Reform Chief Free on Bond in Dope Case
Ralph Bradford former Indiana Klan leader and reform politician is free on $25,000 bond after narcotic charges. Agents seized 100 morphine tubes delivered to his home mailed from New Orleans. The federal grand jury in South Bend will begin a new term next week amid expectations of revelations related to Calumet politics.
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Socvial
South Bend
Ind
Ralph B. Bradford
Gary G. O. P
Thomas W. Slick
United States
Bradford
United States Marshal's Office
Hammond
New Orleans
Oliver M. Loomis
George M. Rulison
R. O. Johnson
Gary
Federal Grand Jury
Calumet
Trio Held in Death of Baseball Player
Three Washington youths are detained in Alexandria on a murder warrant in the case of Maurice Kellihier a former Blue Ridge League player found dead on a road north of the city. Earl Garrison William McKeever and William J Shea face a police magistrate hearing. Initial reports suggested an auto accident but police say a fist fight preceded the death.
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United Press
Alexandria
Washington
D. C
Maurice
Mickey) Kelliher
Earl Garrison
William McKeever
William J. Shea
Kelliher
Wife sues husband for 25000 damages in overturn crash
In Van Buren Arkansas on September 8 Mrs. Bertha Katzenberg of St. Louis filed suit against her husband William Katzenburg seeking 25000 dollars for injuries from an automobile in which he was driving that overturned.
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United Press
van Buren
Ark
Bertha Katzenberg
St. Louis
William Katzenburg
Senator Hewitt Receives Army Honorable Discharge
State Senator John H. Hewitt, head of Indiana’s coal bureau at the statehouse, was honorably discharged from the U S Army today. The discharge, dated December 27, 1918, from Camp Greene, Georgia, lists him as a first lieutenant in the medical corps, though his official papers had not been received until recently.
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John H. Hewitt
Indiana Coal Bureau
Statehouse
United States Army
Camp Greene
Hewitt
Army Medical Corps
Governor Huey P. Long Attacked in New Orleans Hotel
Governor Huey P. Long appeared in federal court denied knowledge of a reported kidnapping of two witnesses in a Louisiana state highway probe. He was struck by New Orleans Item reporter William Wiegand in the Roosevelt hotel suite amid political turmoil ahead of Tuesday's Democratic senatorial primary against Senator Joseph E. Ransdell.
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United Press
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
William Wiegand
New
Federal District Court
Samuel Irby
James E. Terrell
Shreveport
Long
Louisiana
Senate
Joseph E. Ransdell
New Argentina Chief in Power
The nation unites behind General Jose E. Uriburu who overthrew President Hipolito Irigoyen in a coup. Irigoyen lies ill at La Plata military post as celebrations sweep towns. A holiday is proclaimed to honor the provisional government and its civil cabinet led by Uriburu. Clashes on Saturday left about fifty dead and 100 wounded.
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United Press
Buenos Aires
Jose E. Uriburu
Hipolito Irigoyen
Irigoyen
la Plata
Uriburu
Rails avert major crash as train derails near Edwardsville
Nine coaches and the engine of a New York to St Louis Big Four passenger train derailed at seventy mph but no injuries occurred. High rails six inches high are said to have kept cars upright after a side rod connection broke. The official called it one of the luckiest accidents in the district.
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United Press
Edwardsville
Ill
Fragmented OCR Weather and Time Snippet
Readable fragments show times from 6 a m to 1 pm with temperatures or codes: 60, 59, 61, 63, 73, 98. The text includes stray symbols and decimal-like figures, offering no clear event or context beyond a sequence of times and numbers.
Santo Domingo Death Toll Soars After Hurricane
Inadequate care for the injured in Santo Domingo raises death projections as relief teams struggle. Experts estimate 25 to 50 percent of hospitalised patients may die from infection and lack of facilities. Official death count reaches about 4,000 with property losses put at 30 million dollars.
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United Press
Santo Domingo
Tropical disturbance in Caribbean near Santo Domingo
The United States weather bureau reports a smaller but intense tropical disturbance in the Caribbean about 200 miles south of Santo Domingo, the city nearly demolished days earlier.
