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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1929

Page

15

Haines Testifies On Secretaries In Tax Report

William Haines, film actor, says his cook and landlady were the two secretaries listed on his income tax, testifying Tuesday. He recalls asking Miss Bender if she could get away with it and she replied to leave it to her. Miss Bender is charged with falsifying Dorothy MacKaill's report.

Cook William Haines United Press LOS Angeles Haines Miss Bender Dorothy MacKaill

Tower mooring for R-101 near Montreal for first trans Atlantic crossing

A tall hitching-post style tower will be erected near Montreal to moor the giant British dirigible R-101 for its first trans Atlantic crossing. The structure mirrors Cardington England’s mooring tower and features a top waiting room where passengers will enter through the craft’s prow.

Montreal Cardington England

Bare Chance Remains for Tariff Bill

Washington Oct 30 The only chance for a tariff bill rests with President Hoover as senators say time runs out in the special session. Borah Reed and Simmons fault administration lawmakers for blocking progress while Hoover’s influence is invoked to push rate revisions. Reed says the Democratic Progres­sive coalition doomed the measure by demanding farm aid provisions and large farm product increases, leaving industry little.

By &crone-Howard Newspaper Alliance Washington Hoover Senate Borah Idaho Reed Pennsylvania Simmons North Carolina Johnson California Fess Ohio Kansas City Congress House

Legion leader stresses aid for disabled veterans

Paul V. McNutt of Bloomington, past national commander of the American Legion, told the Indianapolis Rotary Club at its weekly luncheon that adequate support for disabled former service members is the most important duty. He urged ample care for about 4000 neuro-psychiatric patients in state hospitals and called aiding homeless war orphans second in duty.

Legion

Professors Face Pay Crisis, UChicago President Warns

Chicago Oct 30 Robert Maynard Hutchins president of the University of Chicago warns low salaries for professors threaten higher education and could force future generations to accept menial roles. He says continuing low pay degrades academic standards and endangers students and universities overall.

Chicago U Bu United Press Chicago Robert May- Hutchins University of Chicago

Motorist Arrested After DUI and Reckless Driving Charge

Leonard Wilson of 225 West St was charged with driving under the influence of liquor and reckless driving after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Mrs. Frank Walker of 5942 Ashland Sue on 900 North Delaware Street Tuesday night.

Leonard Wilson West St. Street Delaware Street Frank Walker Ashland Sue

Lennox Firm Denies Involvement in Robertson’s Suit

Officials of E. L. Lennox and Co. say they are not involved in the receivership suit against Robertson’s Music House. The suit was filed in superior court three Tuesday and papers listed 237 North Pennsylvania Street as the address for Robertson’s.

E. L. Lennox & Co North Pennsylvania Street Robertson's Music House Superior Court Robertson House

Briand Turns Down Offer to Form Cabinet

Paris reports Etienne Clementel, president of the senate finance commission, invited by President Doumergue to form a new government after Aristide Briand declined. Clementel will seek a government of concentration with left and center backing. he previously served as trade and labor minister under Clemenceau and as finance minister in the Cartel government. Edouard Daladier told Doumergue he would abandon his task of forming a cabinet.

United Press Paris Etienne Clementel Senate Finance Commission Gaston Doumergue Aristide Briand Clementel Georges Clemenceau Edouard Herriot Edouard Daladier

Sander & Recker Furniture opens new radio gift branch

Formal opening of a Sander and Recker Furniture branch at Twenty second and Meridian streets was held today. The store, managed by Bruce B Beemar, will host an open house tonight at the new location.

Sander & Recker Furniture Company Twenty-second Meridian Streets Bruce B. Beemar

Fright Believed Murder Suspect in Sauer Death

William Sauer a 52 year old Chicago jeweler was found dead in his room in night attire clutching a loaded revolver. Authorities suspect fear of a burglar triggered the fatal act or crime occurred during an attempted burglary. Local police investigate the scene and motive with Sauer’s relatives notified.

Chicago William Sauer

Noted Bible Verse Commentary and Miscellaneous Notes

A collection including a favorite Bible passage II Corinthians 4 18 and a compact opinion on Paul s concept of spiritual life compiled by the Bible Guild plus a note naming Next Roland A Hartley governor of Washington and a quirky scientific fact about African land crabs with periscope eyes and leg pads for wiping.

Civic leaders indorse five candidates for city school board

Letters of support arrive for the Citizens' School committee slate: Julian Wetzel Russell Willson Merle Sidener Mrs J Don Miller and Samuel E Garrison. Officials cite need to remove politics from schools and urge voters to back the full ticket amid ward meetings and speakers at Lincoln Second Friend's church and 2034 North Capitol avenue.

Citizens’ School Committee Illinois Julian Wetzel Russell Willson Merle Sidener J. Don Miller Samuel E Baker Wilson Lions Club Lincoln John L. Niblack Fourteenth Ward Second Friend's Church Lee and Lambert Streets George W. Coffin Herman C. Wolff Willson Miller Colored Federation Woman's Club North Capitol Avenue Fifteenth Ward Hawthorne Community House

Shrine Masquerade Ball For Members And Ladies

Murat Shriners host a Friday masquerade ball at the Murat temple. Granville A. Richey, entertainment chairman, says the event is for Shriners and their wives or ladies with Shrine membership cards. Prizes will be awarded for best dressed, most comical, and most original costumes.

Murat

Mothers learn value of Magnesia for babies health

Mothers gain knowledge of Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a mild, effective remedy for sour digestion, colic, and constipation in infants and children. It neutralizes cow milk for feeding, reduces curd formation, and aids gentle bowel relief. Free booklet "Useful Information" explains uses. order from Phillips Co. 117 Hudson St New York.

Phillips Co Hudson St New York N. Y Phillips U. S Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co Chas. H. Phillips

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Bill McNutt W. Wash. ST HAAG North Penn St The Feeney Furniture Co S. Meridian St Lewis Furniture Co United Trade-In Bouth Meridian E. L. Lennox Company Briand Sander & Recker Furniture Firm Nally S Atwater Kenttewart-Warner Erla Fada Crosley Paul Bible Guild Roland A. Hartley Wade H. Ellis D. C Shrine Sander & Becker Meridian 22Nd ST Sparton Radio Bruce Beemer Megr Sander & Becker Furniture CO 22Nd St. Talbot Main Maryland
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