Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 305, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1930 — Page 14

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NEW YORK CITIES SHOW INCREASE IN POPULATION Returns From Four Towns Reveal Gains, Census Bureau Reports. Hu t nitrd Press WASHINGTON. May 2.—Returns from four New York cities, reporting gams in population ranging from 3,456 to 65,4442, were made public today by the census bureau. A count of 572,217 was reported in Buffalo as compared with 506.775 in 1920. New Rochelle reported a> population of 54,055, a gain of 17,842; Jamestown. 44,950, an increase of 5,033, and Ithaca, 20,550, as against 17.004. Meanwhile, preliminary returns from six other cities of more than 10,000 population were received at the bureau Two Colorado cities in this class, Colorado Springs with 32,550 and Grand Junction with 10,549, showed gains of 2,445 and 1,794 respectively. Nashua, N. H., reported a population of 31,091, a gain of 2,712; Keokuk, Ia„ 14,918, an increase of 495; Ada, Okla., 11.260, a gain of 3.243, and Emporia, Kan., 13,687, a 2,415 mcrease.

FRANCE WILL PARADE FULL NAVAL STRENGTH Demonstration Off Algeria Stirs Criticism in Paris. Bn Unit ml Press PARIS, May 2—Criticism arose m certain Parisian quarters today of France's intention to hold her most formidable demonstration of naval strength since the World war. Objections to the grand fleet review and naval maneuvers off Algeria and in the Occidental Mediterranean were based chiefly on the possibility of Italian resentment. It was felt that to stage such a demonstration so soon after the Lon lon naval parley and so near the Its Jan coasts would arouse in Italians a feeling that France was attempting to flaunt her empire and naval strength. President Gaston Doumergue left Paris Thursday to review the combined fleets. $7,000 BELIEVED TAKEN part of Muncie Store Loot Missing After Man Breaks Jail. Hu United Press MUNCIE. Ind., May 2.—Police believed today that Cecil (Jack) Miller, 23, alleged member of a gang of conspirators that robbed the McNaughton department store of 7,500, has recovered approximately $7,000 of the loot since his escape from the county jail here Friday. Miller was charged with plotting with Albert Gray, store messenger, in a fake kidnaping and robbery. Gray has confessed his part in the affair. Sheriff Puckett had been told where the money was hidden under a stone. He went to the hiding place after Miller's escape, found nothing, although there was evidence that something had been hidden. as the stone had been moved. CITY MAN HANGS SELF fcnds Life by Noose in Psychopathic Ward of Hospital. Awaiting commitment to the Central State hospital. Alfred Roeder, 38, Os 2718' Bellefontaine street, hanged himself in the psychopathic ward of city hospital today. He accomplished the act by obtaining a small rope, tossing it over a waterpipe and drawing the noose about nis neck. TOSCANINI IN EUROPE Philharmonic Orchestra Members Land From New York. Bu United Press HAVRE, France, May 2.—4 Toscanini and the philharmonic orfchestra landed here today from New York. Toscanini and the orchestra are on a tour of Europe.

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SENATE VOTE PROMISED ON VETERANS' RILL Watson Denies Measure Will Be Sidetracked by Upper House. By Scripps-Howard Newspaper Allianee WASHINGTON, May 2.—The bill increasing benefits for World war veterans will not be sidetracked in the senate during the remainder of this session but will be fully debated and brought to a vote, Senator James E. Watson (Ind.) Republican leader, said today. Watson's announcement was in answer to reports that the measure, which recently passed the house, will be pigeon-holed until the next session. The bill probably will not be reported to the senate until the return next week of Senator David A. Reed <Pa.), chairman of the veterans’ subcommittee of the finance committee. Reed is on his way here from the London naval conference, where he was a delegate. To speed up consideration, however, the subcommittee has begun consideration. Director Hines of the veterans’ bureau, the first witness, testified Thursday that the measure will cost a minimum of $181,404,650 a year and a maximum of $404,759,989. It extends to 1930 the date for all soldiers and sailors to claim compensation on the grounds that their ailments were of service Origin. .... *U Another provision prohibits the government from refutting testimony to substantiate this presumption. The measure otherwise liberalizes the veterans and war risk insurance laws. Efforts will be made to amend the measure in the senate, it is expected to curtail cost.

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ACTRESS SEEKS DIVORCE Ex-Follies Girl Will Ask Freedom From Playwright. Bu United Press NEW YORK, May 2.—Jane Winton, stage and screen actress, is

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Nicaragua Slashes Debt By United Press MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May 2. High coffee prices and money spent by United States marines were credited with enabling Nicaragua to decrease her bonded indebtedness 15 per cent in 1929.

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