Judge Bars Miners Union From Meetings in Strike Action
An Indianapolis judge issued a sweeping injunction prohibiting United Mine Workers members from gathering to persuade miners not to work at a nonunion mine. The order also bans loitering near Knox Consolidated property and along routes to mines. A March 25 hearing will decide whether it becomes a permanent injunction.
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Indianapolis
Linn D. Hay
United Mine Workers of America
United States Senate
Hay
Edward D. Logsdon
Knox Consolidated Coal Company
Knox
Bicknell
Logsdon
Hayes
Vincennes
Ind
Knox Company
Mer
Restaurant Bankrupt Filed by King's Grille Owner
David M. Honigfeld proprietor of King's Grille filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court listing liabilities of 67 926 and assets of 1 368 The restaurant was closed Monday Liabilities included 54 100 to Va Company for ten Leasehold Realty lease on the building
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David M. Honigfeld
North Sherman Drive
King’s Grille
North
Pennsylvania Street
Honigfeld
Va- Company
Leonard Stevens Hospitalized After Car Collision
Leonard Stevens, author of I Faw Down and Go Boom, is in a Los Angeles hospital recovering from scalp wounds and bruises after his car was struck by another vehicle. The accident occurred earlier today.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Leonard Stevens
Mexican federal army pushes into Coahuila fronts
United Press dispatch from Mexico City reports Plutario Elias Calles ordering federal troops against rebel strongholds in Coahuila while insurgents move south toward Torreon. Battles loom in Torreon region as federal forces advance from Saltillo toward Torreon and Durango. Gun smugglers attack near El Paso as Vera Cruz rebel surrender ends local fighting and Washington says credit will aid Mexican munitions purchases.
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United Press
Mexico City
Plutearo Elias Calles
Coahuila
Torreon
Saltillo
Durango
Mazatlan
el Paso
Rio Grande
Vera Cruz
Washington
United States
Hoover Names Navy Aide Jahncke in Washington
President Hoover appoints Earnest L. Jahncke of New Orleans as assistant secretary of the Navy succeeding Theodore Douglas Robinson of New York. Patrick J. Hurley of Tulsa is named assistant secretary of war replacing Colonel C. C. Robbins of Iowa.
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United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Earnest L. Jahncke
New Orleans
Navy
Theodore Douglas Robinson
New York
Patrick J. Hurley
Tulsa
Okla
C. C. Robbins
Iowa
Tiger Wins Health Paris Victory Over Grippe
Georges Clemenceau the French wartime premier known as the Tiger has resumed work after a six week battle with the grippe. He says he congratulates himself on conquering the illness and notes he disobeyed the doctor to return to work this morning.
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United Press
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
France
Clemency
Root's Plan Adopted for U S Entry to World Court
Geneva March 12 The international commission of jurists unanimously adopted the revised text of Elihu Root's project as the final formula for United States adhesion to the world court. The ceremony noted the time stamps and news flashes interleaved in the report reflect broadcast updates rather than events in the plan.
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United Press Geneva
International Commission of Jurists Today
Elihu Root
United States
World Court
Daugherty denies knowledge of little green house in Washington
Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, in letters from Sarasota, Florida, says he never saw or knew of the little green house on K street and that the house was built on a foundation of falsehood. He plans to unwind the yarns in his own time, with no defense motive, citing investigations and records as proving attacks on him false.
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United Press
Columbus
Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Little Green House
K. Street
Washington
Daugherty
Sarasota
Fla
James E. Watson
Indiana
Watson
Watson Says He Knows Nothing Of Daugherty Denial
Senator James E. Watson of Indiana said he received a wire from Harry Daugherty about denying ties to the so called little green house on K street. Watson added he had asked Daugherty for clarification since he had no information about the matter.
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United Press
Chicago
James E. Watson
Indiana
United Press Today
Harry Daugherty
Daugherty
Green House
K Street
Florida
Watson
Retirement of Four Cops Recommended
Police Chief Claude M. Worley recommends retirement for Patrolmen William Gillespie Henry Monninger George Johnson and James B. Wells to the safety board. Also suspended Lt. Jessa R. Dean for ten days and chauffeur Edward W. Kepner demoted to private per surgeon Frank B. Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillespie
Henry Monninger
George Johnson
James B. Wells
The
Safety Board Today
Claude M. Worley
Worley
Frank B. Reid
Jessa R. Dean
Edward W. Kepner
Vandals Loot Two Stores In Street-Wide Break-In
Two businesses suffered window smashings Monday night with theft of cash and goods totaling 65 dollars. A blood trail marked the Rothbard Salvage break-in at 50 South Illinois street. Sablosky Dry Goods at 2852 Clifton street lost clothing valued at 50 dollars.
