Murder at Bridge and Penny Crain in the District Attorney Office
Private investigator Dundee and secretary Penelope Crain clash over files as they pursue evidence in the Maginty case. Dundee catalogs missing links while Penny guards records and chafes at flirtation. The two characters circle each other amid office intrigue.
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Penny.Crain
James F. Dundee
District Attorney
Dundee
Undee
Penny
Bill
Bonnie Dundee
Maginty
Rufus Maginity
Jury Probing Cole Slaying in Hancock County
Evidence implicates Marie Cole and Frank Jordan in the slaying of Raymond Cole. Jordan confesses to the murder. The Hancock county grand jury considers indictments and is to report in Hancock circuit court later in the week.
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Times Special
GID
Ind
Marie Cole
Frank Jordan
Raymond Cole
Indianapolis
Hancock County
Grand Jury
Tornado kills nine in Bethany Oklahoma and injures many
A tornado carved a 300 foot path through Bethany Oklahoma leveling over sixty homes. Nine people died and at least sixty were injured with two children killed at a nearby school. Martial law order and troop deployment followed as relief efforts mobilized. A second forecast warned of a southwest storm along the Texas coast in the next day.
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United Press
Oklahoma
Charles F. Barrett
Oklahoma National Guard
Barrett
Bethany
Oklahoma City
Red Cross
Twenty five planes search rugged Tehachapi for missing mail plane
Twenty five planes join a systematic search over the Tehachapi mountains for the Pacific Air Transport mail plane missing since Monday on the Los Angeles to San Francisco run. Weather hindrances include heavy snow and poor visibility. The crew consisted of pilot Flavius A. Donaldson and mechanic George Rogers with passenger Miss J. Markow.
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United Press
Los
Angeles
Tehachipi Mountains
Pacific Air Transport Mail
San Francisco
Lebec
Bakersfield
Tehachapi Mountain
Los Angeles
Thousands Seek Jobs for 700 Christmas Postal Posts
Postmaster Robert W. Bryson says about 700 temporary postal jobs for the Christmas rush will be the last accepted. He notes thousands more applications have arrived than positions available. Detectives report Norman Wright, 18, of 3305 West Washington Street, held on vagrancy charges, confessed to stealing cartons of cigarettes and gum from trucks of C A Schrader Wholesale Grocery Company.
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Robert W. Bryson
Norman Wright
West
Washington Street
C. A. Schrader Wholesale Grocery Company
South
Pennsylvania Street
Belasco in grave condition misses opening night
David Belasco veteran showman and producer remains gravely ill with pneumonia in New York. He expressed more concern over missing the opening of his play Tonight or Never than over his illness, pleading to attend the premiere as curtain rose. Dr Jerome B Wagner refused.
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United Press
New York
David Belasco
Belasco
Jerome B. Wagner
Thirteen Children Aid Prieve Granted to Raudebush
Ralph Raudebush of Kempton 37 faced charges of mailing fraud after ordering many articles by mail and not paying. He told authorities he struggled to feed a brood of thirteen children aged four months to 18 years. Federal judge Robert C. Baltzell took the case under advisement until May 2.
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Ralph Raudebush
Kempton
Raudebush
Robert C. Baltzell
Marion men arraigned in Grant circuit court lynching case
Four Marion men pleaded not guilty to lynching charges in Grant circuit court. Attorney General James M. Ogden attended with his aides as Judge O D Clawson postponed trial dates and ruled on a defense motion to quash an affidavit accusing Sheriff Jacob C Campbell of neglect of duty. Arraigned were Robert Beshire Phillip Boyd Everett Clark and Chester Pease. Affidavits name Arnold Waller Charles Lennon and a man named Prain as leaders. three remain at large. Prosecution by Harley F Harden with Sheriff Campbell absent.
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Times
Marion
Ind
Grant Circuit Court
Atttorney
James M. Ogden
O. D. Clawson
Ogden
Jacob C. Campbell
Robert Beshire
Phillip Boyd
Everett Clark
Chester Pease
Arnold Waller
Charles Lennon
Prain
Harley F. Hardin
Campbell
Merle Wall
Protester Sits Out 81 Hours to Protest Mill Layoffs
Tokyo reports K Yamada a Nipponese smoke stack sitter begins his eighty first hour perched atop the Ruji spinning mill roof in Kawasaka. He endures cold and hunger to protest the discharge of workers by the mill in a business session. Police surround him as they try to dislodge him while he waves a flag.
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United Preas
Fire Takes 4 Lives In Colvin Farmhouse Tragedy
Mrs. Bernice Sullivan, 27, and her three children perished Tuesday night in Colvin Virginia while she tried to rescue them from a blazing farmhouse. Firefighters battled the flames as neighbors assisted and the family was trapped inside.
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Colvin Run
Bernice Sullivan
Bound to U. S. Jury on Liquor Charges
Elmer Gentry living eleven miles northwest of Muncie was bound to the federal grand jury under 2500 bond by U S commissioner John W Kern. Agents say 119 gallons of alcohol were seized in a raid on the Gentry farm and he got sixty days in Muncie city jail on appeal. They also claim 150 gallons were seized in August and that Gentry served days for that offense.
