Death of Ex-Dictator De Rivera Draws Spanish Mourning
Spaniards from all walks of life gather at a Paris hotel to honor Miguel Primo de Rivera six weeks after he relinquished power. Nuns pray by his bier as he lies in Carmelite robes. burial will be in the family vault near Seville. His death followed influenza and illness believed to weaken his heart.
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Paris
Miguel Primo de Rivera
Seine
Order of Carmelite
Spain
Gerenz
Seville
de Rivera
Alberto Bondelac de Pariente
Frankfurt
Germany
Indiana Income Tax Totals To Be Announced
Internal Revenue Commissioner E. E. Neal will announce total income tax collections for the year ending March 15. Nearly all returns were filed in the last four days, with a light last day rush. Indiana tax receipts for 1929 on 1928 incomes amounted to 25 167 341 dollars.
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Indiana
E. E. Neal
Internal Revenue Collector
Boswell Seeks Juvenile Bench In May Republican Primary
Edwin C. Boswell an Indianapolis born attorney at 3405 College avenue filed in the race for the Republican nomination as juvenile court judge in the May primary. He is a member of the Indiana State Bar Association Scottish Rite a Tabernacle Presbyterian church and former director of the Indiana State Sunday School Association. He is married with three children.
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Edwin C. Boswell
College Avenue
Boswell
Indianapolis
Indiana State Bar Association
Scottish Rite
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Indiana State Sunday School Association
How Good an Irishman Are You Anyway
A quiz asks twelve Irish knowledge questions covering places, names, and history. It lists topics from the Blarney Stone to the Orangemen stronghold and the emanicpator, inviting readers to check Page 12 for answers.
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William of Orange
Ireland
Irish Free State
Orangemen
City Reports Airport Development Following Commerce Visit
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan received a written report after a visit by John E. Sommers, a U S department of commerce airport expert. The document urges a northeast administration hangar, hard surface runways for heavy traffic, and drainage improvements to address prior inadequacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald H. Sullivan
John E. Sommers
United States Department of Commerce
Board of Works
Ben Davis
Sommers
Department of Commerce
Sullivan
Church workers discuss school evangelism at pre Easter dinner
Marion County Sunday School Association meets at Third Christian Church for a pre Easter dinner and a discussion on the relation of church schools to evangelism led by Dr. William A. Shullenberger.
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Marion County Christian Sunday School Association
William A. Shullenberger
Third Christian Church
I’m Glad He Did Says Mrs Cook
Mrs. Wm. J. Cook of Washington D. C. reports two coughing children found relief with REM cough medicine after buying it at Herbert’s Drug Store on 10th and Virginia Ave. Her endorsement mentions continued use and a family recommendation spreading locally.
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Wm. J. Cook
Virginia Ave
Washington, D. C
Herbert
10Th
Rem
Brooklyn Boy Victor Over Four Animals Last Week Loses
Sidney Franklin, the Brooklyn boy with noted pigtails, killed four bulls last week in Madrid. On Sunday a big Andalusian bull threw him, causing a three month hospital stay. The bull, the second on the program, gored the matador after a faulty first thrust and threw him a long distance.
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Brooklyn
Victor
United Preas Madrid
Sidney Franklin
Franklin
New York City Maternity Institute For Nurses Set
Dr Ada M Switzer announces a two day nursing institute at the Claypool next week. Institute led by Miss Anita Jones will train nurses in modern prenatal and maternity techniques for the maternity center association of New York City.
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Ada M. Switzer
State Heal Department
Maternity Center Association of
New York City
Claypool
Anita Jones
Brown in Senate Race in Marion County Platform
Walter J. Brown, attorney, seeks the Democratic nomination for state senator from Marion County. His platform includes restricting chain store operations and opposing a proposed constitutional convention. British battleships Warspite and Royal Sovereign were damaged in the Mediterranean and returned to Malta after maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Brown
Marion County
London
Warspite
Royal Sovereign
Mediterranean
Malta
Black Magic Evidence Ties To Seneca Murder Trial
In Buffalo, Lila Jimerson faces murder charges in the killing of Mrs. Clotilde Marchand. The defense seeks to introduce witchcraft tokens from Seneca graves including a paper doll effigy and whisky bottles as insanity evidence. Jimerson alleges Bowen attempted three killings via supposed witchcraft.
