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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
3
Indianapolis detective John Knight and companion Isaac Shaw were arrested in Noblesville on charges of liquor transportation. Knight proclaimed he was a sheriff when detained by Sheriff T. E. Ramsay, who examined Knight’s badge and questioned its validity.
Richard Tyner of 3063 Central Avenue has been elected delegate to represent Butler University at the Skull and Crescent national convention. The meeting runs March 27 28 29 at the University of Illinois. Tyner leads Utes Club Butler seeking a chapter of Skull and Crescent. He is joined by Frank Jones Lyle Withrow Herman Brown and Jess Pritchett.
Ramsey told Knight it amounts to nothing as Knight allegedly resisted arrest. Deputy Blanchard cammack felled Shaw while aiding Knight, and both deputies were snowbound after their car stalled in a drift. A farmer alerted the sheriff who found two gallons of alleged white mule in the car along with Knight’s badge from a private detective group and a revolver.
Snow plows and highway crews opened several northern Indiana routes blocked by the blizzard since Monday. Officials expected more roads to reopen within hours while warnings urged careful driving on icy stretches near Columbus and in the Logansport and Lafayette region.
Albert Asche announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for judge of Superior Court Two. Born in Cincinnati and a longtime Indianapolis resident, he has practiced law for twenty seven years. He lists 3559 Central Avenue as his address.
United Press reports Captain William Rind of the American steamer President Harding died in his cabin in Plymouth after an apoplectic stroke on the bridge at 11 40 p m Wednesday as the ship neared the harbor.
Philadelphia March 27 United Press reports Dr. Charles P. Olivier of the University of Pennsylvania argues both Mars and Venus may host life. He cites Mars temperate limits and Venus receiving more solar heat as favoring higher life on Venus while simpler organisms could exist on Mars.
Thousands suffer from indigestion due to a clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets stimulate natural liver function, improving digestion without griping. A vegetable remedy sold by druggists in 30c and 60c sizes. take one or two at bedtime.
Spectroscope finds no water vapor above Venus clouds. Dr Olivier suggests clouds may be higher than Earth and oxygen water vapor could exist below detectable levels. If present, Venus would be most favorable for life and could harbor higher life forms.
Americans quickly embraced Kruschen Salts after its rapid first months in the United States. The remedy is marketed as six minerals in one that energizes kidneys liver and nerves, not just a laxative. A four week bottle costs a small sum and users are urged to take half a teaspoon in hot water each morning to regain vitality and zest.
The ad urges young women approaching marriage to seek help for nervous and irritable symptoms during the transition from girlhood to womanhood. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted tonic available from Druggists and via the Buffalo clinic, offering a 10 cent sample package.
A vintage health ad extols S S S as a natural booster for blood and strength. It claims red blood cells support vitality, skin clarity, and immune defense, touting 100 years of vegetable-based formula and user testimonials.
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