Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1929 — Page 14

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WATSON BOOSTS RUSHVILLE MAN IN JUDGE RACE Will Sparks Promised Nomination for U, S. Circuit Bench. Newspaper Says. pv T RUSHVILLE, In-1. July s.—Declaring tha*, a letter has been received from United States Senator James E. Watson promising his recommendation for Judge Will M. Sparks. Rushville. for appointmet to the bench of the United States circuit court of appeals, the Rushville Telegram, in a front page editorial, expresses the “hope that, this time there -'ill b® no doublecrossing and that our eminent eiti7en will get the position ■which he to surely deserves." The United States circuit court rs appeals judgeship was vacated July 1 by the resignation of Judge /i. B Anderson. After lending its indorsement to Judge Sparks as a fearless, lawenforcing judge and ap upright man." the Telegram editorial declares: “The Telegram is in a position to know that Judge Sparks was promised and assured of the position on the federal district bench which Judge Robert Baßzell now holds following his appointment, five years ego. “The Telegram is informed that et the time of that appointment, errangements, and assurances of Judge Sparks' appointment were overthrown in a short meeting in

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Ambulance All Set for Crash By Times S peri'll WASHINGTON. Ind.. July 5. —When an automobile occupied by Chester Valley. 26. and Carl Lockhart, 26. Washington, overturned after striking fresh gravel on road a mile north of here, an ambulance was ready to carry them to a doctor. Both were hurt seriously. Mrs. John Brown, living near the scene of the accident, noticed the car go by at a rate of speed she felt sure would result in an accident when the gravel was reached, so she telephoned at once for an ambulance.

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SLAIN. FOUND AT WHEEL OF CAR IN CANAL Wealthy Coal Dealer Was Killed Before Auto Went Into Water, Bu United Press CHICAGO. July s.—Robert T. Hansen, wealthy coal dealer, whose body was found at the wheel of his sedan, submerged in the Chicago drainage canal, was shot and killed before his car was driven into the water, police declared today. A county highway motorcycle patrolman sighted the top of the car, twenty feet from shore, after the flood gates at Lockport were opened Sunday, allowing the level of Sag channel to fall some three feet. The body was discovered when the machine was pulled ashore. A diamond ring, which Hansen's wife said he wore when he disappeared. was missing, although his hands were gloved. Hansen, bidding his wife goodby on the morning of May 4, told her he was driving into the loop and return within an hour. Gas Protects Safe OREENCASTLE. Ind.. July 5. The safe of the postoffice here is now protected by three cylinders of mustard gas.

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SIGNS KELLOGG PACT President of Peru Celebrates Tenth Anniversary In Office. Bu United Press LIMA, Peru, July s.—President Augusto B. Leguia celebrated the tenth anniversary of his inauguration as Peruvian president simultaneously with American Independence day by signing the Kellogg anti-war treaty outlawing war as an instrument of national policy.

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Actor Prevents Panic SOUTH BEND. Ind.. July 5 “Whoopie" Douglas, member of a burlesque company playing at a theater here, averted a panic among the patrons when smoke from a rubbish fire in the basement began to

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seep into the auditorium. Douglas, from the stage, calmly said: "Well not be able to go on with the show as someone dropped a cigaret in the basement, and it's making quite a bit of smoke. Please leave as there is no danr?r.”