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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1929

Page

13

Pseudo Cops Debate Authority Of Horsethief Detectives

City officials consider the 1907 horsethief detective act invalid for motor vehicle arrests unless detectives wear a state uniform. Assistant City Attorney Smiley M. Chambers cites 1927 and 1929 statutes to limit power and recommends amending law. Safety board seeks county cooperation to curb vigilante activity on the north side.

Secretary of State Smiley M. Chambers Board of Safety Chambers Fred W. Connell Safety Board Board of County Commisioners

The Happy Parrot and The Cock Eyed World in Indianapolis

Walter D Hickman reviews The Happy Parrot by Robert W Chambers a tale of pirate days leading to the war of 1812 featuring Jack Strake and Cynthia. Published by D Appleton & Co priced 2 50. Indianapolis theaters present The Cock Eyed World at the Apollo and The Awful Truth at the same venue.

Robert W. Chambers Walter D. Hickman Happy Parrot Jack Strake Jack United States Jefferson Congress Cynthia Chambers D. Appleton & Co Indianapolis Apollo

Military court established in Borger Texas

In Borger Texas Brigadier General Wolters disarmed town officers and set up a military court to pursue corruption. About 100 Methodist ministers prayed for Borger while soldiers patrolled streets to enforce martial law and hunt the liquor and gambling operators.

Amarillo Guy W. Green Jacob F. Wolters John A. Holmes Borger

Senate committee study of power and communications begins

The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee will study power, radio, telegraph and telephone activities. William C. Green of St Paul was named special counsel and should begin around October 15. The investigation, authorized by Senator Couzens, could last through winter and perhaps into next year. Lake Superior depth noted at over 5,400 feet in places.

Senate Interstate Commerce Committee William C. Green St. Paul Attoreney Couzens Michigan

Best Sellers Preview of New Napoleonic War Novels

A roundup of upcoming titles including Field of Honor by Donn Byrne from Century priced $2.50, The Dark Journey by Julian Green from Century, Hans Frost by Hugh Walpole from Harper, Miack Roses by Frances Brett Young from Harper, Penrod Jashber by Booth Tarkington from Doubleday Doran, and The Uncertain Trumpet by A. S. M. Hutchinson from Little Brown at $2.50.

Donn Byrne Jonathan Harper Penrod Jashber Booth Tarkington America Doubleday Doran A. S. M. Hutchinson Little Brown

Estate Valued at 500 Probate Admits Delicatessen Bandit

The estate of rage R. Reuter, 23, alleged delicatessen bandit, valued at 500, was admitted for probate Tuesday. Reuter was slain early Sunday by a policeman after he and another man terrorized residents in the 2300 block on Indianapolis avenue. A brother, Henry W. Reuter, 373 Oliver avenue, was named administrator.

Rge R. Reuter Reuter Indianapolis Avenue Henry W Reuter Oliver Avenue

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