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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
14
Miss Irene Rose of Greentown and Henry A Half acre of Pittsboro were arrested in Noblesville by Sheriff T. E. Ramsey on transporting liquor charges. A search of their automobile revealed five gallons of liquor in jugs.
United Press reports Bishop James Cannon Jr. may face five charges at the Methodist Episcopal Church South quadrennial assembly in Dallas. Allegations include lobbying in Washington, using church bodies for political activity, dealings with a Wall Street bucket shop, stock market gambling, and hoarding food, with claims of plans for an ecclesiastical political split.
The Times offers prizes for readers identifying twenty five Paramount on Parade stars in the Circle theater feature opening Friday. First prize is 25 dollars, then 10, four prizes of 5 dollars, five prizes of 1 dollar, and ten tickets. Entries due by 6 pm next Tuesday May 13.
Two youths in a brown sedan robbed the Yellow Kitchen on state road No 57 near Pendleton, taking 40 cash as shots rang out. Sam Tuchman 38 surrendered 100. One man menaced with a revolver the other with a heavy chisel. The proprietor fired seven shots. Bullets hit the car. Evansville report notes a second incident leaves Raymond Lamatch wounded in thigh. he bleeds heavily but expected to recover. A falling chisel caused a three inch gash.
Burglary wave on the north side renewed this week after four arrests closed previous cases. Homes of A. W. Pedigo at 5734 Washington Boulevard and Fred Brunn at 3746 East Fall Creek Boulevard were broken into Wednesday night with cash and valuables valued over 100 dollars taken.
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