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Elmer Gentry
Muncie
Federal Grand Jury
John W. Kern
United States
Gentry
Henley denies marriage as wife files separation suit
Mrs. Ethel Williams Henley charges cruelty and seeks alimony in circuit court. She presents a 1929 Toledo marriage license and witnesses to prove she wed Grant Henley, adjutant general, while he says he is not married. The case seeks $5,000 and $500 attorney fees or $250 monthly support.
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Manford Grant Henley
Statehouse
Ethel Williams Henley
St. Paul's Lutheran Churchhouse
Toledo
Grant Henley
Henley
Adjutant-General
Times
Ethel Mayer Williams
Z. P. Schuh
De‘saleapan
Latta trial ends in love letters amid insurance suit
Danville Indiana November 19 closing arguments in Edna Sanders suit to collect $20,000 from United States Casualty Company for death by accident of Will H. Latta. Defense cites Latta insurance buy and predeath will. 41 love letters read, including a June 11 1929 note to Sanders describing travel plans and a check. Arguments continue and jury to decide.
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Danville
Ind
Edna Margaret Sanders
Ft. Wayne
Will H. Latta
United States Casualty Company
Hendricks
A. J. Stevenson
Danvillle
Latta
Sanders
O. E. Gulley
Mr. Latta
Miss Sanders
Europe
Pharmacy Owner Fights Back as Gunmen Rob For $300
W. J. Helmerich, proprietor of a West Washington street pharmacy, faced two gunmen who grabbed 300 dollars from the cash register, including unnegotiable checks, then fled up an alley. He chased them for half a block before they escaped.
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W. J. Helmerich
West
Washington Street
Helmerich
Pickett to Statehouse for Supreme Court Clerk Post
Fred E. Pickett a Democrat of Richmond will assume the office of clerk of the supreme and appellate courts on January 1 He visited the statehouse today to inspect his future offices as the guest of retiring Republican Charles Biederwolf Pickett praised the office’s handling and said personnel changes would be minimal after he takes office.
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Fred E. Pickett
Richmond
Statehouse
Charles Biederwolf
Wayne
Pickett
Blizzard Grips West United States With Heavy Snow
Driving snow and high winds lash the western half of the United States stretching from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Northwest. A forest ranger in Medford died from cold and exhaustion while a man in Utah is missing amid extensive blizzard conditions, highway closures, and stranded motorists across Colorado Wyoming and Montana.
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U. S
Denver
United Press
United States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Southwest
Medford
Ore
William C. Godfrey
Canada
Allan Larson
Fairview
Utah
Thistle Junction
Springville
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Montana
Wyoming
Santa Fe
N. M
Higher Court Dismisses Strack Case After Death
Indiana Supreme Court today dismissed the case of Philip Strack who died Aug 2 1930 after his 1927 conviction for conspiracy to rob Floyd County farmer Henry Martin of 1500 dollars. Attorneys sought expedited review under Rule 19. decision النهائي.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Philip Strack
Mr. Strack
Indiana State
Floyd
Harry
Supreme Court
Strack
Attorney General's Office
Floyd County
High Court
Emmett Snyder
Henry Martin
Spencer Named Assistant City Attorney for Nov. 25
Former city prosecutor Herbert M. Spencer was named assistant city attorney by Edward H. Knight and will assume the post on November 25. He resigned last spring and had been Democratic candidate for county prosecutor. The job opened after Smiley N. Ore resigned to run for county judge.
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Herbert M. Spencer
Edward H. Knight
Spencer
Smiley N
Bob the Missing Broker Surrenders in New York Case
Charles V. Bob mining stock promoter surrendered at the district attorney's office to answer an indictment tied to his financing of large stock enterprises. He had disappeared on a Chicago business trip, leading to an investigation of associate Louis J. Rubin who also surrendered.
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Onnie Dundee
Penny
Bill Sanderson
Dundee
Bill
Penn
United Fresh New York
Charles V. Bob
District Attorney's Office
Bob
Chicago
Nevada
New York
Colonel Dear Lamb
Mauretania Rescues Ovidia Crew in North Atlantic Dash
In a dramatic rescue, the Cunard liner Mauretania saved the crew of the Swedish steamer Ovidia about 1,000 miles east of Boston as the ship sank amid high seas. Captain George Fried aboard the America led the race to reach the stricken vessel, with Endicott waiting rescue.
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United Press
New York
United States Lines
Ovidia
Boston
Cunard
George Fried
America
Fried
Mauretania
United States
S. S. Endicott
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Endicott
Bremen
Radio Marine Corporation
Aoe
Cardiff
Hull
Engad
Roosevelt
Comma
Florida
Highland Hope Grounds Off Portugal in Dramatic Rescue
The steamship Highland Hope ran aground off Farilhoes island and was believed a total loss after waves battered the vessel. A daring rescue in lifeboats saved 545 passengers and crew who landed at Peniche, with injuries reported among several.
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Uaited
Lisbon
Portugal
Highland Hope
Farilhoes Island
Peniche
Pasadena sprints star Paddock to wed Malaby
The engagement of Mrs. Neva Prisk Malaby daughter of Pasadena Star News publisher Charles HL Prisk to Charlie Paddock world famous sprinter was announced in Pasadena. The couple plan to marry on December 11 at the Prisk home and live in Pasadena.
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Charlie Paddock
Pasadena
United Press
Cal
Neva Prisk Malaby
Charles HL Prisk
Pasadena Star-News
Prisk
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