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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1929

Page

9

Senate battle over Mellon post expands in judiciary panel

In Washington May 1 the senate judiciary committee revisited Mellon's status as secretary of the treasury amid divided votes and new evidence about his 1925 Aluminum Company of America ties. Mellon asserts disassociation from firms, while lawmakers weigh reopening hearings and compare with a related Saltzman case involving stock holdings before confirmation to a federal body.

Washington Andrew J. Mellon Treasury Senate Judiciary Committee Mellon Thomas Walsh Montana Aluminum Company of America George Norris Aluminum Company James Canada Duke Arthur V. Davis Prep Norris Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Charles McK. Saltzman General Electric Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company Federal Radio Commission Senate Morris Melion Saltrman Radio Commission Commission Secretary of Treasury

Police Probe Three City Robberies

Police investigated three separate robberies in the city. Edward Wischmeier lost jewelry valued at 400 and four dollars in cash from his home on North Oriental street Tuesday night. J R Gray reported a brown leather sample case with Bibles stolen from his car near 117 South Meridian street Monday. Jack Petree lost thirty dollars when two men robbed him after forcing him to drive a distance from his car at Tenth and La Salle streets.

Edward Wischmeier North Oriental Street Wischmeier J. R. Gray South Meridian Street Jack Petree North Randolph Street Petree Tenth and la Salle Street

Two Bandits Rob Collector For $208 Near McCordsville

Police search for two masked bandits who robbed J. R. Fields, a Pure Oil Company collector, of $203 on State Road 67 near McCordsville. Fields was compelled to pull over in his Chrysler roadster as the robbers brandished revolvers.

J. R. Fields Madison Avenue Pure Oil Company McCordsville Fields

Big Ben Celebrates Seventy Years in London

London marks the seven tieth birthday of Big Ben the clock whose chimes are broadcast worldwide. The mechanism is in good condition with only a cracked bell showing signs of wear since the clock’s early days.

London

Ladies Corsets and Foundations on Sale

Bundled undergarment sale highlights brassieres girdles and ribbed union suits for misses at limited prices. Items advertised include corsets and foundations with low sale values.

Men's Athletic Union Recife

Swearing Barred in Death Cell by Wish of Prisoner

Ohio report on John Sabo awaiting execution in the electric chair set for Friday. The inmate, once illiterate, now reads the Bible and writes freely, with thirteen fellow condemned men having paid the capital penalty.

United Preac Olumbus Ohio State Penitentiary John Sabo State Supreme Court Sabo

Purdue Harlequin Club Stages Katja at Murat Theater

The Harlequin Club of Purdue presents Katja a musical comedy at Murat Theater during its twentieth annual production. Governor Harry Leslie attended with largely Purdue alumni. principal roles include John Bundy Gaymerie Campbell with Bess Franklin and Bob Wimmer in comedy parts. The piece features singing and comic performances amid the night’s program.

Harlequin Club of Purdue Bess Franklin Bob Wimmer

Body of Indianapolis man identified as Richard Larr

The body found between the canal and White River near Butler University is identified as Richard Larr, 56, missing since May 28, 1928 from his sister’s home. Coroner says no violence. burial set at Crown Hill. Larr, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, was a paperhanger and interior decorator.

Canal White River Butler University Richard Larr S. C. Hoyt College Avenue Paul W. Knowles Delaware Street The State Auto Insurance Company Knowles Larr Hoyt Park Avenue Margaret Ryan Elm City Crown Hill Cemetery Keever Lars Indianapolis Helene Drummond West Forty Sixth Street John H. Sasse Newark N. J Drummond

Woodmen Open State Meeting in Indiana

More than 150 delegates from Modern Woodmen camps in Indiana gathered at the Severin for a two day state camp. The session elects delegates to the national camp in Chicago the first week of June. Twenty three delegates will represent 52000 Indiana members. Judge Fred Barnett oversees with Judge Harry S Redkey assisting. Banquet on the Severin roof featured toastmaster George F E Hopkins and speakers S G Fitch William D Heddrick John D Volz and Clarence C Wyson.

Woodmen of America Indiana the Severin Chicago Fred Barnett Hammond Harry S. Redkey Muncie Severin George FE. Hopkins S. G. Fitch William D. Heddrick John D. Volz Clarence C. Wyson

Foremen Discuss City Welcome for National Club Meet

Indianap olis foremen met Wednesday night at J. J. Schneider Chamber dinner to plan the reception for the National Association of Foremen's Clubs meeting in June. Charles A. Trask presided as club president, with J. J. Schneider detailing shop safety principles for the Big Four Railroad.

National Association of Foremen’s Clubs Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce J. J. Schneider Big Four Railroad Charles A. Trask

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