Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 240, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1927 — Page 3

JAN. 12, 1927

BLACK HAND SEEN IN KiX DEATH New Theory in Murder of Kokomo Youth. ffu Timm Special KOKOMO, Ind., Jan. 12. —Police were working 1 on the theory today that Joseph Bruno, whose bulletriddled body was found in a fluid near Knox, Ind., Dec. 26, had been slain here for violating unwritten laws of the Italian Black Hand Society and his body taken by auto to the northern part of the State. Bruno’s body was identified at Knox last Friday by his father, after it had been unclaimed for days. Knox authorities held he had been slain there by a bootlegger gang. The murder of Bruno, police believe, grew directly out of his confession before the Howard County grand jury, in which he Involved several other Italians. Bruno was indicted on two statutory charges. Near Bruno’s body was found an unused dagger, emblematic of revenge in southern Italy. Placed next to his body, police believe It conveyed the meaning that an act of revenge had been completed. Local Italians refused to talk, however. When questioned by police, they shrug their shoulders and pretend they cannot understand. AERIAL CHARLESTON LONDON, Jan. 12.—Richard Granville and his dancing partner, Babette, recently danced the Charleston 2,000 feet in the air on one of the London-Paris Argosy planes. The plane kept perfect poise during the dance.

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Man, 66, Leaves Sick Bed to Get Married Bn Vnitcii Preen NEW YORK, Jan. 12.—Quitting his bed in a Washington (D. C* hospital, where he has been convalescing for several weeks, Gen. George Herbert Harries, 66, Chicago, came here last night and married Mrs. Alice Loveland, Detroit, a widow. f A trained nurse, accompanied the officer on the trip and watched over him during the ceremony in the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. The marriage culminates a romance of the World War. The bride, 40, was a war worker connected-with the air craft division at Dayton, Ohio. General Harries was the first American officer to enter Berlin after the armistice, bfing a member of an allied commission sent there to adjust post-war matters. 3 mrnm WITHINFEWHOURS Lunch Wagon Robbed Second Time in Three Days. Three hold-ups were reported to police within four hours late Tuesday. Clay McDonald, manager of a lunch wagon at 826 E. Washington St., reported shortly after midnight, that a bandit took $lO from the cash register. Last Sunday morning McDonald was held up, police said. Clarence Lynn, 23, of 923 Charles St., is being held on a vagrancy charge, fallowing an incoherent story told police Tuesday night. Jess Wall

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HIP INJURIES FATAL Post Mortem Reveals Death Was Caused by Mishap. Post-mortem of the body of Arthur Shott, city street cleaner, 64, of 1611 W. Ohio St., who died at his home Tuesday after he had been dismissed from the city hospital, showed death resulted from Injuries to his hip, sustained w’hen he was knocked down by a machine Jan. 6 at Kentucky Ave. and Maryland St. Arthur Garrett. 706 N. Alabama St., said to have been the driver of the car, w r as not held by police. POULTRY CONGRESS Sixteen foreign countries already have accepted Invitations to send delegates to the World Poultry Congress, to be held in Ottowa next | summer. An auto tour to the congress is being arranged from United States border points. Births Girls Pharos and Margaret Overman. 843 N. La Salle. Clayton and Clara Vance. 4254 Carrollton. Marion and Ruth Clarke. 1021 Prospect. Otis and Catherine Pullian, 131 N. Traub. Leonard and Fern Sargent. 1501 Central. George gnd Mary Karree. 2136 N. Temple. Clifford and Viretta Turner, 844 N. Chester. W. H. and Hazel Cortelyou, 1133 N. Oxford. > Morris and Eva J&ffe. Methodist Hospital . William and Sonia Phillips. Methodist Hospital. William and Nellie Coberly. 1528 Astor. Ora and Edna Strawder 046 Jones. Samuel and Hazel Wade. 1213 Le Grande. Robert and Opal Dunham. 1435 E. Twelfth. Henry and Kalista Smith. 830 River. Roacoe and Amy Jollifie. 2111 E. Washington. Clarence and Viola Mclntiro. 115 N. Greeley. Boys Robert and Florence Patterson. MethoI dist Hospital. • ! Wallace and Faye Lee. Methodist Hospl- | tal. Francis and Odie Nottingham. 1210 S. Senate. Donald and Ceclle Myers. 700 E. Tenth. Gal>e and Bertha Lucas. 2107 Ransdell. Car! and Lillian Bordenkocher, 1125 N. ; Hamilton. Robert and Mildred Petty. 004 Buchanan. Twins Harry and Helen Steel. Methodist Hospital, boys. Deaths James Stjjart Guilford. 65, 103 E. St. Clair, angina pectoris. i’erlina King Fuaon. 78. 1258 Burdsal Parkway BlvdT. lobar pneumonia. John W. Duckworth, 73. 230 Eastern, acute myocarditis. Donald B. Smith, 34, city hospital, lobar puenmonla. Mary Ellen Kettnrr, 54, Christian Hospital, lobar pneumonia. Chewtine Johnson, 5 days, city hospital, premature birth. Iferdle Cowherd. 40. 1963 Alvord. chronic Interstitial nephritis. Josephine B. Walker, 38. Battles Sanatorium. accidental. John Scott Jr.. 3 days, 2305 Fairvtew PL premature birth. Eh a F MeCalip. 48. 1110 N. Terahlng. acute dilatation of heart. Martha Jane Miller. 70. 1305 Roach hypostatic pneumonia. Lorenza Dow I.a u ter, 73. 354 W. Twen-ty-Ninth. atmplrxy. Raymond John Feiner, 26. 3173 N. Sherman l>r„ pulmonarv tuber"UlOHt. John Ktrwh, 80, 12241 Union, hypostatic pneumonia. Providence Caito, 1. 521 Stevens, tetanus. William Shackle. 77, 1507 Hoefgen uremia. Building Permits ton H 5,?.00 I 0° fl6rt - dWelHnr - 673 S ‘ Ar,Ulg - Cavalry U. B. Church, steam plant, Hoyt and State. 82.500. _ R. H. Seli*. dwelling and garage. 711 N. Exter. $2,350. G. F. Banker, boiler. 4009 E. Washington $1,200. J. Flaherty, furnace. 742-44 N. Drexel. S6OO. \ Grace D. McCalment. dwelling and garage. A2OO N. riitnois, $2,800. Puritan Finance Company, dwelling and Ifaragp. PM 8. Biaine.

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I were found at the side of the Ohr home. They lead to a side window and then back to the rear door, i Police believe Woods encountered i a prowler as liC came out the cellar door. Coroner Paul F. Robinson sent the body to the city morgue. GASSED BY AUTOMOBILE 1 .Man Found Overcome by Fumes From Motor Exhaust. e* Carl A. Green, 25, of 553 N. Oakland Ave., was found overcome from the effects of monoxide carbon gas, 1 generated by a running auto motor | in a closed garage, at the above address late Tuesday night. Ray Green, his brother, discovered him and called police. An ambulaive doctor revived him. BOBS CAUSE TRAGEDIES ROMM.—Two tragedies resulted here recently because of bobbed hair. A bride who cut hes hair so disturbed \ her husband’s objections that she | took poison. A girl of 17 threw' herI self down a staircase following vlo-

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