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United Press
Washington
United States Weather Bureau Today
Caribbean
Santo Domingo
Grocery bandit holds up manager at downtown store
Shortly after noon today a bandit robbed the Standard Grocery at 820 West Michigan street, tying manager Otha Gentry of 121 Lyndhurst drive and stuffing a sack in his mouth before taking $40 from the cash register. He fled on foot and bystanders freed the bound man.
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Otha Gentry
Lyndhurst Drive
Standard Grocery Company
West Michigan Street
Gentry
Advance Dope for You on the New Films
The Times starts a weekly feature by Dan Thomas from Hollywood previewing upcoming releases. He will detail what each film is like, its stars, music, and overall appeal so readers can decide which pictures to see. The fall season highlights include Monte Carlo, The Rap, and The Sea God.
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Times
the Times
Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Movie Capital
Thomas
Monte Carlo
Indictment sought for Schroeder in High School road torch murder
Marion county grand jury hears four witnesses as Prosecutor Judson Stark seeks a second murder indictment against Harold Herbert Schroeder mobile garage owner. Schroeder, jailed, Expresses relief at action. defense claims third degree tactics. Autopsy suggests the victim was stabbed before the blaze. jury to piece together sequence of events and the unknown passenger.
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Grand Jury
Judson L. Stark
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Schroeder
George L. Winkler
P. O. Stump
Fred Fouts
Sixteenth
Meridian Streets
Lawrence A. Lewis
High School Road
Stark
Mobile
Ala
Jack Allen Clayton
Ruby Blue
North
Delaware Street
Senate Avenue
Washington Street
Winkler
Indianapolis
Ira Holmes
Holmes
Terre Haute
Talks move toward selecting site for US Veterans Bureau hospital
Indianapolis officials and business leaders meet Colonel L H Tripp Tuesday to choose the location for a 500 bed Veterans Bureau hospital. Three sites are under consideration with the leading option north of the Municipal Gardens beside White River and two others facing each other near the Thomas Taggart memorial at Burdsall parkway by the South Grove golf course.
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United States Veterans Bureau Hospital
Indianapolis
L. H. Tripp
Bureau
Municipal Gardens
White River
Thomas Taggart
Burdsall Parkway
South Grove
Wood Gets Law Post at Indiana School of Law
Joseph G. Wood of Indianapolis was named executive secretary and acting dean of Indiana law school, a newly created position announced by Attorney General James M. Ogden. The post will exist until a dean is appointed to replace the late James A. Rohbach.
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Joseph G. Wood
Indianapolis
Indiana Law School
James M. Ogden
Ogden
James A. Rohbach
Hoover Welcomes French Fliers Coste and Bellonte
President Hoover greeted French trans Atlantic fliers Coste and Bellonte in the White House rose garden. The ceremony followed a wreath laying at the Unknown Soldier tomb and a luncheon with Lindbergh Byrd and Rickenbacker present.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Hoover
Coste
Bellonte
Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard E. Byrd
Edward Rickenbacker
Atlantic
Paris
New York
Lindbergh
Rose Garden
Coach to Be Honored for Butler Athletic Director
Luncheon planned by the Chamber athletic committee at the Chamber of Commerce honors Harry M. Bell as the new Butler athletic director. Indiana college university and high school coaches are invited. Hubert S. Riley chairs the committee.
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Butler
Chamber of Commerce
Harry M. Bell
Chamber Athletic Committee
Indiana
Hubert S. Riley
First Game of Series Is Slated Oct 1
The 1930 world series opens on October 1 with games one and two in the American League city. Games three through five will be in the National League pennant winner’s home park, with games six and seven in the American League park if needed. Club owners met with commissioner Landis to announce plans. Representatives from Philadelphia Athletics Chicago St. Louis and Brooklyn attended. Washington and New York did not send reps.
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United Preas
Chicago
K. M. Landis
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Courim Sentenced for Drunken Driving Death
Charles Courim, 26, of 1603 Central Avenue, pled guilty to drunken driving and received 30 days on the state penal farm and a $25 fine plus costs. The plea averted manslaughter charges in the February 19 1929 death of Leonard Andrews on Central Avenue. Courim is identified as a former Manual Training high school athlete.
