Names behind ballot on prohibition disclosed by Kennedy
Thomas Edward Kennedy revealed his identity as the survey's acting executive director and financial director Lewis K. Moore Jr. He and associates Rush Butler Jr. and Edward F. Ham are linked to the $7,000,600 national prohibition survey, with questions about motives and backing.
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Atlanta
Thomas Edward Kennedy
United Press
Washington
Anti-Saloon League of America
Lewis K. Moore Jr
Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
C. O. Jones
Anti-Saloon League of Georgia
American Publishers Corporation
Chicago
Rush Butler Jr
Butler, Lamb, Foster & Pope
Edward F. Ham
Traffic World
Lone Wolf of Montana Is Slain After Long Chase
In Stanford Montana on May 9 a famed western killer known as the lone wolf of the little belt was killed when he let his guard down. For years he outwitted government trappers cattlemen sheep men poison and wolfhounds until his bloody career ended today.
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Bulonized Prees Stanford
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Little Belt
Montana
Weekend Trip to Shades Suggested by Hoosier Club
The touring department of the Hoosier Motor Club recommends a week end trip to the Shades. The suggested route runs west on Washington Street along Road 36 to Bainbridge then Road 43 north to the first county road north of Lapland, west to Shades. Marked arrows guide travelers from Road 43 to Shades. The paved stretch continues beyond Danville with the rest on good gravel for about sixty miles.
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Hoosier Motor Club
Washington Street
Bainbridge
First County Road
Lapland
Shades
Danville
Taxi driver robbed by two passengers early today
Forest King a 31 year old taxi driver of 340 West Raymond street reported two Negro passengers robbed him of 6 50 dollars then forced him from the cab and used the money to escape this morning.
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Forest King
Raymond Street
Society Circles Speculate on Western Bride Identity
May 9 1930 society circles weigh who ordered a 7000 wedding gown from Los Angeles designer Harry Collins. The gown uses rose point lace once owned by Empress Eugenia of the Bonapartes, bought from a European museum for 5000.
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United Aress
Los Angeles
Harry Collins
Eugenia
Napoleon III
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