Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1929 — Page 3

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STUDENT RIOTS CLOSE SCHOOLS IN MEXICO CITY Two Killed. Many Injured When Police Use Guns to Rout Throng. BY GESFORD F. FINE Pre, SUIT Corr^pondfnt MEXICO CITY, May 24.—Rioting among University ol Mexico students led to the fatal shooting of two bystanders last night and today i all schools in the city were ordered j closed, as police sought to quell the 1 disorders. Police officials announced they j no longer would regard the rioting , as a prank and would consider the i students as ordinary law breakers j if the rioting continued. The rioting occurred when police j attempteed to break up student | demonstrations, staged in sympathy j with striking law students. The latter struck ten days ago when the j system of examinations was changed j from one a semester to one a month. I In addition to the slain bystand- | pts who were postoffice clerks ap- ; parent!" struck by bullets from nolicr revolvers while watching the demon-’rations two students injured in an earlier clash were reported to have died. T ent- -fivee students reported injured, but some of their leader- informed newspapers that ,he number was greater and ac-j fused police of using clubs on the . rioters. Reports received from various j towns and cities of the country indicated the strike was spreading! gradually. I Five hundred preparatory school j students paraded yesterday and j hurled roc u s at the Ministry of; Education building, breaking win-i do son one side. A clash followed ; police attempts to disperse them, j Three person's were injured. FT. WAYNE TO HAVE $1,000,000 THEATER Structure Well Designed Specially for Talking Pictures. B- 1 n.n. - .'IX <•>'/' FT. WAYNE. Tnd.. tylay 24 —This city is to have a $1,000,000 theater, construction to begin about Sept. 1. according to an announcement by Y nop Realties. Tnc.. composed of three local men—Eugene Perry. Edgar Kilbourne and A1 Riegel. The Publix Theater Corporation n ill operate the new house under a lease. The theater will be one of the, first in the United States designed espec.alh’ for singing and talking pictures. Special acoustic devices j h ill be installed. It will have a -.earing rapacity of 2.500. It will be located less than a block from the Allen county courthouse. STATE FAIR EXHIBIT LARGEST THIS YEAR Farlv Reports Indicate Entries Greatest Ever. Says Director. Exhibits in the departments of agriculture, horticulture, apiary- and floriculture at the Indiana, state fair. Aug. 31 to Sept. 7. are expected to surpass those of all previous years. Russell G. East, Shelbyville. director oi agricultural products of the Indiana beard of agriculture, said today. Booklets giving the classification for agricultural products are being distributed by E. J. Barker, state ; fair secretary-treasurer, at the stateliouse. Premiums In the swine department this year total $24,409, it was announced. Breeders are taking un- j usual interest in this year s fair be- j cause the National Swine Show will be held in connection. ’ SOVIET TO BUILD AUTOS American Gets Contract to Fix I p Russian Plants. S'i L nit id Tret's MOSCOW. May 24 —Contracts | allowing A. J. Brandt, Detroit automotive engineer, to reconstruct the automobile factory here, will be signed in New Y'ork shortly, it was understood today. Brandt announced he has concluded negotiations for the contracts. Remodeling of the plant will cost approximately $7,000,000. It will be reconstructed to allow mass production of American model trucks. Terms for the construction of the now factory in Nijni-Novogorod also were signed, Brandt said. The factory will cost. approximately $10,000,000. Twenty-Year Tie May End ftv Times Special MARION. Ind.. May 24.—After more than twenty years of married life. Mrs. Dazie Martin has filed j suit in the circuit court for a divorce from Walter Martin. She charges i he spends all his money gambling and drinking. They were married in 1902 and separated Aug. 2. 1925. ; Martin is now said to reside in Kentucky. Horses Wreck Wagon Fv Times special KENNARD. Ind.. May 24.—Citizens here scurried until a runaway team of horses pulling a large farm wagon crashed into a telephone pole and demolished the wagon. They were frightened by a train while their owner. Albert Judge. Union Grove, was in a store near the railroad tracks. Auto Theft Denied K.v Times special GREENCASTLE. Ind.. May 24. Will Southward pleaded not guilty ; to a charge of auto banditry in Putnam circuit court here, but admitted receiving stolen goods. George Coffman. 35, Vermilion county, alleged to have let Southward and Guv Newkirk out of the county jail here March 19. has been captured, but denies having any part in the break.

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