Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 138, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1926 — Page 2
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NOTRACEOFMEN WHO FORCED WAY IN BOWMAN HOI > Abused Baby While They Made Mother Prepare Their Meal. Police had no trace today of two men who Tuesday morning fox-ced their way Into the home of Mrs. Hezzie Bowman, 22, of 3701 W. Twelfth St., and, with clubs, compelled her to cook a meal for them. Police believe the men to be escaped convlots. The men entered shortly after Mr. Bowman left for work. They grabbed Mrs. Bowman, telling her they would kill her and her 14-month-old baby, Betty Lou, 'lf she made any Outcry. When they threatened to kill her, she gave them a dollar. The men then hit the baby on the legs with their clubs. One was for killing ithe baby, but the other one said: 'We don’t want to add murder to
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WEATHER CAUSES DELAYINFLIGHT Postponement in New York-to-Paris Attempt. Bv United Press ROOSEVELT FIELD, WESTBURY, L. 1., Sept. 15. —Four airmen were ready today for an epic-making flight; three powerful motors were delicately tuned, and the weather was perfect—yet the New York-to-Taris flight of the Giant Sikorsky airplane, S-35, was postponed. The cause of the delay came in messages from ocean liners, far out in the Atlantic, and from lawrt stations on the Newfoundland coast. The messages reported rainy weather 300 miles east of the Grank Bank, low visibility and freshening wind. The S-35, In which Rene Fonck and his three associates planned to span the Atlantic without a stop, was forced to remain in its shed. Fully 2,000 persons, unaware of
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Fonck's decision made at midnight not to start his flight today, were at the field at dawn expecting to see the big plane sail oft over the Atlantic. LIBERAL PARTY” WINS IN CANADA Balance of Power Situation Remains. 8 1/ United Press OTTAWA. Ont.. Sept. 15.—Conservative Premier Arthur Meighen and five of his ministers were defeated in Canada’s general election Tuesday and returns today assured the return to power of the Liberal party, led by Mackenzie King. The balance of power in the new parliament apparently again will be held by the'Progressive-Liberals. It has' been the hope of Canadians that Tuesday's general election would end the situation in the house, but while the conservative defeat was decisive, the Liberal victory was not.
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Automobiles reported stolen to po : lice belong to: Willard Burkdall, 133 W. Vermont St., Ford, 16Q-167, from. Washington and Brush Sts. Merrill J. Mark, Sullivan, Ind., Ford, 83-356, from Market St. and Senate Ave. Roy Wilmoth, 720 N. Meridian St., Ford, M-794, from that address. H. S. Rassmussen, 3114 College Ave., Cole, 20-902, from Capitol Ave. and Market St. Harry Hoffman, Graylynn Hotel, Willys-Knight, 221-360, from in front of hotel. Alonzo Cook. 1832 Howard St., Ford, from 1241 Reusener St. Mrs. John P. Mullaly, 27 Hamp-
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