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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1930

Page

10

Large Field of Candidates for Dry Czar Job

A large field of candidates is seriously considered for national prohibition director as city police duties move from the treasury to the justice department. Names include J. D. Pennington and Maurice Campbell with others such as Harry Anslinger Alf Oftedal Alf Oftedal and Brigadier General Smedley Butler. The post pays 89000 annually and may go to a military experienced nominee supported by key officials.

Washington National Prohibition Treasury Justice Department J. D. Pennington Prohibition Pennsylvania J. M. Doran Pittsburgh L. C. Andrews Andrews Mitchell Maurice Campbell New York Harry Anslinger Treasury Lowman Alf Oftedal Internal Revenue Los Angeles Doran M.ble Walker Willebrandt William J. Calhoun William G. Walker San Francisco Smedley Butler Marine Corps Butler

Debenture Plan Seen as Unworkable by Farm Board Chairman

Washington report quotes Alexander Legge, head of the farm board, saying the debenture plan now in the tariff bill cannot be integrated into the board's program. He notes indifference rather than opposition and warns nations would quickly impose embargoes or higher tariffs in response to cheaper imports.

Mowcard Newanpaper Alliance Washington Alexander Legge Farm Board Levze France

Prohibition Next in Senate Lobby Probe

The Senate lobby investigation shifts to Prohibition next, chair Caraway says. Hearings on Muscle Shoals are paused until April 1 with W. B. Bell of American Cyanamid to be examined, and Claudius Huston already questioned. Prohibition is expected to bring John J. Raskob to testify.

Washington Lst Senate Caraway W. B. Bell American Cyanamid Company Claudius RR. Huston Republican National Committee John J. Raskob Democratic National Committee

Dying boy absolves chum in accidental shooting

Marvin Edmonds a 15 year old student at Arsenal Technical high school died from a gunshot wound after telling police it was an accident. He declared his friend Harry Martin 18 had pulled the trigger while showing the revolver. Martin held on manslaughter charge with $5000 bond as he planned to work at a grocery next week.

Marvin Edmonds Charles C. Edmonds East Maryland Street Harry Martin Nolan R. Martin Edmonds Martin Harry City Hospital Arsenal Technical High School

MacKenzie's Liquor Export Bill Advances to Senate

Ottawa March 26 The bill by Premier MacKenzie to empower the government to prohibit liquor exports to the United States has passed the house of commons and now awaits senate action.

Bay United Pree Ottawa Ont MacKenzie United States House of Commons Senate

Marconi Transmits Ocean Power to Light Australian Show

From a sea laboratory off Genoa Marconi reports sending enough energy over the ocean to close a circuit in Australia, triggering lights at the electro-technical show. He notes the feat was energy presence not total power lighting Australia.

Ryu United Preas Elettra Genoa Guglielmo Marconi Sydney Australia

State Zoo Under Way at Pokagon Park Indiana

Indiana begins its first state owned zoo at Pokagon state park Lake James with ten elk two buffalo and three deer. Director Richard Lieber says twelve more deer will be added soon and the project is under way. An earlier note mentions a Sing Sing haul in 1927 totaling 368573 and 12389 years of sentences were imposed.

Indiana Pokagon State Park Lake James Richard Lieber State Conservation Department Lieber Dr. Miles

Armed patrols to monitor Road 29 for hijackers

Deputy sheriffs with rifles will patrol Road 29 north of the city to stop a gang of hijackers and bandits armed with a machine gun. The move follows reports of three cars stopped and liquor searches by motorists as sheriffs chase the group operating for over a month. Sheriff George Winkler ordered the action.

George Winkler

Board Approves Two School Plans and Start Dates

The school board approved preliminary plans for School 81 at 1701 North Rural Street and School 69 at Thirty-fifth Street and Keystone Avenue. Each will have twelve classrooms costing about 140000 dollars. Construction for School 81 will begin soon, followed by School 82 at Christian Park on English Avenue. A delegation urged removal of School 69 from Thirtieth Street and Keystone Avenue. Nearby residents called for a new portable School 90 building. Preparations for the April 19–20 enumeration began with 72 people appointed by D T Weir as acting superintendent.

North Rural Street Thirty-fifth Street Keystone Christian Park English Avenue Thirtieth Street Keystone Avenue Fourteenth Street Tibbs Avenue D. T. Weir

Heavily armed patrols on road after hijack attempt

J W Bullock reports three men in a car tried to hold him up near the county line Tuesday night. He escaped by fleeing to a barbecue stand and notes the pursuing car shared a license with a vehicle used in a prior liquor hijack. Sheriff Winkler believes the car targeted Bullock thinking he carried liquor.

Indianapolis Times Ein nLigen J. W. Bullock West Eleventh Street Bullock Winkler D. C. Prescott Harvard Place

Beckett to Discuss Taxes at Indianapolis Luncheon

State Senator Joe Rand Beckett will discuss taxation questions at the Thursday noon luncheon of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board held at the Lincoln.

Beckett Joe Rand Beckett Indianapolis Real Estate Board Lincoln

Flush kidneys with salts and water advertisement claim

An advertisement urges starting a kidney flushing routine when back pain appears. It touts soft water and Jad Salts or similar lithia salts to cleanse kidneys, neutralize acids, and prevent bladder disorders, claiming health benefits and safety for long term use.

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