Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 128, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1926 — Page 15

SEPT. 3, 1926

AND MORE RAIN • IS YETTO GOME September Already Ahead of Normal for Month. "With September only on Its third flay, rainfall in Indianapolis has exceeded the normal for the month by .10 of an inch, the United States Weather Bureau reported today. And more rains are in prospect tonight and Saturday. Tne fall for the twenty-four hours ending this morning was .05 of an Inch, making the total rain for the month 3.15 inches, while normal for the month Is 3.05. Thursday the southern part of the State, which Wednesday night's downpour missed, got its rain. Columbus reported a cloudourstr 3.06 inches falling, while Terre Haute had 1.10, Vincennes 1.53 and Seymour 1.43. Only tile extreme northern part of the State now has failed to have heavy rain. Small streams have been brought out of their banks.

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RITES FOR B. M. WELLER Services Saturday for Ex-OfficlaJ of Nordyke & Marmon. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday for Byron M. Weller, 47, of 138 W. Twelfth St., at the J.' W. Patterson funeral home, 1324 N. Illinois St. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Two years ago Mr. Weller retired as superintendent of the Nordyke & Marmon Corporation, floor mill de ; partment, because of ill health. He Wiis a member of the Odd Fellows and the Elks. Besides the widow, he leaves a son, William B. Weller of Indianapolis and three sisters, who live in the East. VALENTINO’S TRAIN Small Group Greets Funeral Coach at Cleveland. Bu T'nllrii Prr ** CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. 3.—A Lakeshore limited train, bearing the body of Rudolph Valentino, pulled into the Union Station here at S3U a. m. today. Except for a small group, mostly Italians, there was no untistnl crowd on the platform. No demonstration of mourning was made.

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20 INDICTED FOR MURDER IN YEAR And Three Receive Death Penalty in County. For the fiscal year from Sept. 1, 1925, to Sept. 1, 1926, -twenty indictments for first degree murder were returned in Criminal Court, by the county grand jury. Prosecutor William H. Remy announced today. Os this number, three defendants received the death penalty. Edward Stewart, 39, Negro, charged with clubbing to death, Ralph Cunningham, was electrocuted at Indiana State Prison, Jan. 16. The other two sentenced to capital punishment are Roosevelt Hicks, 42, Negro, who killed his wife, and Wallace McCutcheon, 17, Negro, who fatally shot John Ward. Both are held at Indiana State Prison, having been granted appeals to the State Supreme Court. Six defendants were given l!f>i sentences and two were acquitted. The remainder either were sentenced for manslaughter or have not yet been tried, said Remy.

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SMITH TO STAY IN RACE Bluntly Refuses to Withdraw in Illinois Senatorial Content. Bu United Presi AURORA, 111., Sept. 3.—A blunt refusal to withdraw' from the race for the U. S. Senate was Frank L. Smith, Republican nominee’s answer to a call to quit the race Thursday night. x Pressure had been brought to bear on Smith following revelations of large gifts to his campaign .fund by utility interests, brought in in the recent senatorial primary campaign fund inquiry. BOMB POLITICIAN’S HOME Kerent Witness in Primary' Qui* Victim in Outrage. Bu United Prraa CHICAGO, /Sept. 3. —The home of Morris Eller, Chicago political ward leader, was wrecked here early today by a bomb believed planted by political enemies. Although Eller’s entire family was hurled from bed and half of the house was demolished, no one was Injured. Eller was a recent witness before the senatorial committee injury into election frauds.

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