Arrest Brings Major Schofield to Philadelphia Bail Hearing
Major Lemuel B. Schofield director of public safety was held on $6,000 bail after riot at the University of Pennsylvania. The arrest stemmed from an order barring copies of charges to about 400 detained students. A political candidate and a student challenged the order citing the 1915 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Philadelphia
Lemuel B. Schofield
Public Safety
John J. O'Malley
University of Pennsylvania
West Philadelphia
Major Schofield
Michael J. Calby
James Gallagher
Charles Simmons
Gallagher
Calby
Free Trial Offer for Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
A promotional notice offers a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever sufferers. It claims effectiveness regardless of age, climate, or occupation and invites readers to mail a coupon to begin without any payment. It targets those who have not benefited from inhalers or other remedies and urges immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma CO
Prontier Bldg
Niagara St
Buffalo
N. Y
Sendree
Woman pays record customs fine in New York
Mrs Rob ert L Dodge cosmetics firm president paid 213286 for personal baggage in New York. Customs seized twelve trunks and two cases on the Ile De France after she arrived. Inspector Elting said she failed to declare or undervalued items including diamonds, furs, gowns. Prosecution dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
United Press
NEW York
Robert L. Dodge
Customs
Philip Elting
Port of New York
Harriet Hubbard Ayer Company
Ile de France
Elting
Police altercation over arrest warrant in Woodfind case
Gallagher refused to issue copies of charges. Calby obtained a warrant for Schofield from Magistrate O Malley at Woodfind avenue station. Schofield was arrested and given an immediate hearing. O Malley and Schofield had recent quarrels. After arrest, James Hearn confronted O Malley who was bodily thrust into the street as police held a cordon around the director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
Calby
John J. O'Malley
Woodfind Avenue
Schofield
Milburn
O'Malley
James Hearn
Auto Injuries Prove Fatal For Local Woman
Mrs. Margaret Rupker aged 76 of 3341 Park avenue died at city hospital from injuries after an April 11 auto crash at Thirtieth street and Keystone avenue. Four people were hurt including drivers Mrs. Elizabeth Rupker and Charles Kerr and Kerr's wife Mrs. Lucy Kerr who all recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rupker
Park Avenue
City Hospital
Elizabeth Rupker
Charles Kerr
West Sixteenth Street
Thirtieth Street
Keystone Avenue
Kerr
Lucy Kerr
Music Group Ends Membership Drive in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Civic Music Association aims to finish its campaign at Caleb Mills hall with concerts to be held. Officials report more than 1,000 of 1,621 memberships sold by Wednesday night as workers prepare for three to five upcoming concerts and a waiting list is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Civic Music Association
Illinois Building
Caleb Mills Hall
Upham to Speak at Butler Honor Day May 8
Dr. A. H. Upham president of Miami University Oxford Ohio will be the speaker for Butler University's annual honor day celebration on May 8. All students and faculty will assemble in the university gymnasium for the event with seniors in academic gowns in the faculty senior procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Upham
Miami
Butler May Day
A. H. Upham
Miami University
Oxford
Butler University
Honors to be conferred by President Aley and Dr Baumgartner
Awards and honors will be conferred by President Robert J. Aley and Dr Milton Baumgartner. The event recognizes distinguished service and contributions within the institution, highlighting leadership and scholarly achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Aley
Milton Baumgartner
Gas Usage Drops In Indiana April Figures Show Tax Rise
Gasoline consumption in Indiana fell by 1,634,187 gallons in April from a year earlier while state gasoline tax collections rose by 311,110.80 dollars. Leland K. Fishback, state gasoline tax collector, said the drop follows heavy purchases before a 1 cent tax increase took effect. Total April collections reached 1,439,345.67 dollars with 35,983,641 gallons sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Leland K. Fishback
Archie Bobbitt
Fishback
ZEMO Heals Itching Skin Advertisement
A nostalgic ad promotes ZEMO as a soothing antiseptic for itching skin. It claims relief from the first application and notes twenty years of use with success. Products priced at 35c 60c and $1.00. All dealers carry ZEMO.