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Buffalo
Lila Jimerson
Clothilde Marchand
Henri Marchand
Miss Jimerson
Nancy Bowen
Marchand
Mrs. Marchand
Nancy
Dancing Girl Sentenced At Mad Marathon Liquor Case
Blonde Billie Deckard, 21, danced at the Cable tabernacle Mad Marathon to raise funds, then pleaded guilty to liquor law violations and received a ninety day sentence. She said she was orphaned at 11 and is now unemployed. she aided by serving Mrs Cynthia Rollins, who also faces trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Deckard
Cable Tabernacle
Billie
Robert C. Baltzell
Cynthia
Rollins
East North Street
Nominations Filed for County Offices in May Primary
Thirty-five candidates filed for county offices with County Clerk George O. Hutsell including thirty-one Republicans and four Democrats. Major Republican nominees include Frank D. Brattain for Center township assessor and Edwin C. Boswell for Juvenile court judge, with William Anderson seeking sheriff and Harry W. Ely for third district council. Democratic major office seekers were James M. Lail for Franklin township advisory board and Harry L. Maze for Franklin township trustee.
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George O. Hutsell
Frank, D. Brattain
West
New York Street
Center Township
William Anderson
Buckingham
Edwin C. Boswell
College
Harry W. Ely
New Augusta
John Evans
Concord Street
Wayne Township
James M. Lail
Franklin Township
Harry L. Maze
City business man dies in California
George Hitz eighty founder of George Hitz & Co. wholesale commission merchants died Sunday in Altadena California. He moved to California four years ago and his body will be returned to Indianapolis for burial. Born in Madison Indiana he came to Indianapolis at nineteen and engaged in business and politics. He was a mayoral candidate on the independent ticket against Charles A. Bookwalter. Surviving are widow and four children Walter H Alfred D George T and Mrs Raymond Coneway.
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George Hitz
George Hitz & Co
Wholesale Commission
Altadena
Cal
Relatves
Hitz
California
Madison
Ind
Indianapolis
Charles A. Bookwalter
Walter H
Alfred D
George T. Hitz
Raymond Coneway
Day of Prayer Sparks Soviet Union Protest
Unbelievers held gatherings in factories clubs and barracks in Moscow to protest foreign clerical interference. Workers soldiers and schoolchildren published resolutions condemning the pope the archbishop of Canterbury and other Christian leaders. The Society of the Godless issued a fiery proclamation warning foreign interests.
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United Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Canterbury
Society of the Godless
Prayer and protest surge as religious rights rally meets Communist counterdemonstration
In New York 12000 Communists gathered at the Bronx Coliseum amid a five hour counter rally to denounce religious persecution in Russia. Attendees at St John the Divine and St Patrick's joined by 3500 and 3000 Protestants and Catholics urged protections for church groups. Jewish leaders at town hall heard Senator Fess and Representative Fish condemn Soviet policy. speakers included William Z. Foster and Count Karolyi with others.
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United Press
New York
Russia
St. John the Divine
William T. Manning
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Town Hall
American Jewish Congress
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Hamilton Fish Jr
Bronx Coliseum
William Z. Foster
Michael Karolyi
Charles Smith
American Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Benito Mussolini
Grover Whalen
Pope
Walker
Creek Dragged For Missing Boy Chester Nine
Police dragged Pleasant Run in a search for Chester Nine, 12, of 937 Laurel Street, who failed to return after leaving home to sell papers. He was last seen near Barth Avenue under a creek bridge with his paper wagon. His parents, Listen and Mrs Nine, face hardship as the search continues.
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Pleasant Run
Chester Nine
Laurel Street
Creek Bridge
Barth Avenue
Listen Nine
Sunnyside
Edinburg
Emma Thacker
Marble Sharks Prepare for City Wide Tournament
Thousands of school children ready for the city wide tournament sponsored by the city recreation department and The Indianapolis Times with Boy Scouts and the city school physical education department. Junior directors for the week of March 24 are being chosen by school principals and will receive entry blanks. Kilgore announced instructions at city hall and invited private or parochial schools to participate.
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City Recreation Department
Indianapolis Times
Boy Scouts
City School
City Hall Council
David Kilgore
Kilgore
City Hall
Bad Man Hunted in Northwestern Michigan Search
In a major man hunt near Beulah Michigan Deputy Sheriff Edward M. Rarey was shot and killed at a deserted cottage. The fugitive Morris Brozofsky alias Theodore Allen a 36 year old desperado is believed to be the killer after a dawn pursuit by Rarey Sheriff James Crawford and five deputies.
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United Preas
Monroe
Mich
Platte Lake
Edward M. Rarey
Beulah
Michigan
Morris Brozofsky
Theodore Allen
Desperado
Rarey
James Crawford
Brosofsky
Death of Otis F. Calvin Found in White River
The body of Otis F. Calvin, president of Indianapolis Sand and Gravel, was recovered in White River near a small island after a Sunday search. The second line of the obituary mentions a $1,000 reward posted by Mrs. Calvin and notes that no murder indicators were found.
