Turko Kurdish frontier fighting reported with massacres and bombings
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Jerusalem reported alleged Turkish massacres of 4300 people and village destruction in the Zan district. Turkish aerial bombardments were said to have killed hundreds in Djeulmarek Agri and Tendruk as troops moved along the Turkish Persian frontier. Kurdish rebels under Selahettin claim autonomous aims as Kurdish regions near Mt Ararat endure heavy fighting, with oil interests in Mosul area cited.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Jerusalem
Zan
Djeulmarek
Agri
Tendruk
Jevad Pasha Kemal
Eddin Pasha
Tesaldiran
Turkey
Persia
Aralki
Bayazid
Mt. Ararat
Iraq
Mt. Ararate
Kurdistan
Armenia
Mosul
Selahettin
Sheik Said
Mardine
Gizra
Erserum
Tertam
Trebizond
Van
Kars
Near East
Noted actors attend Donahue rites in New York
The service for Jack Donahue at St Malachy’s church drew a who’s who of Broadway, including Ed Wynn Marilyn Miller Florenze Ziegfeld and Lunt and Leslie. Hundreds filled the chapel and 600 more gathered outside as honorary pallbearers lined the procession.
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New York
Jack Donahue
Ed Wynn
Oscar Shaw
Donahue
Tom Meehan
Percy Helton
Victor Moore
Jack Hazzard
Alfred Lunt
Doree Leslie
Marilyn Miller
Florenze Ziegfeld
Joseph Donahue
Harland Dixon
John Boyle
Bobbie Connelly
Earl Benham
Sam H. Harris
James Wright
Tom Bodkin
Hubert Buckley
Lynn Overman
Pastor to Pay Fine for Radio Contempt
Attorney for the radio broadcasting pastor Rev. R. P. Shuler said he will pay the $100 fine set by the state supreme court as the remaining balance of his contempt sentence. One count was reversed and the habeas corpus petition denied. the twenty day term was reduced to fifteen days, with fifteen already served.
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United Preas
Los Angeles
R. P. Shuler
State Supreme Court
Former Chicago newspaper staffer charged in fake lottery scheme
Matt Foley once an assistant circulation manager at the Chicago Herald and Examiner was arrested on an indictment accusing him of operating a fake Kentucky Derby lottery. He was named with H Goodman and Leo Schoemer in a conspiracy case alleging obtaining money by false pretenses.
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United Press Chicago
Matt Foley
Ghicafio Herald and Examiner
Foley
H. Goodman
Leo Schoemer
Startled by Auto Horn Aged Pedestrian Killed
John W. Bandy 78 of R R 10 Box 242 was killed instantly near National and Post roads east of Irvington at 9 30. Rev Harry O Pritchard 54 of 357 Downey avenue driver of the car was not held. Two youths corroborated his account. Bandy survived by a widow two sons Paul and Robert of Chicago and daughters Ruth a teacher in Indianapolis and Mary Fisher of Indianapolis.
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John W. Bandy
National and Post Roads
Irvington
Harry O. Pritchard
Downey Avenue
Board of Education
Disciples of Christ
Bandy
Pritchard
William P. Best
Bankers Trust Building
Paul
Robert Bandy
Chicago
Ruth Bandy
Indianapolis
Mary Fisher
Plane Crash Kills Boy Watching At Attica Field
An aircraft attempting a takeoff crashed into a fence at a small field in Attica Ohio. Eleven year old Lloyd Kaufman Jr. died, his brother Raymond 12 was slightly injured, and pilot Howard Burras 20 could not explain the cause of the crash.
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United Preas Attica, O
Lloyd Kaufman Jr
Raymond
Howard Burras
Rock-a-Buy Fan Camps Out For World Series Seats
L C Bradley a 33 year old St Louis Cardinal fan camped outside the ticket window to buy bleacher seats for the third World Series game. He placed a rocking chair in front of the window and began waiting at 8 30 p m on Thursday. Leonard Roberts 35 joined him at 7 a m today arriving by fast freight from Detroit.
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United Press
ST. Louis
L. C. Bradley
St. Louis Cardinal
Bradley
Leonard Roberts
Detroit
Knife Murder Suspect Freed
Henry Swinski, 19, released by South Bend police after they say he proved he was in Chicago on Sunday September 14 when 17 year old Alice Woltman was murdered in her bedroom. He returned home with his mother.
