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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1930
Page
8
New theory claims the deceased George Shriver of Marion is Robert Morrow whom Mrs. May Beaver married in May 1926. Marion police report Mrs. Beaver identified the body as Morrow before it was sent to Nebraska.
Senator Nye’s expenditure committee shifted focus to Tennessee after hearing witnesses deny knowledge of a rumored $200000 Raskob fund to defeat Senator Simmons. Morrison claimed a loan to Hancock while witnesses defended their own contributions as the panel heads to Nashville for further inquiry. Rex Noe, 34, Illinois Central brakeman, died in a freight-train accident at Bloomington Indiana, leaving a widow and three children.
The Supreme Court will not review San Francisco’s bid to treat Masonic cemetery as a public nuisance. Other actions include reviews on liquor forfeiture cases, tax and estate rulings, water diversions, and various federal and state judicial decisions across multiple states.
National guard dispatched to Ste Genevieve as mobs threaten lynching after reports three Negroes confessed killing one white man and wounding another. Only two Negro families remain. others fled the town. prisoners moved to St. Louis for safety.
Milton A. McRae philanthropist and retired newspaper publisher is honored as his funeral train lines the route to Detroit. Scouts of America and local leaders will pay homage at stations along the way as McRae’s body travels from San Diego to the McRae family plot.
In Gas City Indiana Mer vin Heath is believed to have died by his own action as his mother Mrs J H Heath appeals for a search for his body. She says he had domestic trouble and on Wednesday phoned saying that if funds to pay a loan on his small truck were insufficient his insurance would take care of it.
Washington October 14 1980 investigators probe possible tapping of telephone wires in the senate campaign expenditures committee office led by Chairman Gerald P Nye. Rats allegedly chewed insulation raising suspicions of prior entry and paper disruption.
Loot valued at several thousand dollars was taken by two men in a Monday afternoon robbery of the Medlock jewelry store in Clinton Indiana. Diamond jewelry valued at about 1800 dollars and 800 dollars were among the items stolen.
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