Defend Lieber Rule Fails to Rally Indiana League
The Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League opened its Lincoln convention amid an expected Evans backed resolution push. President H H Evans sought to rally charges against Director Richard Lieber but the campaign foundered as supporters presented counter facts from the division of fish and game.
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H. H. Evans
Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League
State Conservation Department
Richard Lieber
League
The
Lincoln
Evans
Leo M. Rappaport
Lieber
Conservation Department
Marion County Fish and Game Association
Walter Shirts
Division of Fish and Game
Judge Reported Found Attorney Says Crater in Seattle
New York police commissioner Edward Mulrooney said a Seattle lawyer’s letter reports that missing judge Joseph Force Crater is in Seattle. The note prompted renewed police inquiries and public interest in Crater’s disappearance.
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New York
Seattle
United Press
Edward Mulrooney
Today
Joseph Force Crater
Girl Traps Romantic Bandit to United Press
York report details Allen Orman, 23, who robbed a midtown hosiery shop. he tied clerk Frances Tauber, then after escaping phoned for a date and sent gifts. Detectives caught him as he approached Tauber for the promised meeting.
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Orman
Frances Tauber
Miss Tauber
Birth trio marks family milestone in Santa Rosa
In Santa Rosa on October 29 1928 J W Marshall Jr was born. A sister followed a year later at the same hour. On Wednesday a third child arrived to Mr and Mrs J W Marshall Sr at the same hour but remains unnamed.
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United Press
Santa Rosa
Cal
J. W. Marshall Jr
Eleanor
J. W. Marshall Sr
Wilkey to shift from state day job to national post
John W. Wilkey acting deputy prohibition administrator for southern Indiana's 62 counties will be transferred to Washington on November 1. James G. Browning will temporarily succeed him in Indianapolis. Wilkey led a small force in forty two counties and praised his team's work despite staffing limits.
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John W. Wilkey
Indiana
Washington
Indianapolis
James G. Browning
Wilkey
Amos Woodcock
National Prohibition
Browning
George L. Winkler
Woodcock
Detroit Windsor tunnel dedication set for Saturday
High officials of the United States and Canada will participate in the dedication ceremony for the Detroit Windsor tunnel on Saturday in Detroit.
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Canada Tunnel
United Press
Detroit
United States
Canada
Detroit-Windsor Tunnel
Keep the doubtful vote from Coffin machine in Marion county
Coffin’s aides aim to keep 81 000 doubtful voters away from polls in Marion county campaign. The plan targets under 100 000 total votes to favor the machine with 14 000 workers mobilized. Democratic county chair H Nathan Swaim urges Get them to the polls while focusing on the Big Five candidates.
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Ben Stern
Coffin
Marion
Republican County Organization
Marion County
Coffin Machine Control
H. Nathan Swaim
Democratic
Swaim
Criminal Court
Walter O. Pritchard
George Winkler
Jesse McClure
John Shearer
Charles O. Sutton
Coffin Army
Babe Ruth to Adopt Two Little Girls
Babe Ruth plans to adopt two children in a private surrogate court session. Dorothy Helen Ruth is the daughter of his first wife who died in January 1929 in Water Town Massachusetts. Julie Hodgson Ruth is the daughter of his present wife Claire Hodgson Ruth.
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United Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Dorothy Helen Ruth
Watertown
Mass
Julie Hodgson Ruth
Claire Hodgson Ruth
Surrogate’s Court
Booze Shake Down Denied by Morgan County Deputies
Deputy Sheriff Garret Richard and Sheriff Albert J. Lucas deny charges by Eli Lutz and Morgan County residents that a shakedown occurred over a drunkenness case and a separate fire at Checkerboard Inn. Richard recounts arrest and a $45 payment to resolve fines, while Lucas explains he sought a search warrant after a fire and found no intoxicants on the premises.
