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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1930

Page

9

G O P Chiefs Study Task of Beating Fifield

Republican leaders map strategies to nominate Jesse Eschbach or back incumbent secretary of state Otto Fifield amid intra party divisions. Anti Coffin factions push Lawrence Orr. depot debates loom as 1 957 delegates prepare to vote. Local leaders warn Democrats nominating a strong slate could hurt GOP prospects. Uncle Joe Cravens may retire after a long career in Indiana politics.

Ben Stern Otto G. Fifield Jesse Eschbach Ft. Wayne State Accounts Board Indianapolis Eschbach George W. Coffin Fifield Lawrence F. Orr Accounts Board Long Orr Lake County Marion County St. Joseph County Vanderburgh Vigo Allen Indiana Literary Digest Congress Samuel B. Pettengill South Bend Charles A. Carlisle Andrew Hickey Ira Holmes D Coffin Organization Joseph M. Cravens Uncle Joe Madison

Two Injured in Fall at 122 West Thirteenth Street

Mrs Mae Mattingly, 22, of 122 West Thirteenth Street Apt 1, was critically injured Friday afternoon when she fell over a second floor stair banister. Her back was broken and she remains hospitalized. Fire destroyed the Methodist church in South Milford, Ind, causing $15,000 loss with $8,000 insured. Women members had started a stove fire for a supper and left. they returned to find the blaze, believed caused by a stove explosion.

Mae Mattingly West Thirteenth Street Apt. 1 City Hospital Svecia South Milford Ind

Want to Look Young with Olive Tablets

A promotion for Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets claims youthfulness comes from a healthy liver and bowels. The Ohio physician marketed a vegetable compound as a gentler substitute for calomel to improve digestion and vitality, promising natural buoyancy by toning the liver and bowels.

Edwards Ohio Teller

Banana crop destruction in Vera Cruz to prop up prices

From Vera Cruz Mexico March 29 farmers and fruit firms discard bananas as United States prices remain low. Companies prefer destroying fruit to shipping it and lowering the market, aiming to push prices higher.

United Preas Vera Cruz Mexico United States

Widow seeks jury trial in Erlanger case

United Press report from New York says Mrs. Charlotte Fixel Erlanger asks a jury trial over a claimed share of Abraham L. Erlanger estate, estimated at 75 million dollars. Her counsel asserts a campaign to discredit her claim and cites her affidavit describing Erlanger acknowledging their marriage in Atlantic City on November 3 1927.

United Presse New York Foley Charlotte Fixel-Erlenger Abraham L. Erlanger Max D. Steuer Erlanger Charlotte Fixel

Farmer Kills Rancher Over Hog Theft Then Sentenced to Die

Texarkana March 29 United Press Dave Goodwin a 42 year old Texas farmer was sentenced to die in the electric chair after saying he killed Lloyd Elliott a hog rancher in self defense to avoid prosecution for stealing a hog.

United Press Texarkana Tex Dave Goodwin Texas Goodwin Lloyd Elliott

Woman financier ends 29 day fast in Paris

Paris March 29 United Press reports financier Marthe Manau who headed the Gazette du France ended a 29 day hunger strike by taking food. Authorities claim thousands of small investors were swindled when her publication collapsed about a year ago.

United Press Paris Marthe Manau Mme. Manau Gazette du France

Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen Report

Police list stolen cars linked to owners Claude York Danville Chevrolet coach 584 344 from Danville Hare Chevrolet Company Liberty and Washington streets Chevrolet coupe from Massachusetts avenue and Michigan street Tom Beall 2822 Adams street Chevrolet sedan 752 047 from 3547 Massachusetts avenue George Hampsling R PR 3 Box 600 Chrysier coach 753 137 from Ray street and Marion avenue F W Kreimer 1222 c street Ford touring 79 819 from Ohio and New Jersey streets

Claude York Danville Ind Chevrolet Hare Chevrolet Company Liberty Washington Streets Massachusetts Avenue C Street Ford Touring Ohio New Jersey

Stolen Cars Recovered by Police Across City

Police recover several stolen automobiles including a Buick sedan on Walnut near Meridian and a Ford roadster on Walnut near General Motors. Other finds include a Chevrolet sedan on Walnut near Gen Motors, a Jewett sedan at Meridian and Walnut, a Ford coupe at 30 West Walnut, an Overland tudor on Marion Avenue, and an Auburn sedan at Indiana and Vermont. Various owners named with addresses listed.

