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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1930

Page

7

Robbery Roundup From Night of Loot At Fairgrounds Streets

Thieves and bandits stole clothing bread shoes and money totaling 470 dollars in multiple robberies Thursday night. At the state fairgrounds pickpockets took 65 dollars from three people. victims were Mrs. Mary Goodman Lloyd Pickerell and Ralph Smith. Others report thefts include clothing from A D Manlin’s auto 300 dollars, Iva Richmond slugging and 12 dollars taken, and youths confessing to bread box robberies. Additional losses: Henry Blatt store shoes and blankets 20 dollars Abe Lichterman clothing 50 dollars William Cleary 12 dollars.

State Fairground Mary Goodman East Thirty-fourth Street Lloyd Pickerell Ralph Smith Lafayette William Mills North Holmes Avenue New York West Streets A. D. Manlin South Bend Maryland Millinois Iva Richmond Merrill Willard Streets Richard Ashman Brooklyn Ind Paul Wickersham Henry Blatt West Michigan Street Abe Lichterman South Capitol Avenue William Cleary South Harding Street

Two Teens Injured and Driver Arrested in City Collision

Two youths, 19 year olds Joseph Ruffy of 929 North Tremont and Willie Johnson of 620 South Lynhurst were in serious condition after a motorcycle collided with an auto at Tenth and Tremont. The driver, 17 year old Howard Hallinger of Speedway City, was arrested on reckless driving and assault charges.

City Hospital Tenth and Tremont Streets Joseph Ruffy North Tremont Street Willie Johnson South Lynhurst Avenue Howard Hallinger Speedway City

Prep for Parley at Mid Continent Trust Conference

Indianapolis Fiduciaries Association met at lunch to discuss plans for the Mid Continent Trust conference set for Indianapolis in early November. Charles N. Fults of Union Trust Company led the first meeting of the 1930 31 season as association president, an organization of trust officers.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Fiduciaries Association Charles N. Fults Union Trust Company

Police seize beer and arrest man on blind tiger charges

Police raided Thursday night and confiscated 200 quarts of alleged beer and brewing gear. They held George Cook of 120 East North street Apartment 23 on blind tiger charges, while four men drinking beer were allowed to leave.

George Cook East North Street

Morrow Expected to Resign as Ambassador to Mexico

Washington dispatch says Dwight W. Morrow will return to the capital within about ten days to submit his resignation as ambassador to Mexico. The move aligns with his candidacy in New Jersey's Republican primary and was anticipated after his primary victory. In Noblesville Indiana Hallie K Kenyon, 60, died from blood poisoning after a thumb cut in a canning factory where he had taught in Hamilton county.

United Press Washington Dwight W. Morrow Mexico Tor New Jersey Noblesville Ind Hallie K. Kenyon Hamilton County

Kidnaper Suspect Held In New York

Charles Edward Pope a 66 year old janitor was arrested in New York on a case that drew national attention. Four detectives rounded up Pope after his wife Mrs Jessie Pope provided information in the investigation concerning the Grace Budd kidnapping two years prior.

United Press New York Charles Edward Pope Grace Budd Pope Jessie Pope

Man Denounced as Kidnapper in Grace Budd Case

Mrs Delia Budd identified Pope as the man who drove away Grace Budd 10 on June 3 1928. Police searched Pope homes as detectives pursue clues and await arraignment amid denials and suspicions of malicious family trouble.

Delia Budd Pope Grace Budd Long Island

Stove design aids cooks after fires

A steam cooker with multiple compartments and platters was devised to keep food warm after moving from a fire, enabling efficient heating and service during emergencies.

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