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Charles Courim
1603
Central Avenue
Courim
Leonard Andrews
Negro Clubber Confesses After Detroit Toledo Assault Spree
Lee Williams a 26 year old from Indianapolis confessed to a spree of clubbing attacks in Detroit and Toledo that left victims hurt. He was captured after beating Gus Fashlones in a shoe shop robbery attempt and was identified by Lamar Pinkley a Detroit suspect. Miss Ethel Goldsmith a 16 year old girl was earlier slugged in Detroit. Williams admitted the assaults to obtain gambling money.
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United Press
Toledo
Detroit
Lee Williams
Indianapolis
Gus Fashlones
Williams
Lamar Pinkley
Ethel Goldsmith
Bus overturns on State Road 56 injuring ten near Madison
A Colonial Stages bus rolled over while rounding a turn on State Road 56 near Madison. Ten people were injured, eight to Madison hospital, with driver Mack Klein seriously hurt but expected to recover.
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United Press
Madison
Ind
Colonial Stages
State Road 56
Mack Klein
Rioting in Darien After Bank Robbery Attempt Ends in Shootings
National guards were summoned as two peace officers were killed and a suspect shot in jail during a bank robbery attempt in Darien Georgia. George Grant, 30, was killed by a mob before the militia arrived. Acting Chief Robert Freeman and Deputy J H Collins were slain during pursuit of two Negro suspects. Nearly 100 militiamen responded, with pilots aiding the search from Jacksonville.
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United Press
Darien
George Grant
Robert L. Freeman
Glenn County
J. H. Collins
Savannah
J. R. Anderson
Anderson
Delta
John Fisher
Collins
Freeman
Jacksonville
Lowery Henge
Air Field
Akron Tragedy: Father Leaps To Death Over Alimony
Akron, Sept. 3. Louis Boosbeck, 45, a carpenter, killed himself by leaping from the north hill viaduct after writing a note claiming he could not pay alimony for his 9 month old daughter and wife. He left a message: My Baby I have no work cant pay alimony for you.
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Bu United Preas
Akron
Louis Boosbeck
Carpenter
North Hill
First Boulder Dam Work Starts Sept. 17
Secretary Wilbur will attend a Sept. 17 ceremony marking the start of the Boulder Dam power and irrigation project. The Union Pacific spur railroad from Las Vegas to Summit, seven miles south of the main line, will begin construction on the same date. The $165,000,000 project is announced by Senator Key Pittman of Nevada.
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Wilbur
United Press Los Angeles
Boulder da
Ray Tyman Wilbur
Summit
Song Salesman Harmed by Copyright Charges
Fenner Wolford of Cleveland faced federal charges for selling copies of 100 songs copyrighted by the Music Publishers Protective Association. He appeared before U S commissioner John W Kern and was held to the federal grand jury under a $500 bond.
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Fenner Wolford
Cleveland
John W. Kern
United States
Wolford
Music Publishers’ Protective Association
Rate Increase Sought by Indiana Tel Co Denied by PSC
The Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company seeks higher rates for Madison Loogootee Shoals Bicknell and 26 other communities. The Indiana public service commission denied the request for now and the filing is in federal court.
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Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Indiana Public Serv Ice Commission
Madison
Loogootee
Shoals
Bicknell
Perry County Grand Jury Weighs Murder Charge in Baby Shooting
Kentucky report says Perry county grand jury considered a murder charge against B E Hill fire chief and traffic policeman for shooting and killing a 21 month old girl of Mr and Mrs Charles Maggard in Hard Burley while pursuing a speeding automobile Saturday night.
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United Press
Perry County
B. E. Hill
Charles Maggard
Hard Burley
Foul Ball Injures Local Baseball Player
A foul ball struck John R. Smithy 21 of 1745 West Morris Street during an amateur game at Washington Park Sunday. He sustained a bruised jaw but an X ray at Methodist Hospital showed no broken bones.
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John R. Smithy
West Morris Street
Washington Park
Methodist Hospital
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