Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 188, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1930 — Page 3

DEC. 10, 1930.

S2O IS TAKEN BY BANDIT IN STORE HOLDUP Manager Is Waiting on a Customer When Stickup Man Enters. Holding Frank Mcllvain, manager of & Standard grocery, 1413 North Illinois street, at the point of a revolver, a bandit early today obtained S2O. Mcllvain told police he war, aiting on Emory Lyons, a customer, when the stickup man entered and drew his revolver. The bandit fled in a taxi driven by Don Reilly, 1005 West Thirtyfourth street. Reilly told police the man left the cab at Meridian and Ohio streets. Lewis Rittle. 2455 North Talbott street, was robbed of $95 Monday night by a bandit who laid in wait nfter he had put his car in the garage in the rear of his home. The man ran down the alley and was described by Rittle as being about :0, nearly six feet tall and slender. He was dressed in a dark hat and suit. The bandit who robbed Carl H. Waggoner, 21, of 1749 West Washington street. Monday night, threw Waggoner’s shoes over a fence to 'prevent him from seeking police. The robbery occurred at Davidson nd Washington streets. The footpad obtained $5, an over-

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coat valued at $25 and a wrist watch valued at SSO. Theft of a purse, two diamond rings, valued at SI,OOO and S3O was reported to police by Miss Cuba Edwards of Crawfordsville, late Monday. She said she was in a ladies’ tailoring shop in the Illinois building and had laid her purse, containing the jewelry and money on a chest in one of the rooms and that when she returned it was missing. Other robberies reported: William Fowler, grocery. 2524 North Gale street .merchandise, S3O; U. O’Gara, grocery. 1209 De Loss street, windowsmashed but no loot taken; Clifford Woods, grocery. 1302 North Senate avenue, loot unestimated: Mrs. Victoria Ford. 702 North

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Alabama street, jewelry, $l5O, and S3O; Dr. Samuel McGaughey. 5219 East Washington street. $56 obtained by pickpocket; John C. Chrisman. 720 East Thirteenth street, apartment ransacked, jewelry, SSO; and Ma:: Newfcaucr. drygoods store. 1322 English avenue, merchandise, value unknown. Dies of Auto Injuries Mrs. Sarah Gillewater, 58, Negro, 2835 Hillside avenue, injured in an auto crash Nov. 28, died Monday night in city hospital.

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BILLINGS SPLITS WITH MOONEY OVER LIBERTY Fighting Alone From Now On, He Says; Habeas Corpus Writ Sought. By United Prees FOLSOM STATE PRISON, SACRAMENTO, Cal., Dec. 16.—Declaring he never had a voice in the work of the defense committee, j Warren K. Billings today reiterated his intentions of “splitting” with | Thomas J. Mooney, and discussed plans for bringing his case to the attention <jf the United States supreme court and the Wickersham commission. . Both men Mooney at San Quentin and Billings at Folsom —are serving life sentences for the bombj ing of the San Francisco Preparedi ness day parade, in which ten per{sons were killed in 1916. [ “I have no bitterness toward Tom, but I feel I shall further my own ' cause by fighting alone,” Billings ! said. “I always have been opposed ! in my suggestions. I “I am imprisoned unlawfully, and I intend to seek a writ of habeas corpus on that ground. 1 “My cousin in San Francisco has

been authorized to form a committee of five to represent me. It will lay my case before the Wickersham committee for review and carry it to the supreme court. “I want two of the members representing me to be from the San Francisco labor council and two from the American Civil Liberties League of New York.” Two Held for Robbery Two men sought several weeks on robbery charges, are under arrest in Toledo, Police Chief Jerry Kinney was notified today. They are Newt Brown and John Diehl, who, with Charles Ashley, 826 North New Jersey street, are alleged to have robbed a man here Dec, 6, They will be returned here.

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DEATH VALLEY HUNT PLANNED Expedition Will Search for Lost Theater Man. By United Press DEATH VALLEY JUNCTION, Cal., Dec. 16.—Official parties were organized to enter Death Valley in search of Ralph Farnum, New York

theatrical agent, who was believed missing. Harry Goper, deputy sheriff, awaited only final word from police as to whether Farnum was in New York before starting a widespread search throughout the lowest section of the United States. The parties were organized despite assurance of Death Valley Scotty, a desert character, that Far-

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num knew the valley well and probably was In no danger if still there. At this time of the year the temperature rarely goes above 100 m Death Valley and drops quite low at night. Frequent thunderstorms replenish water holes and springs. Lack of food would be the only real danger for a man stranded ini the country, Scotty said.