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Eli Lutz
Indianapolis
Morgan County
Albert J. Lucas
Garret Richard
Times
Lutz
Richard
Herman Myrick
J. C. Hatfield
Carl Eckhart
Hatfield
Russ Woods
Justice of the Peace
Justice of Peace
Lucas
Checkerboard
Bloomington
Checkerboard Inn
Quake Strikes Central Italy Killing Thirty In Coastal Towns
Ancona Italy October 30 A strong earthquake along the Adriatic coast from Rimini to Rome killed thirty people in Sinigaglia Ancona Caesaro and Fontenuto and left about two hundred nine injured as communications were disrupted. The quake centered at sea was felt from central Italy to Rome and even near the Zara region in Jugoslavia.
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United Press
Ancona
Italy
Adriatic
Rimini
Rome
Sinigaglia
Caesaro
Fonetto
Adriatic Sea
Zara
Jugoslavia
Halloween parking ban around Monument Circle urged by police
Police Chief Jerry Kinney imposed no parking after 6 p m Friday on Illinois from Washington to Ohio, Ohio from Illinois to Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania from Ohio to Washington, Washington from Pennsylvania to Illinois, plus Monument Circle and the Meridian and Market approaches. Traffic may move if streets are not congested by Halloween revelers.
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Jerry Kinney
Monument Circle
Illinois
Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Meridian
Market Street
Baldwin Leads Conservative MPs With Strong Margin
London reports Stanley Baldwin’s leadership of the Conservative Party approved by a 462 to 116 vote among MPs and candidates at Caxton Hall. Other dispatches note a drop in liquor trade around Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Mt Lassen seismic shocks near Redding, and Mellon lifting the psittacosis embargo.
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United Press London
Stanley Baldwin
Caxton Hall
United Press
Paris
Saint Pierre and
Miquleon
Newfoundland
America
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Charity Fund Total Pushes to 885642 in Indianapolis Drive
Indianapolis communities raised 885642.92 toward an 865000 goal in the Community Fund campaign. The final meeting at Claypool heard divisions report high completion rates and Baxter added a personal gift of 1000 as 517 attendees applauded.
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Indianapolis
Claypool
James H. Barnes
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Louis Ludlow
Fred Hoke
Fund
Baxter
Hoke
Arthur R. Baxter
William H. Block Company
Walter C. Marmon
Arthur V. Brown
Union Trust Company
William Insley
Insley Manufacturing Company
Industrial
Howard T. Griffith
Commercial
Leroy C. Bruenig
Mercantile
Don A Morrison
Public
Robert H. Bryson
Zeo W. Mead
Joseph M. Block
Herman C. Wolff
A. E. Baker
R. C. Rottger
George Torrence
H. T. Davis
Ken Mossman
J. Frank Holmes
Robert W. Fleischer
R. S. Stempfel
Fire damages vacant house at 1129 Harlan Street
Incendiary fire early today caused 700 dollars damage to a vacant house at 1129 Harlan Street owned by Nathan Bettie. Weather data appears in the report with temperatures listed from 6 a.m. to noon.
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Harlan Street
Nathan Bettie
Caring for Second Abandoned Child Pushes Mrs Delehanty
Mrs Alean Delehanty of 310 North Pine Street cares for a 16 month old abandoned by his mother. The sisters took in a prior child in December 1929 named Herbert Smith. The mother described as 25 to 30 wore a green crepe dress and left with a man driving a coupe paying for a week’s board. Mrs Delehanty plans to require a home address before accepting another child.
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Alean Delehanty
Louie
North Pine Street
Louis
Sebastian
Mail Pilot Dies in Embry-Riddle Plane Crash
Clarence O Maguire a 23 year old air mail pilot from Cincinnati on the Embry-Riddle Cincinnati to Chicago line was killed when his plane crashed near Brookston Indiana in fog before daybreak The wreckage showed an attempted parachute jump but the parachute fouled the wings The mail cargo remained undamaged The crash occurred six miles northwest of Brookston in White county and was investigated by C A McConnell Embry-Riddle field operations manager at Mars Hill airport Indianapolis Maguire had left Cincinnati at 3 am CST and Indianapolis at 4 am.
