Open Battle for Release of Schroeder in Jail Since June
Harold Herbert Schroeder, held since June 20 on a first degree murder charge, faces a habeas corpus filing by his attorney Ira M. Holmes in Marion Criminal Court. Hearing tentatively set for November 20, with Prosecutor Judson L. Stark to answer.
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Harold Herbert Schroeder
Marion Criminal Court
Ira M. Holmes
Schroeder
Judson L. Stark
Stark
Holmes
Mobile
Marion County
Alabama
Schoeder
Indianapolis
Criminal Court
Sterbert Wilson
Movie Actress Anna Nilsson Returns to Sweden for Christmas
Anna Q Nilsson sails from San Pedro aboard the Annie Johnson headed to Stockholm for Christmas with her parents in Ystad She has not seen her family since she was 13 years old and spent the past year in a plaster cast from a hip injury suffered after a fall during filming two years ago.
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United Press
Hollywood
Anna Q. Nilsson
Sweden
Ystad
San Pedro
S. S
Annie Johnson
Stockholm
Miss Nilsson
ME Austin
Bridge
Times
Miss Austin
Bonnie Dundee
Two Cent Meal Plan Aims to Help Atlanta Needy
Atlanta restaurant association launches a winter relief program offering meals for two cents. A central distribution point will provide ready-to-eat food in containers for pickup, with donations requested to support the city wide effort.
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Unied
Atlanta
Atlanta Restaurant Association
Blizzard Kills Ranger in Oregon Mountain Rescue
Chief Forest Ranger William C Godfrey died in Medford Oregon after a 24 hour blizzard ordeal. He succumbed to exposure minutes after being found by a rescue crew.
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Medford
Ore
William C Godfrey
Pabst invites Mrs. Boole to inspect Milwaukee breweries
Fred Pabst, head of Pabst Corporation, invites Ella A. Boole, president of the WCTU, to Milwaukee to view brewery upgrades. He notes $800,000 to $1,000,000 already spent on equipment in expectation dry laws will be modified to allow beer production. Boole had quoted him as denying the announcement.
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United Press
Ilwaukee
Fred Pabst
Pabst Corporation
Ella A. Boole
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Milwaukee
Pabst
Margaret
Indianapolis
Lincoln Hotel
Krieg's
Fate of Acquitted Cops Reinstatement Debated
Four Indianapolis officers acquitted in a liquor conspiracy trial faced possible reinstatement or new charges as the safety board and Mayor Sullivan planned to meet. The board had already reinstated seven other dismissed officers after the federal trial.
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Indianapolis
Safety Board
Reginald H. Sullivan
Marion van Sickle
John Volderauer
Ned Hoagland
Harry Bridwell
Jerry E. Kinney
Charles Myers
Donald Morris
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Robert C. Baltzell
James O’brien
Fred Hague
Noel Stark
Thomas Sullivan
Orville Quinette
Clifford Brown
George Stickler
Dr King to Lead Indiana Health Delegation at White House Conference
Dr William F King, director of the Indiana state board of health, will head the Hoosier delegation at the White House conference on child health in Washington. Members include Miss Blanche Merry, Roscoe E Kiper, John A Brown, L H Millikan, and Dr Ada E Schweitzer. Dr King sits on the Hoover committee that organized the meeting.
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William F. King
Indiana State Board of Health
Hoosier
White House
Silverville Man Dies in Brush Fire Near Home
Harvey White, 87, of near Silverville Indiana, was burned to death while trying to beat back flames threatening his home. His body was found by neighbor Ralph Inman. He leaves a widow, four sons and a daughter.
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United Press
Silverville
Ind
Harvey White
Ralph Inman
Giant plane rum running ring is bared
Detroit dispatch reports an organized group ferrying liquor and aliens from Canada by air. A fleet of thirty planes operated across Detroit river and into fields near Toledo, Milwaukee, South Bend, Cincinnati, and Sandusky. Ten indicted, led by aviator Russell Hosler, with farms used as landing sites and payoffs described.
