Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1929 — Page 9

SF.PT. 27, 1920

HERO OF OLD ► WEST VICTIM OF BANDIT GUN Rodeo (Cal.) Constable Pays With Life in Armed Defense of Bank. By T'nitrd prrf* RODEO. Cal., Sept. 26—A true descendant of California's noted Vigilantes forfeited his life in a main strict gun battle here today. Rodeo’s history, replete with western romance, gained another chapter when bandits robbed the town's bank of $25,000 and killed Constable ■Arthur McDonald. The robbers 'escaped with their loot, although one of them was wounded by the officer. A dozen groups of men were patrolling all thoroughfares of the region tonight. Shortly after the Rodeo branch of the Bank of Pinole opened today, an automobile stopped in front of it. A man about 40 stepped 'out, leaving a younger confederate at the wheel. McDonald was guarding the $25.000 pay roll of an oil company inside the bank. “Hold up your hands,” the stranger demanded. The veteran officer answered by lifting his shotgun. Simultaneously the charges from McDonald's gun and the bandit’s revolver exploded. Together they slumped to the floor. But, as the bandit fell, he reached out and grasped the money. He was able to crawl outside, where his accomplice lifted him into the car and drove away. McDonald died in a Richmond hospital. The arrest of more than half the bandits and housebreakers in London during the last twelve months have been immediately due to the use of wireless.

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■t Here are two Times carriers who are proud of their rewards for conscientious work—two shiny new bicycles. At right is James Schmidt, 426 East Pratt street; at left is George Leffert, 827 Olive street.

WAR MOTHERS TO ELECT Devote Thursday’s Convention Session to Tree Planting. Bu l nitrd Pr<*x LOUISVILLE. Sept. 27.—American War Mothers, holding their seventh annual convention here, will elect officers today. They devoted Thursday to transplanting two trees, one dedicated to the Kentucky chapter and the other to the American Legion and to a tour of points of historic interest.

HONOR PULASKI OCT. 11 Governor Asks Flag Display as Tribute to War Hero. Governor Harry G. Leslie today issued a proclamation asking public officials and citizens to display the flag on Oct. 11, in observance of the fiftieth anniversary of the death of General Casmir Pulaski, Polish hero of the war of the American Revolution.

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POLICE NET OUT FOR RACKETEER CULT NEGROES Try to Fix Blame for Gun Fight Which Claimed Lives of Three. Bu United Prreg _ CHICAGO. Sept. 27.—Roundup of members of the Moorish Science temple, Negro racketeering cult, continued today as police sought to fix blame for the gun battle Wednesday in Chicago's “black belt” between cultists and police which claimed three lives. Patrolman Jesse D. Hults died In a hospital late Thursday of gunshot wounds. Patrolman William Gallagher and John Stephenson, who was “Stephenson Bev” in the cult, were slain in the battle. The shooting began when officers sought to rescue a member of the cult who had been kidnaped by leaders and taken to an apartment.

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STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:30 Saturday- Onlv M I Saturday and Monday—Each Day We Will Sell - • Cgi I JSTfiSS; 36-IN. HOPE MUSLIN J A|| I Reg. 5c Baby Ruth Candy Bars.. V for “M ~ I I Two-llour Special—Ladle* Only ■■ I . , , . '_ . ~ mllmaß vßt 1 y ao i, day between tlie lion rs of 2 to * p. m., at I hlle They 'tei |g SATURDAY mornino at On Sale Saturday and On Sale Saturday and MONDAY morning AT O’clock gfe Monday, 11 to IP. M. M Monday, Ito2P. M. 8g “ OCMWK . ■ While 1,300 Lbs. Mill Last, tj|j Eu! While .100 brooms will last. Iff DOMINO GRANULATED ||| Wilson s Evaporated JjSfflP Maxwell House -g- fig sp, fine quality corn house. I _ P MILK I COFFEE ,Qc ■ ™ jSHJ ©■)% I Cans 0n1y.... J* |g 1-Lb. Can Only ..*o Wgg gSfOOttlS Pi On Sale Saturday and On Sale Saturday and bjfe l imit M Monday, 3to4P. M. Monday, 4tosP. 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