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All Times
Brookston
Ind
Clarence O Maguire
Cincinnati
Air Mail
Embry-Riddle Company
White County
C. A. McConnell
Embry-Riddle
Mars Hill
Indianapolis
Maguire
Bank Removes Cash From Washington Bank and Trust
Insurance, real estate and safety deposit sections of the Washington Bank and Trust Company opened today after the main banking section failed to open. The closed department has no employees, and vault cash was moved in armed trucks to another downtown bank. President J Edward Morris said it is too early to predict outcomes and no statement will be issued until the state banking department completes its survey.
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Washington Bank and Trust Company
J. Edward Morris
State Banking Department
State Modifies Poor Farm Order
State fire marshal Alfred G. Hogston announced an order after a building inspection requiring the county to eliminate fire hazards at the poor farm. The men’s building must be vacated by September 1 1931, with reforms including reorganized cots fire extinguishers panic hardware outside exits and removal of flammable materials. If not met by December 15 the original order takes effect.
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County Infirmary
Alfred G. Hogston
Cash Graham
Hogston
Houston
Dry Agents Aid Trapped Cat and Find Booze Cache
Federal agents raiding John Gagney's south side store discovered a trapped cat through a ceiling hole. While assisting the distressed animal they uncovered six cases of whisky in a trapdoor and four five-gallon cans of alcohol connected to strings.
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United Preas Hicago
Federal Dry
John Gagney
South Side
Admission of Charge Reverses Radio Campaign Claim
Howard M. Meyer Coffin organization speakers bureau chairman admitted the radio campaign against Frank P. Baker was false. Baker, a Democratic candidate for judge of the criminal court, demanded retraction after being indicted with 100 others. prosecutors and a judge later dismissed the indictment.
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Howard M. Meyer
Coffin Organization
Speakers’ Bureau
WKBF
Frank P. Baker
Criminal Court
Meyer
Baker
Gang Shoots Witness on Maywood Street Car
Gunmen fired a sawed off shotgun at Sergeant James Mc Bride the state principal witness as their car drove alongside a Maywood street car in Chicago. Police investigated the brazen attack targeting the witness amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Chicago
United Press
Maywood
James McBride
Three Nabbed Over Rich Banker's Kidnap Plot In Illinois
Police arrest Vern Algren at a farm house near Kewanee after a car chase and plane aid in the search for Earl Yocum abductors. Authorities say the plot appears amateur with three or four suspects. the stolen car carried Iowa plates.
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Algren
Yocum
Kewanee
Lone Tree
Galva
Iowa
Princess Margaret Rose Baptized at Buckingham Palace
Princess Margaret Rose of England, ten weeks old, was baptized today in Buckingham Palace private chapel. The ceremony followed her birth at Glamis Castle, Scotland, and places her fourth in line to the throne behind Elizabeth, the Duke of York, and the Prince of Wales.
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United Press
London
Margaret Rose
England
Buckingham Palace
Glamis Castle
Scotland
Elizabeth
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Dynamite Sticks Found Under Rail Bridge Northern County Line
A five gallon milk can containing thirty six sticks of dynamite was found under the Monon rail road bridge at the county line north of the city. Deputies say the dynamite residue in the can is harmless.
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Monon Raile Road
Cal Laud s Big Family
Former President Calvin Coolidge praised the rearing of a large family in a letter to Leroy and Mrs Brown of Trenton Nebraska. The Browns are parents of fourteen children and Coolidge at the time serves as an executive of an insurance company.
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United Press
Trenton
Neb
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Leroy Brown
Republican nominee Shannon in Pennsylvania critical condition
Columbia Pa Oct 30 General Edward C Shannon Republican nominee for lieutenant governor relapsed today with blood poisoning and his condition was reported very serious.
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United Press
Columbia
Edward C. Shannon
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