Cox Quits as Special Prosecutor in Vote Fraud Probe
Earl R. Cox resigned as special prosecutor in the grand jury investigation of primary election corruption. He cited lack of funds and council apathy as reasons, saying the probe cannot progress without $5,000. Prosecutor Stark then pursued charges against three of four poll officials. only John L. Brenz faced fresh affidavits.
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Earl R. Cox
Cox
James A. Collins
Judson L. Stark
Grand Jury
Collins
Council
Starknelle
E. W. Hoover
J. D. Andrews
M. C. Lyons
John L. Brenz
North
Illinois Street
Missing jurist last seen at night club
Arkie Schwartz proprietor of the Club Abbey in midtown reported that Supreme Court Justice Joseph F. Crater visited his club early on the morning of August 7, a day after he was seen with lost friends. Crater stayed from midnight until 3 am and spoke with chorus girl Elaine Dawn. Schwartz said there was nothing unusual about his appearance or conduct.
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United Press
New York
Arkie Schwartz
Abbey
Supreme Court
Joseph F. Crater
Schwartz
Justice Crater
Elaine Dawn
Parking rules dropped on Sixteenth Street with few exceptions
Police Chief Kinney announced that no parking regulations on Sixteenth Street have been abandoned except between Talbott and Pennsylvania streets. The withdrawal followed a safety committee suggestion that an ordinance governing the street is being prepared.
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Sixteenth Street
Talbott
Pennsylvania Streets
Kinney
Doctor Fishbein Recovers From Auto Crash Injuries
Dr. Morris Fishbein of Chicago editor of the American Medical Association Journal announced he has fully recovered from a dislocated back and a minor concussion after a Saturday auto accident in Kansas City. He previously resided in Indianapolis.
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United Press
Kansas City
Morris Pishbein
Chicago
American Medical Association Journal
Capone Forms Chicago Co operative to Control Rackets
Al Capone consolidates rivals into a large Chicago Cook county organization to run beer, vice and gambling. A cabinet led by former enemies will handle beer, war, gambling and vice while Capone stays in the background. Ralph Capone and others take key posts as police pressure rises.
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al Capone
Chicago
Hicago
Scarface
Cook County
Capone
Cicero
Lexington Hotel
Joe Saltis
Klondike O'Donnell
Ted Newberry
Jack McGurn
Newberry
Northside
Zuta-Moran
McGurn
Ralph Capone
Ralph
Jack Guzick
Hymie Levine
Five Are Killed in Locomotive Blast
Five persons died and eleven were injured when a Reading railroad switch engine exploded in the company yard in Philadelphia before noon today. The dead include foreman John Bimiler engineman Fred C. Spangler inspector John Kelly assistant road foreman Crawford Dunseath and shopman James P. Smith. The engine, a pusher used for shunting freight cars on the Neshaminy Falls and Ewing division.
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United Press
Elphia
Reading Railroad
John Bimiler
Fred C. Spangler
John Kelly
Crawford Dunseath
James P. Smith
Neshaminy Falls
Ewing
Quiet Buenos Aires after riot erupts at inauguration
Rioting broke out after the inauguration of General Jose E Uriburu’s revolutionary government in Buenos Aires. Seven people were reported killed and about fifty wounded as troops misread a rebel threat and gunfire spread through the city before order was restored. Authorities ordered arrests of former president Irigoyen and other leaders and warned citizens with arms would be court-martialed.
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Buenos Aires
Jose E. Uriburu
Hipolito Irigoyen
Irigoyen
Enrique Martinez
Government House
Weather snapshot Hourly Temperatures Display
Readable hourly temperature list shows 6am 54, 7am 58, 8am 63, 9am 68, 10am 70, noon 75. Indicates a warming trend through the morning.
Percy Grainger Hauls Baggage On Way To Station
Plains New York September 9 Percy Grainger pianist quotes a penny saved earns a penny. Neighbors on porches watch him walk down the road with a wheelbarrow headed to the railroad station to fetch his baggage after returning from a vacation at Malden New York with Court ney Bigelow the writer.
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BBC
Waite
Malden, N. Y
Courtney Bigelow
New Hurricane Rouses Fears
Washington reports awaiting word on the season's third tropical hurricane as no reports have come from the disturbance since Monday. The weather bureau issued a warning at 9 PM noting the system likely moves west-northwest over the Caribbean south of Haiti and advising caution to vessels near its path.
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United Press
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Haiti
Relief Work Speeded In Santo Domingo After Hurricane
Relief efforts for thousands of hurricane victims in Santo Domingo were accelerated by American Red Cross officials. The city faces pestilence as restoration teams repair the electric grid, lights return, and the death toll rises beyond 2,000 with likely total over 2,500. About 14,000 are injured, with around 3,000 seriously hurt.
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United Press
Santo Domingo
American Red Cross
Bondsmen Ordered Away From Courts In City
Municipal court judges admonish professional bondsmen to confine activities to offices near the courts. Judges Cameron and Wetter threaten no-loitering and bar payments to bondsmen or lawyers without prisoner‑signed written orders. Millions in tax receipts will be rejected if bonds are signed without proper deed or cash bond.
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South Alabama
Clifton R. Cameron
Paul C. Wetter
Harry G. Leslie
Cameron and
Wetter
Thomas E. Garvin
Dan V. White
Cameron
Mercury to Take Rise In Warmer United States Forecast
The weather bureau forecast higher temperatures after a cold snap. At 6 am the thermometer showed 54 degrees but was expected to rise later. Tonight was expected to be somewhat warmer with possible showers.
