Rum Trial of Congressman Nears End in Key West Hearing
In Key West Florida a federal jury nears verdict in the trial of Congressman M Alfred Michaelson of Chicago on two prohibition charges illegal importation and transportation of intoxicants. Four witnesses testified of finding thirteen bottles of liquor and a rum keg in trunks bearing the congressman’s name at Jacksonville station on Jan 3 1928. The defense challenged the indictment and ownership of the trunks while the judge reserved judgment pending proof of ownership.
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International fair opens in Budapest in park setting
The annual international fair begins May 8 and runs to May 13 in Budapest. It is held in the city park behind the restored Hapshure king statues toppled in 1919. A Danube traffic exhibit highlights a new port at Csepel opened last fall and an electrical congress will take place during the event.
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Civil Legion to Meet with ex Governor Goodrich in D C
Ex Governor James P. Goodrich and Dr Jacob V. Baker of Edinburg are expected to attend the Civil Legion national executive committee meeting in Washington D C on June 15. Plans will be laid for the national convention on Nov 8 and 9. Forty war Governors sit on the committee. The organization includes wartime draft board members four minute men Liberty Loan workers and others who served in civil duties during World War I.
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Paris Starlet Seeks Italy After French Marriage Rebuff
In Paris on May 8 Mrs. Mabel Gillian Corey former Broadway star and ex wife of William F. Corey plans to wed Don Luis Ferdinand de Bourbon but French Interior Ministry refuses his return. She may travel to Italy for the ceremony and relocate there after abandoning her southern France chateau. The couple announced their engagement February 23 and a June 1 wedding was planned.
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Objection Filed to Sixteenth Street Widening Impact on Tile Works
United States Encaustic Tile Works officials oppose widening Sixteenth Street from Delaware to Northwestern Avenue. They argue sixty foot width west of Boulevard place suffices, while eighty four feet could be used east to Delaware. The plan has occupied the city plan commission for two years as part of Indianapolis thoroughfare upgrades. The tile firm plans a 110 foot site extension for a warehouse and kiln, and says an eighty four foot roadway would force surrender of a fifty foot strip of vacant ground.
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NYU football star Edwin Hill fatally shot in Bronx scuffle
Edwin Hill, NYU half back and Bellefonte Academy alum, died after a friendly scuffle with Patrolman Joseph Green near the university campus in the Bronx. Hill and teammate John Bunyan argued with the officer, Hill allegedly reached for a pistol, it fired, and Hill died at Fordham Hospital. District Attorney McGeehan called it skylarking.
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Dads Get Sympathy From Hospital Group
At the Catholic Hospital Association annual meeting in Chicago delegates discussed comforting new fathers during childbirth. Plans include hostesses to steer anxious men away to talk about weather or baseball while mothers and babies are cared for.
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One Killed as Bus Hits Auto in City Collision
John Carson aged 71 died after a bus struck a stalled car on Washington street near Lyndhurst drive. Amos Carson, 42, suffered multiple injuries. Joseph Wildemere 25 and Oscar Watson 42 faced charges related to the crash. The elder Carson died at city hospital at 11 30 p m.
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Kokomo Man Recalls Mussolini Tenacity
Vito Palumbo, an assistant foreman at a Kokomo glass factory, recalls his World War I comrade Benito Mussolini describing the Italian dictator as someone who always gets what he goes after. Palumbo, a top sergeant, notes Mussolini left his newspaper to join the front saying his country needs him.
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Sinclair Life in Prison Curiously Active for Millionaire
Harry F. Sinclair, the multimillionaire imprisoned in the District of Columbia jail, resumes ordinary duties as prison pharmacist assistant and dispenser. George S. Wilson orders a stay of public and press access for Sinclair's ninety day term for contempt of the Senate. Sinclair, trained in pharmacy, helps with a minor operation and compounding cold capsules, works 8 am to 4 pm, with 9 pm lights out, remaining in the district jail for the full sentence.
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Deer Found in Barn Yard Near Anderson
John Cunningham discovered a young deer behind a barn on his farm three miles west of Anderson Indiana. The animal leaped a fence and disappeared. He believes the deer may be one of several that escaped from a Summitville deer farm years ago.
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Park Site Fails Board Wheeler Tract for North Side
Park commissioners will discuss leasing the 100 acre Wheeler estate between the White river and the canal for a north side park at tonight’s meeting in city hall. A Federation of Indianapolis Community Civic Clubs committee will join the board after urging creation of a park for north side residents.
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Star of films to wed today in Beverly Hills estate
Screen actress Norma Talmadge will wed Towne Netcher in a Beverly Hills ceremony at her sister Natalie Talmadge Keaton's home. Buster Keaton will give the bride away with Walter Lohman as best man. Attending guests include Bancroft Daniels Lyon Roland O'Brien Marion Mulhall Daniels Roth backers. Netcher has one prior marriage to Miss Paiglio and Captain Mace Kinost. London police strength totals 19 700 to 19 800 with a 500 rise.
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