Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1926 — Page 3

JUKE 29, 1926

MASKED BANDITS ROBBUSDRIVER Men Get $lB of Receipts for Day. While counting the day’s receipts, Robert Gooch, 6331 Ferguson St., bus driver for the Indianapolis Street Railway, was an easy victim for two masked bandits at Speedway City, Monday night, Gooch told Lieutenant Winkler, that suddenly he heard a noise and looked into the barrels of two guns. Ordering him out of bus, the two bandits “walked him’’ down the railroad track and took SIB.BO. The rear door at the home of Mrs. M. A. Shields. 525 E. Forty-Ninth St., was pried open Monday, and the house ransacked. Clothing and heirlooms, valued at S6O were taken. Edward Stemmel, druggist, 228 S. Illinois St., reported his store entered. Money was taken from the cash register, but he was unable to give the amount. E. A. Casey, 413 N. Delaware St., reported his room looted of articles valued at $l5O.

GIRL., 16, ATTACKED RICHMOND, Ind., June 29. Frieda Giant, 16-year-old victim of an alleged criminal attack was under Itacare of a physicians today while ""two youths were held without bond charged with the act. TRAIN KILLS HOOSIER fcßv United Pres* % FRANKORT, Ind., June 29.—A widow and five children today survived Merle Smith, 45, killed when his auto stalled in front of a Monon train. He was employed in the Nickel Plate shops.

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DECLARATION Congress Receives Stirring Document From Committee. Editor's Note—This is ths fifth article of the aeries written from congressional records depicting: what led up to signing of the Declaration of ndependence. 160 vears ago July 4. Note that thj “dispatches” are dated as of 1770. They are the writer's conception of how a modern reporter would have handled the big stories breaking Id those stirring times By Ruth Finney, Times Staff Corresunndent PHILADELPHIA, June 29, 1776. These United Colonies are free and independent states and are absolved from all allegiance to the British crown! The committee appointed some weeks ago to draft a declaration of independence made this proclamation in a stirring document submitted to the Continental Congress for its approval or rejection. The declaration was read in Congres and ordered to lie on the table, and Congress then adjourned until Monday, when action will probably be taken. After a preamble explaining the purpose of the declaration and asserting the principle that governments are instituted among men to secure to them the rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and must be changed whenever they become destructive of these rights, the document sets forth the grievances of the colonies against the King of Great Britain. Among these are recited refusal of the King to assent to laws wholesome and necessary for the public good; dissolving representative houses and refusing to cause others to be elected; trying to prevent population of these States; making judges dependent on his ■null alone; keeping standing armies among us In times of peace; cutting off our trade from all parts of the world; imposing taxes on us without our consent; depriving us of trial by jury; transporting us beyond seas to be tried; taking away our charters, *and plundering our seas, ravaging our coasts, and destroying the lives of our people. The declaration was written by Thomas Jefferson and concurred In by the four other members of the committee. The motion for announcing our independence, first made on June 7 by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia.

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