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Rothbard Salvage
South
Illinois Street
Sablosky Dry Goods
Clifton Street
Indiana Governor in Jam Over Women Voter Registration Bill
Governor Harry G. Leslie faces heated Senate debate as legislators clash with accusations of bad faith and political maneuvering surrounding the Indiana League of Women Voters permanent registration bill. Zeola Hershey Misener emerges as author amid claims of missing pages and veto threats.
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Harry G. _ Leslie
Republican Party
Leslie
Indiana League of Women Voters
Senate
Roscoe Martin
Logansport
House of Representatives
Zeola Hershey Misener
Michigan City
William F. Hodges
Gary
Martin
Andrew E. Durham
Greencastle
Polar explorer Wilkins greeted by fiancée in Hoboken
Sir George H. Wilkins, after six months in the Antarctic, disembarked from the Pacific liner Ebro in Hoboken. His fiancée, actress Suzanne Bennett, rushed to greet him and kissed him on the lips, then embraced him amid his reddish-brown whiskers.
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United Press
Hoboken
N. J
George H. Wilkins
Ebro
Antarctic
Suzanne Bennett
Wilkins
Heating Plant Ruling Forces Steam Upgrade for Indianapolis Homes
The public service commission authorized Indianapolis Power and Light Company to abandon its hot water plant at Alabama and Sixteenth streets and replace it with a steam heating plant at the company’s expense. Consumers must cover the cost of converting home heating from hot water to steam, while steam rates remain the same as in the downtown area. About 400 homes in the north section rely on the hot water plant.
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Public Service Commission
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Alabama
Sixteenth Street
Mockford Keeps Pace With Horse Drawn Rig At State Fair
E Mockford of 3015 North Meridian uses giddap and whoa for his transfer business. He relies on his young helpers Dandy and Topsy aged 15 and 20 to haul him about. He horses trains Pluto at the state fairground and plans sulky racing if his wife agrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Mockford
North
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Mockford
Dandy
Topsy
Ockford
Pluto
T. E. Mockford
Maple Road
Central Avenue
Two Children Abducted In Columbus Auto Kidnaping
Junior Hilton aged 6 and his brother Jack aged 7 were enticed into a closed car near Hubbard avenue school and abducted. The auto sped east with Pennsylvania plate 726-111. The boys live with grandparents Mr. and Mrs Sherman Thomas. They had left school to go home for lunch when the car blocked the curb. Their mother died January 18 and their father left in September 1927.
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United Press
Columbus
Junior Hilton
Jack
Hubbard Avenue School
Pennsylvania
Sherman Thomas
Thomas
Poolroom owner held on 2500 dollar bond
Chris Leon of 555 West Washington street was held to the federal grand jury under a 2500 dollar bond by U S commissioner John W Kern. He allegedly escaped during a raid on his poolroom in January and was arrested March 1 on vagrancy and resisting an officer charges dismissed in municipal court. Mrs Henry Slick of Madison road was held to the grand jury under 2500 dollar bond on liquor charges as her husband serves a liquor sentence at Leavenworth.
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Chris Leon
West
Washington Street
John W. Kern
United States
Leon
Henry Slick
Madison Road
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Kern
Murder jurors selected in Rupert McDonald case
Prospective jurors for the Rupert McDonald murder trial faced final voir dire after twelve days of examination. The 22-year-old Chicago youth is charged with killing Wilkinson Haag, a local druggist, as state and defense attorneys conclude challenges and judge James A. Collins prepares to swear in the panel.
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Rupert McDonald
Chicago
Wilkinson Haag
James A. Collins
Judson L. Stark
Eph Inman
William Meredith
College Avenue
Starves to Death Living on Interest in 35 Banks
Harry Kline, 61, died of starvation after living on 67 cents daily interest from $7,000 spread across 35 savings banks from Evanston to South Chicago. He deserted his wife fifteen years ago. the widow will receive the $7,000 minus rent owed to the landlady. He collapsed after collecting his monthly interest as he toured the banks.
