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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1930

Page

5

Robbery at Alamo Theater Leads to St Louis Arrests

Detectives head to St Louis to extradite Roy Bartlett and Henry Maddux for alleged kidnapping and theft at the Alamo Theater. They reportedly confessed to robbing the theater safe of 1800 dollars, with 1273 recovered. Manager Maurice Magers implicated but now freed on vagrancy charge. case continued to Oct 23.

St. Louis Roy. Bartlett Henry Maddux Maurice Magers Royal Hotel North Illinois Street Mager

Pretty widow acquitted of slaying mate in Chicago trial

Mrs Florence Leeney, a comely blond matron, was found not guilty of murder after eight hours of jury deliberation. She claimed self defense against Maurice Leeney, a wealthy contractor, saying he beat and threatened to shoot her. She collapsed briefly outside the court, then congratulated by Judge Sabbath and kissed jurors and spectators.

United Prene Chicago Florence Leeney Maurice Leeney Maurice Leeney Dorothy Langley Catherine Kewpie

Thieves Loot Truck for 400 in Shoes and Ammo

Police reported a burglary Monday night in which thieves stole 96 pairs of shoes and two cases of ammunition valued at 400 from a truck trailer en route to Indiana stores. Burglar fled from William England's home after an altercation with England and Charles Warlord in the kitchen.

R. H. Shinkle South Pennsylvania Street Shinkle Indiana William England Beecher Street England Charles

Stolen Automobiles Reported to Police

Police list shows multiple vehicles reported stolen from Dayton and surrounding areas. Names include Cliff Kriel Beville Avenue R. T. Young Frank Murray J. R. Trout Otis Valentine Jefferson Armour and others with makes such as Buick De Soto Lincoln Ford Chevrolet and Oakland coupe.

Cliff Kriel Tremont Avenue Buick Coach Beville Avenue Washington Street R. T. Young Walker Avenue Ohio Street Capitol Avenue Frank Murray Broadway De_Soto Wabash Pennsylvania J. R. Trout Riley Avenue Technical High School Otis Valentine Ind Jefferson Armour North Arsenal Avenue Oakland Columbia Avenue Ohio Dayton (O Dayton

Stolen Cars Recovered Belong to Local Residents

Police recovered several stolen vehicles linked to residents including Joe Coban of 843 Lyons Avenue with a Ford coupe found in front of 431 Massachusetts Avenue B. C. Riley of 1603 Central Avenue with a Chevrolet coupe found at New York and Pennsylvania Streets. Lee Wilson of 1338 West Thirtieth Street had a Chrysler coupe found at Dearborn and Washington Streets.

Joe Coban Lyons Massachusetts Avenue B. C. Riley Central Avenue New York Pennsylvania Lee Wilson Thirtieth Street Chresler Dearborn Washington Street

Raffles Delivers Girl From Safe In One Minute Thirty Five Seconds

Miss Leona Anderson of 5618 East Twenty first street emerged from a truck safe at the Lyric amid a Monument Circle crowd after magician Raffles completed the timed stunt. Police and traffic officials oversaw the demonstration with Dr. John Taylor present. The Diamond Express Company supplied the truck and AS Dunham assisted the committee.

Leona Anderson East Twentyfirst Street Monument Circle Market Street Rafles Lyric Captain Johnson Anderson Raffles John Taylor the Lyric Lieutenant Shine Police Diamond Express Company Dunham Miss Anderson

Youth racketeer shuts courthouse as headquarters

Police seek a young racketeer who Tuesday used the courthouse entrance as a base. Miss Oval Powers of 1458 Richland Avenue said a friend, Frank Watt of 1458 South Lee Street, asked her to deliver $30 to the county clerk. A youth in dark trousers and a dark slipover sweater demanded the money and said he would handle the place.

Oval Powers Richland Avenue Frank Watt South Lee Street

Woman Slugged Near Home in Meridian Street Robbery

Miss Irene Cahimer a 26 year old of 1920 North Meridian Street told police a Negro footpad slugged her near her home Monday night and took a necklace worth 20 dollars and a cake.

Irene Cahimer North Meridian Street

Fall Down Shaft Fatal to John Nohl at Local Building

John Nohl aged 53 of 912 North La Salle Street died after a forty five foot fall from a plank in an elevator shaft while aiding in installing a freight elevator at Bruno Brothers commission house 235 East Maryland Street Tuesday afternoon. He suffered a fractured skull and back. Survivors include his widow two sons John M Nohl and Thomas E Nohl and two sisters Mrs Hattie Frederick and Mrs Mary Meixner.

John Nohl North la Salle Street Nohl Bruno Brothers Hattie Frederick Mary Meixner

Zionists to Elect District Officers Tonight at Kirshbaum

Indianapolis Zionist district will elect officers at 8 15 tonight in the Kirshbaum Community Center at Twenty third and Meridian. Rabbi Milton Steinberg and Daniel Frisch will report on the Zionist convention in Cleveland.

Kirshbaum Center Indianapolis Zionist District Kirshbaum Community Center Twenty-third Meridian Streets Milton Steinberg Daniel Frisch Cleveland

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