Shannon Johnson Road Street Buick Walnut Street Meridian Street KH. Morton Walnut Stret General Motors Company Arch Hughes Terre Haute Chevrolet Everett Henderson Keystone Avenue Jewett Meridian Joe Appleman North Delaware Street Ford West Naid Wickens Fifth Avenue North Street Sylvester Neuhausel Maryland Street Marion Avenue Indiana Avenue Vermont Street Walnut and Tilinois Streets

Murder of Noted Soviet Scientist Shocks Tashkent

Moscow reports a mysterious death by shooting of Professor I. M. Michaelovsky at the Mid-Asiatic University in Tashkent. His work on resuscitating dead animals alarmed religious circles, fueling theories about wife involvement amid political and religious tensions. Police pursue questions of motive and possible murder by his wife and others.

United Press Moscow I. M. Michaelovsky Mid-Asiatic University Tashkent Michaelovsky

Window break spree nets several burglaries downtown

Friday night burglars smashed display windows at multiple shops including Frank Dappis dry cleaning at 56 South Illinois, Jack Werner loan shop at 234 Indiana, Kroger at Twenty-fifth and Davidson, and John Joseph store at 2037 Landley. A brick hurler damaged two windows, small food items were missing at Kroger and John Joseph, and $41 was stolen from Miss Cora Bessinger at 931 South New Jersey.

Vernie Cook Douglass Street Frank Dappis South Illinois Street Jack Werner Loan Indiana Avenue Kroger Twenty-fifth Davidson Streets John Joseph

Funeral Rites Set for Mrs Bryce 80

Funeral services for Mrs Abbie Hunt Bryce 80 widow of Peter F Bryce will be held at 2 pm Monday at Flanner Buchanan mortuary burial in Crown Hill cemetery She was the first superintendent of nurses at Flower Mission training school Survivors include a sister Miss Mollie Hunt of Cincinnati three stepsons and two stepdaughters

Abbie Hunt Bryce Peter F. Bryce North New Jersey Street Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Crown Hill Cemetery

Bank Merger Names Aldrich President and McCain Chairman

Winthrop W. Aldrich has been named president of the organization and Charles S. McCain named chairman of the board following a giant bank merger. The appointments place Aldrich at the helm and McCain guiding the board as the new leadership takes over.

Winthrop W. Aldrich Over Left Charles S. McCain Chase National Bank of New York John McHugh Albert H. Wiggin

Indianapolis Times Reader Bulletin Request

A reader from Washington asks for a bulletin on State Motor Vehicle Laws and returns 5 cents for postage and handling. The note is addressed to The Indianapolis Times at 1322 New York Avenue, Washington DC.

Washington Indianapolis Times New York Avenue Washington, D. C

Huston funds under fire in Senate probe vote

Washington march 29 the senate may vote on the senate lobby committee report condemning or approving Claudius Huston chairman of the Republican national committee over the handling of funds for the Tennessee River Improvement Association. The committee plans a formal vote next week on the $36100 given by Union Carbide Company for lobbying activities.

Ryu Washington Senate Claudius Huston Republican National Committee Tennessee River Improvement Association Senate Lobby Committee Huston Union Carbide Company

New British Ambassador Inherits Embassys Dry Cellar

In Medaryville Indiana on March 29 the Times Special reports the British embassy cellar is nearly empty. New ambassador Sir Donald Lindsay may lift the liquor import ban started by Sir Esme Howard, requiring new stock from abroad. Lady Lindsay notes the scarce supply left by Howard. Commencement address for Medaryville High is set for April 18 by Dr Clyde Milner of Earlham College.

Donald Lindsay Howard Esme Howard Lady Lindsay Times Special Medaryville Ind Medaryville High School Clyde Milner Earlham College

Tin Pan Alley Muscled In by Racketeers

New York reports gangsters have muscled in on Tin Pan Alley as cheap song sheets spread across major cities. The Music Publishers Protective Association says writers lose millions monthly, with sales dropping in Irving Berlin’s firm. The racket extends from Coney Island to Chicago and San Francisco, with threats and sluggings but no gunfire yet.

