Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 260, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1930 — Page 16

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HAITIAN CHIEF TRIES TO EVADE REFORM PACT American High Commission May Be Forced to Issue Ultimatum. BY HARRY W. FRANTZ I'nitfd Press .Staff Correspondent CAPE HAITIEN, March 11.—Rei.stance of Luis Borno to the political agreement for reformation of his government, to which he already had assented, may force the Hoover commission to deal sharply with the Haitian president. Borno's refusal to issue a public acceptance of the agreement which he privately had indorsed, brought the negotiations to a critical stage today, with grave fear that public disorders may result from what is termed his “evasion” of the pact. Brigadier-General John H. Russell. the American high commissioner. is said to have made the stronger f representations to Borno only find the Haitian executive unyielding. It is reported that the commission now is considering stronger action, tantamount to an ultimatum. SLATE G. 0. P. RALLIES Mrs. Hobson to Talk at Women's Meeting at Compton Hall. Two Republican rallies will be held Wednesday. Mrs. Maude* Hobson, active in the Citizens Republican League, will speak during the afternoon at a women’s meeting in Compton hall, 2001 Winter avenue, and at 8 p. m. Emsley W. Johnson will address the Northeast Republican Club in the same hall. YOUNG MAYOR SPEAKS Jack Edwards Talks to Members of Democratic Progressive League. Tlie young man is afforded equal privileges with the elder in Democratic ranks. Jack Edwards, 23-year-old mayor of Marion, told members of the Democratic Progressive League Monday night at the Indiana Democratic Club. Frank Baker, former county prosecutor, spoke on campaign issues. Clyde Karrer presided.

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NAB ALLEGED ANNOYERS Three Are Charged With Accosting 12-Year-Old School Girl. Three young men were under arrest today after they are alleged to have attempted to entice a 12-year-old girl into their auto near school No. 51, 2031 North Olney street, Monday afternoon. Those arrested are Hugo Louiso, 20, of 526 Fulton street; Cile Eranto, 21, and Angelo Bozanto, 28, both of 618 Spring street. The child ran to her home when the men approached her, police said. Roadhouse Patrons Robbed Bn United Prc* MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., March 11.—Seven young bandits carrying sawed-off shotguns held up the Speedway Inn, a roadhouse near here, and escaped after taking jewelry from customers and some gambling equipment.

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