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United Press
Detroit
Combine
United States
Canada
Detroit River
Toledo
Milwaukee
South Bend
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Russell Hosler
Fred R. Walker
S. A. Steadman
J. B. St. Louis
Frank Gordon
John Thurman
Robert Youniz
Donald Hunter
Norman Hunter
Clarence de Wallett
Ecorse
Abe Gordon
George Boucard
Windsor
W. L. Ray
District Prohibition Office
Black Eagle Returns Amid Rumors of Abyssinian Rift
On the Il De France, Colonel Hubert Julian the so called Negro Lindbergh returns to New York denying a quarrel with Haile Selassie at Addis Ababa. He recalls plan stunting before coronation and recounts a fatal rehearsal crash with no injuries. He jokes of flying to Abyssinia non stop and shows a draft for 1400 dollars. A separate British deed filed in Terre Haute concerns Windlesham Surrey England.
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United Press
York
Haile Selassie
Lion of Judah
Il de France
Emperor
Hubert Julian
United States
Harlem
Lindbergh
Gotham
Haile Selassi
Addis Ababa
King of Kings
Pal
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Prince Henry
George V
Royal Air Force
Abyssinia
Julian
New York
Times Special
Terre Haute
Ind
Windlesham
Surrey
England
Charles C. Bray
Government aid sought to fight gang threats to wine sales
Fruit Industries Inc a grape concentrate distributor seeks U S government help to legalize and protect its wine product from gang threats across Milwaukee Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia. Managing director Donald D Conn of Fresno says 2000 drug stores will begin carrying the concentrate on December 1 and asks Washington to curb gangland intimidation.
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United Press
San Francisco
Fruit Industries, Inc
Donald D. Conn
Fresno
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Conn
Washington
Sheriff’s trial delayed by motion in neglect case
Marion Indiana November 18. Sheriff Jacob C Campbell will not be arraigned in Grant circuit court on neglect of duty charges tied to last summer’s lynching of two negroes. Defense counsel Browne filed a motion to quash claiming the charge was improperly filed by the attorney general. Attorney General Ogden planned to attend arraignment. Four men named by Ogden in the lynching case face arraignment Likely Wednesday.
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Campbell
Times
Marion
Ind
Jacob C. Campbell
Grant Circuit
John R. Browne
Indiana
James M. Ogden
Indianapolis
Marior
Ogden
Chester Pease
Robert Beshire
Philip Boyd
Beer Possession Arrest Reported in Terre Haute
Paul Russell twenty six was arrested in Terre Haute Indiana on November eighteen for alleged beer possession. Police reported five hundred quarts of beer were destroyed in the incident and investigation continues.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Paul Russell
Indiana Loses One Seat in Congressional Redistribution
United Press reports that Indiana will lose one seat in Congress after the 1930 census, not two as expected. The change, affecting 27 seats nationwide, will take effect in the 1932 presidential election, with gains for California, New York, Michigan, and Texas and losses for several other states. Indiana’s population stands at 3,225,418.
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House of Representatives
United Press
Washington
Congress
Hoover
New York
New Jersey
California
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
U. S
United States
District of Columbia
Charles Kettleborough
Indiana Legislative Bureau
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Delaware
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Oregon
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Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
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Virginia
West Virginia
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Wyoming
Prosecutor Follows Bombing Case Clew
Lafayette Ind Nov 18 investigation into the bombing of the automobile of Purdue professor William F Heidergott 55 shifted south to Indiana with Prosecuting Attorney Raymond M Robertson saying he would go there and return by Wednesday no sign of the crew reached yet.
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United Press Lafayette
Ind
William F. Heidergott
Purdue University
Indiana
Raymond M. Robertson
Lafayette
Club Protests Busses Over Traffic Blockade
Representatives of the South Meridian Civic Club appealed a transit company busses blocking Morris street between Union and Meridian. The safety board referred the matter to the police department for investigation.
