Court Fight Looms Over Co operative Mines
A suit for injunction seeks to stop District No. 11 officers from notifying International President John N. Lewis of co operative mines. Hearing set for Friday at 10 a.m. in Indianapolis district court. William H. Howe, Chicago sales agent, sues to prevent charter revocation.
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Tunitid Press Dispatch
Terre Haute
International
John N. Lewis
Tyler G. Lanson
Harvey Cartwright
William Mitch
Lewis
William H. Howe
Chicago
Indiana
Indianapolis
Howe
Cullop, Padgett & Clark
Vincennes
Uncle Joe Cannon Reaches 89 Quietly in Danville
Danville Virginia May 7 Uncle Joe Cannon says he feels better than in years and looks well for his age. His daughter Miss Helen Cannon notes family sorrow recently and expects no celebration. Neighbors and friends visit the ivy covered Cannon home and send letters from across the country.
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Danville
Joe Cannon
Helen Cannon
Miss Cannon
Arvesta Northey Receives Life Sentence in Poisoning Case
In Broken Bow Nebraska on May 7 Mrs Arvesta Northey was found guilty of murder and given life imprisonment for aiding Frank Brunner in poisoning his wife so they could marry. Brunner is already serving a life term.
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Broken Bow
Neh
Arvesta Northey
Gilty
Frank Brunner
Brunner
Anderson Raids Tunis Press Dispatch
Federal agents swooped on Anderson with warrants, arresting twenty to twenty five liquor law violators as part of a clean up operation.
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Tunis
Indianapolis
Anderson
Bandits Loot Pawns Shop In Busy Chicago Morning
In Chicago on May 7 thousands of pedestrians passed as bandits looted a local pawn shop of about $26,000 during the busy morning hour and escaped. Local police initiated a search for the robbers and secured the scene for investigation.
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Chicago
Bloomington Woman Dies In Bed Fire
Mrs Abram Voyles a 58 year old Bloomington woman died after she wrapped bed clothes in a bedroom fire set by herself while ill. A nurse broke in too late to save her.
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Bloomington
Abram Voyles
Robbers Loot Menter Clothing Store In Elwood
Owners recover their fixtures and reopen after thieves entered the Menter clothing store in Elwood taking the entire stock valued at five thousand dollars.
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Elwood
Ind
Menter Clothing
Plot to Kill Danish Premier Foiled in Copenhagen
Police believe a plotting Swede and a Frenchman sought to assassinate Premier Staunig and two cabinet members with Russian minister Ko betzky’s help. They were captured after meeting the Soviet emissary and offering payment for the killings and arson.
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Copenhagen
Stautng
Denmark
Kobetzky
Kobetaky
Staunig
Steincke
Social Affairs
Borghbjerg
Sweden
Shakeup of Chicago Police Expected After Raid
Chicago May 7 Wholesale suspension expected when officers from the West North Avenue station face Chief Morgan A Collins. Evidence shows many district officers protected liquor traffic. A raid by Lieut Blaul netted 100 gallons of alcohol 7a gallons of whisky and several barrels of wine. Records show liquor sold for four years and regular protection payments recorded. Two officers seized and an order issued for all district officers to appear.
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Lundted Press
Chicago
West North Avenue
Morgan A. Collins
Lieut. Blaul
Collins
Sanfrancisco Town Placed Under Strict Quarantine
Sanfrancisco town in Gibson county near Princeton is under strict quarantine after 28 small pox cases were found. All public meetings are banned and children under sixteen may not leave homes.
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Francisco
Ind
Sanfrancisco
Ben Caneld
Princeton
Gibson County
Capper Pushes Inquiry Into Grain Market Turbulence
In Chicago Senator Arthur Capper urges a thorough government inquiry into recent wheat and corn market swings. He cites manipulative signals, notes the Capper Ticknor act, calls for facts from Secretary Jardine, and stresses the need to keep the grain market honest for producers and buyers.
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Chicago
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Capper- Ticknor
Jardine
Government Department
Board of Control
Killing Frost Hits Indiana Across State
Anoth er heavy frost in most sections of Indiana last night was reported to the weather bureau today. The frost killed all South Bend and Lafayette and several other points in the northwest part of the state. Central portions report less damage and no federal estimates yet. The weather bureau forecast frost tonight in the north and central areas.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Lafayette
French Columns Press Morocco Riffians in Three-Way Advance
Tangier dispatch reports three French columns pressing the Riffian tribesmen in Morocco. Col Om Bay and Col Freydenberg face stiff resistance near Taunat as they push north from Ouergha to relieve block houses cut off along a 120 mile front. The fighting is described as real warfare with trenches manned by world war veterans and French forces aiming to drive the Rift attackers back.
