Wolf Glenn trial opens in U S Court
Federal jury selection begins for the case of Frank R. Wolf and Michael J. Glenn charged in a nationwide motor theft scheme. Prosecutors say the Lincoln coupe bought for 2000 dollars was stolen from Fisher Brothers, while the defendants claim they believed the title and purchase were legitimate. Glenn testified he bought the car in Florida and arranged title transfers to protect against a bootlegger partner.
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H. P. Wasson and Company
Michael J. Glenn
Long Island
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Indianapolis
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Fisher Brothers Company
Cleveland
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Frank Moore
Claypool
Moore
Secretary of State
Florida
Indiana
Envoy Quits as Argentine Ambassador Returns Home
Dr. Don Manuel E. Malbran, Argentine ambassador to Washington, will not return to the United States after his current trip to Buenos Aires. The United Press learned from an official source that he will not resume his post.
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Buenos Aires
Don Manuel E. Malbran
Washington
United States
Custodian Killed in Auto Crash Near Washington High
Ara G. Clary 45 assistant custodian of Washington high school was killed when struck by an automobile driven by Lester Kersey 24 of 5819 Dewey Ave late Friday at Denny and Washington streets. Kersey arrested on a technical manslaughter charge. Charley's Restaurant advertises Sunday dinners 5 to 9 p m at 130 East Ohio St.
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Denny Street
Washington High School
Lester Kersey
Dewey Avenue
Kersey
Denny
Washington Street
Wall Street Runs Wild in Nine Days of Trading
Nine hectic days on the New York Stock Exchange saw 45 703 700 shares traded in the Hoover market as brokers wonder when the break will come. The outlook features sky high prices, anticipated intrinsic value shifts, and record activity with blue chips leading gains while smaller stocks lag.
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Wall Street
Elmer Walzer
United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Herbert Hoover
Stock Exchange
Dynamite wrecks Butler colliery in Pittston area战
Dynamite destroyed the slope engine house and air compressors at the Butler colliery near Pittston in what police describe as miners warfare. The fighting has been ongoing for a year and earlier caused the murder of Jacob Loyack and the wounding of his brother Michael Loyack.
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Pittston
Butler Colliery
Jacob Loyack
Michael
Butler
The
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Chief Officer of Vestris to Testify in U S Probe
United States district attorney subpoenas Chief Officer Frank W. Johnson to answer questions about the Vestris sinking. Commissioner Francis ONeill has already heard extensive testimony on seaworthiness, lifeboat manning, SOS timing, and owner instructions. Survivors and crew details reveal radiograms, ship list, and last radio exchanges before the disaster.
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U. S
Harry Ferguson
United Press
New York
United States
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Frank W. Johnson
William J. Carey
Johnson
Tuttle
Carey
Lamport & Holt
Francis O'Neill
Michael J. O'Loughlin
O'Loughlin
Costigan
Weather Observation Report in Fair Conditions
In the Air South wind at 20 mph the barometric pressure is 29.85 inches at sea level with a temperature of 65 degrees. Ceiling and visibility are unlimited.
FLEE AFTER CRASH NEAR TENTH STREET
Two men fled after their car collided with Roy Robbins vehicle on White River Boulevard near Tenth Street. Love 19 was arrested for driving while intoxicated and assault after his car plunged down a fifty foot embankment and overturned. Norman Kassenbrock 20 was injured with minor bruises and taken to city hospital.
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Joseph Love
West Fourteenth Street
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Roy Robbins
Milburn Street
Norman Kassenbrock
Rembrandt Street
Robbins
Kassenbrock
City Hospital
Traugott and ex Klansmen among dozen convicted by U S jury
A U S jury convicts a dozen defendants including Traugott and former Klansmen in a high profile case. Details indicate a broader division within white supremacist groups and related charges tied to the period. The trial underscores federal efforts to curb extremist activities.
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U.S
Labor Ministry Launches Diptheria Campaign Across Nation
The ministry of labor and Sonia announced a countrywide drive against diphtheria from January 10 to 20. The effort aims to raise awareness and increase vaccination and inoculation coverage.
