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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1930

Page

4

State Highway Bulletin Maps Derby Routes to Kentucky Derby Traffic

Indiana highways are ready for Derby traffic May 17. Bulletin lists detours for South Bend Chicago Detroit Cincinnati St Louis and others to reach Louisville via U S routes and county roads with warnings about detours bridges and unsuitable conditions for heavy loads.

Indiana State Highway Department Churchill Downs South Bend Louisville Chicago Indianapolis Detroit Ft. Wayne Seymour Versailles St. Louis Washington West Baden Evaville New Albany Greensburg Reiffsburg Bluffton Wirt North Vernon Indianapolis-Madison Greenfield Pendleton Columbia City Albion Rome City Richmond Monticello Logansport Peru Wabash Laeto Ohio Line Tipton Whiteland Needmore Bloomington County Line Linden Romney Lafayette Brookston Monon la Crosse Wanatah U. 6 Metamora Brookville Cincinnati-Indianapolis U. S. 40 Indianapolis Bridge Julietta Lyons Albany Redkey

King George Cuts Royal Staff Amid Economic Depression

In London on May 9 the king reduces the royal household at Buckingham Palace to show economic restraint. Along with discharged servants, many holder offices have lost positions, leaving the palace personnel the smallest in years. Queen Victoria and King Edward had multiple usher roles. the present king has one.

United Press London Great Britain George Buckingham Palace Victoria Edward

Deer Herds Spotted Along Wisconsin Rail Lines

United Press reports that large herds of twenty or more deer roam along rail right of way in central Wisconsin. Train cowcatchers may be replaced by deer catchers as railroads fear collisions with wildlife. Deer vehicles appear unafraid and observe trains as they pass through wooded areas near Rhinelander.

United Press Rhinelander Wis Wisconsin

Guard Against Flood in Montana Small Span Bridges

In Wiba ux Montana on May 9 state and private interests replace culverts with small spans to prevent a repeat of the Wilbaux flood disaster of 1929 that killed three and caused heavy damage.

United Press Wibaux Mont Mother Nature Wilbaux

Fishing tragedy ends in man’s death at Spavinaw lake

W B Coley died after landing an eight pound bass at Spavinaw lake. Heavy exertion to bring in the fish led to fatal exhaustion. Incident occurred near Vinita Oklahoma on May 9.

United Press Vinita Okla W. B. Coley Spavinaw Lake Coley

Minister Faces Libel Trial After Jury Deadlock

Rev Paul Bennett evangelist from Rolla Mo faces another trial on criminal libel charges against Miss Olive Warren a Newburg Mo teacher. She alleges pamphlets circulated by Bennett implied she smoked cigarettes and drank intoxicants. His defense contends that stating a woman smokes is not libelous in this era.

Rolla Paul Bennett Olive Warren Newburg

Massachusetts Boy Weighs 200 at Six

Salem Mass May 9 George Tetrault is slated to be a big man as he grows up. At six years old he weighs 200 pounds while his father weighs 145 and his mother weighs less. He weighed nine and a half pounds at birth.

United Press Salem Mass George Tetrault George

Princess Mary favors blue in new Harewood home

The British royal preference for a delicate blue shade extends to Harewood house where Princess Mary supervises decor. Walls are refreshed with the shade, a nursery planned on the top floor and other modern touches mark the modernization under her guidance. A farmer visits Shedden Booth drug store to refill a 25 year old prescription amid brief notes on local commerce.

Harewood House Hine Madeaminates Indianapolis Shedden & Booth

Painted blue nursery walls with hunting scenes

Jamaica, formerly Xay maca meaning Land of Wood and Water, is described in the text as a place where a mother plans a blue themed nursery for her two sons. The passage notes the origin of Jamaica’s name and evokes images of decorative hunting scenes for the room.

Jamaica Xaymaca

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