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United Press
Chicago
Henry Swinski
South Bend
Alice Woltman
Swinski
Fate of ex convict Myers tied to grand jury mental status
In Bend Indiana the case of George S Myers who confessed to murdering Marveline Appel hinges on grand jury testimony from prison alienists on his mental condition. Authorities expect a no bill if they deem him mentally unbalanced, possibly freeing him unless a commitment motion follows.
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State Hospital
R-101 to Fly to India in World’s Largest Dirigible
The air ministry announced that the R-101 the largest dirigible in the world will begin a flight to India on Saturday night. London reports the airship’s departure as preparations proceed.
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United Press London
India
Air Ministry
Deputy's Brother Dies After Service Station Shooting
Owen Crickmore 46, of 1266 Roosevelt avenue, died at city hospital from a bullet wound received Tuesday night during a robbery at the Midway service station on Allisonville road. Sheriff Winkler orders staff to capture the bandits as youths roam Indianapolis area robbing motorists. Crickmore is survived by his widow Ada, mother Margaret, two daughters Kathleen and Frieda, brother Victor, and three sisters.
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Owen Crickmore
Roosevelt Avenue
Midway
Allisonville Road
Ernest Crickmore
George L. Winkler
Crickmore
Indianapolis
Ada Crickmore
Margaret Crickmore
Kathleen Crickmore
Frieda Gary
Victor
Anna Haygood
Elizabeth Gwynn
Pearl Lamb
School joint owner gets prison term
Mrs. Treca Murphy of 3420 North Meridian Street pleaded guilty to peddling liquor to high school youths near Shortridge High School. Judge Paul Wetter fined her $100 and costs and sentenced her to 45 days in the Indiana woman's prison, condemning the act as a deliberate moral harm. The appeal bond was set at $1,000 with no professional bondsman allowed.
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Paul C. Wetter
Treca Murphy
North Meridian Street
Indiana Woman’s Prison
Shortridge High School
Eisenhut
Truce Ends Ten Year Indiana Political Feud
A formal truce sealing today in the White House with President Hoover as witness ends a decade of political warfare between United States Senator James E. Watson and former Indiana governor James P. Goodrich. They agree to cooperate in the present congressional campaign, with Goodrich and his forces to be recognized by the White House and Watson’s leadership laurels to be shared with Indianapolis capital.
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Times
Washington
United States
James E. Watson
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
White House
Hoover
Watson
Goodrich
Indianapolis
Pope Greets Sinclairs At Vatican Private Audience
Pope Pius received American oilman Harry Sinclair, his wife, and several Sinclair company members in a private audience at the Vatican on October 3.
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United Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Harry Sinclair
Sinclair
Sinclair Company
Marion County Grand Jury Indicts Sixteen Suspects
The Marion county grand jury returned indictments naming sixteen persons with five robbery defendants, two for statutory offenses, four for burglary and one for manslaughter. Eleven suspects were released by the report.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Showers May Dampen Zeal of Gridiron Fans
Weather forecasts warn Indiana fans to expect cloudy skies and possible showers Saturday with little temperature change. The US Weather Bureau notes northern and central areas may see misty rain affecting weekend football activities.
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United States Weather Bureau
Indiana
Macks in Front Head for St Louis in World Series
Philadelphia Athletics travel to St Louis after a 6 1 win to take a 3 0 lead in the 1930 World Series. George Earnshaw pitched magnificently and Dykes Cochran e Simmons and Foxx supplied extra base hits as the A s again outscored the Cardinals. George Watkins homered for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
Cardinals
George Earnshaw
Mackmen
Philadelphia
Cochrane
Simmons
Foxx
Flint Rhein
Macks
Athletics
Ahern
Lefty Grove
Hit-Run Slayer Sentenced to Six Months at State Farm
James J. Horning age 20 of 951 Prospect Street admitted a hit and run that killed Lory Brook Bank in the 2200 block East Washington Street on Oct. 20, 1929. Criminal Judge James A. Collins ordered six months at the state farm with liberty to return home and report to court Saturday for transfer.
