Purdue Blast Victim's Wife To Be Grilled
Police probe into a Purdue professor William F. Heidergott bombing in Lafayette focuses on domestic matters after initial theories of self harm and mistaken identity. Mrs Louella Heidergott faces questioning as authorities pursue links to family and associates while the injured professor recovers.
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Purdue
Purdue University
Lafayette
Louella Heidergott
North Dearborn Street
William F. Heidergott
Heidergott Auto
Nelson Howard
West Lafayette
Heidergott
Howard
United Press
Marion
Ind
Labor Temple
Vun Laas Audrew Legos
Wilson names his prosecutor aides
Herbert E. Wilson the Democratic prosecutor elect announced his deputy staff to take office January 1 displacing incumbent Judson L. Stark. Floyd Mattice will be chief deputy. other appointees include Oscar C. Hagemier John J. Kelly George Dailey and a slate covering municipal superior juvenile probate circuit and justice courts. Ringer remains the only Republican retained until after the 1931 assembly adjourns. Russell J. Dean is seen as a possible appointment.
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Herbert E. Wilson
Judson L. Stark
Floyd Mattice
Superior Court Two
Wilson
Paul Rhoadarmer
Oscar C. Hagemier
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison Law School
Vinson H. Manifold
Dewey E. Myers
Fred Steiger
Jacob Steinmetz
Edward Brennan
Wilfred Bradshaw
M. B. Reddington
Superior Court
Nathan Morris Davis
Walter Houpper
Leo Gardner
Otto Buenting
Louis Smith
Probate
Robert D. Coleman
Circuit Court
Joseph Wood
Justice of Peace Court
Harold Wanner
James Watson
Forest Littlejohn
R. B. H. Smith
William R. Ringer
General Assembly
Russell J. Dean
State House of Representatives
Malt Sales Show Big Increase in Home Brewing
Milwaukee November 13 Consumption of home brewed beer in the United States rose 18 per cent in the last year based on malt syrup sales. Fred Pabst Sr. president of the Pabst Corporation estimated that every month in 1930 set a new high for malt syrup sales with October up 34 per cent from October 1929. He noted even larger gains in near beer and ginger ale with one ginger ale brand reportedly up 546 per cent over the prior period.
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United Press
Ilwaukee
United States
Fred Pabst Sr
Pabst Corporation
Pabst
Astar
Smog Persists with Broad Showers Forecast for Indiana
General smoggy conditions continue in Indianapolis and surrounding areas as forecasters expect widespread showers statewide. Temperatures will remain mild, with no significant changes anticipated.
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Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Break in Cab Brings Injured Window Cleaner to Hospital
New York Nov 13 The break in the cab left Andrew Stoner a window cleaner of Negro race with three stories fallen. The taxi driver, after spotting him, drove him to a hospital. Weather readings show hourly temperatures from 49 to 56 degrees.
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Bull
New York
Andrew Stoner
Prince of Wales Proves World’s Leading Air Pilot
In London on November 13 the prince of Wales flew over two hundred miles and piloted two aircraft within three and a half hours. He handled the German flying boat DOX for ten minutes over Calshot, then piloted an American plane from Hendon to Calshot and back with eight passengers aboard. On seeing the smaller ordinary plane after the DOX, he exclaimed that it looked shrunk.
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United Press
London
Prince of Wales
Royal Air
Calshot
Hendon
Guiry Faces Possible Insanity Verdict in Daughter's Death
Richard Guiry 61 killed his daughter Isabella 22 at their home on November 1 then shot himself. He is recovering from a head wound as doctors and authorities study his history to determine if he will be tried for murder or adjudged insane and committed to an asylum.
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Richard Guiry
Isabella Era
Caroline Street
Guiry
William A. Coeppers
Garry
G. O. P. to Rule House Washington Decides Congress Control
Clerk William Tyler Page released the official membership tally for the next Congress showing Republicans with 218 seats, Democrats 216, and 1 Farmer Laborite. The result confirms continued Republican control of the House.
