Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 80, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1927 — Page 2

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RUM CARGO OF MILLION VALUE SEIZEOON SHIP 66 Men Arrested as Police and Coast Guard Catch Vessel in N. Y. Bu United Press NEW YORK, Aug. 12—Police and coast guardsmen today captured the steamship Ansonia, a cargo of liquor valued at a million dollars, sixty-six men, six motor trucks and three automobiles. The captain and crew of the Ansonia were captured single handed by Boatswain G. A. Loomis, who boarded the ship alone after his coast guard picket boat 2327 had chased it several miles. The Ansonia was docked at a shipyard in Staten Island when police of St. George surrounded a large group of men who came up in the trucks and automobiles, apparently to unload her. Thirty-nine men were arrested. Cat Moorings, Flee The crew of the Ansonia cut her moorings and started off. The coast guard vessel set out in pursuit and overhauled her off the Statue of Liberty. Ferdinand Dauria, a patrolman, early today noticed considerable activity aboard the Ansonia. The presence of the fleet of trucks also aroused his suspicions. He telephoned headquarters and the reserves arrived in time to surround the crowd at the dock. Police believe *o liquor had been landed. A few men escaped the cordon and the crew hastily cut the mooring hawsers and headed up the bay. Barge Is Sunk The Ansonia was believed to have rammed a barge, sinking it, in the futile flight. The coast guard was notified, and it was comparatively easy for the fleet Government craft to overhaul the Ansonia, a lake-type boat about three hundred feet long.

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CONFERENCE ON MINEJW-OFF Governor Donahey (Ohio) Cancels Parley Plans. Bu United Press TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Aug. 12. Coal miners of the central competitive field today faced anew the problem of negotiating separate wage settlements in the strike that has paralyzed the industry since April 1. With the announcement of Governor Vic Donahey of Ohio that he had called off the proposed triState conference between coal operators and miners of Ohio, Illinois and Indiana, which was to have been held in Toledo, Ohio, Monday, the last hope of a general and simultaneous settlement appeared to have gone. Governor Donahey announced his decision to cancel the conference in a letter to John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America. The Governor explained that his action was taken because of the unwillingness of operators generally to attend the conference.

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PLAN SCHOOLS FOR DISABLED State Board to Organize Special Classes. Special courses of study for children physically unable to attend regular classes will be organized by the State education board at the meeting Aug. 16. Superintendent of Public Instruction Charles F. Miller has sent word to every city, town and township school administration to Indicate immediately whether or not they intend to take advantage of such courses. The 1927 statute, under which the classes will be instituted, specifies that any school corporation having ten or more such physically handicapped children may enroll them in special classes. Corporations having less than ten students of this sort may transfer them to a corporation having special classes. The State will pay three-fourths the cost of such classes or transfers. The funds will for this use be deducted from the regular common school fund before apportionment to the counties in July, 1928. AERIAL SIGNS NEEDED Chambers of Commerce Sponsor Painting of Roofs WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—Th< aerial signpost has arrived. The Commerce Department today advised that aviation now needs guiding signs on roofs, and sent chambers of commerce instructions for putting the names of cities on roofs, with arrows pointing to airports.

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