TIN Pan Alley United Press New York William D. Mitchell United States Broadway Coney Island Music Publishers’ Protective Association Dixie Memphis Atlanta Dallas Chicago Syracuse Boston Baltimore San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Los Angeles

Parks Post Vacant as Milner Resigns from Park Board

Mayor Reginald H Sullivan weighs a successor to John E Milner who resigned Friday from the park board. Milner had held the post since 1925 and his departure came as a surprise at city hall. In Marseilles March 29, Rigaud of the Annam council announced Communists plan a general revolution in French Indo China and the British and Dutch East Indies.

Reginald H. Sullivan John E. Milner Park Board Milner City Hall United Press Marseilles France

Four Killed in Crash At Crossing In Marion Ohio

Four members of a Columbus family were killed when their car collided with a Big Four passenger train at a Marion crossing Friday night. The victims are William J. Stephens, 33, Nancy Stephens, 60, Hariette Stephens 27, and Stephen Stephens, 9, all from Columbus.

United Prene Marion, O Columbus William J. Stephens Nancy Stephens Harriette Stephens Stephen Ralph Stephens

Clemenceau Bitter Over Allies in Last Days Book

New York March 29 George Clemenceau in his final days bitter about his quarrel with Marshal Foch and dismayed by postwar policies. He scorns allied hesitations while praising Foch for his role at Ypes and notes Britain and America failing to deter others as he writes in Grandeur and Misery of Victory in Collier's.

United Press New York George Clemenceau Marshal Ferdinand Foch Clemenceau Paris Foch Collier's Today England America Ypes

Mayor Tightens Rule on City Employees Duty

Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan proclaimed a new rule requiring city workers to work full time at their desks and stop loitering in the City Hall rotunda while seeking jobs. The policy emphasizes productivity and formal duties during work hours.

Reginald H. Sullivan Sullivan

Federal agents charge forging seven prescriptions

Federal narcotic agents arrested Dolph H. Staub of 707 East Twenty second Street and Claude Mitchell of 20 McLean Place on Friday after alleging they forged seven prescriptions for narcotics.

Federal Dolph H. Staub East Twenty Second Street Claude Mitchell McLean Place

Gunmen admit four hold ups police assert

Police say two alleged gunmen Donald Joseph and Paul Pierce confessed to four robberies in Indianapolis and Columbus including a February Checker Cab money truck heist, March 11 Yellow Cab payroll theft, March 7 Friehofer Bakery robbery, and a Columbus field raid on March 6. The pair, parole violators with prior auto theft terms, were confronted by officers after visiting a statehouse.

Columbus Donald Joseph Olive Street Paul Pierce Shelby Street Checker Cab Company Yellow Cab Company Friehofer Bakery Company Donaldson-Omar Baking Company John Hancock Hattie May Hancock South Wlinois Street Joseph Pierce Robert Humes Charles Bridges Merle Remley Indianapolis Brookville Road Henry Meridian John Dubuc Friehofer Bakery Yellow Cab North Illinois Street Statehouse Humes State Reformatory

Daviess County PTA Council Meet Set for April 11

Washington Indiana March 29 The Daviess County Parent-Teacher Association council will meet here April 11.

Times Special Washington, Ind Daviess County Parent-Teacher Association Council

London Naval Conference Delegates Receptions Break Tradition

J Ramsay MacDonald Miss Ishbel MacDonald and cabinet members hosted delegates at a reception in the house of lords on Friday night shattering norms surrounding the chamber.

United Preas London J. Ramsay MacDonald Ishbel MacDonald House of Lords

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Democratic Party Clarke County Carleton B. McCulloch Abe Atlantic City Ponzi’ of Dead Monkey Mrs. Bryce Richmond R. Hasselman Indiana Public Service Commission Indiana Electric Service Corporation Marion County State Bank East Market Street Pearson Atwater Kent Philco Pennsylvania Street Giant Bank The Checker Savings Security Trust Co Fce Fred W. Cane Central Business College Pennsylvania Vermont First North Fletcher American With Vonnegut Washington Street E.rust
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