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United Press
Hicago
Harry Kline
Kline
Philadelphia
Evanston
Chicago
Pension Chief Winsfield Scott Resigns in Hoover Move
President Hoover accepts the resignation of Pension Commissioner Winfield Scott of Enid Oklahoma. The announcement came from the pension bureau as of March 12. Scott had served in the post during the administration.
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Winfield Scott
Ashington
Herbert Hoover
Pension Bureau
Scott
Enid
Okla
Woman Sues Man for 25000 Over Alleged Kick to Eyes
Miss Elva Henderson files in circuit court against Emanuel Lorain 617 East Washington for 25000 alleging he struck her in the eyes and kicked her for no provocation, causing internal injuries and harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Henderson Today
Emanuel Lorain
East Washington Street
Lorain
Updike Seeks Recount Panel in Indiana Contest
Former congressman Ralph E. Updike renews effort in Indiana Supreme Court to compel Superior Judge Lynn D. Hay to appoint recount commissioners in his contest against Louis Ludlow. Hay had dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. the January supreme court denial of writ of mandate preceded today’s rehearing arguments. The Penal took the matter under advisement.
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Ralph E. Updike
Congress
Seventh District
Indiana Supreme Court
Lynn D. Hay
Updike
Louis Ludlow
Hay
Supreme Court
Warden May Resign Over Espionage Policy Threat
Warden John W. Snook of the Atlanta federal penitentiary awaited word from Washington today before making good his threat to resign if the espionage system used by the department of justice in federal prisons continues.
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Federal
United Press
Atlanta
John W. Snook
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Washington
Department of Justice
Einstein Leaves Berlin for Private Birthday Visit
Professor Albert Einstein and Mrs. Einstein departed Berlin today for a private country visit to escape publicity as the famed scientist nears his fiftieth birthday.
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United Press
Berlin
Albert Einstein
Pastor criticizes Hoover kiss of Bible as hocus pocus
The Rev. Raymond H. Palmer of Lynn argues Hoover kissed the Bible at the inauguration to link Bible idolatry with prohibition. He compares it to George E. H. Taylor’s death-row Bible kiss and calls the act a political display by a science-trained president.
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Bible
Hoover
Hocus-Pocus
T 3Nn
Mass
Raymond H. Palmer
Lynn Tinitarian Church
Herbert Hoover
Palmer
George E. H. Taylor
Bond Heist Linked to International Theft Ring Uncovered
Pittsburgh detectives recovered 59000 worth of First National Bank bonds from Angola Indiana theft of May 8 1928 and captured Emanuel Steinberg 35, a film salesman. The probe ties Angola Toronto and other large robberies to an international ring with suspects in Buffalo Clarksburg Chicago and Oklahoma.
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Times
Pittsburg
First National Bank
Angola
Ind
Emanuel Steinberg
Toronto
Canada) Union Station
E. F. Croxton
Croxton
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Indianapolis
American Bankers’ Association
Pinkerton
Morris Hendel
Buffalo
N. Y
Victoria Hotel
Hendel
Pittsburgh
Clarksburg
W. Va
Henry T. Davidson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jesse Schlarbaum
Chicago
State Bank of Rensselaer, Inc
Gas kills 3 in home in Salem Massachusetts
Three people found dead in a gas-filled house on Federal Street in Salem Massachusetts were identified as Daniel Murphy 85 his wife and their visiting grandson David Connelly. The incident occurred today with victims succumbing to illuminating gas.
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Bu United Arena
Salem
Mass
Féderal Street
Daniel Murphy
David Connelly
Silence Over Mayoral Race After Prohibition Sheriff
March 12 report from Herrin shows no candidates filed for mayor after Marshall McCormick was sent to Leavenworth for violating liquor laws. Five tickets appeared at the city primary but carried no names for mayoral nomination.
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United Press Herrin
Marshall McCormick
Leavenworth
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Whiting
Sweetheart
Hoboken Pier
Explorer
McDonald
Ludlow
Einstein
White House
Mr. Hoover
Thomas Burke
Charles Zimmerman
Canada
William Bovan
Kirby Davis
Bill Lewis
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