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Tangier
I’rench
Morocco
Colombat
Combay
Kifan
Freydenberg
Ouergha
Taunat
Spanish Morocco
Abdel Krim
French Morocco
Officials in Bribery Probes Sweep Nation
A United Press survey finds scores of public officials nationwide indicted convicted or under suspicion for alleged bribery or conspiracy to defeat national prohibition laws amid a May 7 New York dispatch.
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New York
United Press Survey
Judge to rule on UMW officials demurrer case
In Wheeling West Virginia Judge Baker said he would rule tomorrow on the demurrer arguments in the case of United Mine Workers officials and members accused of violating an injunction order.
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Imithd
Press Dispatcil
Wheeling
W. Va
Baker
United States District Court
United Mine Workers
Rum Row Breaks Under Navy Blockade Strain
United Press Dispatch reports from Clifton New York May 7 that four more rum runners joined the blockade as rum row breaks up under pressure. Wireless reports say ships weighed anchor and sailed north likely to reach unguarded shores while government picket boats trail the retreating vessels. Coast guard officials say the major portion remains immobile.
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United Press Diswatch
Clifton, N
Ury
Rum
Atlantic
Clifton
N. Y
Coast Guard
Train Hits Auto at Stonebrook Killing Three in York Area
A grade crossing collision in York County left three dead and one injured. Dover teen Carvin Wolgamuth, 17, and York residents Iva Diehl, 21, and Mary Cooke, 19, died in the crash near Stonebrook. Walter Eisenhower sustained both leg fractures.
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United Press Dispatch
York, Pa
Stonebrook
Carvin Wolgamuth
Dover
Iva Diehl
Mary Cooke
York
Walter Eisenhower
Indiana Farm Bureau Opposes Grain Marketing IPO Sale
The Indiana Farm Bureau Federation protests to the Securities commission against allowing Grain Marketing Corporation of Chicago to sell stock in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Grain Marketing Corporation of Chicago
The
Securities Commission
Indiana
Warrants for Indianapolis police in Duvall case
May 7. Horse Thief Detective association officials expect more warrants against police who aided in the arrest of fifty Duvall workers during the primary election. Sergeant Morrissey was arrested yesterday and will be tried May 21 on assault and battery charges. The group plans further arrests as attorneys prepare. The fifty Duvall workers, all members of the association, face city court on May 16 for carrying concealed weapons or vagrancy.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Horse Thief Detective Association
Duvall
Michael Morrissey
Morrissey
Chas. Riddle
Horse Thief Association
Burglars Loot Indian Refining Plant Safe With Nitroglycerin
A midnigh t burglary at the Indian Refining company plant near the Pennsylvania tracks saw criminals blow the front door lock and use nitroglycerin to force the small safe. They escaped with about 440 dollars in currency and checks, leaving few clues beyond a lone stranger seen near the plant. Police and manager suspect professional operatives due to precise execution and small loot.
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Indian Refining Company
Sars Ohatay
Greene
Goggs
William Shepherd
The
Marion Allen
Refining Company
Shepherd
Standard Oil Company
Sine
Three Hoosier Bank Bandits Identified
Officials of the Indiana Bankers Protective association identify Harry Pierpont Charles Northern and Thaddeus Skeer as the bandits who robbed the New Harmony bank of 11000 a year ago. Pierpont is jailed in Kokomo after a prior conviction. Northern and Skeer await trial there.
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Pnited
Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers’ Protective Association
Harry Pierpont
Charles Northern
Thaddeus Skeer
Kokomo
New Harmony Bank
Pierpont
Chief Not Hurt After Forced Landing in Tennessee Flight
Major General Mason Patrick and his pilot Captain St. Clair Street left Johnsonville at 7 15 a m for Nashville. They spent the night after a forced landing due to engine trouble and were not hurt. They earlier left Memphis en route to Nashville covering most of the distance before another forced landing.
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Johnsonville
Perm
Mason Patrick
Nashville
Army Air Service
St. Clair Street
Memphis
Oil leases under second DC investigation ordered
A special grand jury is convened by the District of Columbia Supreme Court for next week to launch a second inquiry into naval oil leases. The move follows prior inquiries and aims to deepen the federal oil lease probe.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
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