Insanity-Driven Fatal Shooting Near Poneto
Thomas Finley Grove, 56, of near Poneto Indiana, died after a neighbor's son, Harley Strohl 24, discharged a shotgun in a struggle as Grove tried to grab the weapon. Grove had been acting erratically, awoke at midnight, and accused himself of going mad. Sheriff reports no charges against Strohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Poneto
Ind
Thomas Finley Grove
Grove
Lester T. Strohl
Strohl
Harley Strohl
Lester Bow
A C Post Open Successor Named Soon To Be Appointed
Frank C. Hurley resigns as Indianapolis Athletic Club manager effective today. P C Reilly says successor will be named very soon. no replacement action yet. Hurley plans months of rest after three years in Indianapolis, previously owning and managing hotels in New York and leading clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Frank C. Hurley
Indianapolis Athletic Club
P. C. Reilly
New York
Hermitage
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Columbia Club
Thomas Taggart
Denison
Quarrel Over Frying Catfish Ends in Shooting
John Hoffman a 50 year old restaurant chef at 152 South Illinois street was wounded in a Wednesday night shooting during a catfish dispute. Emmett Wallace 25 fired the shot at John Green 38. both cooks at the same restaurant were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffman
South Illinois Street
Emmett Wallace
Senate Avenue
John Green
Martindale Avenue
Green
Wallace
Sale of auto parts in Indianapolis by receivership
Notice announces a cash sale of assorted auto parts related to Willys Knight and Overland models. The sale is at 837 N Meridian St Indianapolis at 10 00 a m on May 3 1930 under court order, with George Van Dyke Jr as receiver and Othniel Hitch as attorney. Also included are bids for Indianapolis School City bonds and a separate Indiana World War Memorial bid notice for paving and alterations in University Square with plans by Walker Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
County of
Marion
Othniel Hitch
Peterson Keyes Auto Company
Marion Superior Court
Paneer
Willys- Knight
Overland
Meridian St
Indianapolis
George
Board of School Commissioners
Board OF School Commission OF the City OR
Nees
B. Good
World War Memorial
Corner St. Clair
Meridian Streets
University Square
Meridian
Vermont
Pennsylvania
New York Sts
Walker & Weeks
Carnegie Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana World War Memorial bids and notices
Proposal process requires a ten percent bond with certified check or surety bond. Trustees may hold bids until award and contract. failure to sign within ten days triggers forfeiture. Affidavits against collusion required. Death notices follow including multiple Indianapolis individuals with services and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana World
Indiana
Indiana World War Memorial
Marcus S. Sonntag
Frank H. Henley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philly
W. S. Rice
N. Main St
Adams
Rice., Inc
Main &J
Adams, N. Y
Seneee
Furniture—Bugs Draperies
Sander & Becker Furniture Co
Maryland
Ooo Lievestiments
Fletcher American Company
Sussman’s State Loan Office
Washington St
Indiana Democratic Club
Arnold Spencer
Motion Pictures
Circle
Enohio
Hollywood
George Bancroft
Fannie Brice
Yourself
Ripley
U. S. Y Patent Office
Lleieusszuieusszesszes
Willikiminizistelzzi
Hurrizzissteizzi
Los Angeles
Hai‘lwell, Ohio
Rea
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Great Britain
Rights Rea
Amd
North America
Yokohama
Frances Arnold
Peking
China
Civic Playhouse
Alabama
Liliom
Talbot
Eek
TEXAS
Anth
Frank Payporcer
Winnie Lighther
Joe E. Brown
Sally O'Neil
Georges Carpentier
ABE _LYMAN’S BAND
Rich Rare Racy Ei0tous
Skouras
Richard ‘Lovin’ Ladies
Charlie Davis
Lois Wilson
Hush Onare
Lester Huff
Young Eagles
Buddy Rogers
Arthur
Paul Lukas
Stuart Erwin
Clara Bol
BOW Paramount
Farade
Nation
Eer Wees
Metro-Goldwyn- Ma
Ici Feiasvron
Moony Mel Iin
Allstar
Laurel Hardy
Harry Richman
Ritz
Geo
Buttons
Fares
Keystone Avenue Circus Groun
Sells Ores
Tony
Daley
Diggus Day
Clark & Cade
Claypool Hotel
Ray
Viola Dana
Whitey” Roberts
the Four Kennedys
Mack & Fay Janemennnnsoncaence
Tiger Rose
Lupe Velez
Monte Blue
Grant Withers
Jack Kneeland
Eaton Sisters
Steve Weniger
Vaudeville
RY and Jaxes
Usher
Joan Bennett
Zemo
the Bradfield Co
Atlanta, Ga
Morner
DR. Pierce
Reh
Buffalo,n. Y
A.C. Post
Tipton
Henry C. Droege
New Bethel
Mary Droege
Louise Cassady
Elenor Schakel
Charles C. Droege
Fenton Church
Fenton Cemetery
MAX Herrlich & Son
Hanley
Maragret
Michael Hanley
William J. Hanley
Thomas S. Markey
Buckle St
St. Peter & Paul
Holy Cross Cemetery
Jordan
Mary J
Ezra C. Jordan
Ed Stillabower
Greenfield Line
Lutheran Church
Columbus
Moore & Kirk
Joyner
Richard Morris
Horace
Mary Joyner
Robert Eugene
Southeastern Ave
Memorial Park Cemetery
E. EB. Gross
Mintyre
Betty Jane
Clarence McIntyre
Fred Mcintyre
George Serree
N. Greely St
Floral Park Cemeery
Nutter
Ann
Joseph Woodburn
Easton
Gif
Usher Funeral Home
Crown Hill
Stegemiller
Elizabeth Mae
William Stegemiller
Missionary Tabernacle
Burial Crown Hill
Thomas
Mary Alice
Arthur C. Thomas
Martin J. Larner
Ruth E. Thomas
de Quincey
Our Lady of Lourdes
Frances Beville
Jennie
W. Ray W. T. Blasengym
Shelby St
Drexel Feeney & Feeney
George Grinsteiner Puneral
E. Market
Ragsdale & Price
C. Wilson Funeral
Alva G.G
Koehne St
Curtis-Wright Flying Service
Monument Circle
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service
Pendleton Pike
Brightwear
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!