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Otis F. Calvin
Indianapolis Sand and Gravel Company
Roster & Askins Undertaking
North Meridian Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Calvin
Delamas McNutt
West Twenty-ninth Street
White River
Michigan Road Bridge
Seach
United States
C. H. Keever
Lida Calvin
Edgar E. Calvin
St Patrick's Day Program At Knights of Columbus
St Patrick's Day observance to be held tonight at the Knights of Columbus auditorium 1301 North Delaware. Miss Cecilia O Mahony will sing The Minstrel Boy a recitation The Exile of Erin by August F Krieg and P J Kelle will speak on Ireland s Contribution to Civilization Russell Woods lecturer will preside
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Knights of Columbus
North
Delaware Street
Cecilia O'Mahony
Erin
August F. Krieg
P. J. Kelleher
Ireland
Russell Woods
The
Council
Weather Update From Field Report
At 9 30 a m wind southwest 12 mph pressure 29 87 inches temperature 61 degrees ceiling unlimited visibility five miles field notes show clear conditions and typical morning air readings.
UNCOVER CREWS IN CITY KILLING
Police hunt for the murderer of Charles Zeller age 42 of 320 East Southern Avenue after he was shot three times and died. Zeller operated the Butchers and Packers lottery and was robbed of $40 when the bandits took two lottery drawing boxes. Don Cutshaw witnessed the incident at 602 North Sherman Drive.
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Charles Zeller
East Southern Avenue
Zeller
Butchers’ and Packers
Lottery
Don Cutshaw
North Sherman Drive
Bloodworth Enters Democratic Sheriff Nomination Race
John Bloodworth 42 Indianapolis credit specialist and longtime resident announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in the upcoming primary. He and his wife live at 2746 Allen Avenue. a Birmingham police veteran and Alabama native, he belongs to the Methodist church and the Masonic lodge.
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John M. Bloodworth
Indianapolis
City
Allen Avenue
Bloodworth
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Alabama
Birmingham
Chauffeur Dies Driving Gardner Auto on Meridian Street
William Black, 40, a Black chauffeur for Fred C. Gardner of 4131 North Meridian street, died Sunday while driving the Gardner car at Thirtieth street and White river. Coroner Charles H. Keever ruled heart disease the cause.
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William Black
Fred C. Gardner
Meridian Street
Gardner
Thirtieth Street
White River
Charles H. Keever
Farm Bill Passes Senate With 100 Million Urgent Deficiency Provision
A partial conference report on the urgent deficiency appropriation bill was approved by the Senate. It carries an appropriation of 100 million dollars for the Federal Farm Board, facilitating rapid support measures in farm policy.
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United Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Senate
Success Came Late in Life
Mrs. Marion L. Poenges of Chicago reports relief from long stomach pain and nausea after using Acidine. She describes eating freely again, calmer nerves, and better sleep as the product liquifies acidity and soothes inflammation.
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Marion L. Poenges
Cass St
Chicago
al Ithta
Meurer To Press Council On Downtown Loading Zone Fees
Albert F. Meurer former council member will address the city council tonight about enforcement gaps in the downtown loading zone ordinance. He faces municipal court on April 3 for parking in a restricted zone at the Hume Mansur building and for a no parking violation near the Occidental building and will also report to the safety board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Meurer
Meurer
Hume-Mansur
East
Ohio Street
Occidental
Safety Board
Woman in Critical Condition After Poison Attempt
Mrs. Jesse Jordan of 625 East North Street was in serious condition at city hospital after attempting suicide by drinking poison Saturday night. Her husband stopped her by knocking the glass from her hand before she could finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jordan
East North Street
City Hospital
Reds Clash with Fascists in Germany Killing One
In Chemnitz Saxony clashes between Fascists and Communists left one Fascist dead and seven wounded on Sunday authorities reported. The confrontation occurred amid rising tensions in Germany as political violence intensified.
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Germany
Chemnitz
Saxony
Wrong Time of Month Ad Declares Midol Relief
An advertisement claims Midol eases menstrual pain without narcotic effects. It promises relief in five to seven minutes and urges readers to use a tiny tablet at the onset of symptoms. The aluminum case package is sold for fifty cents at drugstores.
Black-Draught Eases Spring Headaches and Tired Feelings
Mrs J M Wicker of Townville South Carolina says Thedford s Black Draught relieves spring headaches and general draggy tiredness. She uses it for constipation and headaches, noting quick relief and that it has been a family medicine since marriage. Over a million packages are sold monthly.
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Thedford
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Ralph E. Heinzen
U. S
William Shullenberger
Mrs. Cook
Bull Gores
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Brown
Marathon
Hiss Pope
Creek
Chester
W. C. Wessell
National
Lincoln
Sheriff's Post
John Bloodworth
Negro
Mether
Charles R. Meyers
Glass
Mate
South Carolina
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