerson a Indian woman prompted the crime claiming jealousy over the artist. The confession says the deed stemmed from ouija board mysticism and a supposed witch spell.
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Indiana High Schools Vie For Hoosier Cage Classic Finals
Sixty four Indiana high schools compete in regional rounds to reach the Hoosier cage classic at the Butler Fieldhouse next weekend. Key claims include Anderson and Technical in Indianapolis, with Bedford and other towns in Bedford regional and multiple pairings listed for today’s schedule. Six die in an oil field explosion near Baku.
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Horace Mann
Gary
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