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South Meridian
Sanders Latta fiancee defends Latta in Danville trial
Latta's fiancée speaks in Danville court asserting she is fighting for $20,000 and to clear Latta's name amid the publicity of the trial. She tells reporters she is doing this to help him and downplays the publicity.
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Sanders
Latta
Danville
Newark party pays tribute to Sam Stone amid departure to Atlanta
Sam Stone, a Newark racketeer figure, hosts a farewell "going in" party for a two year bid ruling. He plans parole in eight months as he heads to Atlanta penitentiary to serve a sentence linked to an alleged conspiracy to smuggle liquor into Maryland. Relays of guests toast him while tension rises and final address ends at 2 a.m.
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United Press
Ewark
N. J
Sam Stone
Atlanta Penitentiary
Newark
Sam
Maryland
South
Costly Kiss Highlights City Firehouse Misconduct
Safety board sparred over a punishment for Matthew Dillane a city fireman of engine house 17 who pleaded guilty to grabbing and kissing Mrs Florence Steinhauer on Oct 26 while on duty. Dillane received a 15 day suspension of pay. A separate Mahoney case regarding failure to report to duty on Nov 1 was taken under advisement.
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Safety Board
Matthew Dillane
Engine House
Florence Steinhauer
South Alabama
Dillane
John M. Mahoney
Tower Company 13
Board of Safety
V. F. W. Auxiliary Plan Benefit Card Party
The LaVelle Gossett auxiliary 908 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a benefit banco and card party Wednesday night to raise funds for Thanksgiving baskets for the poor. Committee members include Gertrude Kremer Cloe Michael Ruth Jones Edna Coryell and Alice Walker.
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Banco
LaVelle Gossett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mesdames
Gertrude Kremer
Cloe Michael
Ruth Jones
Edna Coryell
Alice Walker
Federal censorship urged by WCTU at national convention
The Women's Christian Temperance Union adopted a resolution urging federal action to supervise motion pictures. It asked Congress to enact a law ensuring higher moral standards for films licensed for interstate and international commerce.
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United Press
Houston
Tex
National Convention
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Congress
Prelate to Be Consecrated By United Presa
The Right Reverend Samuel A. Stritch bishop of the Toledo diocese travels to Milwaukee to be consecrated archbishop by Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago on Wednesday.
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United Presa Toledo
Samuel A. Stritch
Toledo
Milwaukee
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Sullivan Names Seven to Hold Street Car Hearings
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan named a seven member city committee to study and hold public hearings on the proposed reorganization of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company tied to Insull interests. Members include E. Kirk, A. H. Moore, Edward H. Knight, James E. Deery, and William L. Elder. He urged council and Marion county delegation co operation and invited outside input while hospital bound. He lacks attendance but directs hearings and seeks broad advice from the public.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Insull Interests
Reginald H. Sullivan
Sullivan
St. Vincent's Hospital
City Hall
Marion County
E. Kirk
Love letters read in Latta case seek to show accidental death
In Danville Indiana on November 18 1929 Emma Sanders pursues a $20000 accident policy naming Latta as beneficiary. Letters Latta wrote to Margaret reveal ardent romance and plans for marriage. Defense argues death by own action is unlikely and cites Honeymoon plans and passport scenes. Trial set to go to jury by Friday after closing arguments Thursday.
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Danville
Ind
Will H. Latta
Hendricks Circuit Court
Emma Margaret Sanders
Wayne
William J. Krieg
Mr. Latta
Latta
Krieg
E. H. Iglehart
Fletcher American National Bank
Indianapolis
G. V. Carrier
Arthur Jordan Foundation
Dumont Caldwell
R. M. Lockabill
Matthew Gage
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Louis Rosenberg
Showers Forecast After Sunny Run In Indianapolis
Forecasters warn of unsettled weather with showers moving into Indiana on Wednesday after a period of mild temperatures about ten degrees above normal. The outlook calls for general showers statewide while temperatures stay mild.
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Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Indiana
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