Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1929 — Page 16

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RACKET RULER IS HUNTED IN MARLOW DEATH Promoter Kept SI.OOO He Collected for Ring, Police Believe. B't I mted Brest NEW YORK. July 9.—New York police today hunted a wealthy underworld ruler who allegedly purchased the life of Frank Marlow, former fight promote- and racketeer. He was said to have left New York on the night of the killing by his hired gunmen. “If the man we seek does not give himself up soon I will announce his name.” Grover Whalen, police commissioner, said. “He is the head of a powerful group of Italians in this city and we know he had extensive dealings with Marlow.” Whalen's new theory is that the slain man was a collector for a blackmail ring, which supposedly had fixed upon a prominent boxing manager as its victim. Marlow was told to collect SI,OOO. Marlow, known to have been in straitened circumstances, withheld the SI,OOO from the gang. Marlow was taken to the country, stripped of his clothes and left to think it over. The warning apparently failed to frighten Marlow into turning over the SI,OOO, so he was called from Le Tavernelle restaurant on the night of June 24 and taken on another “ride” on which he was killed. PITCHES TENT ON LAND TO GET BACK PROPERTY Woman Uses Novel Means to Compel Fulfilling of Contract. WASHINGTON, July 9.—Mrs. Anne Bartsch Dunne, physician, is enjoying the cool evening breeze and the knowledge that possession Is nine points of the law, in a small tent pitched on a valuable plot of ground in a capital suburb. She recently leased the ground to a company to erect a filling station. Work on the structure ceased suddenly when company officials discovered a faulty clause in the lease. Mrs. Dunne then claimed the company had broken the contract and pitched her tent. There she itavs while attorneys wrangle. Eighteen Abandon Vessel at Sea HULL, England, July 9.—The master and seventeen members of tbe crew of the Swedish steamer Botte have been rescued after abandoning their vessel during a storm hear Yarmouth.

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