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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1929

Page

12

Two Men Held for Investigation After Gun Found

Henry Schwartz 27 of 1723 North Meridian Street and Fred Hornstein 27 of the Y M C A were held for investigation by city detectives after arrest on Wednesday when police found a gun. Hornstein is on suspended sentence for vehicle taking charges and Schwartz is a parole violator from the state reformatory.

Henry Schwartz North Meridian Street Fred Hornstein Hornstein Schwartz State Reformatory

Glossbrenner wage stand is foes' target

Alfred M. Glossbrenner, Republican mayoral candidate, faced opposition from Albert Stump who labeled his wage views unsound at a rally on North Illinois Street. Stump warned such policies would wreck industry and increase unemployment.

Alfred M. Glossbrenner Albert Stump Senate North Illinois Street George W. Coffin Stump L. Ert Slack Indianapolis Reginald H. Sullivan Sullivan Edna G. Christian Emma Yeager Edgar A. Perkins Sr Adam Lason East Thirtieth Street Julia Landers M. A. Bell West Twenty Fifth Street Frederick van Nuys Mr. Sullivan Tremont Michigan Street John W. Holtzman James E. Deery South Side Turners’ Hall Prospect Street Madison Avenue Thomas E. Garvin Othniel Hitch Charles, Remster

Stolen Autos Reported to Police

Automobiles reported stolen belong to Jacob G Harden 5522 Laurel street a Chevrolet coach 64 721 from Vermont and Meridian streets Dr Harry H Nagle 4117 East Washington street a Buick coupe 22 700 from 4117 East Washington street Hercial Arthur R A M Box 374 a Chevrolet roadster 50 887 from 1315 East Thirtieth street Max Spicer 415 Darnell street a Whippet coach from Holmes avenue and Michigan street

Jacob G. Harden Laurel Street Vermont Meridian Streets Harry H. Nagle Washington Street Hercial Arthur Thirtieth Street Max Spicer Darnell Street Holmes Avenue Michigan Street

Stolen autos recovered from local routes

Police recovered two stolen automobiles belonging to George Kassengale of 3625 East Twenty-eighth Street. The Hudson coach with license Essex coach, B 47-423, Ohio, was found at Belmont Avenue and East Tenth Street and 315 North State Avenue.

George Kassengale East Twenty-eighth Street Hudson Belmont Avenue East Tenth Street Essex Ohio North State Avenue

Contempt Charge Against Doctor Over Patient Commitment

Dr Zenith H Stamets operator of a sanatorium in Fort Wayne faces contempt of Allen Superior court for allegedly failing to deliver a woman patient ordered to a state hospital. Twelve arrested in raid on a poolroom at 6 West Louisiana Street with Schreiner charged in a gaming house operation and eleven others charged with gaming and visiting.

Ry Times Wayne Ind Zenith H. Stamets Allen Superior Court Sheriff's Deputies Rald Lawrence Schreiner West Louisana Street

Indiana Farm Bureau to Reform Constitution at Convention

The Indiana Farm Bureau Federation plans changes to conform with the new federal agricultural marketing act. Delegates at the annual federation convention on November 25 and 26 will decide on revising the constitution and bylaws to leverage aid from the federal farm board. Directors approved the proposed alterations last Friday, noting the ten year old framework is outdated amid departmental growth.

Indiana Farm Bureau Federation Federal Farm Board W. H. Settle

New Device Saves Coal for All Furnaces Today

A Chicago based company promotes a device called the Coagulator that allegedly saves 1 to 2 tons of coal yearly per furnace with little maintenance. It claims to keep basements cleaner and protect grates. The offer is for today only at $1.50 postpaid from Coagulator Mfg Co, 621 Monadnock Bldg, Chicago, with agents wanted.

MFG. Coc Chicago

Vicious Dog Bites Three Children In Alabama Street Incident

Lester Wells thirteen of 137 North Alabama Street received rabies examination after a vicious dog attacked him and two others, Veronica Traylor seven and Walter Sparks twelve. The dog chased Sparks to Maude Stamm’s home at 313 Fulton Street, forcing the family to flee to the street.

Lester Wells North Alabama Street State Health Board Veronica Traylor Fulton Street Walter Sparks North East Street Maude Stamm

Indiana Law Dean to Speak at Kiwanis Lunch

Anderson Indiana receives notice that Paul V. McNutt dean of the Indiana University law school and former American Legion national commander will speak at a noon Kiwanis Club luncheon on November 4.

Anderson, Ind Paul V. McNutt Law Indiana University The American Legion Anderson Kiwanis Club

Germany and U S Agree on Separate Reparations Pact

United Press reports negotiations began five weeks ago for a direct war reparations treaty between the United States and Germany independent of the Young plan. The aim is neutral stance toward the Young plan while allowing private participation and similar terms to Britain debt agreements.

United Press Lin United States Germany Owen D. Young United Press Jacob Schurman Foreign Office Washington Federal Reserve International Bank Great Britain

Snook Faces Last Month Before Execution in Columbus

Dr. James Howard Snook, a former university professor convicted of murdering his co ed Theora Hix, faces the final month of life on death row as appeals loom. He is scheduled to die November 29, with attorneys filing a last appeal and a decision expected within two weeks while Snook reads and chats with cell mates awaiting their fate.

United Press Columbus James Howard Snook Theora Hix Snook

Kroger St Clair Street Branch Wins National Sales Prize

The Indianapolis Kroger branch at 1011 East St Clair Street earned first prize in a national sales contest. A loving cup was awarded to the winners.

St. Clair Street Kroger Grocery Company Indianapolis East St. Clair Street

Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Fat Loss and More Energy

An advertisement claims half a teaspoon of Kruschen Salts daily for 30 days boosts energy and walk endurance, aids fat loss, improves skin and eyes, and even adds years to life. It promises a bottle lasting 30 days and urges purchase at Hook's Dependable Drug Stores.

Kruschen America Hook

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