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United Press
Washington
William Tyler Page
House
Page
Marian Roberts Freed on Bail in Diamond Shooting Case
Marian Roberts showgirl and longtime companion of gangster Jack Legs Diamond, a material witness in his shooting last month, was secretly released on five thousand dollars bail. She is believed to have left for Boston after the release.
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New York
Marian Roberts
Jack
Legs) Diamond
Boston
Hands Off Policy on Home Wine Making
Attorney General Mitchell said the federal government will continue noninterference with home wine makers. He noted a 1926 statement promising no prosecution for wine made from fruit juices for exclusive home use. Current grape product advertising campaigns are under review and a formal position may be issued later.
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U. S
United Press
Washington
Mitchell
Department
Governor Pushes Bipartisan Reapportionment Plan
Governor Harry G. Leslie invites Indiana’s party chairs to form a bipartisan committee to craft a fair reapportionment bill amid a shift from thirteen to eleven districts. Democratic state chair R. Earl Peters endorses the plan, while Republican chair Elza O. Rogers resists immediate committee decisions. Leslie urges quick action this session without a special session.
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Harry G. Leslie
R. Earl Peters
Elza O. Rogers
Peters
Indiana
Rogers
Peter
Leslie
Democratic Party
House
Senate
Ohio
State Department renews talks on extraterritorial rights in China
The state department announced renewed conversations with Dr. C. C. Wu Chinese minister in Washington aiming at someday abolishing American extraterritorial rights in China as conditions are met.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
C. C. Wu
China
Diplomat Moore Disinheritance Sparks Will Contest
Dorothy OReilly Calvit, stepdaughter and Lillian Russell daughter, claims diplomat Alexander P. Moore tore up a will that gave her ample provision and rewrote it to leave only $1000. Attorney Kornbluth says a prenuptial pledge to Calvit's mother may be invalid, with filing expected within thirty days to contest the will and seek half of Moore's million dollar estate.
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United Press
Piraeus
Alexander P. Moore
Dorothy Russell
Oreilly Calvit
Lillian Russell
Moore
Miss Russell
Samuel Kornbluth
Calvin
Kornbluth
Murder at Bridge serial to debut in The Times
The Times announces a new mystery serial Murder at Bridge by Anne Austin. Bonnie Dundee, Sherlockian detective, tracks a cunning killer at a society bridge party where Juanita Selim is slain. The tale blends thrills suspense and romance and begins Wednesday November 19.
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Juanita Selim
Bonnie Dundee
Scotland Yard
Anne Austin
America
Bridge
Miss Austin
Times
the Times
Latta death case hinges on car parked on tracks
In Danville Indiana the defense traces evidence that Will H Latta parked his car on Monon tracks near Carmel to end his life. Engineers Holmes and Nowling testified the car was stationary with no lights as the train approached. The insurance suit by Emma Sanders seeks payment against United States Casualty Company claiming Latta's death was self inflicted.
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Danville
Ind
Will H. Latta
Indianapolis Corporation
Monon
Carmel
Arthur Holmes
Jack Nowling
Indianapolis
Emma Margaret Sanders
Ft. Wayne
Latta
United States Casualty Company
Holmes
Legion Names Reappoints Officers At National Meet
James F. Barton of Ft. Dodge Iowa was reappointed national adjutant and three other officers were re elected at the opening session of the two day meeting of the national executive committee Bowman Elder of Indianapolis was re elected national treasurer Scott W Lucas of Havana Illinois national judge advocate and Eben Putnam of Wellesley Farms Massachusetts national historian were also renamed
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James F. Barton
Ft. Dodge
The
American Legion
Bowman Elder
Indianapolis
Scott W. Lucas
Havana
Ill
Eben Putnam
Wellesley Farms
Mass
Parole Granted for Former Ohio Treasurer Buckley
Bert D. Buckley, ex state treasurer of Ohio, imprisoned in Atlanta for bribery and conspiracy, had parole approved by the federal parole board. The parole starts November 20 after he had served one year of a 2 1 2 year sentence.
