Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1923 — Page 3
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BRYSON PLEDGES PAY BOOSE AID TO CITY MAILMEN Indiana Postal Employes Hold Mass Meeting at Denison, Answering the appeal of Indiana postal employes for better wages. ..Robert H. Bryson, postmaster of Indianapolis. today promised cooperation in the movement for passage of the pay reclassification biir in Congress. Dr. J. Ambrose Dunkel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, declared to 500 Indiana postal employes here Saturday night at the Denison: “We need to consider more the needs of the American home and stop feeding the maws of militant Europe. "We can do this by seeing that our Government pays its employes enough to maintain their homes on a'decern American standard.” Other talks were made by: B. F. Entwhiatle. president of Letter Carriers' local No. 38: K. L. Stirapson, president of Postoffiee Clerks' local No. 130: Victor W Martin, president of the Indianapolis branch of Railway Mail Service Clerks E. E. Howze. president of the Rural Carriers’ Association: 'Austin O. Sims supervisor of the Indianapolis postoffiee. and T J Hildebrand, vice president of Letter Carriers’ local No. 39. who presided.
AURORA IiNHELD IN KILLING PROBE Denies Knowledge of Slaying of Canadian, By Time* Special AURORA, Ind., Dec. 17.—Cincinnati police and Sheriff Goodpasture continued to question George Ernest Norton, said to be also known as Bennie Farley, George Feaston and Larry B. Smiley, In an attempt to determine whether he is the man wanted in Mel bourne, Canada, for the killing of a bank official there. He is said to an ever the description of the murderer Norton, who owns a garage here, declared emphatically he knew noth ing of the crime. He denied he had deserted a wife and son at James town, N. Y. Norton is engaged to wed Miss Rella Holmes, a popular girl of the county. She refuses to believe the reports con eeming Norton. A reward of $3,000 is offered for thf man wanted for the Canadian killing
150 ARRESTED IN RAIDS OF POLICE Blind Tiger and Gambling Burden Court Slate. Gambling games and blind tigers with a larger nutpber of vagrant: than usual, heavily burdened the week-end police slate. Men arrested totaled 125; women 21, and minor boytaken to the detention home. 4. Edward Downey. 27. of 316 E. Vcr mont St., is charged with keep': a gaming house, anti eleven men :: charged with visiting. Eight men and two women ~.• charged with blind tiger operation. A moaning woman, found in tin grave! pit at Kentucky Ave. and Harding St., proved to be Lena Pop pemd. 22, giving 510 Prospect St. as her address, who was charged with intoxication. Two other women and twenty-four men are slated on the same charge. Lee Ensley, 45. of 313 W. Ohio St., was slated early today on a charge of intoxication, disorderly conduct, pro sanity, and malicious destruction ot property after a complaint by thf* manager of Payne's Busy Bee lunch, 144 N. Illinois St., that he destroyed furniture valued at S3O. GOTHAM REALTOR HERE Charles G. Edwards Will He Guest oi Local Board. Charles G. Edwards, New York member of the committee of the National Association of Real Estate Boards in charge of home complete •hows, will be the guest of the Home Complete Exposition committee of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board when h* visits Indianapolis Wednesday. The Indianapolis show will be at the State fairground, April 7to 12. Edwards is president of the New York City Real Estate Board. He will speak at the weekly luncheon of the local board. KOKOMO MINISTER KILLED Dies of Injuries Received When Struck by Auto. By United Pre 1* KOKOMO. Dec. 17. The Rev, Wil liam L. Hoon died at the hospital here of Injuries received when accidentally struck by an automobile Saturday night. The Rev. Mr. Hoon Is a Methodist preacher and held charges in Nebraska and West Virginia. He has a brother, the Rev. Frank Hoon of St. Paul, Ind. Fall Results Fatally . Mrs. Louise Asher, 73, 1704 S. Lin den St., died at city hospital Sunday night as the result of a fall from a couch In her home, Sept. 7. She suffered a broken leg.
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TIGER OF FRANCE IS HURT IN AUTO CRASH Clemenceau, However, Says He’s Too Tough to Be Damaged B}/ United Press PARIS, Dec. 17. —"I'm too tough to be damaged by an automobile,” Georges Clemenceau, tiger of Francer veteran of the Franco-Prussian war of 1870, and of innumerable political battles, said today. The ex-premier sat with grizzled face swathed in banda'ges, sipping nourishment. He was severely hurt and cut about the head Sunday in an automobile accident. GO EAST TO' WEST POINT Uncle Sam Will Give 100 Yanks Opportunity at School. Approximately 100 men will have an opportunity to enter West Point when the 1924 class graduates, Maj. Robert L. Moseley announced today. Men between the ages of 21 and 30, citizens of the United States who belong to one of the following classes are eligible to take the competitive examination: A warrant officer or enlisted man of the Regular Army with two years service, a reserve officer or member of the enllstod reserve corps; an officer, warrant officer or enlisted man in the National Guard; a graduate of a technical school approved by the Secretary of War. Local men who wish to take the competitive examination for appointment may make application with Major Moseley, at 603 N. Meridian St., or at Ft. Benjamin Harrison.
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ALLEGED BOOZE RUNNERS FACING U.S. INVESTIGATION Two Hundred Gallons of Whiskey Captured by Sheriff Snider, Held without bond in city court, two alleged rum-runners captured Saturday night with 200 gallons of pre-war whisky on the National Rd., were to be taken before Federal Commissioner John W. Kern today by Sheriff George Snider. Charges of conspiracy to violate Federal liquor laws will be put against them, Snider said. The men gave their names as Ben Doncaster, Taylorville, Ky., and George Morgan, Newland hotel, Cincinnati. Doncaster told the sheriff he had been hired to drive the Christmas booze through to Cincinnati from a St. Louis garage. “This booze is part of the 800 fiftygallon barrels stolen from a Government warehouse in St. Louis, and is connected with George Remus, of Cincinnati,” said Sheriff Snider. "One of the men talked.” Water Replaces Booze Three of the 800 barrels was discovered when It was found the whisky
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