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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1930

Page

8

Prohibition Drives Realignments in Coming Elections

Prohibition is set to be central in the fall elections with wet and dry groups preparing to force candidates to take a stand. Massachusetts leaders align with Hoover against modification and national groups push for clear records on prohibition. The issue dominates as a de facto referendum across parties.

Congress Washington Massachusetts William M. Butler Republican National Committee Just Hoover House Senate

Nobile Denies Fatal Italia Command Allegations

General Umberto Nobile denies giving the command that caused the Italia disaster. He says the board’s charge of mishandling is false and that ordering engine push and ballast release together would have been incredibly stupid.

Nobile Italia United Paves Rome Umberto Nobile

Union to Build Home for Journeymen Barbers International Union

Plans call for a $100,000 international headquarters at 1141 North Delaware Street. The two story brick stone building aims for a Labor Day dedication, with union officials leading the project and the structure described as substantial and modern in design.

Journeymen Barbers’ International Union of America North Delaware Street

Stolen Automobiles Reported to Police

Several vehicles reported stolen: Onda Hese’s Chevrolet coupe from 1220 North Minnots Street Michigan Illinois. Clarence McGuire’s Ford roadster from 620 North Illinois Street Kentucky. Albert G. Schafer’s Ford touring from 2153 North Station Street. Charlies Cecil’s Dodge coupe from Waverly Indiana milnois streets. Service Cab Company Ford sedan from Twenty-fifth Street Northwestern Avenue.

Onda Hese North Minnots Street Michigan Illinois Clarence McGuire North Illinois Street Kentucky Illinois Street Albert G. Schafer North Station Street Ford Touring Fountain Eacore Charlies Cecil Waverly Ind Georgia Milnois Service Cab Company West North Street Twenty-fifth Street Northwestern Avenue

Man Charged After Gun Imitation Wounds Woman

Steve Gary of Beech Grove told Elizabeth Amos that his cigaret case resembled a real pistol. He drew the gun from his pocket causing a shooting in a garage. Amos suffered a non serious arm wound. Gary faces a concealed weapon charge.

Steve Gary Beech Grove Elizabeth Amos

Deadlock at naval parley shows signs of breakthrough

London report says the naval conference on Fra nces heavy tonnage demands regained momentum as Ramsay MacDonald and Andre Tardieu met at Chequers to discuss new formulas. A V Alexander and Aristide Briand joined the talks, signaling a possible compromise on Frances terms.

London Frange Chequers J. Ramsay MacDonald Andre Tardieu Frances MacDonald A. V. Alexander Admiralty Tarrdieu Aristide Briand Rene Mas

Haiti Sees New Deal Momentum In Occupation Talks

Official circles in Port au Prince report growing optimism about political stability as Hoover commission sails for guidance on a post occupation Haitian treaty. Analysts expect potential US diplomatic minister appointment and legislative-backed moves toward restoring the legislature. The Rochester will reach Miami then Washington to relay recommendations.

Hoover Investigation Commission Rochester Haiti John H. Russell United States Miami Fla Washington Island Republic

Corsica Paradox Highlights Women Travel Safety and Police Rules

A paradox in Corsica shows women can travel alone safely at night while police must operate in pairs during the day. The contrast underscores unique social norms and policing practices in the region.

Corsica

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