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Eyes Press
Ashington
Bert D. Buckley
Ohio
Atlanta
Federal Parole Board
Buckley
Firemen Demand Arrest After False Alarm Incident
In New York on November 13, angry firemen dragged from a pinochle game demanded the arrest of Milton Sloan, 18, over a false alarm. Sloan explained he pursued a thief and wanted the firemen to assist in holding him, prompting the firemen to relent.
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United Arena
New York
Milton Sloan
Stump Blast Injures Children at Kellys Bridge School
James Dean 11 died and five more youngsters were hurt when a 125 pound dynamited stump blasted into a two room country school at Kellys Bridge near Trenton. Walker Construction Co blasting halted. deputy investigates outcomes pending injuries.
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United Press
Tronton, O
James Dean
Kelly's Bridge
Kelley's Bridge
Black Fork Highway
Walker Construction Company
Columbus
Watered evidence at federal trial revives speakeasy case
Police sergeants and patrolmen deny drinking or taking cigarets at a East Washington street speakeasy as they defend charges of conspiracy to violate liquor acts. Key witness Volderauer testifies he drank only water in the ante room and filed entries from memory while authorities questioned his routine visits and conduct.
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John Volderauer
East Washington Street
Volderauer
Indianapolis
Chris Schischoff
Chris Vilaschoff
United States
George Jeffrey
Chris
Jeffrey
Pine Street
Wen
Canada
van Sickle
Clifford Brown
Eugene Eldridge
Brown
France
Orville Quinette
Ned Hoagland
Hoagland
Colorado senator race fund inquiry opens with refusal
A K Hahn of Ft Collins Colo refused to reveal campaign costs for George H Shaw's republican bid for the Colorado senate. Hahn testified as the committee opened its probe into Shaw's campaign funding.
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Denver
A. K. Hahn
Ft. Collins
Colo
George H. Shaw
United States Senate
Colorado
Senate
Shaw
Hahn
Cunningham
Philadelphia
Railroad for Sale in Delaware Auction
Chicago & Alton railroad valued at 125000000 to be sold at public auction on December 11 on the Wilmington Delaware courthouse steps to satisfy creditors after eight years under receivership.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Wilmington
Del
Bitter Debate Over French Policy Toward Soviet Russia
In Paris the chamber of deputies faced a sharp foreign policy dispute as Premier Andre Tardieu and Foreign Minister Aristide Briand defended their approach while Communist speakers attacked the capitalistic nations’ stance toward Soviet Russia.
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United Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Tardieu
Aristide Briand
Soviet
Russia
Capone Reported in Los Angeles by Examiner
The Los Angeles Examiner states that Al Capone is in Los Angeles. It notes Capone was previously given a return ticket two years ago and sent eastward.
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al Capone
California
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Scarface
Capone
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Claude Johnson
Charles Gaulin
Edward L. Osborne
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
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University
E. C. Elliott
New State
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George Dailey
de Wisé
City Slayer
Diamond
Leslie “Panl Rogers
Aids Peters
Alexander Moore
Dorothy Calvit
Darling of
Smart
Arch Steines
Nowling
George Whitely
Frank C. Dailey
Miss Sanders
Legion
Iowa
Dean
James Nance
Namnce
Nance
Marting Hospital
Inves
Baltzell
O’brien
Marion van Sickle
James O’brien
Thomas Sullivan
Harry Bridwell
Robert C. Baltzell
Fred Hague
Noel Stark
George Stricker
Wilkey
Herbert Reinking
John Wilkey
Prohibition
John W Kern
United Stats
Gilbert Inman
O’briend
John R. Welsh
Citizens Gas Company
Timothy P. Sexton
Thomas J. Blackwell
O'Brien
Ross Majours
Majours
Thomas Scanlon
Sixteenth
Columbia Streets
Charles W. Croomes
Martindale Avenue
Scanlon
Louis Fullhaver
North Central Avenue
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