Navy Parley Fate Up At Confab Today
London March 27 The naval conference edge toward decisive talks as Premier Briand returns and delegates meet. Key issue is a five power treaty with a tentative consular clause from the United States and a Mediterranean security pact from Britain. Britain may offer League backed guarantees if America joins and France eases tonnage demands.
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Paris
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America
League of Nations
Italy
Naval conference plenary set for April 4 at 10:30 AM
United Press reports a plenary session of the naval conference will convene April 4 at 10 30 AM following a meeting of chief delegates at St James Palace in London.
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London
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Boastful Arrestees Face Charges After Marathon Disturbance
Arthur Deer 26 of 1601 North Meridian and Paul Harris alias Hor neck 30 of Roosevelt hotel were arrested at the Mad Marathon at Cable tabernacle for intoxication disorderly conduct and resisting an officer after a disturbance. Sergeant Gene Eldridge led the response.
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Mayor Dale authorizes police fingerprint salary payment
Muncie Indiana mayor George R Dale in Chicago for foot surgery after clashing with the city council over a $300 salary for the police fingerprint expert. He ordered city controller Lester Holloway to honor the claim and it was paid. He planned to act Friday on the $125000 airport bond issue which the council approved, with friends predicting a veto.
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Muncie
Ind
George R. Dale
Chicago
Lester Holloway
American Engineer Held by Bandits Near Nayarit
United States vice consul E. W. Eaton negotiated in Mazatlan to secure the release of J. E. Bristow an American engineer seized by bandits on March 3 in Nayarit state Mexico, as reports from Sinaloa indicate.
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J. E. Bristow
Nayarit
Hoosier Jazz King to Make Final Bow Tonight at Indiana
Charlie Davis famed Hoosier Jazz King returns to his Indiana theater roots for a final bow as master of ceremonies. He credits Notre Dame football training with shaping his stage career and with guidance for leading his eight year rise from summer resort act to Skouras Publix circuit headliner. Next two weeks see a national tour after a New York stint at Paramount.
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Indiana News in Brief on Times Special
A roundup from Indiana towns reports Mrs. Ellen Ringle Walter, 89, buried in Bremen. insurance fraud arrests for Clarence Scott and Albert McMillan in Anderson. collision injures Eva O Neill and daughter Joan. farm bureau leaders named in Madison County. river cleanup survey ordered for St Joseph River in South Bend. old Monon passenger trains suspended near Bloomington. rabies found in a puppet in Hillsboro. Wayne County Historical Society buys a large home in Richmond. Ball State Teachers College to receive a Japanese art collection. Terry Earlywine, jailed for three days, freed by wife paying 457.25 dollars.
Former sheriffs face court in liquor conspiracy cases
Ft Wayne division of the federal court opens April 7 with Judge Slick presiding. Arraignments are set for April 8 and jurors for April 9. Defendants include Guy Emrick former Allen county sheriff and Charles Zimmerman former Steuben county sheriff in liquor conspiracy prosecutions. District attorney seeks continued service of John Goldiron as special assistant.
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Federal Court
Thomas W. Slick
Guy Emrick
Allen County
Charles Zimmerman
Steuben County
Oliver M. Loomis
William Mitchell
John Goldiron
Indiana
Doubt Cast on Identity in Strange Case at Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana a mystery surrounds Merlen Pritchard a World War veteran and former baseball player believed imprisoned in Algiers. Relatives and fellow players identify the man in Algerian custody with Pritchard, while his mother clings to hope. The case will be presented to President Hoover.
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French Foreign Legion
Germans Win Fight Over War Stocks in Washington
A major World War II era case ends in favor of German citizens. Howard Sutherland, property custodian, pays $253,000 to British trustee securing transfer of stocks valued at about $17,000,000 held in the United States at wartime.
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Washington
Howard Sutherland
United States
Confidence high that 1 percent tax cut will continue
Treasury officials voiced confidence that the 1 per cent income tax reduction for 1930 can be extended into next year. March tax collections exceeded expectations and the current fiscal year shows revenues of 1,785,282,857 dollars, about 134 million more than the same period a year ago. United Press reports Crown Prince Humbert of Italy is ill with measles in Turin.
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Clubs Aid Home Show at State Fairgrounds
Cooperation of women’s clubs supports the Home Complete Exposition in the Manufacturers building at the state fairgrounds from April 5 to 12. Mrs Felix T McWhirter, state chairman of Letters Homes in America, sent letters to over 1,000 club leaders. The Mormon Motor Car Company will provide each employee with tickets for Monday night April 7, under show director J Cantwell.
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Thieves Strike During Move Near Columbus
Moving day thefts hit the Scheible farm area as William Robbins relocated a second load to the Fred White farm. Thieves stole a carried load containing most of the family's wearing apparel canned goods bedding and household furniture.
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Judge Collins Voices Rage Over Venue Change in Banana Kid Case
Judge James A. Collins harshly criticized a venue change tactic in the Kenneth Hunt case, labeling it legalized perjury and a dilatory ruse. The trial, previously set for Monday, was moved to April 8 after Will C. Wetter sought a judge change and delays, with Hunt facing taxi driver holdup charges. Wetter defended Hunt’s right to delay, noting prior counsel had sought sentence rather than trial, while Collins warned against biased proceedings.
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Youth and girl released after raid at 929 North Haugh
Police raided the home of Martin Lambert at 929 North Haugh street Wednesday night and released a youth and a high school girl on promise to testify. Authorities say Lambert, charged with blind tiger violations, had two fifty gallon hogsheads of wine and several dozen quarts of beer on the premises.
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Bandits Rob Bank in Germantown Heist
Four bandits raided the First National Bank in Germantown Ohio. They forced two officials and four customers including a young girl to lie on the floor, stole about $7,500, and fled in a green sedan.
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World’s Third Richest Man George Baker Celebrates 90
Brunswick Ga March 27 George F Baker the wealthist banker and financier aged 90 celebrated his birthday on Jekyll Island surrounded by family and friends. He remains active in governance of First National Bank New York United States Steel and AT&T and owns large stakes. His philanthropy supports Harvard Cornell Dartmouth Columbia and New York Hospital among others.
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Rush to aid of bishop trapped Americans in China
Chinese troops were dispatched to help Bishop J. A. O'Ghea and a group of American Catholic missionaries trapped in Kanchow, China, according to the U S state department.
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Kanchow
China
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