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James J. Horning
Prospect Street
James A. Collins
State Farm
Lory Brookbank
Washington Street
Collins
Fire destroys Hopkins Fertilizer Plant in New Albany
Fire wrecked the Hopkins Fertilizer Company plant in New Albany Indiana causing about 300000 dollars in losses. Firemen arrived too late to check the blaze but saved a storage building holding fifty tons of nitrate. The plant was part of forty owned by the Davidson Chemical Company of Baltimore.
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United Press
New Albany
Ind
Hopkins Fertilizer Company
Davidson Chemical Company of
Baltimore
Passenger leaps to death on Hamburg to Hanover flight
An unidentified man named Pipler jumped from an airliner between Harburg and Rothenburg during a flight from Hamburg to Hanover. Another passenger witnessed the leap but could not stop the fatal act.
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United Press
Berlin
Hamburg
Hanover
Harburg
Rothenburg
Pipler
Massive moonshine network busted in Clinton Indiana
Prohibition agents led by James G Browning seized seven complete stills in Clinton and arrested one man with more than a dozen more to be taken into custody. The operation produced up to 1,000 gallons daily and supplied Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis with illicit alcohol worth millions annually.
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James G. Browning
Prohibition
Middle West
Clinton
Ind
Browning
Vermillion County
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Chicago
al Capone
Indiana
Fred Bonginonian
Bonginonian
Nye probes charges of oil shale fraud
Ralph Kelley former chief of the general land office in Denver met with Senator Nye of the Senate public lands committee to discuss charges that the government favored large corporations in oil shale permits in western Colorado. Nye signaled a possible investigation akin to Teapot Dome inquiries if the charges are found credible.
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United Press
Washington
Ralph Kelley
General Land Office
Denver
Nye
Senate Public Lands Committee
Colorado
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Elk Hills
Cal
Kelley
Cooper Seeks Update on Lake County Bootleg Gasoline Probe
Bruce E. Cooper former state senator and Republican figure visited the statehouse to press Attorney General James M. Ogden on the Lake county bootleg gasoline investigation. The probe has led to a $100 000 account being settled for $25 000 and says Cooper and others face indictment.
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Bruce E. Cooper
Stewartsville
First District
State Auditor's Office
Statehouse
James M. Ogden
Lake County
Cooper
Memorial plans for Vincennes site and Baltic Mills appraisal
State memorial commission at the statehouse discussed clearing grounds in Vincennes for the George Rogers Clark memorial and arranging a new appraisal of the Baltic Mills property to enlarge the memorial site.
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Statehouse
Everett McQueen
North Statehouse
Vincennes
George Rogers Clark
Baltic Mills
State Memorial Commission
American deported as undesirable alien from Tampico
Frank Nixon, an American resident of Tampico for ten years, was deported to San Antonio today as an undesirable alien. No charges were announced.
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Tampico
United Agest
Mexico City
Frank Nixon
San Antonio
Officials order vacate of county poor farm the tents plan
State fire marshal Alfred E. Hogston orders the dilapidated men’s building at the county poor farm vacated within ninety days for 300 inmates. Commissioners and county auditor Harry Dunn show little urgency. George Snider jokes about tents. County plans to spend 198000 on six new buildings were announced.
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The
Times
Alfred E. Hogston
Hogston
Harry Dunn
Houston
Dunn
George Snider
Snider
Hello Baby Come On In Daddy Brings 30 Day Booze Raid
Prohibition officer Charles C. Huxley testified that Blanche Conner a 23 year old residing at 435 East was caught running a blind tiger in her apartment. He observed beer on the kitchen cabinet and was not required to have a warrant. Judge Paul Wetter fined Conner 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced her to 30 days in the Indiana woman's prison suspended for the officer’s single handed raids. Ernest Stewart of 831 Park Ave also paid 100 dollars and costs on a blind tiger charge Monday.
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Atrolman
Charles C. Huxley
Blanche Conner
Miss Conner
Huxley
Ernest Stewart
Park Avenue
Mistrial Declared in Tax Evasion Case of Former Judge
In Brooklyn on October 3 a federal judge declared a mistrial in the trial of former county judge Bernard Vause charged with evading income tax returns. The proceedings paused as the defense argued disclosures and legal questions in the case presented by United Press.
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New York
United Prece
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bernard Vause
Vause
Byers
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