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United States Weather Bureau
Coste and Bellonte Fly Question Mark Into New York
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte landed the trans Atlantic sesquiplane Question Mark at Roosevelt Field after a flight from Washington arriving at 1 45 p m. Sept 9.
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United Press V.Y Stream
N. Y
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Roosevelt Field
Washington
Makeup Art On Campus Brightens Day Smile Visit
Miss Beatrice Boehm visits campus to promote makeup art with students Betty Belk Marthabelle Bond and June Blythe. Overnight photo captures the group as blossoming barbers, turning out surprisingly well.
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Beatrice Boehm
Betty Belk
Marthabelle Bond
June Blythe
Louise Crouch
David Ryker
Louise Harshman
Grand jury weighs murder and arson in Schroeder case
With seven witnesses heard, Marion county grand jury deliberates indictment against Harold Herbert Schroeder for murder and arson in the High School road torch case. Prosecutor Judson L. Stark seeks charges as witnesses including Jack Clayton Ruby Blue Sheriff Winkler detectives Stump Fouts and Deputy Coroner Lewis testified.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Judson L. Stark
Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
High School Road
Stark
Jack Allen Clayton
Ruby Blue
North
Delaware Street
George L. Winkler
P. O. Stump
Fred Fouts
Lawrence A. Lewis
Warning on epidemic of infantile paralysis issued
Dr. William F. King director of the state health department warns city and county officials about the danger of an epidemic of infantile paralysis and outlines preventive steps. He says Marion county is currently free from the disease.
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William F. King
State Health Department
Marion County
Harter Seeks Eighteenth Amendment Repeal in Ohio Run
Don W. Harter former U S. commissioner at Cleveland today campaigned in Akron for repeal of the eighteenth amendment as he seeks the Fourteenth district congressman seat.
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United Press
Akron. O
Don W. Harter
United States
Cleveland
Fourteenth
American at 50 Is Good as Dead Says Surgeon Voronoff
In a Paris press conference Dr Serge Voronoff the monkey gland surgeon said Americans die at fifty not by death but by exhaustion and weariness from the pace of life. He blamed the ultra modern tempo and high prices for the toll on American vitality.
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United Press
Nice
France
Serge Voronoff
Voronoff
America
Otumwa Savings Bank Robbery Nets About 30000
Ottumwa police report a bank hold up at the Ottumwa Savings Bank stealing about 30000 in cash. The robbers fled the scene and are at large as authorities investigate the heist in Ottumwa Iowa.
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Ottumwa
United Press
U S Hospital Site Near White River Picked for Vote
A 25 acre tract overlooking the White River and adjacent Municipal Gardens will be recommended as the site for Indianapolis United States veterans bureau hospital. Col L H Tripp Mayor Reginald H Sullivan and officials visited three proposed sites. The river site is favored for the $500000 hospital. Construction starts next year with plans growing from 150 beds to 500.
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White River
Federal Hospitalization Board
Indianapolis
United States Veterans’ Bureau
L. H. Tripp
Bureau
Reginald H. Sullivan
Tripp
Burglars Steal Perfume From Kingham Brothers
City detectives traced a distinct perfume scent to catch burglars who rifled the Kingham Brothers Extract Company at 1301 Earth Avenue for about 150 dollars Monday night.
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Kingham Brothers Extract Company
Earth Avenue
Ma Kinney Wins News Corner Stand Battleground
Trembling and sobbing, Ma Kinney, 72, of 1302 Le Grande avenue, a news reader and stand operator, wins a board of safety decision to keep her corner space in front of the Circle Tower on Market street after threats of removal. She argued police advised move during construction and that she could return when the Tower building was finished. Kinney said the city settled damages by giving her property to reside and she plans to buy another house as tenants of the Tower sign a petition in her favor.
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Pauline
Ma) Kinney
le Grande Avenue
News Veader
Board of Safety
Kinney
Circle Tower
Market Street
William
Ma” Kinney
Cat's Meow Lets Tenant Skip Rent Payment
Mrs J Russell McCormick did not pay rent claiming disruptive cat noises at 219 East Seventeenth Street kept her awake. Judge Thomas E Garvin heard the dispute as Mr and Mrs Beatty sued for relief and the defense described nightly howling and meowing.
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Thomas E Garvin
James L. Beatty
J. Russell McCormick
McCor
Cat S
East Seventeenth Street
Diver Nick Danese Trapped Deep in Canal After 26 Hours
New Orleans rescuers battled the current to reach 63 year old diver M. A. Danese wedged between pilings at a pumping station. A life line and temporary dam efforts became the focus as the clock passed 24 hours.
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United Press
New Orleans
M. A. Danese
Danese
Weather warns: Dodgers threaten ride for car case
Persons charged with traffic violations released on their own recognizance who fail to appear before Municipal Judge Paul C Wetter may ride to court in a police patrol car. The judge will furnish Police Chief Jerry E Kinney with lists of those failing to appear and request immediate apprehension. Several alleged violators daily fail to show up in court.
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Paul C. Wetter
Jerry E. Kinney
License Granted for Voice of St. Louis Station KMOX KFQUA
The federal radio commission approved a license for the 50,000 watt Voice of St. Louis station KMOX KFQUA at St. Louis. It will broadcast without limit on a 1090 kilocycle wave length.
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Voice of
St. Louis
United Press
Washington
Federal Radio Commission Today
School Page Announced By The Times In Indianapolis
The Times will publish a weekly school page covering Indianapolis and Marion county. The first edition appears Wednesday and pupils teachers and principals may submit school news to the editor for inclusion. The feature aims to inform both parents and schools.
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Times
Indianapolis
Marion County
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the Times
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
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Philadelphia
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O'Donnell
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Percy
Grainger
Red Cross
Mercury
Coste
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Celia
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