Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 147, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1928 — Page 10

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BATTLE TIDE TO DOCK LEVIATHAN Spend 17 Hours Getting Ship’s Anchor Weighed. / ',i/ Tailed Press NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—After a seventeen-hour battle with tide and wind wtihin New York harbor, the giant liner Leviathan was docked today. More than thirteen hundred fretful passengers were held aboard all night because the vessel was so unmanageable it could not be slipped into the pier without crashing into it or colliding with another ship. The Leviathan reached the pier at 9 o’clock Thursday night. A dozen tugs, puffing at full steam, nosed her cautiously toward the dock. But the ship missed by a narrow margin, and, caught in a swift current, was swept downstream. Officers decided to give up the attempt and wait until morning for the tide to change. Many passengers believed the vessel ran aground, but officers denied the report. Among the passengers were Clarence D. Chamberlin, trans-Atlantic flier, has wife and a party of four aviation engineers, who have been tournig France, England, Italy, Germany and Switzerland in Chamberlin’s Amphibian plane. The plane was carried on the after deck of the liner. There are nearly 1,000 agricultural laborers employed in London.

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FUGITIVE DIES BY OWN HAND Terre Haute Man Cheats Law in Murder Case. ' BJ! Times Special TERRE HAUTE. Ind., Nov. 9. Homer Patterson is dead by his own hand, choosing that way out rather than be arested on a murder charge He has been a fugitive two months. The suicide occurred here early today when police surrounded a house in which Patterson was hiding. He fired a bullet into his head and died shortly afterward in a hospital. Mrs. Myrtle Miller of Muncie was the victim of the murder for which Patterson was wanted. Her body with the head battered was found beside a lonely road near Newcastle Aug. 31. Charles Beasley is serving a life term in the state prison at Michigan City for the murder. Beasley. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Irene Moyer of Terre Haute were members of a drinking party in an automobile. Mrs. Moyer was held as a witness against Beasley, declaring he beat Mrs. Miler to death with a hammer, robbery being the motive Patterson had eluded authorities since that time. Ex-Congressman Dies JOHNSTOWN. Pa., Nov. 9 —Warren Worth Bailey, 73, editor of the Johnstown Democrat, died today. Ha was a native of Indiana. Bailev served this Pennsylvania district in the sixty-third and sixty-fourth congress.

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Historical societies WILL CONFER IN CITY; \ * Saturday Gathering Is Called by Clark Memorial Committee. Representatives of historical organizations of Kentucky, Illinois. Ohio, Michigm and Indiana, will attend the conference called by the George Rogers Clark Memorial committee of the Indiana Historical Society Saturday \t the Claypool. The conference wh discuss plans

for foe celebration at Vincennes, Ind., on Feb. 25, 1929, of the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of he capture of Ft. Sackville by George Rogers Clark. One of the historical authority who will attend la Temple Bodley of Louisville, author of a recent life of George Rogers Clark. Arrange ments

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will be made Saturday to invite President Coolidge to the celebration. Plans also will be made for the more extended celebration, probably in 1930, of the various events of the Revolutionary war in the west. Marines to Leave China HU United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—Addi tional United States marines will be withdrawn from China soon it was learned at the state department today. State and navy department officials are discussing now the proper number to be withdrawn and the stations in China which shall be affected.

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WIFE ON HIKE FOR LOST MATE Woman, 60, Tramps Roads From Ohio to Albany. It.n t nitvd Vtctift ALBANY, N. Y., Nov. 9.—Footsore and weary, Mrs. Helen Walker, a timid, silver-haired woman of 60, arrived here Thursday night, after a cross-country tramp from Toledo, 0., in search of her husband, who left her because he thought himself a burden. Six years ago, Mrs. Walker said, her husband’s health was broken and since that time she has been their sole provider. Four weeks ago they were together at Louisville and Walker left her to go to Toledo. She has not seen him since. Disheartened by a futile search of Ttledo, the woman turned her steps

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Got Left II y United Press ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9.—A shoe salesman reported to police today that 150 shoes, valued at approximately S4OO, had been stolen from his *automobile. The salesman’s theft report revealed the shoes were all for the left foot.

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M’NUTT GIVES COOLIDGE NATIONAL LEGION PLANS Pays Call at White House to Outline Legislative Program. By United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. The American Legion’s national legislative program proposed at the recent San Antonio (Tex.) convention.

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was presented to President Coolidge by National Commander Paul McNutt of Indiana, who called at the White House today. Major provisions of the program call for universal draft, scout cruiser construction bill, twenty amendments to laws for disabled veterans, maintenance of our naval ratio under the 5-5-3 treaty and construction of 2,750 new hospital beds at a cost of $10,000,000.