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United Pre
Paris
Ministry of Labor
Sonia Today
Taggart Celebrates Seventy Second Birthday at Home
Thomas Taggart veteran Democratic chieftain and former United States senator marks his seventy second birthday quietly at 1331 North Delaware Street with family. Congratulatory messages arrive from colleagues and friends as he remains under physician observation after five weeks in Methodist Hospital.
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United States
Delaware Street
Taggart
Methodist Hospital
Twelve Convicted in Interstate Auto Theft Conspiracy Case
In federal court Judge Baltzell convicted twelve defendants, including Traugott and Libowitz, in the interstate auto mobile theft conspiracy. Sentencing is set for next Saturday at 9 a.m. Bonds of 25 000 each were initially kept, with Mc Nay Baldwin and Harrison jailed pending further action.
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Indianapolis
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
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Libowitz
W. Lee Smith
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
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Winthrop Avenue
Pink Jones
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Harry Sussman
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Wolf
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Harry
Robert F. McNay
Hendricks County
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Fred Binzer
Terre Haute
Ind
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Chicago
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Canada
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William Laffey
Jacob Wohlfeld
Mortimer Wohlfeld
Jacob
Bertram Libowitz
Harold Libowitz
Robert C. Baltzell
B&itzell
Bond
Traugotts
Imind
McNay
Baldwin
Miss Harrison
Auto Victim Robbed During Postaccident Pause
Miss Mabel Gibson of 2025 College Avenue was injured at Twenty seventh and Meridian streets Friday after a car crash. A thief robbed her purse containing $3 before police arrived as she was taken to city hospital with severe cuts and bruises.
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College Avenue
Twenty-seventh
Meridian Streets
City Hospital
Physician Rhodes Arrested for Illegal Operation
Dr. John M. Rhodes, 51, of 802 South West Street was arrested at the city prison on a charge of performing an illegal operation. Detectives Gollnisch and Taylor tracked him since Sept. 9, the death date of Mrs. Helen Walsh Ball, 30, of 854 College Avenue, at city hospital. Coroner Keever ordered the arrest. Rhodes says he was in California on vacation and faces a similar charge in criminal court not yet tried.
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South West Street
City Prison
Rhodes
Charles Gollnisch
Robin Taylor
Helen Walsh Ball
College Avenue
City Hospital
California
C. H. Keever
Keever
Two Held Up at North Capitol Fruit Stand
Police report two Negroes robbed Louis Greenwood at 1332 North Capitol Avenue and Louis Elkintes at 1305 North Capitol Avenue at 2 30 a m taking 10 dollars. The suspects fled on foot. Howard Vaught of the Standard Oil filling station at Noble Street and Fletcher Avenue was held up Friday night by a bandit who took 50 dollars and told police he was held up by two Negroes.
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North Capitol Avenue
Louis Elkintes
Howard Vaught
Standard Oil Company
Noble Street
Fletcher Avenue
Vaught
Commander Charles A. Smith Die of Illness in London
London November 17 Commander Charles A. Smith former captain of the Cunard liner Berengaria died here today after several weeks illness.
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Bay United Press
London
Charles A. Smith
Cunard
Berengaria
Ilness
Bride Dies En Route to Florida Honeymoon
Mrs. Allie K. Haines aged 70 was killed in an automobile crash near Griffin Georgia while traveling with her husband the Rev Charles R Haines to spend their honeymoon in Florida. They wed in Frankford Indiana the previous Thursday.
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Frankford
Inid
Florida
Charles R. Haines
Allie K. Haines
Griffin
Haines
Indianapolis Fall Clearance Sale Promises Big Discounts
Used car dealers and The Times join to stage a citywide cooperative sale in Indianapolis. The appeal highlights greatly reduced prices smaller down payments and more liberal credit terms than ever offered locally with sale offerings listed on the want ads pages of Lot's Times. Make your move now.
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Times
Indianapolis
Lot's Times
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